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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
2
A practical piece on choosing washable fabrics like crepe de chine and avoiding fragile trims, plus a safety roundup on common at home hazards. It urges care with lighters and medicines, warns against fires in closed spaces, and promotes the Stop Look Listen habit for street safety to cut preventable injuries.
Dr. Theodore B. Appel, Secretary of Health, notes a recent fatal automobile accident shows that slower speeds still pose real risks from cars. He warns against overconfidence in speed and urges cautious driving to prevent tragedies.
The author criticizes costly electric devices sold to patients via physicians, arguing most devices have limited value. Three currents galvanic faradic and static show real benefit, especially galvanic for arthritis, faradic for muscle exhaustion, and static for neuritis. violet and Roentgen rays are established uses.
A critic urges distrust of colon quacks and laxatives. He says only a capable physician can diagnose colon disease and cautions against overuse of purgatives and self treatment. Emphasizing diet, water, outdoor activity, and physiologic methods, he warns that colon tubes and routine drug deluges can be harmful.
The article cautions drivers to maintain safe space behind vehicles fitted with chains as they can stop more quickly. Sudden braking on chained tires wears rubber and risks punctures, and sliding tires may pick up nails or glass though rolling may avoid damage.
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