Standardization urged in medical speech at convention
Dr Preston Reed Hubbell of Detroit addressed the fifth annual convention of the American Electronic Research Association urging standardization in medicine. He praised Henry Ford as a principal exponent of standardization in industry and argued that medical standardization rests on the fundamentals of harmony in the body's healing laws and appropriate treatment modalities.
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Standardized surgery debated at Birmingham convention
At the Birmingham gathering Dr Hubbett warned against promiscuous operations while Dr Molyneux urged radiant energy and accurate diagnosis to reduce surgery. Dr Knox stressed proper food combinations and fruits, urging better dietary habits for health.
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Georgia Youth Gives Blood To Negro Servant
MACON Ga Fred Shaw of Tifton Ga donated a pint of his blood to save the life of Lee Battle a Mercer University servant confined to a Macon hospital for several weeks recently was in need of blood and the donor gave generously to aid him
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Blood donor student and beloved Mercer booster praised
Shaw, a sophomore in Mercer's College of Liberal Arts, volunteered for a blood transfusion in a hospital test. Lee Battle, a 29 year dining hall attendant and longtime campus booster, is remembered for his spirited yells and optimism at games.
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Lee's Prediction As Mercer Seems Set To Win
A report notes Lee feeling a 'sense in his legs' signaling Mercer's imminent win, while the opposition appears frail with little hope. The piece hints at racial tensions of the era, implying the negro's expected comeback is unlikely.
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Person Hints at Leaving Institution Soon
A statement from a source indicates the individual intends to depart the institution in the near future, suggesting a forthcoming transition. Details on timing or formal process are not provided. The note implies an upcoming change in leadership or personnel.
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