Anatomy and function of the pancreas in health and disease
The pancreas is a gland behind the stomach about six to eight inches long with a head in the duodenum. It has internal and external secretions, including pancreatic juice and zymogens, activated in the duodenum to digest fats proteins and carbohydrates. Acute pancreatitis can follow heavy eating or infection, causing pain tissue destruction and possible death.
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Pancreas
Duodenum
Pancreatic Ducts
Forced Back to Ducts in Pancreatitis Symptoms Describe Severe Abdominal Pain
The text explains that pancreatic ducts can be forced by bile due to gallbladder stones or inflammation, causing acute pancreatitis with sudden, constant upper abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, cold sweat, weakness, and potential collapse. It notes diagnostic difficulty and urges prompt operative drainage and removal of obstructions to prevent death or organ damage.
Stomach upset relief targets real cause
Thousands of stomach sufferers seek the root issue by addressing clogged intestines or constipation rather than patching digestion. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are pitched as a gentle remedy to stimulate natural bowel action and ease indigestion with a safe substitute for calomel, sold by druggists.
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Edwards
Profile of Hirota as Japan premier and translator link
General Pershing recalled a young Koki Hirota who served as Japanese translator at the U S Embassy in Tokyo but was let go for poor English. Hirota later rose to Japan's premiership after a wave of assassinations, and his career shows ties to Mit sum Toyama and the Black Dragon Society. He is seen as aligning with industrialists over labor, amid past plots against him and a Soviet Japanese war scare.
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Wes
John J. Pershing
Koki Hirota
General Pershing
United States
Tokyo
Pershing
Hirota
Japan
Kyushu
Mitsum Toyama
Black Dragon Society
Moscow
Charm Girls Learn Beauty At Early Age Guide
Guide promotes early beauty habits for girls with vitamins, fresh air, exercise, daily beauty routines, and toothbrush use. Emphasizes gentle dental care, proper brushing, and hair grooming for both girls and boys, encouraging parents to model neatness and provide child-friendly brushes and tonics.
Government Overspending Sparks Payrise Debate in Congress
Government spending exceeds individual limits and prompts criticism as congressmen push for higher salaries despite taxation concerns. The debate centers on budgeting, fiscal policy, and public perception of official pay increases.
Crimson Warning on Skeleton Island Mystery
Detective Jane Hall guards Audrey Harding on Skeleton Island after a red letter demands a ruby. Captain Santrey is found dead from venom and Drumm is shot on the beach. Jane, Kirby, and Benet interview Mrs. Drumm to probe buried treasure clues while tracking the killer’s route and motives.
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Jane Hall
Emery Warding
Skeleton Island
Maine
Audrey
Harding
Albert Santrey
Bruce Kirby
Drumm
Santrey
Jane
Frank Bitherbee
Bitherbee
Kirby
Fred Benet
Mrs. Drumm
New motion pictures shown by local board of education
Fourteen educational pictures from New England Fisheries to The Dutch East Indies have been shown on the new motion picture machine recently purchased to supplement biology, agriculture and chemistry teaching. Upcoming installments include Wheat to Good, Market Gardening, Limestone and Marble and Wheat.
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Erhart
Fourtean Educational Pictures
New England
Dutch East Indies
Board of Education
Owl Club Holds Eighth Meeting in Valley City
The Owl Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Schmidt in Valley City. Two tables of four handed progressive Pinochle formed an eight game series with Horace J. Humm and Mrs. Herbert Steingass winning prizes. Luncheon followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Humm, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek, and Mr. and Mrs. Wecebert Steingass of Vedina. The next gathering is set for March 7 at the Humm home.
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Owl Club
Casper Schmidt
Valley City
Horace J. Fumm
Herbert Steingass
Theeap
Horace J. Humm
Norman Derek
Wecebert Steingass
Vedina
Entertains Friends Parents and Guests in Local Gathering
Mr and Mrs J Davila and daughter of Medina host friends including Mr and Mrs Thomas Volk of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Frank Walter with family in a Medina social gathering. The event also includes Mr and Mrs Ernest Duick and daughter Sarah and Mr and Mrs Ry Row.
