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Injuries in Preadolescent Wrestlers
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1978Is wrestling safe for children? Injury of an unfused epiphysis may worry some physicians, but muscle strains, ocular contusions, and laryngitic contusions are more common.
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2023
Continually attacked by government officials and educators, installment or colportage novels fascinated their underprivileged readers. Melodrama and sensation were essential ingredients. The hurriedly written, rambling plots sought to electrify fantasies of women with new turn-of-the-century aspirations.
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Continually attacked by government officials and educators, installment or colportage novels fascinated their underprivileged readers. Melodrama and sensation were essential ingredients. The hurriedly written, rambling plots sought to electrify fantasies of women with new turn-of-the-century aspirations.
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Renaissance News, 1961
Mr. A. D. S. Fowler's article in Modern Language Notes, of April 1960, ‘The River Guyon’, makes the interesting suggestion that the name of Guyon, Spenser's Knight of Temperance in Book Two of The Faerie Queene, may be derived from Gihon, one of the four rivers of Paradise mentioned in Genesis 2:13. Mr.
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Mr. A. D. S. Fowler's article in Modern Language Notes, of April 1960, ‘The River Guyon’, makes the interesting suggestion that the name of Guyon, Spenser's Knight of Temperance in Book Two of The Faerie Queene, may be derived from Gihon, one of the four rivers of Paradise mentioned in Genesis 2:13. Mr.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1934
In the fall of 1930 there was referred to me by Dr. Francis H. Lee of Richmond, Va., a professional wrestler with a badly inflamed right eye. The patient was on a circuit and had first noticed the trouble with his eye while he was in St. Louis about twelve days before his visit to me.
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In the fall of 1930 there was referred to me by Dr. Francis H. Lee of Richmond, Va., a professional wrestler with a badly inflamed right eye. The patient was on a circuit and had first noticed the trouble with his eye while he was in St. Louis about twelve days before his visit to me.
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British journal of sports medicine, 2001
An unusual injury following an arm wrestle is presented, that of a fractured humerus.
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An unusual injury following an arm wrestle is presented, that of a fractured humerus.
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