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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1940
Page
6
In Hygeia Dr James W Barton notes painless dentistry is now common with a new anesthetic. Over 8 million injections have proven safer and swifter with no heart risks or drug accumulation. Delayed care risks gum and tooth loss spreading infection to joints and heart.
Dr. F. W. O'Brien notes in the New England Journal of Medicine that among 130 hospital patients with severe carbuncles treated with X rays alone or with surgery a 3 percent death rate occurred. No deaths were reported among 57 facial carbuncle cases treated with X rays. Diabetic patients may safely undergo X-ray therapy, but radiology requires specialized expertise.
A collage of odd notes: 475-pound gorilla Gargantua at Barnum Bailey kept in a 74 degree glass cage with guard engineers fearing pneumonia from a one degree change. Mexican donkeys require six photos for licenses, three front and three side views. Prisoner mail enjoys postage exemption across origin destination and neutral countries per Collier's.
Woodrow Wilson contrasts radical conservative and reactionary stances and endorses being a progressive. He defines progressives as those who recognize new facts and adjust policies to changing circumstances as they arise.
A vintage drug advertisement promotes a gas relief remedy combining carminatives and cathartics to ease gas bloating and stomach discomfort. It claims rapid relief within two hours and markets the product as a balanced laxative without gripping. Sold at all drug stores.
A reflective line attributed to Lord Chesterfield urges reciprocal conduct as the clearest path to ensuring one’s own esteem. The maxim emphasizes ethical reciprocity as a guide for behavior and social respect.
A historical quotation from Emerson emphasizing speed as safety on thin ice. The fragment notes skating as a metaphor for risk management and quick action. No additional context provided.
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