Ice May Replace Anesthetic In Amputations
Baytown surgeon Dr. Lyman Crossman described a cold ice method at Grace Methodist Church to reduce anesthesia needs for amputations. He said cooling the leg with crushed ice to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit lowers nerve transmission of pain, lowering mortality from 50 percent to about 12 percent in elderly patients with arteriosclerosis.
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Fall frock patterns and refrigeration talk headline
An array of vintage sewing patterns showcases a low curved neckline and four gore skirt for fall wear, with sizes and yardage listed. A separate feature discusses advances in refrigeration for medical use, including amputation cases and ice preservation, plus notes from Dr. Crossman and Dr. Bridges. A Miami letter details a man’s suicide after a goodbye note to his wife and child.
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Episcopalians Urge Vigilance Against U S Statism
Fight over world order and religious liberty highlighted at the Episcopalian convention in San Francisco. Bishops urged Americans to defend freedom in a Christian society, opposing despotism, while other resolutions backed Palestine borders and UN efforts.
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Stassen accuses U.S. aid sped Soviet atom effort
On the Queen Elizabeth Harold E. Stassen, former Republican hopeful, charged U S shipments of atomic research gear to Russia helped the Soviets build an atom bomb ahead of schedule. He blamed the Truman administration's loose oversight and called for a full investigation and accountability.
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Beauty Contestant Accuses Falsies In New Orleans Pageant
New Orleans beauty contestant Belle Wayne charges that half of the 14 entrants in Miss New Orleans at 31843 wore falsies to hide motherhood or divorce. She cites three married contestants and a winner with a three year old son, while sponsors clash over titles.
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Principal funds teen dating loans at Noblesville high
In Noblesville on October 5 principal J B Stephens approved a student loan fund to aid romantically involved teens. A financially strapped student can borrow up to 2 dollars for dates with 2 percent interest and a 10 day repayment window. Default bars future loans.
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Texas papers formed in 1880 in Houston
The fragment indicates an organization started in 1880 in Houston and references a Texas newspaper context. The note mentions advancing to a leadership role in the southern region and a person or entity named T. A. with plans to head toward the Pacific.
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