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What doctors aided James Garfield after his shooting? According to the website linked below entitled "Biography of James Garfield," Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, tried unsuccessfully to find the bullet with an induction-balance electrical device which he had designed. Alexander Graham Bell was not a physician, of course. According to the website linked below entitled "History House: Garfield II: A Lengthy Demise," one of the doctors who treated Garfield was Dr. D. W. Bliss. Another was Dr. Robert Reyburn, and also Navy Surgeon General Wales and Dr. Frank H. Hamilton.

Saying hello to someone seems like a mundane thing to do, but sometimes that simple greeting can be the first step toward greater communication and understanding. In 1973, this basic truth was recognized by Michael and Brian McCormack, who mailed 1,360 letters in seven languages to world leaders and government officials to encourage them to participate in the first ever World Hello Day on November 21. Their campaign was a reaction to the armed conflict between Israel and a coalition of Arab states that had inflamed the Middle East that October. The McCormack brothers hoped to create and promote World Hello Day to remind world leaders of the importance of personal communication for peace, and that they should rely on communication, not force, to resolve their conflicts. The idea caught on and stayed on; November 21, 2017, marks the 45th World Hello Day. There are no grand ceremonies or complex traditions for celebrating the day; just make a point of saying hello to at least 10 people, recognizing as you do so the importance of personal communication for mutual understanding and respect. Just Getting Your Attention Hello is a greeting that is understood almost everywhere in the world, but it hasn’t always been so. In fact, hello is a relatively young word, dating only back to 1827 according to the Oxford English Dictionary. Before that, all the way back to the Middle Ages, hail was a common English greeting. (The word is related to health, so it was not only a salutation but...

* This episode originally aired on May 10, 2021. The great project of Alexander Graham Bell's life was, perhaps surprisingly, not the telephone. He focused much of his life on the education of deaf people, funded by his earnings from his famous invention. He was an early pioneer of oralism, a belief that all deaf people should learn to communicate by lip-reading and speaking, rather than with sign language. "To ask the value of speech is like asking the value of life," he is credited as saying. But not all deaf people can learn to speak, or believe they should be compelled to do so. According to author Katie Booth, the harm of oralism still reverberates. "I can't even begin to express the deep, deep, deep trauma that so many deaf people still carry from those educations," Booth, author of The Invention of Miracles: Language, Power and Alexander Graham Bell's Quest to End Deafness, told Ideas. Booth's book, released earlier this spring, compiles years of her research into Bell's letters and other archival material, according to publisher Simon & Schuster. While Bell's precise methods are no longer in use, critics say the philosophy of oralism — that speech is inherently better than sign language — still has a harmful ripple effect to this day. Teaching or 'assimilation' Bell's mother Eliza was born with hearing, but became deaf later in her life. "I think Bell saw the way she was able to operate in the world. And just first of all assumed all deaf people should be able to d...

This is a popular explanation of the etymology of the word hello, seen in many email forwards: When you lift the phone, you say "Hello". Do you know what is the real meaning of "Hello" It is the name of a girl. Yes .... and do you know who is that girl Margaret Hello. She was the girlfriend of Graham bell who invented the telephone. One can forget the name of Graham bell but not his girlfriend - that is Love !!!! or whatever.... Now you know ... well it is much better that pick up the phone and say "Margaret". Was Bell involved with a woman named Margaret Hello and is that the reason the word "hello" was popularized? @Alaukik now that the question received an edit, I see it has been reopened. Keep in mind, just stating "someone told me" or "I saw on facebook" isn't quite enough for this site, and why it was initially closed and downvoted. Closing allows you a chance to bring the question in line with the standards of the site while not continuing to get the negative reputation. There was no intent of punishment or chastising.