Goiter Treatment Dilemma: When to Operate on Thyroid
Medical guidance discusses whether to operate on goiter or pursue rest and non surgical remedies first. Heart health and muscular strength influence the decision, with data noting low death rates and high success when surgery is performed earlier in cases with heart involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de J. Pemberton
Journal of Surgery and Obstetrics
Kocher’s Clinic
Vienna
Mayo’s Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Water weight and dieting myths in Verweight guidance
The article explains that while liquids do not add fat, they add weight and hinder fat loss. It notes stored body water as a tissue reservoir, and warns overweight individuals retain excess water, so perspiring and then drinking can restore weight. It argues water is essential but not all weight loss requires excess fluids.
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Eee
T.j—Wnu Service
Longest Police Beat Covers 98000 Acres of New Forest
Two tea green coated police officers patrol the New Forest, Britain’s longest beat, guarding about 98 000 acres under test laws and overseeing enforcement along the extensive ancient woodland frontier.
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Britain
New Forest
Easy to Make Good Jelly
A guide to modern jelly making using pectin for reliable results. It covers juice preparation from berries, testing pectin levels, sugar ratios, cooking, and sealing with paraffin, plus variations for apple mint rose geranium cherry and mixed berries with practical tips for thrift and flavor.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Glass Jars Dominate Home Canning Tools
Home canning relies on two jar types glass jars with screw on tops and clamped tops. Screw on tops require firm threading and airtight rubber seals to prevent air exchange, while clamped tops need proper rubber bands and sometimes extra foil or paper to maintain airtight seals.
Child Prodigy Ursula Ramsey Shows Early Musical Genius
L F Ramsey recounts Ursula's first three years from infancy to age three. She responds to piano, identifies instruments, recalls melodies, and distinguishes composers. The piece suggests inherited talent and the impact of early musical exposure.
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Grieg
Ursula
Traces Descent of Birds From Flying Reptiles
Smithsonian official Dr Alexander Wetmore traces bird ancestry to early flying reptiles with teeth dating to 150 million years ago. He notes Archeopterys and Archeornis as early forms, ranks songbirds atop evolution, and ponders whether evolution can hit a dead end as humans alter natural conditions.
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Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Nature
Ozarks
Doctor Wetmore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fashion Sells Women Things Not Required?
Garment trade writer argues fashion tempts women to buy unnecessary items to display wealth. Cites Veblen theory of waste and snobbery driving endless wardrobe purchases from silk to newer models. Reflects on social pressure and the idea that true fashion disappears in socialist communities.
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Gretta’ Palmer
New York World Telegram
United States
Veblen
In Just One Minute What Happens In A Minute
A London Tit Bits snapshot lists minute by minute occurrences across life and industry. Heartbeats and births pace the world while injuries, marriages, and divorces unfold in real time. Education costs rise, rat damage incurs losses, rats crossing a spot would take a year at seven per minute, and a Paris to West Africa flight runs two and a quarter miles each minute. Britain’s coal ports ship at least 17 tons per minute.
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Ursula
Lid
Hue
British Isles
Paris
West Africa
Britain
London
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L. F. Ramsey
National Kindergarten Association
Nannie
Mendelssohn
Heller
Handel
Tenn
Pearance
Madame
Ronan Cane
San Sonne
Wichita
Kans
Chicago
Angeles
Philadelphia
Torontos
Wade Laboratories
Hilliard
Florida
Wade
Monoari
Monoari Company
Mobile
Alabama
Medical Investigation Bureau
Washington,D.c
Merco
Raymond Knight and
the Cuckoos
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