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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1975
Page
6
A reader describes a 61 year old husband whose chest pain was misattributed to stomach issues. Despite normal ECG, persistent smoking and coffee use elevated his risk, culminating in fatal heart attack. The doctor notes many heart attacks show no prior warning and stresses patient responsibility.
Fashion forecasters predict a tailoring revival with more suits, banker styles, and Old Money aesthetics. John Weitz's Palm Beach collection adds tailored leisure wear, signaling a shift from casual to refined menswear this fall.
Johnny Carson line of clothing introduces leisure suits as the first step away from tailored styles. Carl Klech, Montgomery Ward merchandise manager, notes designers shift toward casual mass market fashion while some argue a tailored suit revival may come with better economic conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wright of Murphysboro plan a 50th wedding anniversary open house from 2 to 5 p.m. December 21 at New Bethel Methodist Church near Vergennes. They wed December 23, 1925, and have four children Marvin Donald and Harold in Murphysboro and Jane Chamness in Vergennes, plus seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Dear Dr. Lamb describes a sudden death after snow shoveling and urges prompt emergency care. The letter advocates American Heart Association training for external chest compressions and artificial respiration to improve survival and reduce brain injury when sudden cardiac arrest occurs.
A simple peanut brittle crisp recipe uses marshmallows butter rice cereal and crushed peanut brittle. Melt marshmallows with butter then stir in cereal and brittle press into a square pan and cool cut into squares for a quick snack.
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