Cancer survivor Jims fight turns to faith and hope
Jim Jr endured 10 chemotherapy cycles over 10 months with his parents by his side. After remission in 1981 and a relapse in 1982, an experimental VP16 drug at Indiana University helped turn the tide. Costs surpassed 100000, mostly covered by insurance and Hill Burton aid, with care from Mercy nurses and Rev. Charles Mehaffey guiding a positive outlook.
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Jim
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Confessions of a Closet Loyal to a Yellow Shirt
The narrator describes a lifelong attachment to a uniform wardrobe and the itch to change after years of consistency. He recalls buying a yellow shirt on college arrival, laments fashion trends, and muses on wearing the same clothes despite magazines predicting elegance. He wonders where that yellow shirt went.
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Mining Scrip Monopoly Ends as Store No 1 Clears Out
In a tale of isolated mines and poor transport workers, miners received biweekly cash pay and advances via brass scrip. Abuses by store managers overvalued tokens until a 1940 Kentucky Supreme Court ruling required redemption at face value. Store No 1 closed after brisk sales and a final item a lapel button reading Mining is the pits.
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