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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1936
Page
3
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses how pancreatic secretions can flow back into the pancreas after bowel fluids activate them, causing acute pancreatitis with severe pain and possible death without surgery. A second, slower pancreas trouble damages blood vessels or ducts, impairs digestion of fats sugars and starches.
Two forms of chronic pancreatitis are described. One affects the head of the pancreas and links to gall bladder inflammation or bile duct gall stones, presenting mid upper abdominal pain, bloating, belching, constipation alternating with diarrhea, and jaundice. The other type involves the entire gland and relates to diabetes risk. Treatment centers on a rigid fat and protein restricted diet and removing the underlying cause, with surgical removal of stones or infected gall bladder and duct drainage offering lasting benefit.
An account argues that acute toxaemia threats justify prompt surgery when diagnosis is unclear. It notes pancreatic head cancer is rare and often confused with pancreatitis, recounting a physician friend who died after exploratory surgery revealed pancreatic head cancer.
A garbled text fragment from a Manhattan Kansas State era page references marriage proposals and executives. Readable names include Kansas State and Manhattan, with vague hints of a marriage executive and proposals. The damaged OCR prevents precise reconstruction of persons or events.
The article describes accurate dating through micrographs and full-sized photographs, including slanting, infrared, ultraviolet, and X-ray analyses. It notes two new weapons or tools aiding these examinations of old manuscripts and materials.
Profile recalls Maud Lambert widow of Ernest Bail, once part of Lambert and Bail vaudeville duo. After retirement on royalties, she returned to the stage in Tobacco Road tours, winning the role of Sister Bessie in the principal company. Her late husband’s songs funded her life, and her dramatic return inspires veteran actresses.
A troubled scene unfolds as a boy returns home late from school and clashes with his mother over chores. The argument escalates until the boy orders her to shut up, a moment highlighted by the mother’s tears and reflection on parental authority. In Oakland, a dealer pivots to selling stuffed tarantulas after liquidating his dry goods store, turning a $10 sale into a new obsession.
Advice aimed at mothers about adolescent acne, urging serious attention to skin care for daughters. Warns against neglect and promotes cleansing with proper soap, water, and deodorants, stressing confidence and self-image while balancing practicality.
County agricultural agent C Lo Hummel reports hungry mice damaging many fruit trees in Lo rain County. Growers note orchards with damaged trees. he urges checks and immediate repairs. Guidance includes brush wax and paring measures, with bridge z instructions at the county office. Mention of other unrelated civic items follows.
Assist Prof exor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University describes a spring dress pattern Style No. 2630 in grey crepe and gay crepe print. Available sizes 14 16 18 and 36 38 with detailed yardage and ribbon requirements. Send 15 cents for pattern and include name address and size.
Whomever may concern a compliance legal notice submits an annual report detailing receipts and disbursements for Clay for the year ending December 1 2935. It cites funded and floating debt taxes and sanitation and public works, listing totals for receipts disbursements and various trust and debt accounts signed by A C Schilleman state examiner.
Litchfield notices include the junior class play Putting on Alrs a three act comedy to be staged March 24 with cast listed. So-We-Ser Quilting club hosts at Mer C F Musser residence with local guests. Brief items report appendicitis operation, church services, lodge dinner, and a note on compulsory military service in Japan from 17 to 36.
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