New Heartbeat Recording Machine Demonstrated
Montreal February 10 The inventor Dr William D Heid of Boston detailed a machine that records heart beat electrical activity showing peaks and hollows on an up and down line like a picket fence. Dr Reid hopes new insights into heart behavior under disease will emerge from these recordings. Dr W Paul Holbrook of Tucson reviewed chronic atrophic arthritis noting no cure exists and many recent treatments are harmful. He advised a vitamin rich diet low in concentrated carbohydrates and suggested disease may respond to removal of foci such as diseased teeth or tonsils and occasional small blood transfusions. vaccines are not reliably helpful and should not be routinely injected.
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de Jas
American College of Physicians
William D. Heid
Boston
Reid
W. Paul Holbrook
Tucson
Ariz
Average American Voice Demands Relief And Respect
In a heartfelt letter to the editor a disgruntled reader argues that after years of steady work and taxes a spike in costs left his family hungry. He describes accepting scarce groceries from central relief, mocks the official financial report, and laments being treated as expendable by aid systems. He pleads for real sustenance and dignity.
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Red Cross
Mathews Goes on Trial in Slaying Case Next Month
Rudolph Mainewa, 47, of Holley Street, charged with the murder of his wife Maud Mathews on January 5, 1932, will face trial in the 94th District Court on March 6. An order setting the trial and a special venue of 150 jurors was entered by Judge W W McCrory. The indictment accuses Mathews of shooting his wife at their home. He is free on a $5000 bond. The 9-year-old son Rudolph Jr. testified at a later proceeding about the quarrel and the shooting.
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Rudolpn
Mainewa
Sure Holley Street
Maud Mathews
Ninety-fourth District Court
W W. McCrory
Mathews
Hts
Rudolph Jr
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
Utte
German College Students Clash at Breslau University
In Breslau police barred Republican students from exercises before the main hall in memory of Steinfeld, a student killed in a clash with Hiblerites. On emerging, Republicans and Nazis tangled in a fist fight as police spent about half an hour separating them.
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Berlin
Breslau University
Steinfeld
Worker Paid 43 Cents Dresses Editor The Light
After two days at the central relief committee making 27 dresses I received a bag of groceries worth 42 cents at a cash and carry store. The note highlights the poor pay for hard labor and uses irony to question compensation.
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the Light
Central Relief Committee
Corn for alimony granted in Ohio divorce case
In New Philadelphia Ohio on February 10 judge B E Lindsay granted Mrs Amy Smith a divorce from Loren Smith and awarded her alimony based on unhusked corn found in a field near town in the proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Amy Smith
B. E. Lindsay
Loren Smith
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