Valvular Heart Disease Complicated by Pleural and Digestive Trouble
A hypothetical case links pleurisy to subsequent valvular disease, indigestion, and diarrhoea. Exercise and deep breathing plus simple diet and intestinal antiseptic care are suggested, with recommendation to consult an internal medicine expert for proper diagnosis.
Yams for Soldiers Demand Drives Yellow Yam Shipments
The U S Government guarantees yellow yams to Megro and white soldiers in camps in the United States and France. Contracts for millions of bushels have been signed, with processing plants set up in Texas to supply the supply chain and preserve the sweet potatoes for military use while civilians have limited access.
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Restlessness in Love and Labor Echoes in Sidelights
Ruth Cameron explores restlessness in a married couple as the wife craves town errands while the husband stays content in the country. The piece defines restlessness as a disease of seeking novelty and cites two cures: absorbing work and developing inner leisure resources. It notes men can be as restless as women due to lack of challenging duties early in life and argues balance between work and fulfillment.
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Bits of Byplay from Luke McLuke in Cincinnati Enquirer
A collage of humorous byplay and social quips by Luke McLuke including jokes about bachelors, marriage, ink from grape juice, and comments on soldiers in training camps. It weaves light verse, mock dialogue, and city life vignettes with brief notes on marriage licenses and local references.
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The Poor Dutch in a Tight Spot Over Food and Shipping
The Dutch have tried to please Germany while avoiding offense to the Allies, but now face food shortages as they refuse to let ships in American ports sail loaded. The situation highlights their constrained stance amid wartime pressures.
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American
News of War Wounds and Dutch Food Struggles
In August letters from France describe soldiers dodging shell splinters with severe injuries. Dutch citizens note Allied restrictions curb exports, harming Holland's ability to feed civilians and soldiers, while warnings of U boats loom. Portland Press.
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