New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1927, Page 5

ANCIENTS KNEW OF ANESTHETICS| ~ ALREADY BULLT 'MILLION HOMES Homer's Poems Reveal Uses’Brmsh Housmg Policy Being of Drogs Chicago. ise of an anasthetic known to m probably was described in the writ- ing of Homer, A study of the history of medica science, completed in Chicago branch of the Uni- of Illinois medical school, the : Presently into the wine versit ‘1 Helen) whereof they sorrow. raught thereof, when it is mi gled in the bowl, on that da would let no tear fall on cheeks, nor though his m er died, not thou his brother or dear the sword before his face and his own eyes beheld it."” The study traces the evolution of the use n ent was tied to a until 1842 that s used with v degree of guces 1541 Dr. C. W. a conceived the ether might operations. Ay he carried out his fdea fully. It was shortly after that W. T. G. Morton made the discove teeth could be pulled painlessly | while the patient influence of ether, Yon success- and in 1546 he performed such an experiment with | success, “It was so astounding, history, “that he prevaile chief surgeon of the general hospital says the Achusetts to allow him to lemonstrate the anesthetic hefore | a clinic of eminent surgeons, from then on its use erai’ The first record of Tlocal anes- sia comes from the work v, who related that the E applicd to painful wounds a s of rock brought from Mem- powdered and moistened with which probably pro- ic acid gas. and became gen- WOMAN ASPHYXIATED West Haven, Oct. 25 (B — Accl Mrs heme when neighbors called in po- lice to investigate the all night burn- ing of a light in the kitchen, Gas ere turned on in the oven Kitehen stove. TRUMAN EXONI W Haven, Oct ruman of n absolved nectfon with t Ie Officer James R. Jer on Oct. 1 AGAKHAN'S COLT WINS i 5 . Tz, Oct. 2% (@ colt 1'arhad won the stakes fthis afternoon by 1gths from D. Harris' t. with Tetrill, owned by R third place another ler N events for two-year-olds \n Oct. 25. (A—The first the library | cast n . adrug to lull all pain and | ger and bring forgetfulness of Whoso should drink n with ® | vanced $2 was under the | upon the |, asphyxiation was named as| | Carried Out | London, Oct. 25. (A—The mil- {lionth house to be built under the | British government's | scheme, jnaugurated after the “oxll 1| war, has been and l‘ completed i ready for occupation. Government statistics show that | | England is becoming a nation of smull property owners, cach indi- right. More than 60 | will have been during the period ,000 new houses bought outright from 1923 untl by middle-c and working-class persons. A great majority of thesc obtained nt pla {and loan societie gage, or by purchase of cople to heir own property. Money fnvested in certificates 18 more t 000,000 nearly all from apitalist. 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