MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1928
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Psychology Students Given Demonstration of Hypnotic Effects
Subject of Experiments See Picture of Instructor on Plain Paner
Profess. R. H. Wheeler's 10:30 section of general psychology was entertained at the morning when he brigged, a nephew of his mother, College of Emporia, conducted an investigation.
A student was selected from the five who volunteered their services, and was placed in a hypoxic trunk. In an attempt to raise hypoxia in a number of ways, among which were paralyzing of the arms, causing the subject to react to a state of panic, she saw a picture of her instruction on a blink sheet of paper, and having her eat an imaginary apple, or rather having an apple when there was no apple.
Mr. Brigid explained that the method employed was entirely gesture. He said his objective was to aid or aid of certain forms of insufficiency.
Professor Wheeler announces that these demonstrations are very intermittent, but he warms the students not to try. He demonstrates are perfectly harmonious when conducted by an expert they are when conducted if tried by inexperienced persons.
Plans for Ear Research
Chicago, April 2. Members of the medical profession are striving to break down prejudices against postmortem examinations.
Postmortem Examinations May Reveal Diseases
The American Medical Association has called attention to the particular need for postmortem studies on diseases caused by doffness. The causes of doffness are still unknown. A research committee of the Association for the Hard of Hearing is making an earnest effort in this conference to help doctors and nurses doffness indicate their desire that examination be made of their car mechanism after death. In this way, it is hoped, some new light may be shed on the causes of doffness not uncovered by scientific research.
The medicine of antiquity was at a standstill for ages on account of
lack of knowledge of human anatomy, brought about by fixed racial prejudice against examination of the body after death. Consequently the necessities of decomposing are strongly argued "that dead dead shall not have died in vain."
Minneapolis has an especially valuable record in this respect, higher, it is said, than that of any other city of its size in the United States. Some 1409 necropolis were made in 1927 constituting about 19 per cent of all a county according to the year in a counting period, but a million people.
Nile Surgeons Better Informed Than Their Middle-Age Followers
Translation of Scientific Book Shows Men Knew Much of Human Body
(Science Service)
Chicago, April 2 -- Shilled surgeries in the valley of the Nile knew more about human anatomy than they did in the middle areas, thousands of years later.
This is one of the surprising facts revealed by the translation of the Edwin Smith Papyrus, the oldest scientific book in the world, which has been completed by Prof. James Henry Gates and Dr. William H. Mauley of the University of Chicago. The manuscript is now being printed for the New York History Society, the owner of the document, by the Oxford University Press, which is the only place where that has the facilities for setting up the ancient micrographics in type.
The papyrus is regarded as the most important document in the history of all science that has come down to us from the time before the ancient Greeks. It is remarkable in that it shows an amazing approach to the attitude of the present day scientist, who uses the papyrus of mingled charms and recipes that constitute a large share of the medical papyi of ancient Egypt.
Some of the dingoes and treatments of injuries set down by the author-surgeon of 1700 B. C, in his
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New Traffic Signs. Are Erected
New traffic signs have been erected at vacant spots along drives during the past week by the department of buildings and grounds. The signs are marked dangerous curves and intersections, while others refer to campus parking rules.
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