Acidosis Explained as Rare Body Condition
Dr Thomas T Masters states acidosis is not a common problem and the body maintains a steady acid base balance. He notes carbonic acid from metabolism is excreted by lungs and kidneys, with lactic and other acids from muscle activity and digestion managed within normal physiology. He warns against fearing minor acid fluctuations as a health threat.
Alkaline balance myths threaten kidney health
The passage warns that body fluids stay nearly alkaline and that urine shifts to acid or alkaline after meals. It cautions against frequent use of alkali preparations and notes that chronic alkaline dosing can cause kidney damage and mask underlying conditions requiring proper medical diagnosis.
Raymertown Doctor Joins Forty Years of Service Tomorrow
Dr Edwin A Mason of Raymertown marks forty years as a country physician across Rensselaer County. He recalls old horse and buggy days and delivering many babies in Raymertown and surrounding towns. His neighbors note his devotion, rare surgeries, and adaptation from wagon to auto to reach patients quickly.
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Edwin A. Mason
Raymertown
Rensselaer County
Raymiertown
Albany Medical College
Pittstown
Valley Falls
Hoosick
Petersburg
Eagles Mills
Mason
James P. Marsh
Ray
Rensselaer County Medical Society
New York State Medical Sociiety
Leonard Hospital
Schaghticoke Lodge
A. M
Mary Visscher
Rensselaer
Medical College
Earl Visscher Mason
Hoosick Falls
Anna Elizabeth
Kristina Ann Mason
Army and Navy cap award ceremonies at thirty minutes
Officials said new standardised programs cut award rites to 30 minutes, after former half day delays. A Wednesday ceremony for J A Maurer of motion picture and sound recording firm was completed in 29 minutes.
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New York
ENS
Army
Navy
J.A. Maurer
East Side Girls Camp at Sacred Heart School Lake outing
A group of Sacred Heart School girls from East Side are camping at Stonebridge Lake near West Stephentown. The party includes Janice Coffey Betty Flannigan Jean Deecher Mary Ann Teal and June Abbott. Guests attend a church auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs Harry B Leger at 30 Myrtle Avenue Tuesday at noon in the garden. Personal notes list Dorothy Strope visiting Barbara Phillips and families vacationing in Maine. Dr Mason, active in local medical societies, coordinates with Raymerstown and local lodges. his family details and descendants are noted.
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Sacred Heart School
Stonebridge Lake
West Stephentown
Janice, Coffey
Betty Flan ‘Nigan
Jean Deecher
Mary Ann i Teal
June Abbott
Harry B. Leger
Myrtle Avenue
Thhe Women’s ’ Auxiliary of
Church of the Ascension
Dorothy A. Strope
Park View Court
Barbara Phillips
Henry B. Cassavant
Excelsior Avenue
Florence
Jean
Maine
Howard Strope
U.S. Army Air Corps Base
Ordnance School
Santa Anna
Cal
George L. Carrier
Donald
Robert
Joan
Saratoga Lake
Jean Weber
Blakeley Court
Betty Knowles
Plum Avenue
Marguerisie Bourguis College
Montreal
Catholic Central High School
Not Binding Boards May Revise Gas Penalties
The Troy Rationing Board and County Board will hear cases of alleged non essential driving violations. Local boards may review OPA hearing officer recommendations and adjust penalties. If a local board lowers a three month coupon suspension, an explanation is required. OPA examiners will no longer hear cases in Troy. boards take over responsibilities with records kept at the district office.
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Troy
OPA
County Board
Pension Increase Proposed by Congress
Congressman Rankin of Missouri sent Rep. B W Kearney's bill to Gen Frank T Hines for comment. It would raise pensions for veterans and dependents by 15 dollars per month, effective the first day of the month after enactment, and is endorsed by veterans groups nationwide citing higher living costs.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
Rankin
Missouri
House Committee On War Veterans’ Affairs
B. W. Kearney
New York
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Administration
Kearney
Veterans
Sicilian invasion called first of many fronts
Washington UP reports Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information said the Allied invasion of Sicily is only the first of many fronts in Europe. He noted tougher fighting lies ahead, planned a trip to New York and London, and potential North Africa. OWI plans constant radio propaganda and leaflets urging Axis surrender over Sicily and Italy.
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Washington
Sicily
Europe
Elmer, Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
New York
London
North Africa
OWI
Italy
Hotel Rates Cut If You Make Bed
Springfield hotel offers 50 cent daily rate cut to guests who make their own beds to help alleviate manpower shortages. Albany police detain a 13-year-old boy and a girl after theft of 127 dollars from Harry DeLong, store keeper at 400 Clinton Avenue. The coat with the money was in a back room. youths held at Albany Humane Society shelter.
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Springfield
Mass
Albany
Harry DeLong
Clinton Avenue
Albany Humane Society
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