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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
5
Article by William A. O'Brien outlines infantile paralysis prognosis, noting no effective medicine or serum and limited use of penicillin or sulfa drugs. Emphasizes prompt care, nursing, careful feeding, hot packs, and prescribed exercises. not all patients require muscle training, some recover fully.
The article describes specialized beds with boards for firm support to aid infantile paralysis patients, footrests, and a leaning back to prevent spinal deformities. It notes recovery timelines, tendon operations, and respirator or hot packs for breathing. It also mentions enemas used to relieve nervous tension.
Baltimore Aus 14 The Federal government will contribute 752,523 or 870,675 toward hospital construction in Maryland under the revised Till-Burton bill.
Signed yesterday by President Truman the program provides funds matched two to one by state local or private sources. If the 1940 census is used Maryland gets the smaller share and if the 1945 estimate is used it gets the larger. Maryland's share of a $2,000,000 hospital survey appropriation will be either $26,436 or $39,174 depending on the matching plan.
Mr. Lester McCully of Paw Paw W V weekend with aunt Mrs Edgar Smith family. Walter Lind and sons Joseph and Rey visited Mrs Samuel Smith Routersville Pa. Howard Sullivan F H Birely visited Philadelphia with Braggy saws trmit and Clarence. James Lescalleet welcomed daughter Linda Mae birthed. mother and child well. Vernon Frock weekend with brother Bennie Frock family. Mrs Edgar Smith Leah visited Burkeley Springs Paw Paw W V. Miss Dorothy Lind and Miss Betty Lind in Bethesda. Otner Linton visit noted.
Mrs H Birely and daughters Erline and Catherine Harbaugh spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Learie Linton and family of Alex.
A quip filled item notes a meat and grain shortage affects zoo and circus monkeys, predicting as little as a third of normal numbers this year. Merchants report orders from circuses and collectors, with N A Lufburrow from Knlks Navigate sending the cable in New York. Avery Dulles, son of John Foster Dulles, enters Jesuit novitiate in Poughkeepsie to study theology. An appeal to Circuit Court is filed by M L Crager Son and Travelers Insurance in Howard M. Lantz case from State Industrial Accident Commission award on July 16.
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