Dr Lamb Answers Intravenous Feeding Post Surgery
Dear Dr Lamb explains that IV feeding is used to bridge the period after surgery when eating is unsafe or impossible and is not the cause of problems. Most patients resume normal eating once the underlying issue is managed, though individual courses vary. The note urges discussing expectations with the treating physician and provides contact details for questions and a diet booklet.
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DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
ACR urges unit pricing for Arkansas groceries
Arkansas Consumer Research calls for unit price labeling to help shoppers compare costs, noting savings up to 10 cents per dollar and citing widespread state adoption. Judy Thurmond says many Arkansans lack calculators for price comparisons amid economic hardship.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Consumer Research Group
ACR
Arkansas
Howard T. Ricketts
1948 Truman Beats Dewey by 2,156 Votes Plurality
In the 1948 election President Harry Truman defeated Thomas E. Dewey by a narrow plurality of 2,136, 20 votes, securing victory amid a split race and signaling a surprise political shift.
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Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Safety play and bridge tactics in Notrump
Discussion of a standard safety play in a six notrump contract with North East South. Analysis covers laying down ace of clubs to avoid guarded king and jack, options if drops fail, and comparison to high level play. Includes sample bidding, the question of two clubs, and a prompt to send for the Jacoby Modern book.
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Jim
West
Oswald
Kin Jae
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
You
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Feldman and Hirsch Shine In Offbeat Hollywood Portraits
Hollywood profiles Marty Feldman and Judd Hirsch, tracing Feldman’s literal battle scars that shape his comic map and his late-start rise to screen success. Hirsch, a New York actor, explains leaving engineering for acting as NBC’s The Law mini series potential paves his path to stardom.
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Hollywood
NEA
Marty Feldman
Igor
Feldman
David Frost
Buster Keaton
Hirsch
New York
New Yorker
CCNY
Arkansas highway deaths rise with weekend fatalities
The Arkansas highway death toll for the year reached 98 after a weekend of fatal accidents. Victims identified include Mike Uptigrove, 16, of Hermitage, Tim Langston, 19, of Little Rock, and Tyron Ray Nelson, 10, of Texarkana. Uptigrove died when his car left Arkansas 15 near Warren, hitting trees. Langston died in a single car crash on Arkansas 161 near Jacksonville. Nelson was struck on a DeQueen city street.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Mike Uptigrove
Hermitage
Bradley County
Tim Langston
Little Rock
Tyron Ray Nelson
Texarkana
Uptigrove
Arkansas 15
Warren
Longston
Arkansas 161
Jacksonville
Nelson
DeQueen
Omen of Victory Seen in Right-Side Thunder Fight
In ancient Greece, thunder on the right side of the battlefield signaled victory. This omen linked divine favor to the allied forces and influenced tactical decisions during battles. Historical sources describe ritual interpretations and mythic associations around these atmospheric signs.
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Greece
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