Teeth and bite issues linked to facial pain guidance
A medical note explains that facial pain can stem from teeth and gum problems even without tooth decay. It describes using red carbon paper to detect high spots, balancing bite, preventing overloading front teeth, and addressing pyorrhea signs like bleeding gums, tartar, or gum recession to reduce pain and future dental work.
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Market Outlook Mixed Across Apples Livestock and Hogs
Baltimore reports dull apple markets with limited sales and scattered gains across varieties. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep show higher early bids, with steers and heifers up to 27 cents, good cows 17.50 to 18.50, and hogs trading stronger at 21 to 23.50 for various weights as buyers remain active in Chicago with top hogs at 22.75 and cattle to 33.10 for prime loads.
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Steel stocks rise as strike fears ease on New York market
Hopes of averting a threatened steel strike lift stock prices in New York trading. Leading steel shares rise at the open before easing, with Commonwealth & Southern trading 26,500 shares at 51-8 and another 10,000 shares at the same price. Other gains occur in U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and more.
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Commonwealth & Southern
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
Studebaker
Consolidated Edison
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case National Distillers
Phelps Dodge
International Paper
Sinclair Oil
Richfield
Transcontinental & Western Air
Egg and live poultry prices reported for Winchester area
Agriculture Dept price reports list U S Grade A extra large eggs at 63 cents, A large 61, A medium 53, B grade not shown. Live poultry prices include No 1 quality heavy breed hens 44 to 46 cents, Leghorn hens 40 to 44, broilers 18 to 26, old and young guineas listed with per bird values.
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Winchester
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Chicago grains open with softer soybeans and mixed wheat
Chicago grain prices opened with soybeans under pressure as futures fell. Wheat showed a mixed start while corn slipped slightly. oats and rye posted modest moves, with soybeans leading the declines among traded contracts.
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Auction Market Report Shows Varied Livestock Bids
The sale lists cutters at 12.50 to 15, medium and good sausage bulls 18.50 to 20.30, good and choice weighers 26 to 28. Salable sheep 2000 with bidding weak to 50 cents lower, double deck good to choice western yearlings steady at 21.50, deck good offerings 21.
Polio Pattern Different More Costly This Year
New York report notes polio cases spread widely across the United States, raising treatment costs. National Foundation experts say this year’s pattern defeats last year’s hot spots, increasing demand for respirators, hot packs, and staff transfers across six regional depots.
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National Foundation
North Carolina
California
Texas
Local Market Prices From The Star
Local markets corrected daily list several grain and feed items with prices. Flour products show per bag and per hundredweight rates, including corn meal, wheat, barley, egg mash, turkey grower, broiler mash, and crocked corn.
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J. E. Shields Rites Set For Wednesday
Funeral services for John E. Shields of near Stephens City will be held at 2 p m Wednesday from the Orrick chapel Methodist church. Rev. D M Pleasant of Washington will officiate with Rev. J C Carroll aiding. Shields died Saturday afternoon from a heart attack while walking home. He was born at Eagle Rock Va and lived most of his life in Virginia. Survived by widow Katie Belle Shields, one son John F E Shields Jr seven daughters and eighteen grandchildren. Burial at Stephens City cemetery.
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Orrick Chapel Methodist Church
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Shields
Eagle Rock
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Maggie Shields
Virginia
Katie Belle Shields
John FE. Shields Jr
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Elizeabeth Butler
Frances Carter
Dorothy Sartwright
Winchester
Josephine Thompson
Boston
Charlotte Andrews
Johnstown
Ellis Turner
Clarence Robinson
Shirley Crawley
Frank Millifield
Dewitt Medley
Henry Minnifield
Henry Dorman
Clyde Williams
John Whitlock
Richard Rogers
Raymond Moton
George Whitlock
Stephens City Cemetery
Wear White on Highways At Night Warning
Notice urges pedestrians to wear white at night on highways and stay safe. It mentions care and vigilance and warns readers to be visible when walking roadside.
Gavilan Stabbed In Harlem Street Fight
Kid Gavilan Cuban welterweight was stabbed in the neck during a Harlem incident after a taxi blocked his path. Private detective Philip Anderson was stabbed in the face while aiding Gavilan. Wilber Heath and Theodore Smith were arrested for felonious assault.
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Kid Gavilan
Harlem
Gavilan
Philip Anderson
Gevilan
Anderson
Wilber Heath
Theodore Smith
Tech Prepares To Meet Marines In Opening Tilt
William and Mary’s Indians ready for Saturday night opening contest at the University of Houston Texas. Coach R N McCray touts a stout defense while predicting a diversified offense with flankers backs and aerial power. The Indians scrimmaged Duke in Durham as four other state colleges begin 1949 campaigns. Virginia Tech’s Gobblers open with the Quantico Marines at Alexandria with a two team system planned.
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Indians
University of Houston
Texas
R. N. McCray
Dixie
McCray
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
State College
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Quantico Marines
Alexandria
Tech
Bob McNeish
Spiders Face Yellow Jackets At Richmond Stadium Saturday
The University of Richmond Spiders take on Randolph Macon’s Yellow Jackets at Richmond Stadium Saturday night. Richmond is favored to win while six of Randolph Macon’s 1948 regulars will appear. Emory and Henry Wasps meet Concord College in Bluefield West Virginia with other state teams delaying their openers until next week.
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University of Richmond Spiders
Randolph Macone
Yellow Jackets
Richmond Stadium
Emory and Henry
Wasps
Concord College
Bluefield
W. Va
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