Sepsis Causes and Treatments Explained by Dr Molner
Readers submit questions on septicemia its causes and outlook. Dr Molner explains how infection breaches the body's barriers allowing germs into the bloodstream, outlines common culprits like streptococcus and staphylococcus, and notes that while septicemia can be deadly if unchecked, it is curable when the blood clears the germs. He adds on typhoid carrier transmission and the ineffectiveness of antibiotics for carriers, and touches on endometriosis treatments and pregnancy.
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Bayboro Bank Robbers Hunted After Wachovia Heist
Police hunt two armed bandits who robbed Wachovia Bank and Trust in Bayboro North Carolina for 10000 dollars. Dressed in blue striped coveralls railroad caps and stockings used as masks they ordered two female tellers and a bookkeeper to the floor while taking cash. The FBI joined local officers quickly and investigated stolen cars as a possible lead. Bayboro is about 15 miles east of New Bern on Highway 55.
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Gov Sanford Regrets Pope's Death in Statement
Raleigh AP report notes Governor Terry Sanford expresses deep regret over Pope Joan's death. He praises the papal pleas for peace and human dignity, calling them a persistent influence for mankind and urging continued work toward humanity's welfare.
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Fort Niagara's turbulent guardians: France England and the U S
Three nations have held Fort Niagara at different times in history including France England and the United States as competing powers vied for control of the strategic site on the Great Lakes.
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Protest Over News Coverage Draws Raleigh Pickets
About 500 Negro demonstrators picketed the News and Observer Raleigh Times Building and then convened at the State House. Leader Charles Earle of Shaw University accused both papers of failing to cover events affecting the Negro community and urged Negroes to withhold purchases until coverage improves. Earle and others pressed for fairness in front of lawmakers as chants and songs echoed in the state capital.
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E. Watson
Indiana
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