Medical students top headaches survey among occupations
A survey of nearly five thousand people shows medical students have the highest headache rate, with farmers least affected. Women under 20, those unmarried, and divorced or separated individuals show higher susceptibility. Dr. Henry Ogden of Louisiana State University presented findings at the Southern Medical Association anniversary.
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Henry Ogden
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Detroiters donate Hungarian relief fund total tops ten thousand
The Rev. An cean Jacoss, chairman of Detroit Hungarian Churches and Societies Inc, said today more than $10,000 has been donated by Detroiters for Hungarian relief.
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Detroit Hungarian Churches and Societies, Inc
Bugler returns to Paris to play taps for fallen WWI comrades
Hartley Edwards, a 61 year old bugler from Denison Texas, fulfills a World War I dream by sounding taps on the Champs Elysees and at Compiegne cemetery during the Armistice Day tribute in Paris. About 500 American veterans, with a French honor guard, stood at attention as the maestro played.
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Department Store Leader in San Francisco Dies
SAN FRANCISCO UP Ma sonic funeral services are set for Tuesday for David George Davis 87 chairman of the Raphael Weill Center operators of the White House department store He died Sunday He began at the store as a stock boy in 1885 at age 16 and rose through the ranks through T1 years
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Are You A Bore Reader’s Digest Preview
In November Reader's Digest I A R Wyle suggests how we unwittingly bore others and how to become more interesting. The issue boasts 43 articles of lasting interest drawn from magazines newspapers and books condensed to save time.
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I. A. R. Wyle
Regutol Promoted For Weekly Laxative Relief
A drug advertisement touts Regutol as a revolutionary laxative that restores bowel action by treating dry, hard waste in the colon. It recommends taking one Regutol tablet twice daily until normal, then one daily as needed to prevent constipation, with 30 and 100 tablet sizes priced at 1.00 and 2.75 respectively.
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Regutol
New Surgery Aims To Stop Heart Attacks In Arteries
In Philadelphia and San Francisco doctors report a new procedure clearing fatty deposits from narrowed coronary arteries. A thin instrument scraped plaque, restoring blood flow in two patients aged 51 and 52, seen as a potential preventive step against future heart attacks.
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Eisenhower
Charles P. Bailey
Hahnemann Medical College
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Angelo
May
Mt. Zion Hospital
San Fran
American Society For Study
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