News Round Up Sunday Morning Medicine By Jacqueline Antonovich • June 2, 2013 Sharing TwitterFacebook A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news. Let’s visit 1930s New York City – in color! Al Capone’s struggle with syphilis. Futuo! Cuss like a Roman. Ladies: You are the weaker sex. Ergonomic advice from the 17th century. American cowgirls, circa 1940s. The history of rolling papers. Capitalism cartoon from the 1950s. A cultural history of exhaustion. A Tudor ship’s secrets revealed. Ernest Hemingway’s reading list for young writers. The ghost town that used to be the most densely populated place in the world. Meet the female artists responsible for the American pin-up girl. New evidence in the death of a suffragette. That WWI Christmas Day Truce wasn’t all that friendly. 100 years of lost objects at Grand Central Station.
