000D HEALTH
NECESSARY
Many Busy uty Women Owe
Their Health to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Fifty years ago
occupations for women. Some taught
gchool, some did
housework, some
found work to do at
home and a few
took up nursing.
Today there
there were few
are
not open to women,
Today they work in
factories with hun.
dreds of other
There are also
women architects,
lawyers, dentists, executives, and legis-
lators. But all too often a woman
cost of her health.
Mrs. Elizabeth
overalls writes that she got “wonderful
results” from taking Lydia E.
ham's Vegetable Compound.
Chamberlain lives at 500 Monmouth
t.., Trenton, N. J. She recommends
about it,
If Lydia E.
why shouldn't it help you?
Have you
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago or Gout?
Take BHEUMACIDE to remove thecanse
and drive the poison from the system
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conquered in 3 days. Every winter it saves
millions danger and discomfort. Don't take
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help science knows,
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What ig ignorance?
Teacher
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know
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anything and some one
WOMEN, BE WELL!
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seem to gai
health until |
Dr. Pierce's Fa
ite Prescription
found that
only str
but
of
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been
health ever hat |
tancy in recommending
Favorite Preseription.”
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iid 10c to Dr. Pierce's in Buffalo,
N. for trial pkg. tablets and wri
for free advi ce.
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At the first sneeze,
banish every symp-
tom of cold, chills,
ete. with HALE'S.
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up cold positively.
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THINK ABOUT
By F. .A. WALKER
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OTABLES
THOMAS KIRKBRIDE IMAGINATION
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her
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT
— | make love to them, ww they are rich
asked
TH he
there are
possession
E ARE
to
to
ave
HSE more corn
mar § °°
for confer with
which
inieeet treasures of earth
ich they
their ador
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the restock ed wh
1 stint upon
able and faithful
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ket need he no h ird “0h ip,
gowwd thin
from corn
If every household
unds a week In various
id the whole problem
benefit family We need
fowls keen us
kettle
week
favor fol '
%0 MANY os favori followers
and
used a
ewspaper Syndicate )
corn
few
ways, it
and
more of
healthy
of
and what
and served with bacon for
is way to
can be prepared
meal
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the
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BBREVIATED
STORY
the
The old-fashioned
erved at least
is left fried
breakfast,
for
A most
ding
foll OWS;
Baked Suet Pudding.
one cupful of corn meal to one
boiling milk : when free from |
add a cupful of chopped suet, |
cupful of raising, one and one
fourth cupfuls of brown sugar, two
eggs; add one more quart of |
milk and pour into a crockery baking |
with one-fourth cupful |
of flour. Stir occasionally at first, and |
three hours
CoOurser to
mush
once n
one
serve
corn |
two meals
THE STANDEE
satisfying and delici
prepared with
ous pud
is corn meal as
and Lois
and this,
! of
elapement,
you sit
“No,
| “I've
this and that,
and that
down?"
thanks, he
been watching
Add
“Won't
lumps
replied
people
easily,
down myself.”
And they continued chatting about
whether there Is really a future life,
and the difference between a Cossack
and & hassock, and one thing and an-
other, and then she sald, “Really, you
| must sit down”
“Oh, that's
desire to sit
Sliced Chicken Sandwiches,
cold stewed or roasted chicken
thin Spread white |
green pepper butter, lay | smiled blandly, “I seldom sit down,
on thin slices of chicken and cover | even at home. When my folks see
with of bread that have been | me sitting down they exclaim, ‘Why,
spread with mayonnaise dressing, Cut you're sitting down, aren't you!"
the sands into three sirips or And he stayed till after eleven, air
into tel wgle Garnish each with | 1ly passing off eight more invitations
three in of stuffed olives. | to sit down, and the next morning he
w ry coffee ealled up Googer's Equitation Palace
~ = and explained that he didn’t feel equal
to taking his second riding lesson that
(@ 1926, Weatorn Newspaper Union)
Cut
fhto quite all right” he
very
bread with
glices,
silicon
riches
tio of
day.
(€ by George Matthew Adams)
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A GOOD OLD
STOVE
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
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IERE'S nothing
stove,
ill
uy what
will
more |
hie
you w say
the
live,
find,
maore
more when
cull,
only
thing to vou through
you
warin
mething get up to,
can i]
it's mighty nice;
cellar hid
all
the
(ht,
irnnce, yes,
it's down
you
ut IWHY.
or come in snow and lee
ou want to see
heat that's rig
real,
firelight play,
the heat
have to see as well feel,
as
re's something cordial in
hat glitters through the
A
Ant
I'o
1
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X
SO
nd redder makes the
1 fairer mukes the
tiny man who has
ruddy lass
fairest home
fo roam
1d friend
stoves, It
like a good o
ike
re's nothing
hey're much
10 ne,
wisdom hooks may
lend that
atever lend,
ou want a fr YOu can see
we hand to touch, a faith
of iship tl
kind rien {
wise the
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The
der
dog
the
expect
own.
mast of the
Ir
radio confi
ike me happy.
