davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Wind ROars up Highway

A high wind raging from the west up
the Columbia gorge last Thursday made
passage through the twin tunnels dan
gerous at times, according to Ivan
Scheer, who visited Mosier to deliver
a truckload of lumber. Mr.. Scheer
states that on his return he found a
line of passenger automobiles held up
at the east end of the tunnels by mem
bers Of the highway maintenance crew.
The wind was so strong that small peb-
bes from the steep cliff were being
ralned down on the highway.
Mr.. Scheer, despite warnings of the
highway crew, protected his face with
an isinglass curtain and drove through
the tunnels. Although the road slopes
to the west at five per cent grade. he
was forced to use power in driving the
truck down hill against the wind.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
-.
Summer COdling Moth Spray
by Leroy Childs)

The development of the codling moth
has been such that the spray for the
second brood should be applied between
the 9Th and 10th Of August in the Low
er Valley sections. In Dee and Park
dale sections this should be delayed not
more than week.
The work cf the first brood is quite
noticeable in good many orchards and
thorough work will be required in the
next sprays to avoid considerable loss
from worms. Conditions at the pres
ent time indicate that we will probably
need another lead application before
harvest time. The date for this appli-
cation will be given out later.
1t will be well to use Bordeaux 3-4-50
in all orchards infected with anthrac-
nose. To get benefits from the use of
Bordeaux in this application it must be
remembered that the branches and
limbs must be drenched with the spray
cover fruit, foliage and all parts of
the tree.
If the green aphis continues to be
present in the orchard add black leaf
l-1200 to the Bordeaux-lead mixture.
The following formulas are therefore
recommended:
No aphids present: Bordeaux blue
stone pounds; lime a pounds; water
80; arsenate of lead pounds; 100 gal
Ions. If aphids are present add tobac-
co 1t pints to 200 gallons.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Eastern Oregon Roads Poor

Frank Davenport says the highways
between here and John Day are in much
poorer condition than year ago. Mr.
Davenport, just back from a visit at
Spray with his father, says:
Last year | motored to the John
Day region with my family without
the least trouble and we made good
time. Last week | went up with F. f..
Newly. of Portland, and we began
striking bad roads soon after passing
The Dalles. think the condition re-
suits from inactivity on the part of
county authorities, who await locations
of state roads before proceeding with
expenditures.
"The trip was worth all of its incon-
veniences because of the good swim we
had in the John Day river. 1t was a
treat to get in warm water, after try
ing to swim in the cold streams here"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
PIG-STY OFFENSIVE
TO AUT0MOBILISTS

Victor Beauregard, owner of ranch
crossed several times by loops Of the
Highway just east of the city, states
that he will remove pigpens, which
have caused complaint from tourists,
from the roadside in the next two
weeks. The pigs haunts have aroused
considerable comment, and motorists
declare the offending odor arising from
them neutralizes the soaring spirits
after spin down over the graceful
curves.
Comments on the pigsty have been
facetious and serious. One motorist
stopping here referred to the plots al
most surrounded by the loops as sunken
gardens, but declared he had never
heard pigs recommended as ornamental
mammals. Mark A. Mayer. of Mosier,
after noseful of the pigsty, said:
"The stencil in question is just lit
tie worse than monkeys wedding.
Action to remove same should be taken
at once. -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Barlow Road Pronounced Good

Returning to his home in Portland,
l.. f. Morse, who motored recently to
Eastern Oregon over the Barlow road,
says the old road is now in fair condi-
tion. With work that is under way
completed, Mr.. Morse believes the
road. penetrating the eastern part of
the state by way of Wapanitia. will Ebe
in fair shape by next season.
Mr.. Morse, accompanied by his wife
and sister, Mrs. Nellie d. Raines,
stopped here for a visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. H. Castner. and to join
in visit to the blckberry fields on the
headwaters of the West Fork.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday, II :OO
a. m. Subject: Spirit.
Sunday School at IL a. m.
Wednesday service, s p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 8
to 5 p. m, in the Church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
DRS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON

PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Rooms II, 10, 20 Brosius Building
Res. Phones: DIR. Abraham 4l52.
DR.. Sifton 36l3. Office 4l51.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Two Seek Citizenship

Two filings for citizenship have been
made in circuit court here. Oscar
Krieg, born in Berlin, who landed in
America in 1909, seeks naturalization.
The other application is made by Ed
ward j. Couehman. an Englishman.
The applications will probably be heard
at a November term of court.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Spray Plant Expands

The Hood River Spray Co., as the
result of a greatly increased business
the past year, has just completed a
road avenue. The concerns out of
town business has shown the greatest
increase the past year, it is stated.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
The Baptist Church
Pine Street, near 18th

DR.. +. Herbert Hayden, Pastor,
Residence, 1907 Pine Street, Phone 2723
Sunday Services: Preaching, II a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Bible School, 10 a. m,
Mr. A. b. Bennett, Supt. Young Peo-
ple's Hour, 6.45 p. m. Ladies' Aid,
Thursdays, $50 p. m. Mission Circle,
third Thursday in each month Com
munion service, first Sunday in the
month, II m. A cordial welcome to all
these services.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Christian and Missionary Alliance

Sunday School at $3.50 every Sunday
Regular Services at II o'clock
Regular Sunday evening services. SPe-
cial musical programs. All cordially
invited. Rev. ID. NJ. Carpenter,
jnl7tf. Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
81. Mary'S Catholic Church

Services Sunday morning are as fol-
lows: Low Mass, 5 o'clock; High Mass,
10: 30 O'Clock. Instruction for the chill
dren at 9 O'Clock, each Saturday morn
ing. Il
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05
Christian Church

Bible School, 9.45 a. m. Preaching
Service, / a. m. and s p. m; Christian
Endeavor, Gas p. m. Cordial welcome
IN all
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
ClIn(llc oEneY q
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IDEAS and fas ghaf reasan - exfNza
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soon So he wofk Is staHe4 q 3es
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maia ara tlEen q afasf feakFsi
american feisnblise
one u she plans projected - D.
feat sovietisn a. fhe @fgsnizN iAn -
numerous opiesles ~ t'saesss wekA
men.
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New Life FOR
Sick Man
Ealeaie Works Magic

hASs fzkss i4 lSsa ex* 81
EAs0nse and Esc HAe ass ma-- s.
has done mr. rNer CORD thaa az
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Some psopls May Have Thought Tina
the FIN Anniversary - the
Wooden Wedding

When Miss Ada Cakes of Wash
,asf0G. y - was married - Waiter
Pine Of Salisbury. y G.. ihs Rev o.
eaf Wood bfficlstea. Arthur Pine vas
tess man and Miss Anna Laurel was
lIle bridesmaid The couple bgnst
fnaenea with an amt. Mrs. r. ~
si1iBgie. IT Hickory y. G.
you have heard II said that "a Z
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

I1oLplnc AND CUTTING


ael6.ns mprs astate and feduesd
= sesee tiea< ~ tiss part of farmers
ksyo seofA<d fhs stage where dexel
s'1EteH1< IRE % y" feafnd
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sefpe ~ iaen "a prices and eei'oa
Intex<@t@ sFa pre *ehiaa ~ aefeaxa re-
lttf1 ~ ane hair
Wheat kFsa~s are holding their
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

