The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07
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were Glaceesed las. o.aa.as wA
easaestlesa BY c.24aza. c-s g
this city.
According to tic fcypcrt az Dr. W. Y
Guilfoy. registrar Ct the baToaa q vita
statistics. the increase of tAo nambal
OF fatal eases 81 heart disease FOR TIA
FIRST eleven months Of tits year IN
Manhattan and the Errux over ths
same period IN 1906 was i,gi6, o., 4
the ratio Is maintained, 1900 TOR
year. This would mean an cxcea3
n per cent.
d.. Thomas Darlington president
the hoard Of health. said that ai.s
rs large an increase had been no
IN 1905. and that, IN fact, evor Of
1866, when The statistics Of tho denas
ment were first kept ia such a wa
that comparisons could be madc. there
had been a steady rising Ct he sea.
Of mortality due 10 weak hearts.
Medical science Dr. Darllrgto'
declared. "hag doac mach to reduc
The number Of deaths IN the eaYi
years OF life and ~conisgioas dlseaac
are well under control infl1 inertia.
ity Is steadily decreasing Thc y
age age Of man is steadily Increasing
and were It not icy fho lhroeal /,
heart diseases, pacumcnia, al
Bright's disease tla death rate ii III,
city Of New York woaid BE- rcmayka
bly, low.
increase cf heart disease Is duo n
the stress and strain OF molesn III
ana ! have no doubt that the resca
financial furry has been i factor
some q The recent DEATHS Bat aft9
all Il must De hcrnc IA uhad ihat h
pace at which men live has bee
steadily accelerated Long h0af
nerve tcnslo1, lack Of outdoor exercise
neglect OF recreation and amascnen
constant hurry and e4oSt-ail Tres
must be considered, and thess thing.
have not Just Developed with tie wi
ter Of 1907.
7 think over eating also has som
thing TO do with such a condition. RI
grip which has boon preYaleatslatel
causes a sewers heart sifala. ana 4
heart, which Is Weakened IS a rfa d.
Worry and stress. VII naturally Be- "
first 70 give way. It Is Time for Amo
leans TO adopt the simple HE and 4
slow down instead Of constantly sf
letting themselves 10 tho constant Z
fort to maintain high standards II II,
ing. TIE EasIshS,an as be adsaact
IN ycara gradialiy retlras from tie II
syltics q b~aslacsa bat tse Amneira
iccs not scem % tispoHaa. ana who
nero comes a great ftrain upoa th'
older men they are likely to saaeanb
Or. ellifoy said Dc thoashtthe s,o,
= over financial affairs which fecen
y had taken hold Of mes. ts9eslali
these advanced n years, had been l.
a large measure Che cause OF man
deaths from heart disease.
Worry, he continued. SIS peeaia
to active Now York mca. They wai
last year Worrying about how mnc
they were soiag To set and ihls ye4
whom The financial nnrry was At it
height they were Worrying aboat VIA
they might not ecl. Crop. which AZ
fcots heafts that are already weakcaei
must be considered. Other causes y
heart disease are long hours, over cat
ing, drinking 100 much. and too IlttI
outdoor exercise.
1T cannot be disputed that the epl
demic Of grip Is one Of the factors v
sponsibie for the reported increase O
mortality due 20 heart disclose. sail
Or. Joseph ooIltnsf, a proniiaeht neunr
loglst - do not believe however
that the argument that fast living
so-called, as another cause Is senable
| believe, though. that financial stres
and business strain have played a PAT
In causing the Increased figures. 10
these elements have supplemented III
ravages Of the grip and Of othef dis
eases that affect the heart Nev
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