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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
2
Cautionary notice on acetanilide dangers in cheap headache and grippe cures. It explains how the drug can numb brain centers, weaken the heart, and cause blue lips or skin, nausea, fainting, and anemia. Readers are urged to read labels and consult health authorities before using so called safe medicines.
An article argues that chronic facial sores and skin irritations lasting months are often skin cancers and dismisses fears of surgery. It touts modern anesthesia as making operations safe and claims cancer pastes are less effective and more dangerous than surgical removal.
A reader asks about a five year old boy not gaining weight and seeks layman reading on children's health. The reply urges medical examination, lists free literature from the Children's Bureau and titles, and warns against overusing home remedies or unproven applications.
The article explains boils arise from a pus germ invading via hair follicles or skin glands. They are spread by contact through scratching. Prevention centers on cleanliness and regular warm baths. If a boil appears early, avoid poultices. apply carbolic acid then iodine. If pus forms, see a doctor for incision and sterile dressing. a hot compress helps without danger.
Question about a cough remedy with opium and the dangers of narcotics like morphine and codeine. The answer warns such medicines can worsen chronic bronchitis by dulling the brain briefly while the underlying disease strengthens. A doctor may temporarily ease a cough, but self treatment carries serious risks.
Financial records show disbursements totaling 50.00 and 45,106.27 plus 50,000.08 42.92 and 95,189.29, indicating cash outflows across accounts.
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