Ivy Pace. - years old. married Mrs
Ada Eyerg. q widow 81 ~. ~ Hart
ford, Ind
A chilly wind can fand does) do
more toward arapIus the stocking
less leg than all tbe roar Of male
criticism bet loose ainee the idea was
first conceived At Paris or Was #
ri YOnksrs7
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

fef<>szr1pxf Erferrrzs< Aene<3azfnn.l
ftIlff*4f;<1. N.ee. ThA new lash
io1z - 1nfttnx nx~sfan<r men IL
rsaxe~ II sAsu.s-I- sssztn,see pvesl-
asss .fIss.t Haraine II being tried ii
he fhsragn pnllcN department
s.A..aso ha1 had eAssfs ii police
~l.., wase sssslisieEasss. professional po-
iixesaea and sossiIsrs Now neNsiza-
I,nf snan. gisaFle8 G. FItsmnfFIe. NJ
tie sae uf IS has fhe job pf sIoine
ahat TIE aEhar~ tailed 10 do clean
~ erisas
"Abaoluts Authority
~ things arrys rubber. stamped
and t'Aariie FltxmeFsle .tartA 10 clean
10 IN crime. aasd = newspaper man
~ho hHew him when he STARRED IA .
eouy hay. ~ years aRn he'll make q
thtrnnrsa ~ ~ II
Mayer Thampaon says Fnz Il not a
rubber nfamp III nalfslng hin. the ma
var conferred abapIula aatAersfy''
and aided
No one II authorized 10 sneak Tor
me 81 ash son anythiug IL my name .
enx il going ahead on that basis.
Ne haz started 10 b. h ssgo sefFer. g
First he taot d feus men on HE force
/ IS transferring 500 10 new fields.
tlTAt aa4a after be took Office hn
personally wens out via. 4 gun. cap.
! imged ino hanh robbery suspects and
recovered 1861 ia tool.
lines N Action
Here are some other thlnes no did
before he wam d nssugh old a. chief.
fsepnned Detaettya chief 4 +.
uaana. aud made lieutenant Itughes
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sounded l,anatY ee.ane ffo,u ! haani
TAI 3 vss,snsnalug them 10 that lases
s1en uax
gsissmssa rambling raids thas
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Ghsassss base sonse asvn eonsc
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
o INFLUENZIE.
Nspisat DR.. Michai 9. Coy.
(Ciag daiszy).

PoswieciG nale5y kilka slow opla-
&anej sp-awie, dotyczacej zachowa-
uia sic dziennikarstwa podczas te;
ostatniej epidemii. w samych eli po-
czatkaoh mic prawie innego pc gaze
tach ME moina byso sic doczytat o.
procz ~iutluenzy. Moda w6wczas by
10 og6lnie przyjeta poswieca6 kilka
szpalt lub Gale nawet strony tel cho-
robie. Podniesiono gwaIt, gdy epide-
mia sic ukazala - pisano o niej sto
ray wiecej nil bylo tego potr1e5a,
CO swoja droga bardzo ujemnie wply-
nelo ma umysl ludnosci j tax JUL
~przer64nemi okolicznoSciami wraGli-
vie ~usposobiony i przygnebiony. W
owych psmietnych dniach prasa, a
W szczeg6lnosci oslawtone CD Hear
st6wxi roz-sucane po caiej Ameryce,
szasts4y ma prawo i lewo p~rzera5a-
iscemi, a czesciowo ME p~rawdziwe-
mi wiadomoSciami / statystykami u
rojonemi, budzsc be1posrednio po--
strach, Jobawe I poploch miedzy ludt-
mi, co niewatpliwie W wieNkim stop
niu p~rnycSynilo sic do wSrostu oma"
wianej epidemii. DsiS Mkt z Idro-
wynn rozsadkiem temu ~0aprzeczyc
ME mole. Me Dotrzeba chyba inne-
go ma to dowodn nil pr0erazajacej
kazuistyki 6wczssnej jak l doswiad-
czeh z dawnieiszych epidemii udowa-
dniajacych, re postrach jest jedna 2
najpewnieisEych przyczyn rozwoju
kaidej epidemicznie pojawiajacej sic
choroby.
w iacznoSei z ia kwestya wlasci-
wen bedzie tn podac n~asteputace
zdarzenie: Gdy W T. 1SS4-tym chole-
"a panowaia W calej Europe, zacho-
wanie sic 6wczesnej prasy / ludnoSci
wzgledem tel epidemii bynajmniej
ME r61niio sic cd naszego postepo-
wanna W T. 191S-19tym. Otto CO wy
powiedzias W tel sprawie %6wczas
slawny DR.. Thirty (semaine Medieaie'
81 lipca, 1880.
u ME bede m6wii o prZeroznych
~och-onnych, ktore do kie-
szeni spekulant6w ~napedzAy jui ME-
malo pieniedzy. Ale natomiast music
zauwa1yt, re tacy wfasnie spekulanci
alarmuja publicznoSt. Codziennie
gazety nasze strasza ludzi p~ostepa-
mi epidemii. Naleiaioby oddziaay--
wac przeciwko tym, ktorzy bezwied-
ME zepewne, stajs sic wsp6lnikami
rrzemyslu profilaktycznego. Me
ftrzeha BOWEN zapominac, re strach
przez pewien CA podtrzymyWany,
fest okoliczuos0a najgrozniejsza
podczas epidemii; przygnebia on sy-
stem nerwowy / niszczy si'e odporna
organlzmu, a NATIONALIST podaje go
z -azie. Me co inneso tylko stV1ch
zabija. WidzielEmy TO dobrZe pod
czas ostatniej epidemic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

