Hemorrhoids Through History And Modern Cure
A Copley News Service piece surveys historical figures with hemorrhoids and explains the condition's prevalence, causes, and new cryosurgery treatments. It notes varied medical definitions, cites Holt’s view of arteriovenous cushions, and links modern management to less pain and quicker returns to work.
Soviets eye desert Karakum for farming aims
Scientists at Repetek near Chardzhou in Turkmenistan believe the Karakum desert can yield economic gains through sheep herding and drought tolerant crops. Research focuses on underground water, salt tolerant plants, and saxaul trees for fuel, with Turkmenia's Institute of Deserts exploring crops and desert-based sheep production.
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Chaplin burned film he produced says daughter
Charlie Chaplin burned the negative of his first produced film because he did not act or direct in it and envied its quality, his daughter Geraldine Chaplin says in McCall's March issue. Edna Purviance starred in the movie about a sea gull, but no further details are given.
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