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Irishman,
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arrayed
including
deal
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listinguished
of the county
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swallow
ground
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in the daytime?"
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thread
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HOW TO KEEP
DR. FREDERICK R. GREEN
Editor of “HEALTH”
(0. lve,
THE CAUSE OF CANCER
Western Newspaper Union.)
HE most terriryiug and fatal dis-
exse to which the human body is
Is cancer, Although It has
known for many centurles, we
know little more about it today than
Human [lls are terrifying In pro-
The great epidemics of antiquity were
because no one knew what caused
them or how they could be prevented.
One reason why cancer is so terri-
absolutely nothing
It is called
regarding Its cause,
cancer from the Latin
because, as It
grows, It forces long processes or
roots into the body like the legs of a
crab. This 18 because cancer growth
takes place by the growth of small
round cells along the lymphatics.
Even if the original tumor Is removed
there is great danger of some of these
cells being left behind and starting a
new growth,
Cancer may attack any part of the
In Its beginning, it is apparent.
ly mild and harmless. This consti
tutes one of Its gravest dangers, since
it does not cause alarming symptoms
until it is too late,
Cancer Is increasing in
Whether this Is because it
by some condition in elvilized
from which primitive peoples
comparatively free, due to the
fact that people, on the average, are
living mueh longer than they did a
hundred years ago, and consequently
more people are living Into the cancer
stage of life than before, or because
present-day methods of recognizing
this disease are more accurate than In
previous years, are questions which
are hotly debated by experts on thls
subject. We do know, however, that
cancer in the last thirty years has be-
come one of the principal causes of
death.
Almost every concelvable cause for
cancer has been suggested. None of
them, far, has been proven to be
the real cause. Like almost
other human disorder, It has been at-
tributed to climate. It has also been
claimed that certain localities were
more subject cancer than
Since the development
knowledge of germs, naturally
microscopic bodies have
cused of belng responsible
Nothing has been proven
The opinion
yalled for many years that cancer wa
“hereditary.” While the:
facts thi may point in this
it has
frequency
Is caused
life
were
or is
$0
every
others
of
to
our
many
ac
for cancer,
been
in regard to
3
them poi yal ns pre-
TONSILLAR INFECTION
Ox
irefully investigate
of the first reg! ich was
ii & search
}
for focal were the
A0 ACH
These
cated In
The tonsils
infections
gland
the upper part of the throat.
in their normal condition
are ubout the size of small hickory
nuts. Each one contains a number of
littla openings called crypts. They
secrete a mucous substance which
serves to keep the back of the throat
moist.
Being at the back of the mouth,
they are subject to all sorts of Infec-
tions and Irritations, so that they
readily become Inflammed especially
in childhood. If any pus germs lodge
in the erypts and develop there, they
cause an inflammation, or tonsilitis
or an abscess, which Is popularly
known as “quinsy.” As the tonsil is
bound down tightly by bands of mem-
brane, any swelling, either In a sim-
ple tonsilitis or In quinsy is extremely
painful. Both quinsy and tonsilitis
are acute conditions which appear, de-
velop and pass away in the course of
a few days or weeks. Children with
chronie, enlarged or Inflammed tonsils
suffer much inconvenience on account
of them, so that present-day practice
{Is to remove these diseased tonsils
as they interfere with breathing, swal-
lowing and articulation.
In many people who do not have
acute atticks of quindy or tonsilitls,
there is a chronic condition of Infec-
| tion of the tonsils In which the crypts
{ ill up with a cheesey kind of matter,
! which prevents them from draining
are little like bodies, le
may never reach the point of acute
| Inflammation, but may go on for years
| with more or less infection and the
| collection of polson In the deeper
| parts of the tonsils. This poison, if
| taken up by the blood and carried to
spot. In
cause
weakest
it may
the
| sons,
some
in other persons, where
is Irritated, It may
cause ulcer of the stomach; In
| other persons, It may irritate the
| nner lining of the heart, causing a
{ heart disease; while in other persons,
| it affects the muscles and the joints,
| causing Inflammatory rheumatism of
| the knees, ankles, wrists, elbows or
shoulders; or It may attack one of the
| large nerve trunks of the body, caus.
| Ing sciatica, lumbago, etc. These con-
| ditions, apparently entirely different,
| are due to the same cause: namely a
| central reservoir of infection, which
| Is carried by the blood stream all over
| the body, attacking the weakest point,
(@ 1938 Waestarns Newspaper Umion)
disease ;
| the stomach
Cid de
A Lt
Oamping out 1s one of the great
and at this season thousands of mo-
tor car owners are planning their ex-
pedition afield.
For those who expect to
camp life for the first time,
Touring Bureau of the National
tomoblle club, California, Issued
suggestions. Here they are:
Travel light, the first
camping equipment. Don't
to carry all the household
along if you really want
your outing.
The essentials
enloy
the
a few
is rule
furniture
to enjoy
include a good tent
or a comfortable bed arrangement
within the car: a good stove,
bedding, a compact kit
utensils and a few tools,
Good Tent Essential.
The tent is in
The tent should be light, conmpaet a
easlly erected. A canvas floor Is
worth while and tent
ef metal. Cots, fo
form, are better than
Folding m
fort of the night's rest. Ble
easily carried and pack well
plenty of bedding, as
mountains even In
usually cool.
The real woodsman would probably
scorn an up-to-date stove k
LEFT SIDE SAFE
of kitchen
cholee of a portant.
and
well
pegs should be
i into small
heavier springs
attresses add to the cop
ankets are
Tuke
nights In
the
mi Idsupnr
mer
sas
i
oline type such as is now turned out
by the cump goods factories, but wood
in many of our forest re-
and the path of easiest re
e¢ yourself with a
folding
stove is ideal,
trips, and the
to be disturbed
stove with oven
The gasoline
particularly for short
camp fire doesn’t
for meals.
dependable
hay J
Cooking Kit.
