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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
11
Angina pectoris risks outlined for older men and expanding to women as workloads rise. Symptoms include chest pain radiating to the left arm, shortness of breath, and relief with rest. Pain often triggered by exertion or heavy meals and may mimic indigestion.
Folger McKinsey known as the Bentztown Bard wrote the nostalgic piece about Frederick memories and landmarks. The News-Post received requests to reprint the poem describing hills Catoctin Monocacy sycamore tree and old stores and figures like Miss Suman.
The text explains angina pectoris as chest pain from reduced heart blood flow due to narrowed vessels. It stresses recognizing pain as a medical issue, seeking early physician care, and notes related discussions on digestion, dental care, and a list of local property transfers and names alongside monetary values.
A playful note on dental care. The piece jokes that a tooth causing pain deserves proper attention from a skilled dentist rather than disdain. It emphasizes careful drilling and correct technique in addressing dental trouble.
Court filings reveal transfers from Catherine Lowery Lovicki and Charles P Riordan to G Edgar Hawker and wife valued at 10 dollars. Henry S Keller and wife convey to G Edgar Hawker and wife. James C Greenlay widower appears in listed conveyances.
President Roosevelt paid tribute to the late Methodist Bishop Adna Wright Leonard who died in a plane crash in Iceland alongside Lt. Gen. Frank McAnAeve. The president said Leonard’s loss was a powerful blow to the nation’s spiritual life as he prepared to lead Protestant denominations on a global war fronts tour.
In a telegram to the family, the President called the late church leader a moving spirit for the nation and a loss to the men at the front, the church, and the religious forces supporting the armed services.
Clifton M. Taylor files a $10,000 damage suit in Carroll County Circuit Court against Norman B. R. Hess Emory A. Verwager and Howard H. Wine members of the Carroll County Board of Commissioners.
Plaintiff sues over injuries from an automobile strike with a large road hole near Melrose. Commissioners find the road was maintained by the State Roads Commission.
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