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CANCER.
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HOPES OF CURES.
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CANCER OF THE WOMB.
The chronic inflammation which 80 often precedes cancer in this region occurs in 'neglected wounds) and after, tears of the neck of the womb after the birth of a child. If a woman suffering from any The following has been issued by dlacharge following the birth of her the Yorkshire Council of The Bri-baby, places herself under medical tish Empire Cancer Campaign:-
(a) Education of the Public on
Cancer:
These sites
TREASURES.
the
REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES IN PRIVATE COLLECTION.
MACHIAVELLI'S PORTRAIT.
Portrait of Machiavelli that bad- been lost for more than a century or surgical treatment the primary recently turned up in a private condition may be completely cured. collection in England. In fact, thus lessening the risk of subseveral famous pictures and his- quent malignant disease.
torical treasures have been re- PREVENTION OF CANCER. STOMACH AND BOWELS. trieved within fow months. Cancer often follows prolonged The study of the alimentary Certain documents dating from the irritation and neglect of personal tract and the sites at which cancer period of Charles I, after many cleanliness. Prevention of the for-occurs therein suggests the poast-strange adventures extending over mer and care of the latter would bity that the chronic irritation a period of nearly a century, have. certainly produce a fall in the caused by hasty meals, too hot food just found their way to the Public They incidence of the disease in some of and drink, chronic quastipation and Records Office in England. the situations in which it frequent-the potent drugs often taken to are believed to have been stolen ly occurs.
are given remedy it, may have some connée From House of Parliament below and also the means by which, tion with the becurrence of cancer when they were burned in 1834, - as far as possible, the growth may in the stomach and howels. A The thief supposedly sofd them he prevented.
normal. complete, and regular as waste paper in Hungerford CANCER OF THE LIP. evacuation of the hawels every Market. on the site of which Char- Cancer in this situation almost morning, together with the avolding Cress now atands. Robert Cele,.. of hasty, half-showed meals | a London solicitor, bought them always Depura in men and very unce rarely in women. The men
most and very hot food and drink, are with other documents at sixpence on general a pound. Some of the papers often attacked are those who use strongly advised both clay pipes, or who have breken, hygienic grounds and as a possible bore the signature of Nell Gwyn. against cancer Theeg Mr. Cole resold at several decayed or irregular teeth. Patients protective measure
guineas apiece, When he died the nearly always say that the cancer of the stomach and the bowels. has appeared on the side on which (b) Some questions and the documents relating to Charles
were acquired by George Townsend they habitually rest the hot stem answers on Cancer.
and finally passed on to Herbert Townsend, who has restered them to the British nation.
The Discovery. The Public Records Office'made a discovery recently in its own files. In a bundle of papers was found a
of the pipe, and it is now held that
"
dis-
the chronic irritation, caused by 1. What is Cancer?-A the heat and friction of the stem, ease in which a malignant growth is the actual
cause of the new appears in any part of the body. growth in the skin of the lip. A At first it is purely a local disease, jagged tooth or broken denture acts but sooner or later it spreads to in the same way. To prevent thin other parts of the body and causes condition-1. Excessive pipe smok-death.
who at
President · Doumergue, tended the opening of the_oxpael. tion celebrating the 100th annivore- ory of the birth of the famous French sculptor. Houdon,
2. Is An Important Dis- enke? Yes. It causes the death of over 50,000 persons in England and Wales alone, every year. One person in seven over the ages of S
this rate
BORODIN AGAIN.
Stated to Be Coming Back to China.
Harbin. Yesterday. Despatches to the vernacular press state that M. Borodin (formerly the Soviet High adviser to the Nationalists) in returning to China, probably to Urga, in Mongolia. Reuter.
3. May It Attack Anyone? Yes, but chiefly the middle-aged and elderly.
4. Is There Any Hope of Cure? Yes. When it is recognis- ed early and is then promptly re- moved, before has had time to grow or to spread to other parts of the body..
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Prankin D. Roosevelt, who mado the speech Introdueing Governer Smith for the unmination at the Berneratie National Conventián az Houston, Roosevelt is also a can- date for Governor of New York, Funkis to succeed Governor Smith.
I
ing must be avoided, particularly
5. What Are 'The ('auses the use of clay pipes. If smoking of the Disense? They are, obs- canacs any persistent soreness or cure, hut we know that it follows small piece of parchment partly irritation of the lip in a man ad- irritation of certain parts of the eaten away by mice. Examiner (vancing" in years it should be given body, for example, of the lips by aserted it to be the earliest ex- up at once and for good. 2. The short clay pipes, the tongue by ample. of printing in England by teeth should be kept clean, sharp jagged tooth, the skin by certain | Caxton. In 1475 there had been a teeth or slumps removed, and any chemicals, etc. artificial teeth or plates must fit properly.
