Health Record Of A Thrombotic Phlebitis Patient
A 25 year old man described as Victim of specific thrombotic phlebitis bedridden for a year after pneumonia. Limbs drawn with partial ankylosis. Improvements noted in health and muscle use except hands arms and occipital region. Massage used daily and strong will to live cited as factors. Condition involves inflammation of inner vein lining in legs with blockage from clots. Massage cautioned due to risk of dislodging clots to heart or brain. Patient likely had severe chills high fever and intense pain.
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R.v. J
Medical Treatments Discussed for Infections and Inflammation
The text discusses intramuscular injections of non specific protein and Hemoprotein Brooks for generalized infections, considers artificial fever therapy for inflammation such as arthritis and rheumatism, and notes PaVaEx passive vascular exercise with alternating vacuum pressure to increase blood flow. It emphasizes expert hospital use and suggests encouragement to Reva J. and祝 dedication to a resilient individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Reva J
Reva
Unusual Umbilical Cord Case Offers Relief
An elderly patient suffers years of tenderness and discharge near the navel amid fears of cancer. The doctor explains the urachal cord can remain open, causing inflammation and discharge, and notes cystic tumors are possible. A complete removal via minor surgery could relieve symptoms. An electric cautery may also destroy the residual cord.
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A. C
Modes and Manners on Church Weddings and Hat Etiquette
A bride at an informal church wedding need not wear a veil though a covered head is customary. An appropriate approach is a becoming hat to match the dress, possibly with a veil or not. The dress need not be white. an attractive afternoon dress in a becoming color is practical and wearable after the wedding.
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V.V
Guide to Charm Plump State Better Than Being Thin
A health guide urges excess fat over thinness and offers steps to gain weight. It distinguishes illness induced thinness from diet or overwork causes, urging rest, nourishing meals, reduced strenuous activity, warm baths, massages, nine hours sleep, optional naps, and regular meals with light mid meals if needed. It recommends eggs milk butter meat greens fruits cod liver oil and vitamins to boost appetite and digestion. More tips promised in a future issue.
Short Cuts and Home Tips From a Practical Page
A portable shoulder shower fits around the neck, avoids curtain use, keeps hair dry, and prevents bathroom splashes. It includes a massage spray and shampoo attachment. Home owner advice notes well painted doors seal wood pores to resist swelling. Brown sugar clumps. roll to a smooth consistency before measuring to avoid under filling.
35000 Fish Rescued By Otis Popham In Missouri Prairie Ditch
Caruthersville Missouri reports Otis Popham field warden of the state fish and game department rescued and released in fresh waters more than 35000 fish stranded in drying ditches as high waters receded. Essex Missouri notes five Brandon family doctors headed by 90 year old J M Brandon and four sons. Father practiced medicine in Stoddard county for 65 years.
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Caruthersville
Isaac Walton
Essex
Brandon
J. M. Brandon
Stoddard County
Mystery paper drives peril on Nile voyage chapter
Peggy Dane carries a crucial paper to John Paylor in Aswan while pursued by Towland and Mrs Hilling. On a Naples to Alexandria leg she is engaged to Terry Brown, faces a room intrusion, and fears for her safety as Towland, Mrs Hilling, and Mrs Johnson circle her. They press on toward Aswan, with danger looming.
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Alexander Dane
Peggy Trave
John Paylor
Aswan
Egypt
New York
Terry Brown
James Towland
Norma Hilling
Peggy
Naples
Terry
Alexandria
Perry
Johnson
Mrs. Dane
Towland
Mrs. Hilling
Dane
Paylor
Jimmy Towland
Grandma Pohnson
Mrs. Pohnson
Mother
Mr. Brown
Norma
Beauty Tips for Feet and Hands at Home
Home advice covers fitting shoes to improve foot appearance and care for callouses with cuticle remover and pumice, plus massage with cold cream. For hands, a home lotion mixes glycerine with rose or orange flower water, a touch of benzoin, and weekly cocoa butter massage to restore oils.
