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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 16, 1926 · page 11

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DAILY HEALTH SERVICE _.:3

BY till. MORRIS lv'lbilliFilN
L‘dttor Journal of tho AnIcriI-nu Medical Association nnd oi Ilirtliy

The Health Mugnliue.

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l-—-’Iho Mother's
Here is the first. or in series
of six prtielcs by Dr. Fihllllt‘lll
on. mother-heal. 'l‘ho nrtirles
are vnlunble for the advice they
give to pmspeetim mothers. .Dr.
It‘ishlwin. as editor of the roun-
try‘n leading medical Journals,
is thin to otter the latest ron-
tributlons of Monte to easier
and safer childbirth.

 

In times zone by it: was more dun-
Kerous to the [life of n_ \vomnn to
have a baby than for .1 soldier to
tight in n bottle with Napoleon. The
improvement of modern conditions
and understanding as to the causes
of death of prospective mothers has
made this danger relatively slight.

Sometimes after the mother learns
she is to have. a, child, the physician
discovers early in his examination
that the developing infant is not
property located. Under such cir-
cumstances, the sooner the condi-
tion is interrupted the better.

Danger ot Diseases.

Sometimes the prospective mother
suffers from heart disease and tuber-
culosis and is likely to be severely
iii, if not to die, because of the ex-
trs strain associated with childbirth.
in these instances. also, a competent
physician's advice is invaluable.

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improve her nenernl emulltiw .
make it. possible for her to lit
the strain more easily.

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body "iit'iil up intention
whereas the, person who is: pin.
tit is Hill“. to throw off mnnn- .
of disease.

The woman without (‘t‘v'lii"‘
mivice. in the early months. w
child-hearing period tends in is ,
below pnr physically.

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exertion: she. requires nun".
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Florida lioeshontas ls :.
Found In Old History

BRADENTON, Flu" Dec. 15. (AP)
—Pocshonias. the Indinn princess.
\vho enacted a hit of drnnm years
egg in tho. role ot’ the. rescuer, was
about a hundred years behind a.
sister of her race who played a
like part. '
This developed hero when Dr.
Hiram lsyrd. president. of the Flor-
ida. Audubon Society. dug up a
musty copy oi! Fuh‘bnnks‘ History or
Florida. Fairbanks recorded that
in 1528 Juan Ortiz. oi! Narvsez' ox-
peditlonary forces, fell into the
hands of Indians. Chiet . Uceis.
hem] of a tribe whom camp Wits
near the present site of Tampa, en-
raged over Nnrvacz’ ill treatment of
his mother. ordered that. Ortiz, un
18 year old youth. be roasted to
death. .‘ .

Uleluh.’ Ucoia's daughter" begged
on her knees tlmt Urtlz' life be
spared, and her wish was granted.
Ortiz, badly burnod,‘ was nursed
back to health by the girl. 'l‘wlee
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Mecca’s Newspayer Is
Chronicler Of Stir

CHICAGO, (APO—News of NI‘
cu. city of pligrlniages and Mosh
adoration. is probably better lzno
of. the University oi? Chiengn th‘
at nny other place in the hilt.
States. For the, University is ii
only subscriber in this country “I
the weekly oilicial publication
the Arabian government of Me

Umm nl Kurn, which in
Mother of Towns, is“ the name. of '
periodical. and is the otllcint “I
at the newly organized governmr
of Ibn Sand, ruler or Maren.

News of the royal family is
ordod in tho paper with grent ti 1‘
ity. Ciflleitil edicts of tho ruler,
opinions on world attairs. and .
counts of pilgrinmgen to the met-
religious shrine occupy a. place .
the publication.

while there are ndvertlnem
in the paper. no pictures 01‘ dish
typo are used. Makeup is use"
ingly modest; throughout. and
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