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GCGERMANY REMEMBERS LONGFELLOW _ Opening lines of Longfellow's
poem, “Bells of Geisenheim” are inscribed on this fountain dedicated to him in Geisénheim, Germany.
Arthritis *“Wonder Drug’
Plant Turned Up In Hawaii
HONOLULU —(NEA)— A new
@lly in the battle :gains¢ arthritis
and rheumatic fever :s thriving in
the gardens of an experimental
station in Hawaii.
Disclosure that the newly rec
ognized wonder plant, stropanthus,
is being grown successfu:ly here is
the latest in a chain of events that
have made this year one of the
most hopeful in history for arthri
tis suffers.
The plant is a potential source
of the synthesized miracle drug,
cortisone, which the famed Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, Minn,, re
vealed several weeks ago. Tests‘
with cortisone have brought im
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arthritis victims, although in most
cases repeat injections are re
}quired as with insulin.
i At Mayo Clinic, coriisone com
| pound is produced by u long and
costly process requiring 37 chem
| ical steps beginning +vlith a mate
riali obtained ifrom o< biie. To
’meet the needs of one patient for
lone day requires the »iie from 40
head of cattle. And the U, S.
!alone, more than 7,000.000 persons
. are afflicted every year with some
| form of arthritis and rheumatic
fever.
When it was found that the
seeds of stropanthus, an cld-world
tropical plant, might yield syn
thetic cortisone at less cost and
with féwer chemical steps, the
search for plants turned to Africa.
The Federal Secur'ly Agency has
sent scientists there to bring back
seeds and cuttings for transplant
ing.
Then Dr. H. L. Lyun, director
emeritus of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters’ Association experimen
tal station, quietly got in touch
with cortisone researchers and
told them how strovanthus has
been growing in Hawaii for 17
years,
Plant Pollinated
Thus far, it is not known how
the plant is pollinated. But because
of its sudden new importance as
a source of miracle drug, Dr.
Lyon is conducting new experi
ments, as well as attempting to
»grow the plant from cuttings. The
lplants that have thrived on his
| experimental farm for 17 years,
'he believes, indicate that Hawaii
'might be an idea! location for
mass cultivation of stropanthus.
~ Another new drug, produced in
laboratories of Chicago’s stock
yards, was revealed just about the
same time the search for stropan
'thus was in full cry. Derived from
the pituitary glands of hogs, it is
called ACTH (Adreno-Cortico-
Tropin-Hormone) and is made by
Armour Co., one of the big four of
the meat packing ir;dustry.
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Like cortisone, its results have
been astounding. In 10060 treat
menis at the 45 clinics experi
menting with ACTH, évery case of
rheumatic fever has been cured;
every case of arthritis has either
been cured or , temporarily re
lieved. : :
Alsc like cortisone, the supply
of ACTH is pitifully -~mall. It
takes the glands of 400,000 hogs
to produce one pound of the drug.
Although the other three big
packers—Swift, Cudahy and Wil
son—along with several smaller
houses are selling their hog pitui
taries to Armour, the present
yield is limited to 60 pounds a
year. :
For the mass of arthritis and
rheumatic fever victims, stropan
thus seems to hold the greatest
hope
- As in the other twn sources of
miracle drugs for artnritic, tre
mendous guantities are needed.
One ton of plant seed would yield
the same amount of cortisone as
12,500 tons of beef—or enough to
treat one patient for a vear.
Plantings of 10 to 2¢ million
acres might be required to meet
the demands for the compound.
Hawaii’s Dr. Lyon thinks the is
lands may not only be* able to
help fulfill the hopes cos arthritic
suffers, but develop a rich new
island industry as well.
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from market it should L.a taken out
of its wrappings and kept lightly
covered with waxed paper or al
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Use liver and hamburger the same
day as you buy it.
In buying cauliflower avoid
heads on which the flowerets have
begun to spread. The head should
be compact, creamy white, and
have fresh green leaves around its
base.
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baked potatoes soft just rub them
with salad oil or some other suita~
ble fat before baking.
The liquid left from ccoking ve
getables may be used to dilute
evaporated milk for a cream sauce.
Salads should be tosced lightly
or the ingredients will be broken
up and the greens bruised.
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