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E. H
Crickets Devastate 30 Acre Grain Crop at Grain Mountain Home
A swarm of crickets destroyed a 30 acre certified grain crop just as ripening began. The pest also cleared 120 more acres, but the main loss was the prize plot at Grain Mountain Home.
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Ida
Canada doubles trade balance in three years
OTTAWA Canada shows a rising favorable trade balance with the world, reaching 152 298 000 for the year ending May 31, up from 141 700 000 last year and 92 800 000 in 1933. Britain accounted for the largest surplus as imports exceeded exports by 163 000 000, while the United States ran a 63 900 000 deficit for the same period.
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Ottawa
Canada
Britain
United States
Columbia News Roundup From Lake Side Epworth Gathering
Columbia notes report Mrs. Ralph King is faring as well as could be expected. Jay Jasper family joined Epworth Leaguers at Lake Side, with a moonlight boat ride and activities near Central Auditorium. Also mentioned are hospital updates, a Niagara Falls trip, Caledonian visits, and Consuella Stinchcomb staying with Mrs. Lee Walker, plus a science aside on Earth's crust oxygen.
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Ralph King
Jay Jasper
Elbert
Lakeside
Columbia Epworth Leaguers
George Stinchcomb
Community Hospital
Berea
Lucile Churchward
Loleta Hales
Niagara Falls
Canada
Frank Kerruish
South Euclid
Bertha Grills
Consuella Stinchcomb
Lee Walker
Fields
Lunch wagons flood New York with chic mobile eateries
O O McIntyre surveys a city bewitched by lunch wagons sprouting across Manhattan and Harlem. From Herald Square to Fifth Avenue, low rents lure operators while diners shift from porters to professionals, couples, and families. Wagons boast luxury touches and neon interiors, reflecting a colorfully evolving urban dining scene.
Clock sleepers and wealthiest writers of 1935
A column reflects on insomnia and a clock sleeping habit among figures like Forbes Robertson and Dickens, then surveys contemporary literary wealth. It notes Somerset Maugham and Michael Arlen in Riviera companionship, lists the wealth of writers such as the Norrises, Temple Bailey, Harold Bell Wright, Fannie Hurst, Katherine Brush, and Bud Kelland, and ends with a light anecdote about pigeons in Madison Square and a 5 cent wheat poke.
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Forbes - Robertson
Dickens
Somerset Maugham
Michael Arlen
Riviera
Maugham
Arlen
London
Mayfair
England
Shaw
Norrises
Kathleen
Charles
Temple Bailey
Harold Bell Wright
Fannie Hurst
Katherine Brush
Bud Kelland
Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis
Bob Ripley
Madison Square
McNaught Syndicate
Postal workers dress as cowboys in Ogden event
Ogden Utah postal employees spread Pioneer Days spirit by wearing bright shirts sombreros and full cowboy regalia. The scene drew smiles as carriers embraced the western theme for the celebration.
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Ogden, Utah
James A. Farley
Ogden
Tennis Tournament at Wellington Fair Grounds
Wellington D Aug 21 under Rich ard Duff Duff Clothing Co sponsorship a tennis tournament starts next week at the local Fair Grounds with two divisions singles and doubles Elmer Schmidt is manager of the event BRIEFS various social notices including guests and bridge club gatherings and details of local visits during fair days
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Wellington
Richard Duff
the Duff Clothing Co
Elmer Schmidt
Caroline Renouard
Park Drive
Charles Shepard
John Smith
Huntington
Elnore Horner
Mis
William Klann
Ida Naylor
Penfield
Albert Thompson
Clyde Lee
Lawrence
Whitefox
W. A. Body
New York Climber Finds Purse on Mount Hood
Mount Hood tale of adventure. F. Thomas, a New York mountain climber, lost his wallet on the first ascent. Two days later he returned and recovered the purse after a second climb, worth several hundred dollars to him.
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Hood River
F. Thomas
New York
Mount Hood
Liquor Change Sought in Montana Initiative Petition
A petition to the secretary of state seeks a voter initiative to replace the state liquor store monopoly with private retail sales. The measure would privatize liquor sales if approved.
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HiLina
Mont
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