Heart Disease Traced to Childhood Says Cincinnati Doctor
Cincinnati pediatric cardiologist Dr. Samuel Kaplan argues adult heart disease reflects childhood abnormalities. He notes a rising epidemic affecting about 750,000 Americans yearly and discusses identifying high risk teens to alter disease progression. His center pioneered heart lung machines and infant heart probes, enabling many children to regain normal function.
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Athens Messenger Highlights New Pediatric Heart Treatment Era
The article quotes Dr Kaplan arguing that treating children surgically for heart issues is no longer seen as a failure but a necessary step. He urges expanding screening to detect abnormalities and high blood pressure in kids, noting the benefit of preserving a large cohort of adults aged 40 to 59 who have 20 to 30 productive years left.
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Kaplan
DAR Chapter Holds Meeting at Mrs. Fuller Home
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the DAR gathered with 27 members and one guest Mrs. Christine Danford at the home of Mrs. F B Fuller. Two new members, Mrs. C M Bowman and Mrs. Clara Belle Burns, were welcomed. Delegates and alternates were elected for state and national conventions. The program on The DAR Insignia was presented by Mrs. William Harmon. Hostess committee named.
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Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
F.B. Fuller
Christine Danford
C.M. Bowman
Clara Belle Burns
Mary Stalder
Olive Dorsey
Biltmore Towers
Dayton
William Harmon
Fuller
Henry Miller
Harry Lackey
E.E. Hillebrandt
W.B. Drake
Martin Hecht
Bacon Spreads Into The Apples Recipe
Weekend breakfast idea features Canadian style bacon with applesauce glaze. Bake 8 slices in baking dish with applesauce and second bacon slice for 20 to 30 minutes. Serves 4. Also suggests a meatless curry over rice with peanuts and chutney.
Vitamin C Not Preventing Colds Says Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports reviews recent studies and finds vitamin C offers only slight relief for cold symptoms and does not reliably prevent or shorten colds. Doses above 120 mg daily are wasted in urine. juice or broccoli cover daily needs. cheapest ascorbic acid is advised for those choosing supplements.
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Linus Dauling
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Births and anniversary notices from Athens area
Newborn Gary Michael Willie arrived January 13 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital to Gary Lee Willie and Diane Watkins. Grandparents Eugene and Grace Watkins, Rolland and Olive Willie, great grandparents listed. Cynthia Ellen Wallace born December 31 to Art and Irene Wallace of Eagan Minnesota, with two sons Andrew Michael and Steven Patrick. Other notices list Ronald Guise and Atwell Wallace relatives and a silver anniversary open house for Orland and Sayre in Amesville Masonic Hall Saturday from 6 to 8 PM.
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Gary Lee Willie
Athens
Gary Michael
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Willie
Diane Watkins
Eugene Watkins
Guysville
Rolland Willie
Grace Watkins
Wallace
W.va
Olive White
Handrew
Goldie Thompson
Art Wallace
Eagan
Minn
Cynthia Ellen
Andrew Michael
Steven Patrick
Ronald Guis
Lake Geneva
Wisc
Atwell M. Wallace
Arden Place
A.M. Wallace
West Mansfield
Blanch Morlan
Orland Sayre
Amesville Masonic Hall
Time When Fire and Guests Surprise A Home Party
A personal reminiscence by Sally Walters about hosting a party that nearly went smoky after a forgotten fireplace damper and a dinner mishap with a large sorority guest group. The piece mixes humorous missteps with home event nerves and household improvisation.
Dr Salk on Child Rearing Prepare Child to Accept New Baby
Dear Dr Salk advises addressing a 3 year old’s wish for a girl by explaining that child desires cannot control outcomes. He warns parents to set clear limits and explain aging relatives to help children grasp life changes. The reader shares a personal anecdote about household chaos and dinner plans.
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Dr. Salk
Prefers Skirts and the Abc of Modern Dress Rules
Abigail Van Buren addresses readers on gender norms and wages, noting 100 million American women discuss dress, independence, and earnings. A reader in Hawaii shares age concealment worries and a note on name changes in California.
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