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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1943
Page
3
Marion Hargrove, formerly with the Charlotte News, has been inducted as a cook and spent KP duty. He dispenses DW tips to new soldiers, warns of the first weeks, and now faces a new episode about advancement in rank.
A diary recounts Joseph Gantt gaining corporal stripes after four months in the Army at Fort Bragg. The piece humorously details drill life, guard duties, latrine detail, and kitchen work, plus the sergeant’s push toward new corporals and the quirks of military discipline.
The article explains that many cases of low back pain labeled sacro iliac strain are actually ruptured intervertebral disks diagnosed without iodized oil. It notes that most ruptures occur between the last two lumbar vertebrae and that rest and brace can cure sacro iliac strain. It also reports diabetes mortality data from a Philadelphia digest and urges broader physician awareness and diet insulin treatment advances.
A reader asks about blue marks on the arms from tiny broken veins and possible removal by electrolysis or surgery. A second question concerns spells at age 24 with a whole body electric sensation. the answer says not serious if unconsciousness does not occur and advises seeing a physician.
A gossip column notes librarians face new headaches as new parents seek unique names, the public shelves overflow with words, and the “New Arrivals' Room” becomes a haven for baby-name inspiration. Downtown scenes mix with urban chatter and random notes from New York’s social pulse.
Carlisle Barracks reports most Japanese prisoners in the Pacific theater are afflicted by malaria starvation malnutrition and anemia or beri beri. Lieutenant Colonel A H Thompson, back from the South Pacific, notes most are grateful for medical care despite conditions.
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