Completing Rest and Gentle Nursing in Infantile Paralysis
An editorial by Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses postinfection care for infantile paralysis, emphasizing absolute bed rest, gentle nursing, and avoidance of movement. It notes blood serum injections, artificial respirators, and muscle reeducation while warning against fatigue and premature walking. Water exercise is promoted as supportive, not curative, with emphasis on trained guidance. A separate note mentions Paris, Missouri church celebrating 100 years in September.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hyseia
Health Magazine
Horsehide Shell Protects Against Wear in Ships
A historic note describes horses in shipboard gear and the protective layer found above horseshoes. The text refers to a material used on ships known as shell horsehide and its commercial use in a port area.
Clammy hands hints at health issues and care
Clammy hands often signal poor circulation and health problems. Bad digestion and nervous exhaustion can cause ongoing moisture and coldness in the hands. More rest, relaxation, outdoor time, and diet under medical supervision may remedy the condition and its underlying causes. If health is good, it may be a transient issue.
Nervousness Advice For Shy Hosts And Hands
A column by Alicia Hart offers tips for nervous people meeting strangers. It suggests starting with self care, focusing on others, and reducing clamminess by bathing hands with a five percent alum solution, using deodorant weekly, and finishing with hand cream to avoid excess dryness.
Capitol Briefs Hint at Political Shuffle in Missouri
Capitol briefs describe Walter Ragland Webb City mayor appointed as bus and truck inspector and critic of the commission, Rep A G Young’s bill to abolish it, and hopefuls for state jobs. Names include Jeb Stuart Lucas hospital steward, Ralph Lozier Carrollton, Robert Marshall, and lawmakers awaiting governor in executive offices. Missouri peniten tiary twine output noted, and Governor Park's anti prohibition stance linked to writing plans.
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Walter Ragland
Webbity
Banc He Service Commission
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A. G. Young
Jasper County
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Joseph Friends
Jeb Stuart Lucas
New Stewart
Hospital No. 3
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Jeb Stuart
Lee
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Charles A. Becker
Missouri
Governor Park
Capitol
John Pb. Taylor
State Board of
Leytesville
Congress
George A. I. Robertson
Marecon& District
United States
Enator
R. Emmetting
William L
O'Malley
Kansas City
Columbia
Joseph B. Thompson
Ald
Omar D Gray Eyes PSC Seat Run Amid Boone County Ties
Omar D Gray a veteran Democratic editor from Boone County seeks the Public Service Commission seat. His candidacy marks a local bid emphasizing regional experience and party backing.
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Inétrance
Omar
D. Gray
Boone County
Public Service Commission
Prepare for Work at Erosion Camp Macon Missouri
An inspection of a proposed erosion camp near Macon under the civilian conservation corps act was conducted by Wilbur C. Buford state game and fish commissioner and army officers. Additional sites in Schuyler Linn and Scotland counties will be investigated with the first contingent of 30 men from Fort Leavenworth due July 10. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 1000 feet high.
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Macon
Civilian Conservation Corps
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