Smoking and health effects beyond cigarets in modern times
A medical writer surveys tobacco risks, noting cigaret use correlates with higher lung cancer incidence while pipes and cigars remain less clearly linked. Tobacco smoke irritates airways, coats the tongue, and heavy use damages throat, lungs, and digestion. cessation can alter weight, and overall risks vary by individual.
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Borg Lots Laveryane
Amino Ao
Charles Halleck
Earth
Japan Still Called Land of the Poor
In Higashidori village northern Honshu a farmer shows withered rice stalks and fears crops will fail. He laments poverty amid Japan’s industrial image while detailing family hardship and the lure of unsafe work abroad. A police chase in Bethany ends with a mistaken pursuit of a faster car.
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Japan
Land of the
Excited Youth Swallows Marble in Okla City Rush
Ten year old Johnny Stubblefield of WeWoKa swallowed a marble while watching TV last night. He was rushed 75 miles by highway patrol to an Oklahoma City hospital. Doctors warned surgery might be needed if the marble lodges in his lung. The boy said he felt no pain except for hiccups and noted he has about 800 marbles in his collection.
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Wewoka
Okla
Johnny Stubblefield
Oklahoma City
Frontline Resolve and Cold War Resolve in a Gazette Ad
Maj Gen William F Dean recalls a wartime pill before capture in Korea while NATO and Gen Alfred Gruenther promise deterence against Soviet aggression. Eisenhower praises loyal public servants as the Gazette promotes its classified ads.
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Korea
William F. Dean
NATO
Europa
Alfred Gruenther
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Edwin P. Tordan
NEA
W. M
Heizo Abe
Honshu
Abe
Ree
Higashidori
Joriont
Morehhan
National Safety Force
Abel
Tanabu
Bethany
Science
President Eisenhower
Gazette
Gestetner
Gesterer
Gestetner Model
Fleck Typewriter
Johnstown
DIAL
Sterne
van Kaalte
Denier
Hewaister
Solin Girdle
Bier
Long
New
Ing
Borders
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