Liberal Catholic Newspaper Faces Circulation Drop
The liberal weekly Reporter, founded in 1964, loses readers as its board clashes with Bishop Helmsing over its church stance. Editor Hoyt is fired amid questions of religion coverage and editorial direction, with staff debating how to revive the paper without alienating core liberal readers.
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Hemorrhoids and Surgery: Patient Advice From Dr Crane
A reader recounts a visit to a Chicago internist who warned of cancer from hemorrhoids yet repeatedly avoided surgery himself. The piece argues against “scalpel-happy” doctors and urges patient prudence, urging lay sense and second opinions unless there is complete obstruction or cancer risk.
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Penance, Pain, and a Night of Drinking Reflections
A narrator recalls a past health scare during a large gathering of about 200 men where excessive drinking disrupted communication. He details how his monaural hearing and headache subsided after a long night, and argues aspirin use for minor pains is dangerous, sharing experiences with health cautions and personal reflections on painkillers.
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