Marshall Cautions U. S. 'To
Ma in ta in A rmy,La rgeRes e rve
Report Is Made
To War Serretary
By Chief of Staff
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Bed Rest in Heart Disease
By HERMAN N. Bl'NDESEN. M. D.
IX TIIE treatment of lu art di
sease, rest lias lung been recog
nized as a way in which the work
of the heart can be U ened. How
ever, in certain ii.-iai.e, it la.
bem noted Hint bed li.-t may put
more rather than lu.-s weak oa tie
heart, particularly in tin* ea.
in which there ;s eon . ; n in '
lungs. In such ir.stama, , it la.
been found that to have • i e pa* i. at
lie down in bed may can. • short
ness of breath.
Normally, when a patient is at
rest, tlie blood pressure falls slight
ly, tne pulse becomes slower and
the general chemical net:vita * of
the body go on more slowly. How
ever, in a patient with heart di
sease in whom the left side of the
heart is not working properly, a
greater burden may be put on the
right side of the heart when the
person lies down. This may lead
to a collection of fluid in the lungs
known as pulmonary edema.
Sitting l'p
Patients with heart disease, it
has been known for some time,
may be more comfortable when
they arc sitting up or in a s -mi
reelining position. If a person is
suffering from an activ * inflam
mation affecting the heart valves
or heart muscle, sta ll as occurs in
young persons, complete bed rest,
it is thought, may stop the pro
gress of the di a.ase and speed up
healing.
On the other hand, for c Id peo
ple with heart trouble, which is
due to hardening of the arterii ..
at d w d w n • he circula
tion tin iieart o ■■ le prolonged
rt t in bt ! may 1-. ponsible for
the forma li i of 1 dots in the
a■ t' fa an i vein , particularly in
.V-ooniii - u> D» 'tor Samuel A.
1 a of 1 io. to: . t ho !n ,| rest may
•• if' re \vi it tl.i- .. .on of the
s licit and ho", el, may produce
i tip:.::• :i .-v.i i. : g of the abdo
l .■ ::. 1 • 'd' ip i ■. i.d poor nu
ll.' ■ . Tt. al ; ■ v> ith the kidney s
and bladder al-o may arise. Fur
thc nnoj e, continue d rt st in bed
may ..at ■ a ! ad effect oil the pa
tient’s morale.
Heart Disease
In patients with severe heart
dis. a. o in which tiiere is edema nr
swelling of the legs, complete bed
rest should not be employed, ac
cording to Doctor Levine, until
the circulation lias been improved
by other treatment. During this
period of treatment, the patient
la.aid be urged to exercise his
L a a: d he may : it up in a chair.
Shi rt, daily walks a round the
room are adti.able, as well as
nin-. age of the legs. The bed in
which tltp p:.::ent sleeps should
slant (io'.vi.w: ids from the head
to tile foot i that the hack and
hips are Lie is r than the fee t.
1 n each i a i of heart disease, t he
physician, aft r carefully stii.ly
.t g the path ut, can dcterming
from the t . of heart trouble
pin ent ju-t i .v much bed r-st
is reipiire i a: ! 1 mv much activity
may be pern d. No set formula
can be given v. a: i: will cover two
tl'.e majority of easts*.
Copyri/lit, ly !D. Kinj; Features S>T;>ii . a*s.
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Time for a get-together... Have a Coke
\ .,. or making the party a success
It’s easy to plan a date at home when you have frosty bottles of Coca-Cola in the
family refrigerator. Hate a Co\e says the hostess, and the affair is off to a flying start.
To young or old, this friendly invitation opens the way to better acquaintance, adds
zest and enjoyment to entertaining. From Alabama to Oregon, Coca-Cola stands for
the pause chat refreshes—a pleasant way to make fulks feel at home.
BOUltD UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY BY
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Of Henderson, Inc.
• Hear Morton Downey WIINC 2:15 P. M. «
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You can help dry those tears
Seeing to it that life is less rough, needed now more urgently thou
less tear-making, for absent ser- e\ er.
vicemen’s families is part of the ...
It is satisfying to know that voui
work done by every dollar you give ,
contribution does so much good,
toyour Community \\ ar bund. , , , ,
helps so many helpful orgamza
lt is a great work, heart-w arming tions. It is a convenient way to con
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work — helping these lonely, fre- tribute to all of them.
quently bewildered folks. Help .,
. 1 Wont you make tins contribu*
comes from such member agencies . . .
. ; tion your must generous oner And
of the Community War Fund as the , c. _
. , • . w on t you make it«, u ?
Visiting Nurse Service, FamiU and
Child W elfare W ork, Recreation, give generously to
Hospital and Clinic Services. __ _ B
1 T1 ., , Your Community
i he help these agencies give is *
needed now more urgently than FSinH
ever. That is why your contribution
to your Communiry War Fund is Representing the National War Fund
VANCE COUNTY’S QUOTA $15,750.00
THE HENDERSON GROCERY