MOUTH AND TONGUE.
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jubilee in Rome, and Catholics
6. Are There Any Signs Which gained special privileges in that Would. Suggest That Cancer Is year by making a pilgrimage. John Commencing?There are some; for Abbot of the ancient monastery of This again occurs more frequent-xample, an ulcer of the tongue, lip. Abingdon obtained authority to ly in men than in women, probably or skin, which does not heal; lumps extend these privileges, by means of because men are more often heavy or swellings in various parts of the an "indulgence, to persons who had smokers, and hecause they are more body, especially the breast; persist- not made an actual pilgrimage. liable to leave other sources of ent hoarseness; moles or
He gave Caxton Instructions to chronic irritation unattended to which commence to grow; digestive print coples of the "indulgence," ragged teeth, badly fitting dental trouble, especially in those hitherto and the names of those to whom it plates, and a filthy and septic state free from it; a change in the was granted were added by hand.
warte
of the mouth generally. Ths. lizas regularity of the action of the During building operations near of prevention are first to keep the bowels, whether constipation or Blackfriars, London, a boy picked mouth clean 1, by brushing the diarrhoea, especially if attended by up a bodkin Inscribed on one side teeth night and morning, and wash-the presence of blood or slime in with the birthday (May 17, 1768) ing the mouth out with soap and the motions; the development of of Queen Caroline, consort of King water or some lotion; 2, by having piles in middle-aged or elderly George IV, and on the other with all old and useless stumps, decayed people, who have not had them the date of her marriage (April teeth, septic gums, and ill-fitting before; and in women an offensive 8, 1795.) platca attended to by a doctor or discharge or flow of blood other dentist. Secondly, to avoid venereal than the usual monthly periods.
iscane or if soffering from it, to
Two long-forgotten portraits of George Washington by old Ameri- can masters were sold not long ago have the early and official treat- 7. In Cancer A Painful Dla to the City of Washington.
One of ment which in now available, ease?. --- In. the early stages, these was unearthed in a lumber Thirdly, to avoid excessive smoking, | up. The onset is usually painless. room of an old house in the North and if this in later life makes the In the later stages. pain and B- of England. tongue feel sore, to give it up en-health appear. tirely. Fourthly, not to drink' un- diluted strong spirits, as these are
The house was- olice owned by
9. Are The Advertised Cures of Oxeney Abbey, and Richard Ridge,
a potent source of chronic irrita- Any Value? No, Not one. of chief woodcarver to lienry VIII,
tion.
CANCER OF THE SKIN.
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them. To resort to quark remedles made some panelling surmounted by is to waste time, to allow the dis-beautifully carved frieze of mer- ease to spread, and to gacrifice the maids and dolphins, for the banquet- Ing hall. Two strips of the frieze This usually begins in moles and fe of the patient.
were missing. Some children warts, and old scars, and the pre-ho
9. What Should · Be Done? romping in a loft picked through vention of the disease lies in their removal, if they show signs of At the earliest moment be a rotten plece of skirting board, increase in sise or of iceration, or examined by your doctor, and behind, which lay the two pieces of
missing frieze. if they are subjected to repeated follow his advice."
Tintoretto's "Diana and En irritation, e.g., by the rub of the would like to draw the readers braces on a wart on the shoulder, attention to a book entitled "Cancer dymion," purchased seven years ago Workers in tar, pitch, and patent and the Public," by Charles P. for £20, has just been sold for 4,100 fuels, oil spate miners and mule Child, F.R.C.S. (Methuen), in guiness (about) $21,000.) The spinners, should make themselves which he stresses ten Important owner bought the picture from a acquainted with the special risks of points, which shortage of room stranger, chiefly on accident of the thefr trades and with the measures here does not allow me to publish beauty of its frame, and was un- to be adopted for their avoidance..
aware that the painting was valu-" able until a dealer who saw it lying
A CANCER OF THE BREAST:"
Ornamental coping, weighing a It is believed that much of the ton fell from 8, St. Stephen's in a workshop offered to purchase disease in this situation may be square, Bayswater, W., and the it for 240 When the dealer began prevented. by avoiding the following causa la believed to be the vibration eagerly to increase his offer it was
sent to Londony sources of irritation-fitting ofpheminatle road drills. Y corsets, blows or crushes, and the
goreness, cracking and chronte in- A dolphin 12 ft long has been A girl weighing-16 oz, has been fammation caused by lack of care washed hore at Folkestone, ap-born at the Liverpool Maternity medien attention while parently killed by the propellor of a Hospital's Rest Home, Chatham-
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