Comprehensive guide to rheumatic heart disease risks and treatments
A detailed medical overview lists rheumatic fever as the precursor to most rheumatic heart disease, with strep throat as a common trigger. It covers symptoms like joint tenderness, fatigue, nosebleeds, and heart involvement, plus prevention through prompt medical care, tonsil removal, and lifestyle measures. It also outlines subacute endocarditis, angina, coronary sclerosis, thrombosis, and psychosomatic conditions, detailing prevention, diagnosis, and treatment options including penicillin, bed rest, diet, oxygen, and emerging therapies.
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United States
Hypertension and heart disease symptoms and treatment notes
The notes outline common high blood pressure symptoms such as morning headaches dizziness fatigue insomnia nosebleeds and heart related signs like palpitations and nighttime breathing difficulties. It cites essential hypertension as often inherited and worsened by stress. Treatments include sedatives digitalis mercurials fluid reduction diet low in salt rice fruit diet and stress avoidance with optimism for careful living. Surgical relief of underlying hypertension may offer preventive value.
Sunday Horoscope and Q&A on married life
Sunday Horoscope offers Taurus through Aries guidance for the week and hints at balancing work and personal life while stressing moderation and rest. A second feature answers readers on social questions about manners including ring transfers and wearing a fraternity pin.
Clover Trial At Reese Farm Draws East Texas Visitors
Visitors from sixty East Texas counties toured George R. Reese's farm near Nacogdoches to view crimson clover recently introduced to Texas after strong performance in Alabama and other Southern states.
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Nacogdoches
Texas
George R. Reese
Alabama
Congress Gets What Is Asked For and Screams
Washington, April 20. In a sharp political clash over post office funding, lawmakers react to a plan to cut mail deliveries to save money. The House Appropriations Committee recommends $28 million less than Postmaster General Donaldson requested, prompting outrage among many congressmen who warn of voter protests in an election year.
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James Marlow
Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Congressional
Donaldson
House Appropriations Committee
P. O
House
US Treasury
Congress
DAR Elects Ohio Woman President General
Mrs. James B. Patton of Columbus Ohio was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She defeated Mrs Edwin Stanton Lammers of Dallas 1494 to 762 and succeeds Mrs Roscoe O Byrne of Brookville Ind. Patton will serve a three year term as the society marks its 59th continental congress with ballots completed early.
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Washington
James B. Patton
Columbus
Ohio
Spfinghters of the
Edwin Stanton Lammers
Dallas
Patton
Roscoe O’byrne
Brookville
Ind
Potter County ACS Names Mrs. Selden Simpson Commander
Mrs Selden Simpson 1707 Madison named new commander of the Potter County unit of the American Cancer Society. Announcement made by Grace Hopkins executive secretary with Dr T P Churchill and Leonard Gunderson as leadership trio. Simpson succeeds Mrs W L Clifford of 1422 Harrison in directing volunteer women for ACS projects.
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Women’s Field Army
Potter County
American Cancer Society
Selden Simpson
Madison
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ARIES
United Features Syn
Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Pope Photo Records Co
Acme Quality
Quality Hardware’ & Gifts
Eagle Paint CO
Tyler
Karvelas Twins
Carstairs
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Tucker's Nursery
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OLD Thompson
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St. Kentucky
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Haig & Haig
Echo Spring
Ace
D West
Potter County Medical Society
Pageant Magazine
Self
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Moune
Seidlitz Paint Department
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Panhandle
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Mrs. Simpson
Robert and William Karvelas
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WIN Brothers
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