Las Nuevas De La Estancia, 1904-10-21
The front page of 1904-10-21. 365 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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ano . i ray .. ..Angus McGillivi .Chfistln CIkivc Pedro Lucero Juan Josc Benei . José Ma. Torre: . Bntonio Sal.izar. ..Iliki o Romero.. NOTES ON CURRENT NOTES OF DI3C AND INVENTION. OVEE.Y Oor WtiUly I)iinojlo of DanaaMMM Dlicuioi--TUc I":irly Symptoms tif Con Con-ramptloll - ramptloll Con-ramptloll Ih St-Jdv of the M( M(-"Ktaotrt. - "Ktaotrt. M(-"Ktaotrt. Ghosts." rfíMPTOMS OS lONñl MI'TION, Now that the value of the open-al treatment of caosumption has been demonstrated, the great Importance of an early diagnosis of the dk 'aso is ev evident. - ident. evident. Unfortunately, it le b means easy to recognize the d'sea l In its loeiplency, for the early symptoms aro not distinctive, and the cause of the failing health Is often not suspected until the disease boa becoma firmly es established. - tablished. established. The symptoms callin;; at attention - tention attention especially to disease oí the lungs are generally late In appearing, and the physician's uutulcm.s will usually have been aroiiESS isng before there fs cny severe cough : r profuso expectoration. At lirst there is merely A falling off in hcaltU; the pci:i is "a little below par," and his friends remark that he is losing flegh. Ho ia .lot actually ill. aud his condition -auscs him littic arxiety, being tttti'lb tttti'lb-atad - atad tttti'lb-atad to a rush oí orle, or to worri worri-ment - ment worri-ment cauued by a business hitoa or tome family trouble. Dut as time goes on and lbs supposed cause cf the trouble lias been removed, the paient doei vot recover his strength; on the contrary, the gradual decline continues and a noticeable pallor appear;:. The tips are bluish, the eyea are abnor abnormally - mally abnormally white, the pinkish hue of the nails fade out, the mucous nirmbrane of the mouth is pale in medical lan language, - guage, language, tie patient is anemic This pallor is a suspicious sign; an another symptom of marked significence is a rapid pulae, one that beats COntluU COntluU-ously - ously COntluU-ously ninety or one hundred times a tnlaríe. At this time there is usually also, mora or lesa iever, although it may he so slight as to be detected only
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