Aviation Careers and Flying Fitness for Youths
Dr James W Barton discusses aviation as a career and outlines disqualifying medical conditions for flying training. Key factors include prior illnesses such as sleeping sickness, syphilis, malaria, heart disease, asthma, and mastoid or chronic ear infections. Some conditions may be corrected with treatment, others may prevent flying.
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James W. Barton
Air Service
Samuel E. Brown
Rocky Mountain Medical Journal
Apoplexy Patient Must Live Normally After Stroke
Dr O C Perkins notes the difficult period after a stroke when a patient regains consciousness The article advises keeping the patient out of bed not for long and taking the patient into the doctor s confidence to reduce anxiety Rest will heal the broken tiny blood vessel and ease recovery
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O C. Perkins
New York State Journal of Medicine
Union
Duty Called Constable To Go the Utter Limit
A special constable on his first night beat followed a distant red light thinking it marked the edge of his beat. He failed to report by 3 a.m. and next night, but reappeared at 4:30 a.m. claiming the red light was a long distant moving van that stopped at 43 miles with a flat tire.
Heirloom Crazypatch Quilt Patterns and Supplies
Oldest quilt design crazypatch noted for modern angular lines using embroidered patches on silk fabrics. Instructions describe basted patches sewn to foundation with embroidery stitches, backed and tied with silk thread, minimal padding. Mrs Spears offers patterns and directions for Early American Quilt Blocks by mail for 10 cents.
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Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Relief From Cough Remedies Promoted in Advert
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a money back cure for bronchitis and cough relief. It claims the product loosens phlegm and targets bronchial trouble, urging readers to try it.
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Goa
Relief in Tears
A compact reflection notes that shedding tears brings relief and eases grief, suggesting crying satisfies sorrow and carries it away.
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