spodarce waasnej bez baby trudno. :,
BIO to | chudoba jest / drobiu troche;
- trzebs dopatrzec, ~nakarmie, a
dzielna baba TO j W polu ~jeszcze
zdaay swojemu dopom6dz. Vice ia
ko, re jemu wlasna baba jest po-
trzebna, niema Co.,. oglada sic
dokota, CO mu bltzej.. must brac,
CO jest. Polki, oczywiscis.. ME
ma. (Opowiada to wszystko z nama-
szczeniem, jednak z tahimN frasun-
klein i zak}opotaniem, re az mu pot
czolo skropi{. Vice tam jest jedna
wdova, z Ana dzietmi, CO sic mu
W oczy dobrze patrzy, a on, NO tru-
dina rada. i chcialby PoDki, kiedy
niema skad wziaG. A do tego je-
szcze i mlody, to go chi take, a I
gospodarka jeszeze do baby natsli,
wiec powiada do mnie - ftu CLOS
podni6sA | z grozba 1 ob%urzeniem) y:
jak mu Polki jakiej ME znajde, to
Q mia sic oieni. TO ia do Komitetu
I tn do was tako do rodakcw ma
szych po ratunek ola niego prose-.
jake ze waa Komitet Ratunkowy
p-zeeie, to Wy mole poratujecie me
90 sasiAda / jaka Poke jemu "a TO-
ne znajdeiecie 1 do mas do Nowo-kt-
jewska przyslecie". M6wili6my mu,
ze ta taxa dziwna cokolwiek I bar
lzo trudna sprawl, DO przecie sa-
siad mo1e ME zgodzt sic ma pierw-
sza lepssa, jaka, sic znajdzie. %!
- 7awolal z rsdoscia " g2osie, re
jun dobrat do seku" swotej spra-
wy - o to ME trSeba sic troszczyc,
bo weznie, napewno vezmie, jaka
mu Komitet przysle; jake re on sic
juz raz 1decydowai al ma wdowe Ro-
syanke z ANA dzieSmi. to JUL kaeda
Poke wezmie". M6wil to wszystko
z TAXA sila. q takiem rrzekonaniem
giebokiem i z TAXA proSba W gfosie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

