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Getting Used to It. Men can adjust themselves to Antarctic living, but their bodies acquire a new balance, reported Physiologist Ernest E. Lockhart. The repeated stimulus of low temperatures makes blood pressure increase by 25 to 35% and makes the rates of respiration and heart-beat decrease somewhat. Basal metabolism is about 10 to 15% lower than in temperate climates. These reactions were unexpected, for they do not occur among Eskimos...
...Foot in Heaven (Fredric March, Martha Scott, Beulah Bondi, Gene Lockhart; TIME...
...Foot in Heaven (Fredric March, Martha Scott, Beulah Bondi, Gene Lockhart; TIME...
Thus, from the brain down to the nervous finger tips of Britain's fighting organism, run the impulses of considered daily action. Occasionally there come surprises and crises, and when they do come the point of reflex is the busy headquarters of Sir Percy Lockhart Harnam Noble...
...mayhem has been thoroughly tested: this is the sixth cinema version of the Jack London novel in 30 years. To man the unpleasant cast (only woman is Ida Lupino), the ranks of Hollywood hoodlums were culled for such experienced mischief-makers as Edward G. Robinson, John Garfield and Gene Lockhart. Guided by the extravagant hand of Director Michael Curtiz, The Sea Wolf's latest treatment stresses the psychological quirks of Wolf Larsen (Robinson), skipper of the scavenger ship Ghost, a sadistic tyrant who likes to curl up with a volume of Milton's poems when...