Oxygen cannot cure hangovers or most common ailments
Doctors say pure oxygen does not cure hangovers, hay fever, asthma, migraine or fatigue. Medical authorities warn against its overuse for athletics or self treatment, noting it offers no stimulant effects and can be dangerous without supervision.
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Auto mishap ends in two deaths at Kentucky farm
Harrodsburg Kentucky farmer Ed Higginbotham 50 left a neighbor’s farm after talking and driving away with his truck. Allen Woodard 51 was injured when struck by the truck and later hospitalized. Higginbotham was killed about 20 minutes later when his vehicle ran off the highway and overturned.
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Bones of Four Prehistoric Beasts Found
Workmen uncover fossil fragments 30 feet underground near Jack London Square Oakland while digging for a Posey tube twin. Paleontologist John Rensberger identifies a Pleistocene bear canine tooth Tremarctotherium, a large ground sloth limb, a mammoth front leg bone, and teeth plus a possible shoulder bone from a giant prehistoric bison.
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John Rensberger
University of California
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