Premenstrual Tension Traced to Social Strife
Dr. Herman Bundesen warns against suffering in silence over premenstrual syndrome. He lists symptoms including irritability, mood swings, headaches, breast swelling, bloating, and weight changes, noting they vary by woman and period. The piece cites possible social consequences and mentions an experimental brain circulation operation with little proven value.
Questions and Answers on Amendments and Naval Terms
The excerpt presents Q and A on why the 1st Amendment was considered to protect Lincoln era actions and emancipation, the Pullman car controversy linked to Lincoln’s funeral, ambergris source, and length standards tied to the international meter. The dialogue cites the emancipation lawline, funeral procession, sperm whale and the meter.
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