Institute helps ease chronic pain through novel treatment
Eleanor Ehrenfreund of Carbondale suffered constant chronic pain after back surgery and reinjury. At the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago she learned new techniques that helped restore activity, ending years of doctor hopping and daily naps. The institute notes 20 million Americans live with chronic pain, with back pain driving most visits and cost billions annually.
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Bonnie Marx
Rehabilitation Institute
Ehrenfreund
Chicago
Santa Fe chef shares Ozark slaw recipe history
Santa Fe restaurateur Fred Harvey popularized a cabbage and onion slaw in Ozark style, shared here from Louise Henderson’s cookbook Just Like Mother Made. The piece also mentions chronic pain treatment at Chicago’s Pain Center, detailing nonmedicated therapy, biofeedback, and lifestyle changes for lasting relief.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Fred Harvey Coleslaw
Santa Fe Railway Restaurateur
Louise Henderson
Ozark
Benders Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leslie Bender of Zeigler recently marked sixty years of marriage with family at the Sabre Room in Hickory Hills. Thelma Deedie was the bride when they wed in Clayton Missouri on April 30 1921. He is a retired coal miner.
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Leslie Bender
Zeigler
Bill
Dorotha
Jo Ellen
Sabre Room
Hickory Hills
Bender
Thelma Deedie
Clayton
Olive
If men had the babies, human race would vanish
A reader asks Ann Landers if men would endure childbirth. The columnist notes mothers must stay conscious to push and laments men’s imagined pain. She asserts if men carried a baby nine months and endured delivery, birth rates would drop dramatically by 2000.
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Los Angeles
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Santa Fe Restaurateur
Jockey Presents
Man In Motion
Univérsity Mall
Carbondale
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Benders
Ann Landers
Herrin University Mall
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