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Augusta, Me. (U.R) A bill
was introduced in the Maine
legislature seeking to repeal an
1821 law that prohibits farmers
from driving their hay wagons
down public roads with naked
scythes hanging over the side.
Rep. Frank M. Pierce, sponsor
of the repeal measure, said, "I ;
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The Medical Roundup
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Is Overwork Causing
Heart Attacks?
Nowadays, one keeps reading
that the strain of business is kill
ing off overworked executives;
it is giving
them heart at
tacks. But I
am not sure
this is true. In
order to get
light on the
matter, I turn
ed to the valu
able Statistical
Bulletin of the
M e tropolitan
Life Insurance Company. There
I see that last year in the age
group 45 to 54 2.2 men died to
1 woman. In the age-group 55 to
64, when business burdens are
usually great the ratio was 2.1
to 1.
At first glance this doubling
of the mortality of men as com
pared with that of women is im
pressive, b.ut we must not jump
to the conclusion that it is due to
business strain. Why? Because
among youngsters, between the
ages of 15 and 19, we find that
2.5 boys died to 1 girl. In the
ages 20 to 24 the ratio was 2.6
to 1. Certainly, the boys and
young men were not yet worry
ing terribly about business.
Let us look at the problem in
another way. Some writers have
pointed with alarm to the fact
that in the middle years of life
there are among persons with
a "stomach ulcer" perhaps 3.5
men to 1 woman. They feared
the preponderance of ulcers in
men was due to business strain.
But let us look at the statistics
for infants with let us say a con-
Mayors Surrounded
With Civic Problems
Chicago (U.R) Affiliations
between American cities and
"sister cities" abroad are giving'
mayor's duties an international
flavor, the American Municipal
Association reports.
The association said nearly a
dozen American cities now have
informal affiliations with cities
overseas in which their citizens
feel they have something in com
mon. Individual citizens have start
ed the movement in each case,
the association said, but mayors,
other city officials, clubs and
students later have participated.
The approach is personal
rather than political, and the
chief aim is to promote cultural
and informational exchanges be
tween the communities.
The association said cities
which have formed the friend
ship exchanges include: Hagers
town, Md., and Wesel, Germany;
Cortland, N. Y. and Pashawar,
Pakistan; Montclair, N.J., and
Graz, Austria; Columbus, Ohio,
and Genoa, Italy; Detroit, Mich.,
and Rotterdam, Hollandr Kansas
City, Mo., and Sao Paulo, Brazil;
Savannah, Ga., and Guatemala
City, Guatemala; Louisville, Ky.,
and Montpelier, France.
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lic. S10.
Cecil Ward Demory, drunk in pub
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Perry Pearl Culver, drunk in pub
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Francis George Noffts. drunk in
public, S20. "
Leon Stibitz Miller, disorderly con
duct, $25.
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out a license, $30.
Ralph Henry Fellows, truck speed
ing. $20. ,
Raymond Wilbern Privette. viola
tion basic rule. $15.
William Albert Gossman, one li
cense plate, $6.
Calvin Burdette Wood, overload,
$29
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basic rule. $15.
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license. $6.
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light. $6.
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driver's scat, $6.
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possession of alcoholic liquor, $30.
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rule. $15.
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erator's license. $6.
Jeanette Ellen Riggs, violation bas
ic rule, $15.
Chris Anthony Bern is, possession of
grouse in closed season. $30.
Robert Boyd Kyle, possession of
grouse in closed season. $30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Helen Kaye Jones vs. Bud Jones,
divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
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James Steven Cullop. 75 East Main
st.. Ashland, and Mary Jean Hen
thorn. 416 Bridge St.. Ashland.
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524, Talent, and Nora O'Leary, 15
Rose lane. Medford.
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Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Foundation
genital pyloric stenosis (an ob
.structing mass of muscle at the
outlet of the stomach) and we
find 3.9 boys to 1 girl. Taking
children with a huge colon
(large bowel) we find 3.3 boys
to 1 girL Taking infections like
pneumonia, or birth injuries or
stillborn infants, and we find the
boys suffering two or three times
as often as the girls. Hence we
cannot blame the stomach ulcers
on business strain.
Back around 1913, among men
from 45 to 54, 2,434 per 100,000
died (from all causes) while in
1956, in the same age group,
1,011 per 100,000 died. This is a
decrease of 58 per cent. Since
one would expect the strain of
business to have increased in the
last 45 years, these figures do
not indicate that the present
pace is killing.
Of late, experts have been
pointing out that much of the
recent increase in the recorded
death rate from coronary disease
of the heart can be explained (1)
by the increasing percentage of
older people in the population,
and (2) by the changing fashions
in reporting deaths, and increas
ing skill in the diagnosis of cor
onary disease. When the death
rates between 1940 and 195.4
are adjusted for an increase in
the average age of the popula
tion, the recent increase in
deaths from coronary heart dis
ease is about 40 per cent in
(white) men and about 16 per
cent in (white) women. But much
of the apparent increase is, as
stated above, explainable by the
improvement in doctors' diag
nose. A death now reported as
due to plugging of a coronary
artery might have been report
ed in 1900 as due to "heart dis
ease" or "Bright's disease" or
old age.
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