July 4, 1973 (12 pages)

Coronary care equipment poe _ 4, 1973 NEW EQUIPMENT for the coronary care unit at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital is demonstrated by Mrs. Mary Sutter, RN, on her “patient”, Mrs. Norma Christensen, RN. The ultrasonic nebulizer increases the water content of inspired air, reduces the development of mucus thereby improving the patient's ventilation. The new unit was purchased by the Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Fund. The monies were donated by friends in memory of Mrs: Chester Loney, President Johnson's first school teacher and affectionately referred to as "Miss Kate’ by the late President. Hay fever is not human Ask any pet, especially during this extremely ‘‘grassy’’ spring and summer, and they will tell you in no uncertain terms that hay fever is not human! In fact, if they could converse, most pets would, through tears and sneezes, complain about high grasses, wild oats, dried weeds and foxtails. But symptoms speak louder than words in this case. Watering eyes, heavy sneezing and constant scratching may well mean that your pet has added to his list ‘of human ailments the ‘‘summer blues of hay fever’. The itch is very real! Of course, it ean also be foxtails (or more correctly, wild oats) that are causing the sneezing. Regardless of the cause, the animal will scratch and tug and bite in trying to get relief. This ‘‘summer itch’’ or ‘summer eczema’”’ is, however, usually caused by a_ high percentage of mixed pollen and it ‘can be acute or chronic, depending on the animal’s exposure and residence. area. Frequently, for example, the family that spends some time in the mountains or:at the seashore will notice that their pet does not suffer from the itching and eye watering so common ‘at home’’. Therefore, during these summer months, with so many new grasses prevalent, it is wise to contact your local veterinarian and check on treatment for animal hay fever and other ~allergy-type conditions that might cause extreme discomfort. The most effective treatment is to give the pet an injection of a cortisone derivitive. This combined with oral treatment (pills) can be effective for most animals all during the hay fever season. And, of course, pets benefit, as do humans, from the: filtered air control units that are now in use in private homes. While examining your pet, the veterinarian is also checking for “allergic rhinitis’’ (irritation of nasal linings) and ‘allergic otitis” (irritation of ear linings) for foxtails or other irritants that might have been ingested. S) TIL ELEE = Se f The Nevada County Nugget 3 This week fifty years ago The championship heavyweight battle between Dempsey and Gibbons, at Shelby; Montana, aroused keen interest in Grass Valley. Some 30 fans went to the home of Phillip Keast on Lower Mill Street, to listen to his powerful radio receiver bring in the blow-by-blow account with surprising clarity from the Hale Bros. Station in San Francisco. It was deemed entirely probable that a half-million persons within the sending range of that station heard the excellent broadcasting of the great sports event. ttt++t++t+++++++4++4++4+4+4+ _ Edward Moyle, highly respected pioneer of Nevada county, died following a brief illness. He was born in England and was 79 years of age at the time of his death. He came to the United States in 1869 and lived in Pennsylvania for ten years before coming to the West. He had liyed in Grass Valley for 44 years. For twenty of those years he was employed as a machinist at the Empire Mine property. +++++++4+4+4+4+4+4+44+444+44 Greeted by. a presidential 21-gun salute from the Chilkoot Barracks, President Warren G. Harding, Mrs. Harding and members of fhe official entourage landed at Juneau, Alaska, as guests of Governor Bone, territorial and city officials. Harding was the first U.S. president ever to set foot on Alaskan soil while in office. ttt+t+t+tt++++++t++4++++4+4+ The Grass Valley Library reported that its shelves contained 7,199 books; registration of patrons totaled 2,013. Persons making use of its resources and reading rooms in the month of June totaled 2,918. Frances Doom was chief librarian fifty years ago. t+t+tt+t+t+++++++++tte4++ Celio’s Plaza Grocery advertised 24-02. loaves of bread for 10 cents; three cans of “Fancy” shrimp, 50 cents; two-pound cans Corned Beef, 30 cents; two-pound squares of creamery butter, $1; gallon tins of ripe olives were only $1.50 and you could feed their whole white corn to your chickens at the rate of 100 pounds for $2.50. +++4+4+4+4+4+4+4++4+4++4+4+4+4+4+4+ Twelve persons died from excessive heat and five were killed by lightning in the violent summer weather around Chicago, Illinois. FEFtE+t+t+t++++++4++4+44 Jess Willard, the ‘“‘man mountain’ from Kansas, went into fistic oblivion in Jersey City at the giant paws of Luis Angel Firpo, the ‘‘mauler”’ from the Argentine. Firpo downed Willard in a brutal eighth round knockout. Here’s a really quick and easy meal topper for these warm summer evenings that will have your family and guests asking for “seconds.” INGREDIENTS To serve six: Three cups of chunky, spiced apple sauce chilled slightly. ae bought” Angel Cake without frosting of any nd. 18 Marascino Cherries 1 pint whipped cream or non-dairy substitute of your preference. PREPARATION Gently tear (do not try to cut) the cake into six pieces, place each piece on a pie plate and spoon half a cup of the apple sauce onto it. Top generously with whipped cream and dot with three cherries. If you have all ingredients assembled, this tasty treat may be prepared and served in less than 10 minutes.. it is economical, so be sure to have plenty on hand. Any kind of fresh or cooked fruit may be used as a topping for the cake. YOU BET.. We're proud of ALL the Queen Candidates! _. ESPECIALLY CHARLENE SCOTT! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY 12391 NEVADA CITY HIWAY GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY

Coronary care equipment poe _ 4, 1973 NEW EQUIPMENT for the coronary care unit at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital is demonstrated by Mrs. Mary Sutter, RN, on her “patient”, Mrs. Norma Christensen, RN. The ultrasonic nebulizer increases the water content of inspired air, reduces the development of mucus thereby improving the patient's ventilation. The new unit was purchased by the Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Fund. The monies were donated by friends in memory of Mrs: Chester Loney, President Johnson's first school teacher and affectionately referred to as "Miss Kate’ by the late President. Hay fever is not human Ask any pet, especially during this extremely ‘‘grassy’’ spring and summer, and they will tell you in no uncertain terms that hay fever is not human! In fact, if they could converse, most pets would, through tears and sneezes, complain about high grasses, wild oats, dried weeds and foxtails. But symptoms speak louder than words in this case. Watering eyes, heavy sneezing and constant scratching may well mean that your pet has added to his list ‘of human ailments the ‘‘summer blues of hay fever’. The itch is very real! Of course, it ean also be foxtails (or more correctly, wild oats) that are causing the sneezing. Regardless of the cause, the animal will scratch and tug and bite in trying to get relief. This ‘‘summer itch’’ or ‘summer eczema’”’ is, however, usually caused by a_ high percentage of mixed pollen and it ‘can be acute or chronic, depending on the animal’s exposure and residence. area. Frequently, for example, the family that spends some time in the mountains or:at the seashore will notice that their pet does not suffer from the itching and eye watering so common ‘at home’’. Therefore, during these summer months, with so many new grasses prevalent, it is wise to contact your local veterinarian and check on treatment for animal hay fever and other ~allergy-type conditions that might cause extreme discomfort. The most effective treatment is to give the pet an injection of a cortisone derivitive. This combined with oral treatment (pills) can be effective for most animals all during the hay fever season. And, of course, pets benefit, as do humans, from the: filtered air control units that are now in use in private homes. While examining your pet, the veterinarian is also checking for “allergic rhinitis’’ (irritation of nasal linings) and ‘allergic otitis” (irritation of ear linings) for foxtails or other irritants that might have been ingested. S) TIL ELEE = Se

f The Nevada County Nugget 3 This week fifty years ago The championship heavyweight battle between Dempsey and Gibbons, at Shelby; Montana, aroused keen interest in Grass Valley. Some 30 fans went to the home of Phillip Keast on Lower Mill Street, to listen to his powerful radio receiver bring in the blow-by-blow account with surprising clarity from the Hale Bros. Station in San Francisco. It was deemed entirely probable that a half-million persons within the sending range of that station heard the excellent broadcasting of the great sports event. ttt++t++t+++++++4++4++4+4+4+ _ Edward Moyle, highly respected pioneer of Nevada county, died following a brief illness. He was born in England and was 79 years of age at the time of his death. He came to the United States in 1869 and lived in Pennsylvania for ten years before coming to the West. He had liyed in Grass Valley for 44 years. For twenty of those years he was employed as a machinist at the Empire Mine property. +++++++4+4+4+4+4+4+44+444+44 Greeted by. a presidential 21-gun salute from the Chilkoot Barracks, President Warren G. Harding, Mrs. Harding and members of fhe official entourage landed at Juneau, Alaska, as guests of Governor Bone, territorial and city officials. Harding was the first U.S. president ever to set foot on Alaskan soil while in office. ttt+t+t+tt++++++t++4++++4+4+ The Grass Valley Library reported that its shelves contained 7,199 books; registration of patrons totaled 2,013. Persons making use of its resources and reading rooms in the month of June totaled 2,918. Frances Doom was chief librarian fifty years ago. t+t+tt+t+t+++++++++tte4++ Celio’s Plaza Grocery advertised 24-02. loaves of bread for 10 cents; three cans of “Fancy” shrimp, 50 cents; two-pound cans Corned Beef, 30 cents; two-pound squares of creamery butter, $1; gallon tins of ripe olives were only $1.50 and you could feed their whole white corn to your chickens at the rate of 100 pounds for $2.50. +++4+4+4+4+4+4+4++4+4++4+4+4+4+4+4+ Twelve persons died from excessive heat and five were killed by lightning in the violent summer weather around Chicago, Illinois. FEFtE+t+t+t++++++4++4+44 Jess Willard, the ‘“‘man mountain’ from Kansas, went into fistic oblivion in Jersey City at the giant paws of Luis Angel Firpo, the ‘‘mauler”’ from the Argentine. Firpo downed Willard in a brutal eighth round knockout. Here’s a really quick and easy meal topper for these warm summer evenings that will have your family and guests asking for “seconds.” INGREDIENTS To serve six: Three cups of chunky, spiced apple sauce chilled slightly. ae bought” Angel Cake without frosting of any nd. 18 Marascino Cherries 1 pint whipped cream or non-dairy substitute of your preference. PREPARATION Gently tear (do not try to cut) the cake into six pieces, place each piece on a pie plate and spoon half a cup of the apple sauce onto it. Top generously with whipped cream and dot with three cherries. If you have all ingredients assembled, this tasty treat may be prepared and served in less than 10 minutes... it is economical, so be sure to have plenty on hand. Any kind of fresh or cooked fruit may be used as a topping for the cake. YOU BET... We're proud of ALL the Queen Candidates! _. ESPECIALLY CHARLENE SCOTT! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY 12391 NEVADA CITY HIWAY GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY