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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1950
Page
11
The text defines Asynpsia as a state of insufficient air or breathing impairment requiring urgent medical attention. It notes physia as a top emergency, then mentions resuscitation methods with Schafer method cited as oldest and best known. It references a patient Nes with head turned to one side.
An old column offers FASTEETH powder to secure dentures with no taste, then oddly describes chest and abdominal pressure methods for breathing. It includes a reader query about leg bruising, electric treatment, and ongoing cast therapy with uncertainty about proper care.
The correct treatment depends on the cause. Blood and urine should be examined, leg circulation checked for vascular disease, and varicose veins or vitamin deficiencies noted as possible slowing factors. Dr Dean offers constructive advice free in this column to readers.
In a Hamilton College commencement Jessup adviser said Soviet blocking of acceptance of a US backed control system illustrates difficulty of peaceful adjustments with the Soviet Union. He added the United States remains ready to negotiate. Leopold and Princess De Rothy arrive in Rome from Switzerland seeking a religious audience with Pope Pius XII amid exile in Belgium.
Rumors swirl about Robert Walker and Pia, money woes in New York divorce filings, Churchill eyeing minor surgery, and the Duke of Windsor drawing bids for his life rights. Marilyn Maxwell settles finances, Lefene and Alda tapped for Guys and Dolls, Brennaman widow courted, plus Paris chatter and Hedy Lamarr Charleston moment. Farouk bans gambling at charity events as Broadway hosts a boom of stars and spectacles.
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