Modern medicine replaces old ulcer cures with new care
In a medical column the doctor explains that modern ulcer treatment avoids the milk and cream diet of the past. Patients can eat normally with minor restrictions from personal intolerance. The piece expands into school safety and traffic rules in school zones, urging caution around buses and reducing stomach acidity with antacids, while noting bed rest is rarely needed unless complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa
Mr.v
Mr. V
Ohio Highway Patrol
Dectors
Debra Harley Joins 256th General Hospital Post Basic Training
Debra Harley daughter of Larry and 527 North Center LaGrange has completed basic at Fort Jackson and will serve with the 256th General Hospital in Parma. A Keystone High senior she receives Army nurses training thrice monthly and faces family concerns about her well being and morale.
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Debra Harley
Larry Harley
North Center St
LaGrange
Fort Jackson
D.C
256Th General Hospital
Parma
Debra
Keystone High School
Army
Campus capsules highlight new students and graduates
Campus capsules note Donald J. Rieger begins a 21 month food preparation course at The Culinary Institute of America. Summer graduates listed include Jerome Kinzel Barbara Barnick Susan Rickey Jef frey Binggell Richard Ondesko from Avon Avon Lake Elyria. A quoted medical line on acne cites Dr Steincrohn and a booklet titled Acne A Family Problem.
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Donald J. Rieger
Anthony Rieger
Furnace Street
Culinary Institute of America
Miami University
Avon-Avon Lake
Jerome Julius Kinzel
Barbara Ann Barnick
Susan Marie Rickey
Elyria
Jeffrey Charles Binggell
Richard R. Ondesko
Steincrohn
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Peter J. Steinerohn, M.D
Dempsey Wilson
United Way
U. Football
Earle Bruce
Obertin LK
South Main St
Sf Ta LK Obertin Rkd
Eee U
Elyria LK
Griswold Rd
Amherst LK
Leavitt Rd
Amnrsi
Wywars
FBI
Stewart's
Cleveland St
Menthol
Barclay
FTC Met
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