Suppose i} * Are
31 01s » to
you own a home of
tre
your
ables have taken
out of
that sleek
an } Who is to nn
der if 1 will
pyright by the MeNa
)
tonight's
haired
dance
be.”
or
ght Syn
HE YOUNG LADY
ACROSS THE WAY
in
giv
the
young lady across the
she sees they're burning cort
West and it's a great com
in ease the coal shoul
hat her mother always buys
things In quantities and thes
cans of it in the cel
way
the
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(@ by McClure Newspaper Syndioats)
ET TT ——
HOW TO KEEP
WELL
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DR. FREDERICK R. GRIELN
Editor of “HEALTH"
Wjpeenfujer tefl tied |
5 ARTERIOSCLEROSIS
HEREDITARY ?
great tages of the
edie
Boing
advan
nount of publie
that |
went
ation
ane ux been
v-five )
bh to use terms that
ly intelligible to
are saderatoon
i CHrs 1%
6 now
doctors
ow
gent laymen
Oneof these is arterioscleros
nost everybody knows today tha
a gradual
the
hardening and sti
blood vessels,
and that It
of
eRpecis
IR Causes
deposit lime In the blood
walls,
ft
Ke)
hard
more
The very much
stiffening
FIRES IN HOSPITALS
toket
ie 1o prof ex
linary « ordlitions
dizsbled
froma a burn
Bat bow can sn ill or per
nn be
ing building?
expected to escape
would naturally
the
fine SUP Pose
hospital in
be just as fireproof as }
conld make it. Yet Mr. W. E. Mallalien
nanager of the National Board
nderwriters, give in a
Journal of Outdoor Life
and 850
hospitals destroyed
This
ers country would
general
of Fire 1
issue of the
that in 19022
fires
property
425
day
There shout ten thousand
pitals of all ki:
xhich for over a million
every The fire
each year
hich
build and equip several new
Mo
recent
1923 there were
which
£1,701 9a
in
valned at
more than
# Year or ohe
are hos
ils in this country
people
among
care
year logs hos
ig neariyv =a
he
pitails
i would enough
hospitals
follars, w
by greater
Or
management Thiz Is seen when
study Mr. Mallalien's chart
the cances of these 80 hospital fires
Classified by the amount
logs caused
roof resulted in damage to the amount
of $104.030, nearly $200,000,
The second most expensive cause of
fire is some defect In the heating
plant. Stoves, furnaces, boilers, over
heated stacks caused damages of $160
O00. These defect of either installa
tion or operation are also clearly pre
ventable,
Next comes spontaneous combustion
This is generally the result of allow
ing waste, rubbish and trash of all
kindeg to accumulate, generally in dark
corners, This ig always avoidable and
due to poor management and untidy
surroundings But it destroyed $05,
000 worth of hosplial property just
the same,
Defective chimneys and flues cost
£80,000, Matches and smoking burned
up £78000 worth of hospital property
and gas explosions cost SHG. O00,
Fire is bad enough anywhere,
bosoital 1s should be Impossibla
Ina
Mothers, Do This —
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Throats and Chests /
No telling how
may dev
then's
jar of N at
pron npt relief. It d oe rf.
As first aid, Mustorole 1s excell
Keep a jar ready for in
It is the reme dy for adult
lieves sore throat, bronchitis
croup, stiff neck, asthma,
headache, congestion,
mat lumbago, pains a
back joints, sprains, muscles,
chilblains, fros ted feet and colds of the
chest (it may prevent pneumonia).
ou the sympton
fw
a
tant use
too. Re-
‘tons Hits,
neuralgia,
pleurisy, rheu-
ism, wd aches of
or SOT
To Mothers: Musterole is also
made in milder form for
bables and small children,
Ask for Children's Mustercle.
Jars & Tubes
Better than a mustard plaster
Urexpected Caller
(on the phone)
1047
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78.
nute your misery from corns is
That's what Dr. Scholl's Z
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You risk no
ng.nodanger
is are | thin,
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Dr Scholls
Zino-
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sciid Aeres Famons Okee-
BABY CHICKS
SUSNANYOCREST HATCHERIES
8 [rrewlen Are Hunting ton WwW. Y=
Wanted to Buy Farms
Deseribe
“ sp
> price
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Residence Park, Dayton, Ohio.
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FOR OVER
200 YEARS
haarlem oil has been a world-
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
Virginie Almanses
HAAR LEM OlL
correctinternal troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three sizes, All druggists. Insist
on the original genine | Gon Maoal.
Boschee’s Syrup
HAS BEEN
Relieving Coughs
for 59 Years
Carry a bottle in
your car and always keep it in the
30¢c and 9c at all druggists.
BLACKHEADS
cannot be hidden. Get rid of them
now by regular treatments with
Resinol
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Jor Epilepsy
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