A complete cooking kit of aluminum
utensils nesting Into the largest pan
makes for camp efficiency and occu-
ples the least room. Food should be
tion Children Against
Begging for Rides.
With the
full swing
WAYNE |
road |
by poll
h ave 3
ciden yet a large
contin the
road when walking”
This makes it imp
see vehicles approa
of the road. The
the pedestrians,
sure which way they are
turn, If he meets another
just as he Is about to pass a hiker,
it may be impossible for him to turn
out without striking one them,
Begging for Rides.
“The habit'of asking for rides should
also be discouraged. Police in a num-
ber of cities have often issued warn-
imber of people
ue to use right side of the
says the bulletin,
waible for them to
their side
may see
ching on
motorist
of
i
}
i
{sts would be glad to give pedestrians
an occasional lift, but the habit of
asking for rides has been so much
abused that many drivers as a matter
of self-protection refuse all requests
to give strangers a ride. Parents
should be urged to caution thelr chil.
dren against asking for rides. The
practice is exceedingly dangerous
when youngsters stand in the traveled
portion of the street or highway and
signal for a ride.”
Pedestrians Involved.
An analysis of the motor vehlele
accidents made for the recent Hoover
safety conference showed that pedes-
trians were Involved In 20082 out of
of New York In 1025, and that of 1.
801 persons killed, 1,150 were pedes-
trians,
that 50 per cent of the motor vehicle
ties oceurred on straight, level roads.
Rather Difficult Task
It Is a common opinion that the
This Is an erroneous opinion, as
fluld is separated due to the fact that
the instrument was left lying on its
gide and air bubbles formed. It re-
mains separated until it is restored to
perfect working order, even though
the Instrument Is put In an upright
position.
This is correctly accomplished by
holding the motometer in an upright
position and quickly tapping the bot.
tom of the Instrument on the spare
tire of the car until the liquid is gath-
ared.
tle comes In handy for a hot lunch
along the way between camp grounds
on a hike
carry with you
It's far cheaper
camp
articles of
to in
cooking and
Don't
value. invest
outfit
use it only
that to leave some
out
A water bag
the
oline and oll
board is a safeguard
and delay
The lighter
You
easier it
and
get
expeditions
ver in some
be a
part of
and extra gos
on the running
against trouble
‘ wrttivimnent
camp equipment,
carried
you travel, provided
essentials
car
enjoyment
11d
HK.
passen-
the alo the
have
will
the
from
he on and
more
your
you
will expedition.
Safety Street Device
To Insure motorists observing the
sign, Street” “Slow Down”
in front of thelr schoolhouse, hovs of
- —
oy '
“School
a nN
Na
CHOOL"
Protection Against Motorists,
class of San Diego
(Calif) school have bullt this unique
dummy and firmly implanted it in the
At first glance
it appears to be a policeman holding
Cost of Running a Car
Not Fixed by Cylinders
Engineers have debated the relative
cost of operation of an eight-cylinder
motor as against the six. Here is the
comment of one expert: “The ex.
pense of running a motor doesn't de-
pend so much on the number of cyl-
inders as it does on the number of
cubic inches of piston displacement.
and divide it up any way you want
to, into twe cylinders, four cylinders,
six or eight cylinders and you will
use just about the same amount of
gas,
er the operation of the motor,
that additional cylinders mean addi
tional expense, unless the piston dis
placement is increased.”
AUTOMOBILE HINTS
The mythical “man in the street”
is no myth to the driver who Is try>-
Ing to keep his record clean.
» - »
At night a parked car should have
its lights turned on to show a white
light ahead and a red one behind,
. * »
Seventy-six per cent of all motor
cars sold in the United States are
bought on the deferred-payment plan.
. * -
Thirty-six world records are sald
to have been broken during a non:
stop run by an automobile over the
Monza track In Italy. The car cov-
ered 14.010 kilometers (9,268.85 mies)
in 144 haura
Records on Bamboo
folklore of the Malay peo
Sumatra, according to Prof. H
of the Smithsonian inst!
is preserved on joints of bam-
While studying rubber-produe
ing plants In that
lartlett became interested in the
tom which the natives
writing their faiths
counts of magleal and
of plants on the jo
when the plants are still Aft-
erward the bamboo Is dried and pre
indefinitely — Ex
Frozen Eggs From China
A. J. Morris, vice of the
American Merchant lines, in cha
of traffic at New York,
unloading record
32,000 causes o
The
ple in
H. Bartlett,
tution,
boo,
jroo
country,
CU
of
ne
practice
legends and
ints of
green,
served change,
president
rege
were removed from the
Farmer In hours
hich were In tins, were broug
in refrigeration. The Ame
er arrived at New York
liner Ameri-
can 20 The eggs,
ht over
rican Farm.
port June 22
Perfumes to Cost More
France the
rope, with 20 dist
(irasse,
of: Ex
run short of GOO.000 pounds of petals
te frosts
perfume
this year us a result
and Inclement ‘weath
stroyed a fifth of
Ma 1
of the |
crop,
Fars From Alaska
Furs shipped from
I 'nited
37 have i i
The yaige of
SLM tex
Sta
184
(HN),
Te
the animals,
Women | in England
% fad
Britis! KCHO iRiors vot.
Physicians Guessed Wrong
1 : Y ected
ng the
Faux Pas
pays to
Swift
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used
One day a booklet advertising the
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porch and she re ad it through. In so
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own. “l bought DL :
Vegetable Compound,” }
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husband. Now I ask
housekeeping?” and he sa;
ike being in Heaven!”
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