The Evening Tribune from Hornell, New York • Page 5

EVENING TRIBUNE. Search for Diabetics ALTOJf L. EF New Y-rt. Nov. 15--JP--Sex diabetic uo- at food a cnaAte oi With httrmamt aid.

aboau 90 per of babicc are bora alive and whose oli- betet waned in their own Without it. are born dead or are by niifc-arriages 45 to Ht per of the time'. The hormone treatment was developed by Dr. PrUt-iHa. and of the George F.

Baker Clinic for diabetes in Boston. There it usually no in child-bearing for who nave very mild tl or who hive not had i'. it iong. But women with Ions-- uUiliflg diabetes have only a lisgiu chance of carry- a live birth. Dr.

White, in research tracing 25 years, set oul to learn' lited to mature too tot, aloaf tae unborn child. gave lot women the niltiinj and beeanv much more normal. About per of 'MO getting the hor- ttoi have given birth sue-- CeiifuKv. The daily hormone injections arei juried early in tae pregnancy, with husbands trained TO i Enouifi hormones for one pregnancy about much ac a TV Strict aneir.ion also is paid to diet, wiia no sail or jugar, to prt-j vent in preg-j nancy. The women also get as needed to control their diabetes, i The pregnancy is intentionally ended a lew weeits earlier than the normal time, either by caesarian operation or by inducing labor to avoid late-stage troubles.

I '---gardening of the arteries is of diabetes," says Dr. common trouble from severe or ard F. Root of the Baker Clinic. long-term diabetes, in "Uiabetics now are ItvinK long- ill LS tan mean that the placen-ier and more efficient lives than Griff underwent a Arthur Cook or operation Monday at St. James iurg is Mercy in Horaeil.

iere OE Paul Day of Wir.esville and Arnold Kapp were cali- A ta doesn't get enough blood before. But there still are two and may speed up its own matur-itragic problems 10 be solved. ing as a result. The hormone in-! to discover the milJion jec-tions heip to control the Ame lCan wno llave diabetes and end visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Earl St. a'ai Men Pouer and daughter. Norms. t.i-u a- M'f. Potter at St.

Mert-y Hosp-tai in The Hcnie Buri-aii will ir.eet at ilii.1 November 28ti: ior a sprcial aieetir.i;. A lesson on Ciiritma decorations will be given. The FKA held a at tiiv u- -i -W Centra! Sciioo; Gvm Friday evc- weni to Woodbua Toes olf were 1111 preskk Bur Sara Lamson has gone trea- Hoxpital Monday mornir.g. where expects joy reporter. Rob- Mrs.

Clara Kazmayer and son. spend the at the Giliis home! er: ar itefivihrnen 1 were serv- Lynn. of Rochester speni the week'on Collier street. jed a i were Eilen Hayes entertained her 4-Hj lr ail i Mrs. Ward A'den and group Monday evening.

on a ere Sunday dinner Mwar. at tivietitomm pM UMFir Berlta eilr'c Troupsburg Pertonal of of on hi? rreet were dinner guetti Mr. id Will Gr.m Sunday ng. Floyd Alden of Hormeil end mtra. J.

V. Biirton of and Mr and Mrv tended a M. her parents, in El- Whir.e. Mr. and Rorilci iierrinjr.on Sucday.

The Junior class wi" sold a nd ao and Arioiiiae Lev, is and una li Mi evening. in inti fir Mrs ft -Aere ca'li-f Dora Stiles Mr. and i Holt Sur.day. George '1'albot underwent a major operation at St. James Mercy.

"The second is the tra edy of i-up. she discovered, most of the women did not have a normal balance of sex This lack of balance seemed to be the most important single harm-' fu! thing in about 98 per cent of the infant deaths. Lack of iwo sex hormones, she concluded, upset the whole body balance of hormones, including the growth hormone. The placenta afterbirth, the organ that nourishes an unborn baby, was siimu- i research projects. in ettive treatment.

re-discover centers, are steadily iai-! many ese persons after ne- proving the loi-'of the diabetic, ct has brought on serious com- his chances for long, useful Hfe.jpij ca tjons." Sc-ientisis are trying to a Some gave up on diet or insulin more about how insulin acts, how when friends airily charged them to improve it. more about the being too fussy, and pointed to lure of diabetes, its effects on fer-jother diabetics who seemed to be) lility and growth, the cause a djgetting along without doing much prevention of hardening of the ar-Uo control their diabetes, teries and other complications. -r ne diabetic then may find it -There are certain ia bs discov-23y 10 be dissuaded, and to quit 'cries which will improve the treat- trying for good control. We need quite ill at her home, is some better. Mr.

and Mrs. Hazen Dennis Upent Tuesday in Wellsville with 'Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wood. Mrs.

Maria Marlau. who the past week visiting nis. Light refreshments ed. Mr. and Mrs.

O. B. Marlatt were tended State Grange. Mr. and Mrs Travis received the six degree, Wednesday.

er in KuoxvUle Monday. and Mi-s. George Gunn and Mrs. Mary Knapp were in Knox- Y.ur Catty Our Special Thonksgiving Dinner 2330 A selection of your favorite entrees will be offered to please entire family on Thanksfivinf Day. We advise early reservations.

ftw 1 to I i to I HOTEL SHERWOOD HORN ELL m0re heilUh education among the jpublic. more enthusiasms in the jcommunity to help the diabetic to hi; course and over 1 SALE TUTTLE AND ROCKWELL CO. SALE A THANKSGIVING TURKEY----FREE Axk About It at the Store You May Be the Lucky One A Thanksgiving Turkey Will Be Given Away FREE Each Day of This Great Sale SALE SALE A TUTTLE AND ROCKWELL CO. A THANKSGIVING TURKEY--. ing Turkey Will Be Given Away FREE Ejch Day of This Great Salt Ask About It at the Store You May Be the Lucky One FREE HUMMINGBIRD NYLONS Fail's Favorite Shades--Siightiy Irregular 60 Gauge--15 Denier Sheen Regular $1.65 Pair pair i time Muilin PILLOW CASES Site 42x36 Regular 69c Each Rock UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Regular 39e Yd.

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