Extra Rib May Be Cause Of Shoulder, Arm Pains
Dr. Alfred W Adson of the Mayo Clinic notes cervical ribs occur in about six of every thousand patients and often are found incidentally. Pain and a pulsating mass near the collarbone may signal an extra rib, with surgery like scalenotomy or rib removal considered if it affects pulse or blood pressure.
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Alfred W.adson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Adson
United States
International College of Surgeons
Chicago
Palmer House
Lifespan disparity across American males and females
A report notes half of all American men die before age 65 and 40 percent of women follow suit, with about 360000 men and 200000 women dying before 65 each year. Infant deaths exceed 100000 annually, despite infant mortality gains, as experts urge further life preservation efforts. The piece also surveys deep ocean trenches, listing Ramapo Deep and other depths.
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Grand Canyon
Mindanao
Philippines
Pacific
Japan
Caroline Islands
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Ramapo
Sea of Guam
New Zealand
Milwaukee
Hispaniola
West Indies
Planet
Equator
Christmas Island
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Meteor
South Atlantic
Richards
Chile
Bremen the Rome of the North seeks top postwar role
Bremen, known as the Rome of the North, bids for a prominent postwar economic and commercial position. From its 8th century Weser founding to recent recovery from WWII bombings, the city has endured plunder, revolutions, and destruction yet remains a resilient hub in northern Europe.
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Rome
Germany
Vitalix
Bremen
Weser
Europe
Local social notes from Wilmington and area events
Mrs. Plummer and family hosted a dinner in Wilmington while Mrs. Noble led a 24 guest family gathering at Avondale Easton. Mrs. Dorothy Osteen weekend guest of Mrs. Carmine. Mrs. Maude Reidy visiting Schmicks while Mrs. Schmick hospitalized. Bridge club entertained by Mrs. Plummer. Square Dance Club hosted by Mrs. Trice and Mrs. Hall. Max Chambers weeked in Baltimore. Mrs. McAllister returns from Washington visit. Mrs. Hollis traveled to Philadelphia. Rev. Windsor spoke at Bethesda Church anniversary homecoming with homemakers chorus present. Thanksgiving service at Bethesda Methodist. Walter Clement's family headed to Gulfport for winter. Mrs. Courson patient at Johns Hopkins. Morris and Boulden wed at Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harris returned from Parkersburg. Reese Dean hosted a family dinner. Lee Noble Jr. spent weekend with parents.
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Dorothy Osteen
Creighton Carmine
Mieude Reidy
Herman Schmick
Schmick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Airs
H. B. Plummer
Monday Bridge Club
T. L. Trice, Jr
Richard Hall
Belmont Club
Max Chambers
W. T. McAllister
Washington
H. M. Hollis
Philadelphia
L. E. Windsor
Peninsula Conference
Bethesda Church
Homemakers
Bethesda Methodist Church
Walter R. Clement
Gulfport
Florida
Erna Courson
Air
E. J. Harris
Parkersburg
W. Va
Reese Dean
Maple Avenue
Lee W. Noble, Jr
Lee W. Noble
First New Year’s Card Published in 1450 Germany
A historic note recalls the earliest New Year card published in 1450 in Germany, predating later experiments in Christmas card design by about four centuries.
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Germany
Four to Save for a New World, Americas 1930s Debate
A noted author profiles a doomed world scenario in The American Weekly, paired with Baltimore Sunday American, proposing a quartet of people to seed a new planet. The piece sparks questions about legacy, intellect, and survival in a popular magazine format.
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American Weekly
Nation
Baltimore Sunday American
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America
Siyowiwspaper
The
Travelers Safety Service
Preston
Plummer
Viatensete
Wilmington
Del
John Noble
Avondale
Easton
Ston Memorial Hospital
Abasanet Morris
Walter Morris
Fidgar Boulden
Lutheran Church
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Tle Lumber Co
Denton
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
Nirs
Ernest Cooper Tire & Liability Insurance
Denton, Maryland
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Viceman
Mervin K. Cohee
N. Sixth Street
Aloha
Cooper
Hawaii
Air Express
Cooper’s
Niewspa
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