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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
17
The excerpt recalls 19th century medical history starting in 1885 with physician Thomas Addison who first set apart the disease. It notes a 75 year arc of recognition and diagnosis but no treatment, followed by a pivotal shift in the author's career from fatal pernicious anemia to a highly successful treatment outcome.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines the shift from liver therapy to crystalline vitamin B-12 in pernicious anemia. Early diagnosis and proper treatment now make death from the disease rare, with improved red blood cell production and associated liver changes noted. The piece links historic Whipple Minot Murphy Castle work to modern therapy.
Three Frederick County bands Yellow Springs Frederick High School and Harmony will march in the Glade Valley Lions Club Hallowe en parade at Walkersville next Thursday night. Floats, musical groups and individuals compete for cash prizes of 15 10 and 3 with additional awards for costumes and originality. Parade forms at 7 and steps off at 7 30 with judges unnamed. Afterward a square dance at the fire hall features Happy Johnny and caller James A. Grove.
Several court and property actions noted. Frank D. Keller and others deeded to Joseph M. Grossnickle and wife for $540 in county records. Obed M. Bailey and wife deeded to Rube A. Reed et al. for $10 in county.
Washington report says the Weather Bureau will discuss changing hurricane names at its annual conference. E M Vernon, chief forecaster, notes public indifference and indignant reaction to using female names for violent storms. Irene may replace Ivan as the next hurricane name if more storms form this year.
The Westminster trial found Taneytown driver John Harvey Getzen danner guilty of not keeping to the right center of the road after a collision that killed Lester Koons. Getzen danner was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Raymond Owler was exonerated of reckless driving charges. Trooper Boose filed the charges.
Nine Poolesville residents filed for the town council in the November 2 election. Five will be elected. three incumbents seek re‑election. Other candidates include Stanley Umstead, John Hickman, Leo Brooks, George Hilliard, Charles M. Butler, and Buford Wynn. Incumbent mayor goes to the highest vote getter.
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