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J. Davila
Medina
Thomas Volk
Cleveland
Frank ‘Walter
Ean William
Litchfeld
Ernest Duick
Sarah
Local social notes list Cleveland visitors and area moves
Medina and Cleveland residents attend dinners and visits across multiple households. Guests include Rose Volk, Helen Coburn, Margaret Hamlaugh, Martha Thiele, and Lucille Kemp from Medina and Cleveland Heights. Moves include Charles Gress leaving the George Gross farm, to be replaced by Corte Carlton of Brunswick, with many local families hosting and dining out over the weekend.
You and Your Child Defiant gesture shocks mother and teaches a lesson
A mother scolds Paul for leaving the door open and he spits in defiance. She strikes him, he cries, and the piece argues parental suggestion shapes behavior. It warns against anticipating trouble and urges praise for successes rather than anticipating failure. It advises direct requests over prohibitions.
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Paul
Johnny
Families Visit Relatives on Weekend in Weymouth Area
Mrs B B Spieth and family spent Sunday with former in laws. Mr and Mrs Norvin Meyer of Medina visited Oswald Meyer and family Sunday. Margaret Gravenstetter, daughter of John Gravenstetter Jr. of Weymouth, is staying several days with grandparents V G Miller and Ruth.
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B. B. Spieth
Norvin Meyer
Medina
Oswald Meyer
Margaret Gravenstetter
John Gravenstetter Jr
Weymouth
V. G. Miller
Ruth
Local Families Host Garden of Visits and Births Across Neighborhoods
Mr and Mrs Nelson Gross plan moving soon from the former Smith home to the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Gross. Frank Stevens and daughters Helen Dorothy and Mary Ellen were Elyria visitors Saturday. Earl Meyer son Rover and daughter Marilyn of Mediga and Lambs visited Oswald Meyer. Friday evening John Gravensteter Jr and wife welcomed a daughter. W Y G Miller cared for a week in her daughter's home. Raynond Smith and Frank Smith of Homerville visited Horace J Humm. John Neufeld Millet Creek and Edna Herthneck Medina visited Albert Meyer and family Sunday. Hilda Thiele Shaker Heights spent the weekend with O H Thiele. Carl Hoover East Canton and family dined with Albert Meyer and family Sunday. Oswald Meyer of Lester and Horace J Humm hosted Sunday evening guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Gross
Frank Smith
Charles Gross
Frank Stevens
Helen
Dorothy
Mary Ellen
Elyria
Earl Meyer
Rover
Marilyn
Mediga
Lamb
Oswald Meyer
John Gravensteter, Jr
VY. G. Miller
Raynond Smith
Homerville
Horace J. Humm
John Neufeld
Millet Creek
Edna Herthneck
Medina
Albert Meyer
Hilda Thiele
Shaker Heights
O. H. Thiele
Carl Hoover
East Canton
Earle and Weber social notes mark Avon Lake illness and death
Vincent briefs from Vincent Ohio report social visits across Norwalk Avon Lake and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Goodsite attended funeral services for Walter Earle. Theodore Weber of Avon Lake died at 5 30 p m after illness. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. OO B Rea Mrs. C Giberson Mrs. Earl Litz and Miss Francis Stinebring among others.
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J. G. Morris
J. J. Heckel
L. Keller
Theodore Weber
Avon Lake
Weber
Harrison Peters
Elyria
Francis Stinebring
T. M Baldwin
F. H. Lewis and Son
Progressive Class Meeting Moves to Church Parlors
The Progressive Class of the M FE church will hold its monthly business meeting Thursday evening in the church parlors, not the president’s home as usual. Announcements at the M E Church Sunday morning noted a special children's service by Reverend Bond and that the church participates in a attendance contest with a rising count.
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MFE
M. E
Bond
Style No 2048 sewing pattern requirements
The notice outlines fabric needs for sizes 11 13 18 and 17 years plus a size 15 requirement of 4 yards of W inch material and a 1S inch contrasting yard. It requests payment of fifteen cents for the pattern and asks the claimant to include name address and desired size.
Boundaries and Prosperity in a World of Nations
The article argues that stable living standards depend on defending national boundaries and controlling borders. It warns that cheap transport enables movement from low to high standard areas, undermining prosperity. It condemns universalist internationalism and asserts nations must retain distinct identities to rise above poverty.
Easter Service Plans With Baptismal Observance
March and April attendances urged with a Communion service on April 11 along with Easter rites. Myron Starr and D F Eschtruth led singing of two hymns during morning worship. Scripture readings included Matthew 7 6 36 46 and John 19 41. A group from Avon M E attended a 3 pm service at the Home For The Aged in Elyria on Sunday. The Vincent group listed Starr Sapp McIntire Eschtruth Adler Giberson Szabo and Giede as choir. Mrs Bond and Wilford of Avon sang a duet. Rev H J Bond delivered a brief sermon.
