Ulcers A Health Update From Cedar Rapids Gazette
Tom Smith, 22, learns he has peptic ulcer disease as doctors discuss causes symptoms and treatment. The piece outlines ulcer types esophageal gastric and duodenal and notes risk factors anxiety heredity and seasonal patterns with diagnostic tests like X rays endoscopy and gastroscopy. It describes dietary rules medications and possible surgeries including gastroenterostomy gastrectomy and vagotomy.
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Tom Smith
Tom
Cedar Rapids
Health note on ulcers and medical consultation
The text urges consulting a physician for any questionable signs and warns against self cures. It advises taking life easy and avoiding driving oneself into stress, cooperating with the doctor until the ulcer is healed. It cautions that symptom disappearance does not prove healing. only the physician can determine recovery.
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William R. Finn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Finn
Town Plans To Buy More Dragonflies
Wells Maine based Chamber of Commerce says it will import dragonfly nymphs again to combat mosquitoes after last year's effort. About 200 residents spent 2400 dollars to place 11 500 nymphs across 110 acres, with most buyers satisfied and noting lower costs and longer lasting effect than spraying.
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Wells
Maine
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Brent Marriner
Chamber
Fire Damage Confined to Bales at 1229 F Avenue NE
Investigators probe the Sunday morning fire at 1229 F Avenue NE owned by the Iown department of transportation and used by McAninch Construction Co. The blaze began in bales of excelsior and straw, with smoke and water damage throughout but firemen say flames were confined to the storage area. Fire crews responded at 9 49 a.m.
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F Avenue NE
Iown Department of Transportation
McAninch Construction Co
April 15th Resolution Offers Tax Time Tips from Iowa CPA Group
The Iowa Society of CPAs provides tips to ease next year’s tax season. Key advice covers record keeping, proper documentation for travel, formalizing related-party transactions, and planning to adjust withholdings to avoid refunds. Extended IRS help hours run this week with Cedar Rapids and toll-free numbers available.
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Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants
IRS
Cedar Rapids
Num
Common Cause Meeting With Sen Dick Clark Panel Q A
Common Cause hosts an informational meeting at the Peoples Unitarian Church Saturday afternoon. A panel from 1 to 2 30 pm includes John EI Jr Mary Combellick Ginny Benware Rev David Polk and Signi Falk. Sen Clark appears 3 to 4 pm. Open to the public.
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Dick Clark
Common Cause
Peoples Unitarian Church
John Ei, Jr
Mary Combellick
Ginny Benware
State Office of Common Cause
David Polk
Signi Falk
Ink Tagging Aims to Reveal Backdated Documents
Treasury investigators have devised ink tagging to detect false bookkeeping by tracing ink chemistry. Initiated in 1973, the program is about 70 percent complete with ATF spokesmen stating ink formulary changes encode dates before which the ink did not exist. Six of 16 major ink makers participate, five others experiment.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Department
Smithsonian Hosts Alexander Exhibit at National Collection
Washington AP reports a comprehensive Alexander show at the National Collection of Fine Arts Smithsonian Institution through July 4. The display features 53 watercolors drawings illustrations and oils by John White Alexander born 1856 died 1915, a former Harper's Weekly illustrator who spent a decade in Paris from 1891 to 1901.
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Washington
John White Alexander
National Collection of Fine Arts
Smithsonian Institution
Alexander
Harper’s Weekly
Paris
Al Smith Heads Drums Tourney
Al Smith appointed chairman of the 1977 Tournament of Drums sponsored by the Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle corps. The event will be held June 4 at Kingston stadium with an evening show after an afternoon parade. Contact Willis Daugherty or Wayne Dickinson for participation.
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al Smith
Avenue
Emerald Knights
Kingston Stadium
Willis Daugherty
Wayne Dickinson
Unicef Cedar Rapids Shop Extends Hours Through April
The Unicef shop in Cedar Rapids will stay open longer from Tuesday to April 24. Hours are 10 to 5 on Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays, 10 to 8 on Thursdays, and 2 to 5 on Sundays. Closed Mondays.
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Unicef
Cedar Rapids
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