The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. [20], No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1949 Page: 4 of 4
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tnsv gave tlu» mb«« when
asked at a Labor meeting if
Britain could solve her economi-
se problem by jmomig the United
States:
‘-The possdahty at being ruled
by the U. & congress, the pos-
sibility o f finding ourselves
dominated by their vastly infer-
ior cumtitutum. ami the possi-
bility at ourselves sub-
merged in a country which is at
Geast 25 or 30 years behind our-
selves are quite bumfying-"
HARRISBURG — Weather
doesn't bother the bees. They
air-condition their hires by con-
trolling temperature ami humi-
dity. *
ProL E J Anderson, bee spe-
cialist at Pennsylvania State
college, said that even when cut-
side temperatures ere re beUnr
zero, bees maintained a tem-
perature of US degrees Fahren-
heit in the center of the winter
cluster.
He s-ud the moisture content
of the hive ranges from 65 to <H>
per cent. This humidity » main-
tained fairly constant despite
varying humidity char res out-
side the hive. For that reason.
Professor Anderson cautions
beekeepers against opening
hi.es any oftener than » neces-
sary to care for the colony.
HighestGash Prices
Bud jfor Dead
Crippled Jifock
CENTRAL HIDE &
RENDERING CO.
for Immediate Servfcs Phene
1SS COLLECT
nuns, texas
How Important
JEST UFFS li Mini
^KNOWLEDGE?
Tire »is triram gwtmllf fwwitJernl as
Than-ic” to all forms of healing are: Anatomy,
Pathology, Bacteriology, Chemis-
try. and H iptne and Public Health. In other
vofr{«, every practitioner should be expected
lo law something of the human anatomy, db*
tsw', the effect of drugs and ha.-ic health nick
Xo one who i* now legally practicing a
healing ait m Toas would be affected by the
Mininen Standard^ Law. Bat the law armif
demand that fnlare practitioners mast first
■■eel these Mnwaan Standard*.
(I1HE active support of every citizen in Texas
X is needed to abolish ignorance front the
sickroom—to guarantee that every practitioner
—- dvtor of medicine, osteopath, chiropractor
nr naturopath —meets at least minimum
tt^Jards of knowledge of the healing sciences.
In eighteen other stales of the United States,
minimum standards laws have been established
to protect (be public.
Ao such legal protection it afforded
the people of Texas today.
There b now pending before (be Slate Legis-
lature a workable, fair and impartial Minimum
Standards Bill, which'would require proof of
fundamental knowledge of anyone who intends
lo practice any branch of the healing art. He
woald be required to pn» an examination ha
the six science* common lo all forms of healing.
We demand by law that plumbers tear hers,
veterinarian* and attorney* prove themselves
qualified in their field before practicing in it.
who minister loour iff.
by a qualified, impartial board of trie
tsurbm. chosen from the staff» of onr lend
accredited unsvenitirv Ho practitioner fi
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The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. [20], No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1949, newspaper, March 17, 1949; Detroit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth855207/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.