Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 279, Ed. 1 Monday, July 6, 1953 Page: 3 of 10
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OFF FOR CALIFORNIA—Denton County Boy Scouts will leave July 9 to attend
the Boy Scout Jamboree in California. The boys will be accompanied by Scout
leader Robert Taylor, back row, left. In the group will be, back row left to right,
Stewart Miller and Tommy Carruthers, and front row, Phillip Speegle, Rob Neale
and David Grady. Not pictured is Billy Sisk of Lewisville. (Record-Chronicle Staff
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Ask your insecticide dealer hre in Denton for Aldrin.
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a hangover of habit, a surgeon de-
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Dr. Samuel P. Harbison of Pitts-
burgh speaks up for more comfort
and happiness for patients in an
article in the Journal of the Am-
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this year, don't let home
washing spoil their line and
Anish ... trust them to our
special "Cotton Clinic."
Back comes their crisp body
and texture. All dirt removed,
even perspiration gone, and
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3-WAY KILL — The grasshopper dies ... whether he
touches aldrin, eats it or breathes it. That's why aldrin
is the nation's No. 1 hopper stoppar.
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Wea like to spoil you a bit.
We’d like to seat you in a 1953 Buick
RoADMASTER and let you be coddled in the
most sumptuous comfort on four wheels.
What we have in mind is more than just a
sampling of the spacious roominess here-
and of the cushions that cradle you in opulent
FAST — Just a few hours after you apply aldrin, you'll
see dead grasshoppers everywhere. Next day you'll do
well to find a live one. Nothing else approaches the speed
of aldrin's kill.
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pierce the veins. I am quite sure
this routine was not dictated by
reason.”
In some hospitals, everyone is
given morphine before surgery,
even though it nauseates 10 to 15
per cent of patients. Morphine, he
says, is thought to be especially
good in reducing apprehension, but
he finds barbiturate drugs just as
good or better.
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A car with the velvety control of still finer
braking — plus the added convenience of 0003
Power Brakes* if you wish. Ra"
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ready!”
A big chunk of raw land with
Southern California brown grass
covering rolling hills has been
turned into a mode! camp site.
Roads have been built, water pipes
laid, electric and telephone lines
strung. As of now the hills are
marked with a scattering of er-
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Each section will be a self
sustaining village, with a health
lodge, headquarters, commissary,
equipment tents, postoffice and
shower facilities. In all there will
be 1,242 troop campsites, each 90
by 90 feet.
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enemas, shots of morphine, or bans
on drinking water, or eating foods
you like. He suggests a new
analysis to learn what rules may
be outmoded.
Many patients are nervous and
apprehensive before an operation,
he says.
“Then come enemas, shaving, de-
privation of fluids, and adminis-
tration of drugs by hypodermic in-
jections. Must all these precedures
be routine for all patients? How
can we make the preoperative
phase less of an ordeal?”
Dr. Harbison says the need for
enemas before all surgery is highly
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ing to a child. They’re even order-
ed in some hospitals, he adds, be-
fore a child’s tonsils are taken out.
He abolished routine enemas five
years ago, and reports no com-
plieations resulting. They are nec-
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surgery.
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JAMBOREE CITY, Calif. (R
— The Post Office may not even,
list this newest Western boom town,
but in a few days it will have a
population of almost 50,000.
All boys' “
Not long ago, sheep grazed on its
3,000 acres. But today it's a bus-
tling little tent city, putting the
finishing touches on a man-sized
invasion by young America.
From every state they will come
—a pummeling. laughing out pour-
ing of Boy Scouts. For a week
the quiet of vast, historic Irvinge
Ranch will be shattered.
This peaceful rolling land over-,
looking the Pacific is the site for
the third National Boy Scout Jam-
boree Scout leaders are working
day and night to be ready for
J-day. The Jamboree officially
opens July 17 but the Scouts will
start pouring in by train, auto and
bus by July 13.
Visualize, if you can, the amount
it food, water, refrigeration, san-
itation. bandages and everything
else needed for 50,000 growing boys.
Then you get the magnitude of
Jie job.
Ray H. Bryan, a determined type
with 23 years in scouting, is in
charge of physical arrangements.
Asked if everything will be ready
in time he replied, a little grimly:
“With 50,000 boys holding rail-
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Grasshoppers don't wait. Spray or dust your fields with
aldrin RIGHT NOW. It's tha fastest and best 'hopper
poison. Aldrin's international record for grasshopper con-
trol is unsurpassed.
dure books.” The area to be ope-
rated on must be shaved, but he
sees no reason to shave the lewer
parts of the body for a chest
operation.
At one hospital, routine shaving
for chest surgery includes not only
the chest and armpits, but “the
California with sight seeing stops
in Royal Gorge, Salt Lake City,
Brigham Young Park, Great Salt
Lake and Los Angeles.
They will arrive at the site of
the Jamboree July 14. The Irvine
Ranch and Newport Beach will be
combined for the temporary en-
campment for the Scouts, and the
huge area will be turned into a
complete tent city.
It has been estimated that the
Scouts will consume 18,000,000
gallons of water, 600,000 loaves of
bread, 1,000 tons of meat and 150,-
000 donuts.
The Denton Scouts will spend
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1 Seven Denton County Boy Scouts
ice tents, shower facilities and huge will be mong the 50,000 from all
Navy refrigerators. When the boys the United States and 17 foreign
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travel that we’d like you to know ...
The soubsatisfying feel of bossing almost
limitless power from the world's newest and
most advanced 1’8 engine •..
The casual ease with which you command
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LOW COST — A little aldrin goes a long way . . . just
2 to 4 ounces per acre is the dosage, no matter how heavy
the infestation. No other grasshopper poison is so eco-
nomical to use.
Jamboree City is located on the
Coast Highway. U. S 101 about Grady, Stewart Miller, Phillip
40 miles southeast of Los Angeles I Speegle of Troops 65-66; Tommy
on the way to San Diego. The land ; Carruthers of Troop 57 and Billy
of the Irvine Ranch rolls down to Sisk of Lewisville. They will be
the seaside resort town of Newport । accompanied by Robert Taylor, July 24 at Catalina Island and then
Beach, where quite a few Southern leader of Denton Troop 69..
California.millionairestis.up.thetr The Denton Scouts will join oth- Sequoia National Park, .nd the
pophttion ^12,000 sprawls along er Texasuscouts on a special train Grand Canyon, arriving in Fort
’thebeach for about eight miles. »n Fort Worth July 9 and travel to Worth July »■___
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Santa Ana, five miles inland.
The campsite is only a small)
cut of the vast Irvine holdings.
The Irvine Ranch spreads over
100,000 acres—approximately 22
miles long and nine miles wide
The Irvine family has had it for,
more than 80 years and its origin'
is traced back to the old land grant i
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resime. The Scouts were given use j
of their site without charge by
Myford Irvine, head of the ranch
company.
The Scout camp has been divided
into 36 large sections—each to
accommodate 34 troops. Each
troop will have four patrols of,
road tickets in their hot fists youl eight Souts each, a senior patrol;
don't change the date. Well be leader. scribe, quartermaster, two
assistant scoutmasters and a scout-
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 279, Ed. 1 Monday, July 6, 1953, newspaper, July 6, 1953; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1427241/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.