Medical Study Targets Prevention of Rheumatic Heart Disease
A Kansas City study led by Dr. Tom R. Hamilton and Antoni Dieh investigates whether rheumatic fever can be predicted and prevented. The project follows up to 100 families, examining penicillin protection in children with prior illness and evaluating susceptibility in those never attacked, aiming to curb the great heart crippler.
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Coffee Break In Jail Costs
DECATUR f1 The Coin to show how the theumatic child or those genetically susceptible to this disease react differently. Susceptible children might be pinpointed early enough to give penicillin regularly and forestall any attack. The study is expected to take about three years. The jail's coffee break costs as much as a lunch or dinner. Doughnuts and coffee furnished by the county for city jail prisoners costs 35 cents, while the County Building coffee stand sells the same for 26 cents. Sheriff C W Peebles says the 35 cents is a flat fee for meals no matter what time of day it is eaten.
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Poinsettia Named for War Secretary Joel Poinsett
The plant known as the poinsettia is named after Joel Roberts Poinsett who served as secretary of war under President Van Buren.
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