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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1926

Page

15

American Medical Association Sessions Open in Dallas With Infections Treatments

At the Dallas meeting of the American Medical Association eight scientific sections began annual sessions. Dr Hough S Young of Baltimore described injections of chemicals and dyes into veins to fight generalized infections. Liver extracts were discussed for lowering high blood pressure, with Canadian researchers noting rapid blood pressure falls after liver extract injections. Dr Ralph H Major described cyanidine raising blood pressure, while liver extracts showed the strongest effect in reducing pressure. Other reports covered chorea in children linked to infection and diet, hysteria in adults, and cancer of the stomach with high mortality if untreated, citing Mayo Clinic data.

Dallas Tex American Medical Association Hough S. Young Baltimore W A. A. James B. Laughton A.B. Macallum Ralph H. Major Kansas City Franklin BE Ebanih Denver M.S. Gregory Oklahoma City George B. Susterman Mayo Clinic

Good Roads and the Rise of Iowa Transportation History

Des Moines reports on history week as good roads advocates argue that regional progress stems from transport. They trace early travel by canoes, Mor mon pilgrimages from Sugar Creek to Council Bluffs, stagecoaches, railroads, and the first Davenport railroad buildings signaling expansion across Iowa.

Des Moines Sugar Creek Lea County Garden Grove Mt. Pisgah Council Bluffs Indianola Davenport Iowa City

Advances in Iowa Highways Boosted by Good Roads Advocates

In 1856 the State's road progress is tied to the automobile era. Advocates claim improved highways spur business and progress. Iowa Highway Commission reports 45 percent of primary roads surfaced with paving or gravel, with many secondary roads also surfaced.

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