Most likely amphetamine, but it could have been dextroamphetamine. Other then those 2, other amphetamines aren't commonly used for medical purposes. As far as I know it's not fact that he received them, but most speculate he did.
To protect his body in the event of nuclear war. A more simply reason might be that, perhaps, he was buried in a Belmont casket. The (former) Belmont Casket Company of Columbus, Ohio was famous for its lead coated steel caskets. The lead coating had an anti-corrosion effect, giving the carbon steel properties similar to that of stainless steel. President Lyndon B. Johnson, e.g., was buried in a Belmont lead coated steel casket. Pictures of Hoover's funeral seem to indicate that he might have been buried in one of the double lid Belmont "Masterpiece" caskets, the top of the line model of the company. A solid bronze type of the "Masterpiece" casket (with more ornamental caskets handles than those of J. Edgar's casket) was used for the burial of Marilyn Monroe.
A coin of this type would have to be seen to properly identify it. I suggest you take it to a coin shop and have it appraised.
It may be a token of some type dated 1862 or just a Indian Head cent. All 19 of the genuine coins made by the Confederate States of America are dated 1861. Take it to a coin dealer for an idea of type of coin and value.
Because the 1913-S Buffalo nickel has 2 distinct varieties, the values are very different. Take the coin to a collector or dealer because values in the low grade of G-4 for the type I is $40.00 but the value is $300.00 for the type II.
If the coin is an Mint Error it needs to be seen to determine what type of error and it's value if any, so take it to a coin dealer for an assessment.
Amphetamines are stimulants of the central nervous system and sympathetic division of the peripheral nervous system.
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Hoover did not believe that the government should lead the way to end the economic depression.
Herbert Clark Hoover (our 31st president from 1929-1933) was a republican.
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Citalopram does not contain any amphetamines. It is an antidepressant that acts as an SSRI type of medication. It does not mimic amphetamines.
No, Vyvanse isn't prescribed for any type of weight control treatment. Vyvanse is classified as an amphetamine and amphetamines are useful for weight control treatment (and were used for this until the 1980s). But, amphetamines are also extremely additive and because of this physicians are no longer allowed to prescribe them for weight control treatment.
None. I don't believe any type of prescription or illegal opiate would show amphetamines in a drug test, unless street opiates (ie heroin cut with speed possibly) would show amphetamines as speed in an amphetamine, but if it's prescription opiates in pill form there aren't any in production that will make you test positive for both opiates and amphetamines.
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