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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
5
Dr Harry outlines simple laws behind medical explanations for older patients. He links insomnia in late life to obesity urinary habits and acidic urine, offering practical remedies and cautions on peptic ulcers and high blood pressure. He promotes his booklet How To Lose 10 Pounds in 10 Days with a stamped return envelope and fee.
Greenfield marks the 124th birthday of James Whitcomb Riley with a two day Riley Festival featuring a Friday Parade of Flowers at 1 p.m. and a Saturday parade with antique cars. More than 1400 elementary students will place fall blooms on Riley’s statue, and a historical marker will honor where he wrote Little Orphan Annie.
Little Pat Barclay, five, is now the longest-lived liver transplant patient, growing several inches and gaining weight on a thousand calorie diet nine months after surgery. Madison County donors have raised over 13000 for hospital and doctors bills while monthly Sloan Kettering scans and weekly blood tests monitor the new organ’s acceptance and function.
The columnist warns that many symptoms like headaches and vomiting are nonspecific and can arise from sinus infections eye issues drugs allergies or fatigue. He notes brain tumors may present without headaches and advises readers to consult physicians rather than self diagnose. The piece emphasizes fear can worsen symptoms and that most headaches are not due to tumors.
The Noble Street United Methodist Church founded in 1829 hosts an old fashioned corn bread and bean supper and box social Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. The dessert box social auctioneer Eggbert Hood leads a ladies’ packed display. A barbershop quartet finals old songs, centennial garb encouraged, and an antique hobby show runs through Sunday Sept. 30 with historical pictures of the church and Madison County.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Trissel of 909 S Fourth St Frankton celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at Bernies Dining Room Frankton on Sunday Sept 30 hosted by their children. They wed Sept 26 1924 in Anderson and have five daughters 16 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Mrs Trissel is Sarah Gooding. he is retired from Delco Remy.
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