Medicos Explore New Hibernation Medical Scheme
At the AMA meeting in St Louis doctors from Philadelphia demonstrate a cold sleep method that lowers body temperature for days to treat cancer insanity and tuberculosis. The exhibit shows women in ice and frigid rooms whose pulses vanish and organs slow yet recover after awakening. Researchers claim potential for heart rest and disease management though results are early and controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Preas
ST. Louis
Temple 5S Fay
Lawrence W. Smith
Philadelphia
Woodland Mills community notices and visits listed
Mother's Day program drew a large crowd at Woodland Mills. Rev I W Myers of Vinemont and Mgr A N Mitchell hosted Sunday dinner. Velma Murphy from State Teachers College Florence visited with her parents. Numerous locals and visitors from Auburn Birmingham Decatur Knoxville and Washington accompanied by many couples and families were mentioned in a roundup of calls and decorations.
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I. W. Myers
Vinemont
Mgr
A. N. Mitchell
Velma Murphy
State Teachers College
Florence
R. L. Murphy
Murphy
Hazel Beach
William Turney
Center Springs
Earl Walker
Bessie Bailey
Auburn
Lula Dean
Floyd
Dean
Gordon
Grantland
Antioch
R. ©. Russell
Birmingham
T. J. Russell
Tom Russel
Pryor McRee
Decatur
L. R. McCutcheon
Hollis Bates
John McCutcheon
Union Hill
Hammond Russell
Albert Hough
Laceys Spring
Cotaco
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Old
Gurnie Foote
Edward Hamilton
Willie Fowler
Somerville Residents Host Wide Weekend of Visits
Somerville and nearby families hosted a busy weekend with guests from Decatur Birmingham Hartselle Arab Pines and Rome. Attendees included the Gurleys Dunns Waughs Palmers and Pecks along with many relatives visiting across gatherings at multiple homes.
Philadelphia Cancer Hibernation Experiments Report
Philadelphia researchers tested cooling and warming effects on cancer cells. They note cooling to 90 degrees halts growth while warming later resumes, yet 89 degree heat kills young cancer cells, reducing tumor size and pain. X rays provide similar relief though death is delayed. a few patients remain living and comfortable.
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Philadelphia
Homecoming Sing Planned at Falkville High School
Falkville high school hosts the annual homecoming sing on May 28. Quartettes from Sand Mountain and other sections plan to attend as the committee invites public participation and expects a large turnout.
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Falkville High School
Sand Mountain
Local Pythias elects W Cooper Green grand chancellor elect
W Cooper Green. Birmingham postmaster, was chosen grand chancellor elect at the Alabama Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias annual meeting in Montgomery yesterday. The event highlighted the leadership lineup for the fraternal order in the state.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. Cooper Green
Birmingham
Alabama Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
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Medicos Eye
Morgan County
Woodland Mills
Florette
Earl Gurley
Betty Parle
Somerville
Nancy Covey
Alex Dunn
W. H. Fowler
Sherrill Tapscott
Mr. Tapscott
Arab
Ruth Tanner
D. Ida Tanner
Laverne Tanner
Harold Waugh
Judge Waugh
Ollie Mae Waugh
L. E. Vincent
G. C. Vincent
Jep Dendy
Mary Nell
Eral Peck
Tom Crawford
G. W. Peck
A. H. Bean
Otto McCarley
Willis
Ruth
Hartselle
Arnold Palmer
Harry Lyle
Donald and
Wayne
Hubert Mitchell
Howard
Elizabeth Ann
Earl Tanner
Wilma Jean
Orville Tanner
Billy
Glenn Watkins
Jimmy
Glenn~ Edmundson
Gum Springs
Haskel Harris
Jesse Miller
P. R. Waugh
Benny Ralph
Gadsden
Leo Johnson
Rome
Lannie Clemmons
Roger Hamilton
John David
Roger Taylor
Byron Vann
Eva
J. M. Palmer
William Bartlett
Iceline
Magnolia
Lynntown
Floyd Quinn
Jim Gurley
Russell Peck
James Lynn, Jr
James Palmer
Pines
Jo Peck
Daisye
Dot
Lucille Quinn
Bill
G. W
A. H. Dunn
H. W. Waugh
Tio
Gladstone
Bes
Cool
Adlerika
Clerik
Harlan
United Mine Workers
Harlan County
Falkville
Danville Road
Green
Buffly
Priscilla
Pajamas
Cool Batiste
Penney
Oxfords
Goodyear
Ramona
Sport Oxfords
Goodyear Welt
Penney’s
Penney’s C. Penney Company
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