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BY DR. MORRIS l-‘ISHHI‘ZIN
l-Itlltor Journal of the American
Medical Assorlntlon ml of "moist,
the Health )lagtuinc
Medicine has progressed unionism,“
iy t ring the last 3.3 years. The
heneits or organization that, is
characteristically American have
reached every American community.
Medical science has increased so
greatiy‘thnt specialization now is
necessary-tummy fields. l-‘ew men
are cap'ahle 0t comprehending or ap-
plying all the intricacies and refitte-
ments or diagnosis and treatmrnt as
it is today.
l-‘ind Causes and Timedies
'l‘his Leenlury has seen the dis-
covery of the causes ot‘ whomnng
cough. infectious jaundice. African
sleeping sickness. syphilis and pos-
sihly measlts. The discovery of the
cause. in most instances. has re—
sulted in a method of control.
The modern hoapital is
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MEDICINE AND SllltlllltY MAKE AMAZING GAINS l:
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This lhe tlr~t 0|- " scrim of constituents of the human hort ;::
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int: the progress ot‘ modit'lnt' and {utiliziniicmll:‘letxl'fl‘lj ni'trwi , . ii?
sztr er; (llll‘lll' the last 25 't‘iu‘u. ‘ i we ' 1‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ”i "'
g ‘ L 3 strides and into hecome extranrtlt. ii:
narily conservative. Operations m. {3‘
seldom done by competent stun «,5:
goons without the most exoctim "'
diagnosiq.
X-Ruy's Wonderful Aid
The X-rar has helped \t‘onderriiil'
ifHVill’d accurate tliutmosis. Fittrt:
years ago an operation on the eln
was .1 hazardous undertaknz. To
day surgical leaders do not hesiia'r
to operate on the iu'ngs. the “fill”
or the chest trail, various parts L
the nostro-intestinai tract and me.“
the heart and the great blood \ev
sols.
in 1827 a man's expectancy ot ii"-
\\*:15 35 years. In the century th.
has elapsed the life expectancy hn‘
heen'lncrenscd by 20 years. A chih
horn today may reasonably exnvu
to live to he 55. Through nerioih
physical etmninatton the, span re:
he lengthened.
(The next article will he: Mm.
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Students of his story should have
little trouble answering these ques-
tions. To check your answers com-
pare them with the correct answers
on the classified page. '
l—What L'nited Stateé president
was called "Old liieitory‘”!
2—What was the name of the ship
that carried the first Puritan mien-
ists to the United States?
S—To what island was Napoleon
first exiled‘.’
4—\\'hat Indian princess' sand
the life of Captain John Smith?
5—\\'hut countries tooit part in
tho-battle of Austerlitz?
fi-——\\'hat is the Magma. Charta?
7—«Who is unknown as the Maid
of Orleans?
S—Who was president or the lini-
ted States during the L'it‘ii \Var'.’
9—Wlio wrote “I’uor Richard‘s
.‘lorc Automobiles
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reused in Alberta. Canada, for H
iirnt lien mouths of 1936 totaled t} .
Him. according to the deputy pr“:
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Addison, a small suburb of lit
cage. claims to have a populatitvr,
100 residents who own 116 titiltoz:
hilcs. ’l'ht: Niblll'h boasts tht- t:
of Uiill,‘ leading exponent o:
gasoline age."
(.‘ood [.(lllL: [load
The Lincoln liiahtmy lea.
New York and Han l'l'.ii.t',.~t‘ ._ '2,f
Almanac"? .
ltd—What was the name of the
armored ship which defeated the
Zilerrimac during the Citii \\':ir'.'
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