Doctors notebook heart attack victims may recover fully
A Mount Sinai study led by Drs Master Jaffe Teich and Brinberg followed 500 adults who survived a year after coronary occlusion. About 41.8 percent had complete recovery with no symptoms and over four in five survived a year had recovered or were nearly symptom free. The authors urge rapid return to work as key to preventing invalidism and psychoneurosis, noting many survivors resume employment and live longer.
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Glen &. Shepherd
M.D
Dossinie
Master
Arthur Master
Harry L. Jaffe
Eugene M. Teich
Louis Brinberg
Cardiographic Laboratory
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Doctor Master
American Heart Association
Helps You Overcome False Teeth
A brief guide lists strategies to adapt to new dentures and improve comfort. It offers practical steps for care, fitting tips, and habits to ease eating and speaking while adjusting to the appliance.
Fasteeth Powder Promises Firmer Teeth Feel
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to secure loose dentures. It claims the product stabilizes plates, reducing embarrassment and discomfort, and urges readers to buy at drug counters today.
Dog Seeks Owner After Stray Found in Tavern
Mrs Helen Dressander of Chicago seeks the owner of a stray dog found by a friend in a neighborhood tavern. She notes the dog spends time drinking beer and sleeping on the furniture and is tiring of keeping it.
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Chicago
Helen Dressander
He Feels Worse Now
Herbert Wadlington was shoveling snow when two women asked directions. While giving help one woman said he looked unwell and began to loosen his coat. Wadlington then found his wallet containing $52 missing from his pocket.
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Chicago
Herbert Wadington
Wadlington
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