Ochorowicz, slawDy polski psychia
ira, kt6ry cytuje poEyAsze orzecze-
ME Thiry'ego " jednem re swoich
d2iel, dodaje: ,.Pozostaje faktem, 70
u os6b skIonnych do ideoplastyi,
wpiywy imaginacyjne SO. silniejsze
cd wszystkich innych, zarowno W
kiernnku pozytywnym jak i negatyw.
nym - / re tam, gdzie pr1erazenie
przemaga mad d5iaianiem chotby
najracyonalniejszem tego lub owe
go &rodka, wsZystko bedsie bezsku-
teczne.
,,Pierwszem tel staraniem tych,
kt6-ych piecSy powierzono 0drowie O.
g6}u, 'powInno bye, obok dbania o
materyalna poprawe waruuk6w 81.
n'tarnych | bygieny indyvidualnej,
u5ycie wszelkfch Srodk6w, celem po-
wstrzymania popiqchu, kt6ry zwykle
tel chorobie towar5yszy".
Najniepotrzebniej tn u a " pra-
sie przesadzano podczas ostatniej O.
pidemii influenzy - | 2e to marc
bienie gwaitu W wielkim bardzo stop
niu p~rzyczyniIo sic do wywoiania po-
piochu / przez to do zwiekszenia sie
liczby ofia:, temu chyba dis Mkt
~zaprzeczyc ME zdola. Co zaS do srod-
k6w prZedsiewSietych przez nasze
Departamenty Zdrowia / inne VIA
DE sanitarne " celu zwalczania tel
epidemii, to naturalnie - ME MOI
ma i'm odm6wic dobrych checi, ale
wolno przecie / nawet usprawiedM--
wionem tn bedzie ~zaLnaczye, 20 MOI
naby sobie wszyetko to byfo urSa-
dziS 2 mnieiszym haiasem, a stanow-
czo ju1 ME ~powinno sic byao uIywac
I rekomendowae cZy tam nawet zaka'
zywac u4ytku Srodk6w | zabieg6w ME
opartych ma tadnej podstawie naqko
wei. a siejacych postrach miedzy lu-
d~noScia.
w nastepnym a-tykule zdemasSu-
jemy oslawiona ma dlugie lata afere
maskowania twarzy, czyli uaywanie
t. wv. face masks.
CCiag dalszy nastapD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

