Sanatorea Urged as Heart Disease Treatment
Adaptation of tuberculosis sanatoria toward heart disease treatment was urged by Vir Morace John Monk, noting rising heart deaths while TB deaths fall. Data from the Metropolitan Life Sanatorium showed 412 cardiac cases with varied work outcomes and potential life-saving care through sanatorium programs.
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Vir
Morace
John Monk
Mount McGregor
National
Idfe Tusorance Cowpiny Sanatoriant
Akiy
Ava
Brealmere
VW. Hayes
Monrovia
Califlonia
Tyr Mayes
Ukamethods
Fragmentary Wedding Echoes From London Ads Read
A garbled OCR fragment from a London page shows wedding related banter and dialogue about troubles and vows. Names and places are partially legible, with quotes suggesting social or ministerial involvement and a wedding scene.
Jazz music blamed for nervous public at Madison
Professor A V O Shea of the University of Wisconsin School of Music warned that jazz tends to erode Puritan discipline, producing a generation of nervous, self-indulgent citizens. He argued rhythm and melody shape temperament, and recent music trends leave an indelible psychological imprint.
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Emcee
R. Hayturst
Madison
Wis
A.V. O'Shea
University of Wisconli School of Music
O'Shea
Protya'Shea
Ava
Music shaped by rhythm for national stability says professor
Professor O Shea urges graduates to study rhythms and melodies to strengthen national spirit. He argues popularizing music can calm and steady society, contrasting with Puritan strictness. The Freeman press advert follows.
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Teich
Cabn Aned
Wmicult Ask
O'Shea
Boise
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