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Myron Starr
D. F. Eschtruth
St. John
Avon M. E
Home For the
Elyria
Vincent
Sapp
C. E. McIntire
H. G. McIntire
Winnifred Adler
Hope Giberson
Juhia Szabo
Alice Giede
Father and Son Banquet at Fields Methodist Church
The Fields Methodist Church will host its annual Father and Son banquet on Friday evening March 11. Featured are vocal selections by Paul Wainwright and a speech by Dr. V. W. Wager.
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Fields
the Fields Methodist Church
Paul Wainwright
V. W. Wager
Fire at Harris Fortune home briefly rages in Ridgeville
A chimney fire at Harris Fortune's residence in Ridgeville Saturday morning caused little damage after the Ridgeville fire department quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Harris Fortune
Ridgeville
Church Activities Outline Weekly Meetings
The Rev. Carpenter addressed the topic Taking Sides during a Sunday sermon. The church official board gathered Monday evening at the parsonage. Thursday’s Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Charles Black’s home with Mrs. Comstock and Mrs. Buck assisting as hostesses.
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Carpenter
Ladies Aid Society
Charles Black
Comstock
Buck
Local social notes and family visits across towns
C Bellamy of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge Wednesday. Mr and Mrs T Garfield and son and daughter were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Joan Bainbridge. Mr and Mrs Charles Ammons recently visited their niece of Lowell QC. Frank Styers spent several weeks in Fields and returned home south of Ashland. Sunday Mrs Rice of Elyria stays with her aunt to care for John Bainbridge who is critically ill. Mr and Mrs A J Hulse will spend winter with sister Mrs R Sands of Waukegan IL. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fortune and Mr and Mrs George Fortune drove to Youngstown and spent the day with Mr and Mrs George Fortune Jr. Mrs J L Stranahan of LaGrange, seriously ill, is being cared for at her home.
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C. (. Bellamy
Cleveland
John Bainbridge
T. Garfield
Joan Bainbridge
Charles Ammons
Lowell, QC
Frank Styers
Ashland
Rice
Elyria
A. J. Hulse
R. Sands
Waukegan
Ralph Fortune
George Fortune
Youngstown
JL. Stranahan
LaGrange
Burman Home Destroyed By Fire Rebuilders Stay With Kerns
Mrs. E. Krueger of Root Road mentions the Burmans whose home was burned out and they are living with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kern while repairs or arrangements are made.
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E. Krueger
Root Road
Burman
E. D. Kern
Dust storm prep noted by St Francis county engineer
Edwin Scoby, county engineer, declares readiness for future dust storms in St Francis Kas. He has installed an air purification system at home and weather-stripped windows and doors. Air is drawn through the heating system and filtered.
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ST Francis, Kas
Edwin Scoby
Don’t Endure Slipping False Teeth Ad
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on plates to hold teeth firmly. It promises a secure, comfortable feel without gagging or pasty taste and notes availability at Muir’s and other drug stores.
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Muir’s
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Claud North Chrisman, M.D
DE. Chrisman
Tonhesawas
Lespale
Talbot Lake
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Miss Hunt
Crimson Warning
Richard Sale
Irby
Benet
Lanrey
Fred
Jhey
Ney
Ah Lee
Wang
Drumms
Uptairs
Ludwig
Freddy
Miss Hall
Mr. Hirov
John
John Drumm
Mr. Harding
Bitherpee
Kirbr
Bruce
Urhart
Man
Rose Volk
Willam Spieth
John Perce
John Spieth
Bailey City
Helen Coburn
Margaret Hamlaugh
Lakewood
Albert Spieth
Firhart
Charles Gress
George Rross
Gust Hethy
Car Phinavy
Henry Fahrian
Litchfield
Lucille Kemp
Raymond Smith
Burton Armbruster
Fisher Body Plant
Fred Armbruster
Lawrence Pyeckle
John Neff
Mra Carter
Mre Carters
Jane Herbert Goward
Mrs. Coward
M. FE
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Chronicle Telegram.y Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Six Star Service
T. N. Carver
Harvard University
Will
City Cab
Howard Petersdigr
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Eliable
Vree Towing
West Ave
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
West Street
C. A
Mgr
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