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This magnificent bronze by Harriett
Prishmuth is on display in the Palace
of Fine Arts at the Sesqui-Centennial
International Exposition in Philadel
phia where the 150 th anniversary of
the signing of the Declaration of Inde
pendence is being celebrated. This is
but one of the many gorgeous and
beautiful things to be seen in the Pine
Arts exhibit Famous artists from all
parts of the world have sent their
paintings, etchings and scupltures to
Philadelphia to be exhibited during
the exposition, which continues until
December 1.
ACIDOSIS
rgwVKjCIDOSIS is not a disease, it is
a symptom. It is a condition
II found associated with many
'lJhLjI diseases, but most frequently
in acute gastro-intestinal in
fections, and not infrequently with in
fluenza and pneumonia. Many of the
cases of so-called "biliousness" are un
doubtedly cases of acute gastrointes
tinal Infection which so prominently
show the symptom of acidosis. This
eymptom has also led to the erroneous
diagnosis of broncho-pneumonia in
children.
The breath of the child suffering
with this condition has a peouli&r ft&d
characteristic "sweetish" odor.
lj there Is scanty secretion of sallffc,
consequently a dry tongue. The pejTtlc
glands also secrete a scanty amount
of gastric juices. The urine is acid
and shows traces of albumin. There
is vomiting, complete lack of appetite,
even disgust for food and a fever rang
ing from 102 to 104 and in severe
cases, still higher.
The attack may come on suddenly
and without previous recognized gas
tric disturbance, it may follow an
anesthetic or It may complicate any
of the acute infectious diseases —
measles, diphtheria or scarlet fever.
In severe cases there are symp
toms of profound toxicity with stupor
or even a comatose or semi-comatose
condition. Vomiting is more uncon
trollable in the severe cases and even
the smallest quantities of food or wa
ter will not be retained. The stools
contain mucous and sometimes undi
gested particles of food and streaks
of blood.
The condition is most often found in
that class of children who are high
strung, nervous and hypersensitive.
It is due to a decreased amount of
alkalin salts in the blood and a de
creased amount of carbon dioxide
given off by the lungs. Some author!
ties have stated that a careful ex
amination of the throat will always
show deep seated, submerged, swollen
tonsils.
Extreme prostration and grave tox
icity demand the neutralization of the
acidity as soon as possible before the
danger point of collapse has been
re%che&. Mild, neglected cases have
been seen to grow rapidly worse with
in twenty-four hours and be rapidly
followed by convulsions, coma and
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death. Many of the deaths which oc
cur are the result of neglect early in
the case. Acidosis in children is fai
too serious fl condition to permit oi
wasting valuable time with home
remedies or to wait to see what i?
going to develop.
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THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1926.