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Here's The Answer
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Dine At 1440
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
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THE FAILURE TO NOTE
QUALIFYING WORDS
One of the greatest difficulties
in the way of helping persons
to understand medicine and sci-
e n c e in gen
eral is the in
a b i 1 i ty of a
large number
of us men and
women to not
ice qualifying
words or
phrases, or to
real ize how
all- important
these are.
They are tremendously impor
tant in science, and yet, in a
quotation, they are commonly
ignored or deleted.
I will never forget my em
barrassment one day years ago.
I had said in an address before
a medical society that on ques
tioning 230 adults who had had
a so-called chronic appendix re
moved surgically to cure some
nervousness or gas or diarrhea
I had found three who had been
helped: the others had said they
had gotten nothing from the
operation. What happened then
was that a cub reporter forgot
my qualifying words, and wrote
that' I had said that only 3 out
of 250 operations for appendicitis
were successful! He forgot the
words, "adult," "so-called," and
"chronic," and, as a result, many
of my medical friends thought
I must have lost my mind.
Scathing Letter
I remembered this recently
when I received a scathing letter
from a woman who accused me
of gross ignorance and vicious
ness "in saying that a salt-free
diet is of no value." What the
woman had failed to note was
that I had used many qualify
ing words. I had said that a
salt-poor diet can be a life-saver
in certain cases of severe in
jury to the kidneys, or of heart
failure in which dropsy is a
symptom. I said a salt-poor diet
could at times be helpful in tid
ing over persons suffering with
a bad attack of the severe type
3 or 4 high blood pressure. But
I said I doubted if any expert in
the treatment of high blood pres
sure would think of prescribing
a strict salt-poor diet for a wo
mean of 60 with a symptomless
and moderate type 1 hyperten
sion. Experts would say that such
treatment would be worse than
the disease.
In my mail today comes an
other bitter letter from a young
woman who accuses me of hav
ing said that shingles are incur
able. She thinks I am very
stupid. She says that when she
had shingles her doctor gave her
an antibiotic and she was well
in two weeks. She does not
know that last month I saw a
young woman with the shingles.
I gave her nothing for the itchy
little blisters, but gave her a
few sleeping-tablets to help her
to get rest during the nights, and
she was well in two weeks! If
my angry correspondent had
only looked back at my column
she would have seen that what
I had said was that in young
people an attack of shingles
seldom amounts to much, but in
the cases of old people, an at
tack can be very severe and long
lasting, and highly resistant to
all known forms of treatment
which unfortunately is true.
3:00 Helen Trent
3:1! Road of Life
3:30 Coke Time
3:43 Strictly for the Ledies
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
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Musical Sootlite
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Fred Waring Songfest
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Hemingway News
Here's The Answer
Sam Hayes
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Elmer Peterson
00 Edward P. Morgan
9 IS LoweU Thomas
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:13 Robert Q Lewis
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Fulton Lewis Jr.
Local News
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KWIN Karavan Sports
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One Man's Family
Great Gildersleeve
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
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10:15 Off the Record
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Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman
Nightwatcb, & Newa
Official Detective
Official Detective
It's a Crime
It's a Crime
Driverless Bulldozer
DemolishesApartrnenf
Louisville. Ky. U.R) Mrs.
Vaughn Griffin described today
how she watched a 20-ton driver
less bulldozer roar down on her
two-family house and demolish
the apartment next door.
It smashed into the apartment
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis,
who were not at home, on Mon
day. It weni through the bed
room, utility yoom, kitchen and
living room, ploughing under
furniture, doors and walls.
The giant machine apparently
had been started by a group of
boys who found it unattended.
It left only a Christmas tree
standing in the living room.
AF Extends Sympathy
To Parents of Boy
Edwards Air Force Base.
Calif. :U.R) The Air Force to
day extended its sympathy to
the parents of a three-year-old
boy who died of exposure in below-freezing
temperature after
becoming lost over night in the
desert.
Helicopter pilot Maj. Jones
Seigler early Tuesday spotted
the lightly-clad body of Bill Ray
Tyree in a sagebrush and sand
area less than two miles from
this base's main gate. Standing
guard beside the boy's body was
his uncle's pet cocker spaniel.
More than 1,000 airmen and
civilians had combed the desert
in temperatures that dropped to
28 degrees.
Billy Ray and the dog appar
ently wandered away from the
base housing project Monday
afternoon.
The boy, son of an airman
stationed here, was dressed in a
T-shirt, blue jeans and shoes and
socks when he made his fatal
trek into the desert surrounding
this large base. Doctors said the
bitter cold was more than the
boy could stand and he" probably
died some time during the early
morning hours.
Age Too Much for
Hermit in Woods
Muenster. Germany U.P.
Enelberg Lehnerts, a 67-year-old
hermit who has lived in the
woods for nearly 40 years, said
today he is getting too old to
continue living alone in the wide
open spaces.
He asked for a sleeping room
in a local hospital where he got
a taste of modern comfort as a
patient last year. He said he pre
ferred a room without heat.
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