lie pFzyrzeRIismy jego prosbie zado-
By6uczyni5.
Otoz takich przyHadow sporo
mona prSytoczyG, ktore swiadcz2
wymownie o wielkich staraniach ma
szego ludu, by zacho*ac svoja pol
SkoSe, wiec gretchen by byio ME
dopom6dz i'm W tych pieknych da-
Seniach. w samem Wlsdywostoku,
kiedy odbywaly sic wybory do Ra-
dy Mieiskiej W marcu I kwietniu r.
b. 1 bolsze wicy zmuszali pod stra-
chem usuniecia re stanoviska gto-
sowac swoich wspofpracownfkow o5
g3osowaii "a spiskiem bolszewlckim,
2 ale5li sic Polacy urzednicy, ktorzy
kategorycznie wym6wili sic cd gio-
sowana, a tak ich do tego p:zymu-
szano, rzucali s~Ncje stanowiska, wo-
lac btede / nedze. Warto wfec I ma
wet obowfa1kiem naszyrh jest dla
tych. ludzi probit wszystho, co pro-
sza dac i'm troche polskich podre-
cznik6w { ksia4ek, o kt6re sic upo-
minaja. P~rzyszioSt syberyi jest Wei
ka. Przyrodnicze bogactwa je1
ga bodaj. Ae wieksze ntSli nawet "
Ameryce / ludnesc polska ma syoe.
ryi W przyezsoSci n~iedalekiej, kiedS
tycie Syberyi wcjdzie ma nowe tory
O lie zaehowa swoJe na;odowo6c !
sw6j goracy patryotyzm, potraft ola
Polski bye tenn, czen, So dzisiaj Po-
lacy amerykahscy.
Naleiy tysko teraz podtrzyrrac ma
szyoh wsp6arodak6w syoeryjsk'en'
dat i'm mo5nose zachowaG swoja ma
rodowoSf, a " przysdo&ci potrafia
nie5a ojczyznie pomoc "a swietnym
przykladem Polak6w amerykahskich'
kt6rzy TAX wiele uczynili i nadal c1y
MIA ola naszej ojczyzny = Matki.
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swojej narodowoSci, od.ebnoSci / sa-
modZfeInoSci morslneJ I ~teZykowei.
l co DsjSiecej Znamiennem jest, re
dale sic 10 zao5serwpwa& VIC wsZyst-
kch prawie war9twach spoiecznych:
iak ysr6d inteligeneyI, tax r0wnie4
wsrcd Tobotnikow { wSr6d rolnikow
- naszych jsdrnych | wytrwalych
kmieci. Dz~iaiaInoSc Komitetu Ratun-
koWego siegaia nieraz do rZuconych
daleko wioSek, W ktorych nspotyka-
no wieksze g-upy rodZin polskich -
Z~rzeszenia emigracyi rolniczej. I oto
ia ludnoeG PREY pierwszym zetknie-
ciu sic z Komitetem Ratunkowym
prosHa zwykle najpierw ME o pomoC
materyalna, ME o zywnosc lWb ubra-
ME, ME o zasi5ki pienielne, lecz
prDedewszystkiem i W ~pierwszym
rzedzie o sSk6Ske ola dzieci, o ele-
meutarz i n~auczyciela prosimy' -
pierwsza byla prosba jaka cd mich
zwykle s1yszelismy. Skarayli sic PREY
tenn niektorzy, IL bardzo mad tenn
boleja, 5e dzieci ioh chodoa do szkot
rosyjskich i prZeto biegfe czytaja. :
pisza 20 rosyjsku, a 20 polsku wcale
niepotrafia. Inni zas zalIi sic znow,
re wcale swotch dziect do s7k6i ME
pcsyaja, DO ME chca, by rod1one
dziecko cd mowy i cd zasad swoich
dziad6w odwykio; jak jud tam lie
-uie bedzie nieukowi, woltmy to -
powiadali. To samo mniej wieceJ
mona byio slyszec W prowincyt Mad
morskiej | ma Zabajkalu, W chinskiej
Mand5uryi i hen ma p6fnocy W kra-
ju Nadamurskim, przesSio 8 mdesie-
cy suegiem przysypsnym.
W Mandzuryi ma kolei chihskiej
duzo jest urzednik6w i T~obotnik6w
Polak6w. Spotykalem tam takie PREY
Kady: Ma stacyi Dzalantun iona je-
dnego ur1edngka k~olejowego, PAM
Observation-Disclosures, zbiera dzieci z ca
lei osady koleiowej ! W pokoiku ma
lynn uczy je codzien czytat l pisac
po polsau, pacierza polsktego, po-
czatki historyi polskiej, a z powodu
braku zupeinego podrecznik6w, ro-
bi to wszystko z panied: dyktuje
ka1da rzecz dsieciom, osobno kazde
dziecko uczy sylsbizowae / kaligrafo-
wac. a z historyi polskiej, co W pa
inject zachowala, opowiada.
W Cycle, 'pomimo najtruduie3-
szych warunk6w, Polacy stworzyh. az
dwie ssk6lki poczatkowe, lecz ma jed
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A I

Pytanie: Teodor b.: Czy ME ma
innej rady ma raka wargi gornej jak
operacya?
.. Czy nalezy zahczaG nieodpoWie-
dnia dyete do grupy przyczyn raka?
Odpowiedz: I. Rak wargi gorne)
pojawia sic dose rzadko, ale a u
znany wlaSciwy charakte- tego zio-
sliwego nowotworu wymaga jak mai
rychleiszego zabiegu chtrurgicznego.
Operacya TAXA jest ~poiacZona 2 bar
do malsm MISREPRESENTATION, cho-
cia1 nawet okaie sic pctrSeba wypi-
lowania czeSciowo szczeki.
?. Blisko so procent wypadkow ra
ka przypada ma raka prZewodu 20
poSwiadcza to
chyba az zanad:o w~yrainie, 70 odzy-
wianle stanowi faktycznic bardzo
waAny etyoloyiczny czynntk W wy
radIaniu tel cho-ohy.