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...There should be about 1,000 more Ed Crumps strategically located in cities and towns all over the U.S.-to effect a cure-all for our national problems...
...Canterbury Club course, in the first Open since 1941. The old hands had brought along some liquid companionship for locker-room nerves. The new school of war-born par-smashers caught the taut feeling too, though most of them did not smoke, much less drink. The standard cure was Bromo-Seltzer; in advanced stages phenobarbital...
...Hinshaw's great fear: that thousands of TB victims will beg for treatment at once, that thousands more will postpone urgently needed therapy in the expectation that streptomycin will cure them day after tomorrow. It will not-for the drug, a distant relative of penicillin, is exceedingly scarce (cost: $24 to $50 a patient a day), and the results, however promising, do not yet warrant its widespread use. Dr. Hinshaw's great hope: that a better, cheaper drug will soon appear...
...Cleveland, where Dr. Harry Goldblatt has been making and testing the serum for more than two years. Although he has treated more than 3,500 patients (and been harassed by requests from thousands more), so far he has come to only one conclusion about ACS: "It is not a cure for anything." Nevertheless, Dr. Goldblatt says that he is "not encouraged to discontinue the experiments...
...business career started inauspiciously when he was arrested for painting rows of red footsteps on the sidewalk leading to his first shop, he went on from there to help create the great American corner drugstore. His letters to the trade were famed among druggists. Sample: "Dear Pardner: . . . our Diarrhoea Cure is a great thing. Try it yourself. I have...