IN DAYS OF GUR
FOREFATHERS
Women Prepared Their
Own Medicines
The wise ploneer women learned to
gather, in woods and flelds, the reme-
dles the Indians
used. From the
rafters of colonial
houses, hung great
bunches of dried
roots and herbs
From these in
times of sickness,
the busy mother
brewed simple and
powerful remedies,
From roots and
herbs, Lydia B.
Pinkham,a descend.
ant of these sturdy pioneers, made her
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and the result is kid
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tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
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of harvest time
We are antlel
pating the fellowship
and the prospect of the
happy reunions which are
accompaniments of this an-
nual celebration, Perhaps,
then, It will not be amiss
If we dwell a | upon
er significance of anks
row
FOO
ttle
Th
the
deer
giving
It Is always
ture
word
very
an
profitable trace na
its derivation, and a
research with aid
will reves to us
fact that the words
“think” have a
former, indeed, is
interesting adven
and often
back t
cursory
dictionary
#1
ive
of a
the
"thanks"
origin
sugge
common
an ob
and required
time and usage its
of pleased or
solete form of the latter,
mly In course of
special signif
grateful thinking.
With this In
a passage in
cance
mind we
the
may turn to
letter which
of Macedonia
to a high note of spiritual rejoicing,
the purpose of God. You will find it
to his friends.
Goodspeed's
Testament :
but make all your wants known unto
God In prayer and entreaty,
thanksgiving. Then through
union with Christ, Jesus, the
of God, so far above any
thought, will guard your
pence
human
what Is right,
amiable, what
Then God who gives peace
It Is at once apparent that Paul
he
admonition for the thoughtful life is
the
Paul sets forth the things upon
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amiable or lovely,
philosophy It
that
with
the kindly,
vitally
minds should be oc
was
our
such thoughts as
as we are understand
day, that what is In a
thinking will determine the
ter of his life. He understood,
also, that In order to keep one's think-
ing on a high and plane
there must be effort and discipline
It was not easy In Paul's day
The world in which he lived
as superficially provocative of much
thought. In
there
cupled
derstood.
these
wetter
ns
Clarn
wholesome
to do
+H iis
bitter, and unclean
Philippt
happeni
evil
like he
the Chris.
his obser
would
ng to
things under
to evoke thinking on the
Even In this joyous let
necessary to warn his friends
ars against those whose “appe
tites are their god: who glory In thelr
and who are absorbed In
i and many
vation baser
level
felt it
ter
with tes
It Is not easy In our day to follow
instruction and example--for
he practiced splendidly his own teach.
ing. What we do not actually see In
the happening Is brought to us in the
news columns of the daily press—
things that are evil, Indecent, ugly,
We eannot wholly ignore these
Paul did not In his day.
necessary he spoke frankly of them,
calling a spade a spade, In his let.
They are part of the whrid In
But our effort must be to dis
eipline our thinking so that they will
not flood and overwhelm our minds,
or submerging thought of
Even more difficult, perhaps, is It
to escape the peril of those “who are
ahsorbed In earthly matters” The
tide of materialism Is strongly set
against the Influences of the spiritual,
Unless the channel is kept clear which
admits the flow of God's thought we
find ourselves presently with
meditate happily upon His
or which will not respond to
what Is right and pure and lovely.
The possibility of the thankful life,
of the life which knows the comrade-
ship of the God of peace, will be
This life of right thinking and glad
NW
toe your
pres
man who has adopted God
4 $3
of val 0 BOs he
inte” means to “eet
ues, wl
good and the lovely and |
worthwhile and abiding thing
appreciator, and for
will always be occasion for the g
ful thinking which i= thanks
If you find little of It In
today there is somet!
your standard of values
erring In the practice of
You
that
and
you. Take Paul’
bout all that
worthy, Take
material ghadows
ght of God's thought and
your wants known to Him,
of thanksgiving will
and the “peace of God, so far
human thought” will come ti
“guard” at your mind's gate
real
your m
ing wrong
Yon
“apprecia
are
have r heart
are unworthy,
they
tion™ set you upon
iHusory are
/ TEN ipe
is excell
your ming
and into the
love. Make
The spirit
1
enter your soul,
ghove
stand
way.
And so on this Thanksgiving day
lot all good Americans give thanks In
spirit to the Pilgrims of Plymouth
Rock: for turkey, cranberry sauce,
for thelr herole
struggle for freedom, and for thelr suc
cessful demonstation that their new
For the specialties served up at all
good Thanksgiving dinners, Ameri
cans must bow to that friendly oid
Indian, Massasoit, It was he who In
troduced the eranberry and the pamp-
kin to the Ameriean people through
the Pilgrims, Massasoit may have
been a poor uneducated savage, but
he and his people had a delig
simple and fairly efficient agricultural
gystem: Corn in the hill and a climb.
ing bean;
hills. Massasolt showed the Pilgrims
the cranberry growing wild in the
marshes, and had no difficulty what.
over in demonstrating that roast tur
key and cranberry sauce was an un
beatable combination, The Pligrims,
of course, knew all about
which
sauce and pumpkin ple,
the prevalent methods of silk culture
ers to turn the cocoons into nonper-
jshable merchandise which can be sold
when the market Is best,
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Editor of "HEALTH"
Western Ne
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in so read
disease
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Fhe de
consumption its
Care
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popular ide of this
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every one who has or wh
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He Las lulercniosis at once be
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WEL is
CANCER OF THE Kin
N A
the (1
recent issue of the Bulletin of
go heal Doe
mission
articles
or EPecn-
ng tables
more than
short, terse state
ts by recognized autherities, tell
ing the in a few words what
we know and what we ought te know,
‘The first one on cancer of the skin
is by Dr. W, A Pusey, a well-known
physician who has devoted the whole
of his professional life to skin dis
ohses, Cancer of the skin, says Doc
tor Pusey, Is one of the commonest
forms of cancer. It is like a fire
Most fires start In a very small way,
a match or a tiny blaze that can be
ut once
spread, It
dangerous and
Ith department
health
series of si
tor Bundesen, the
cor
er. presents a ort
on theories
its cause, not kk
hich bewiider
n but
reader
started and beginning to
may quickly become
beyond control,
So with a cancer. It starts as a
spot, a tiny lump or chronic sore, a
tittle discharge, easy to control and to
stop If seen and treated at once, but
impossible to check, If it once gets be-
yond control,
Cancer of the skin or of any part
of the body is, at the beginning, a lo-
cal condition. But it soon begins to
spread just as a fire, once started,
spreads rapidly from room to room
until the whole house Is ablaze. So
the body.
Cancer of the skin always gives an
early warning, early enough to permit
ita successful cure, if the warning is
recognized and heeded by giving It
immediate attention, *
Cancer shows a definite preference
for certain parts of the body. It Is es.
pecially apt
parts of the body or on the skin at
wherever there is long-continued and
persistent Irritation,
cer of the lips and tongue.
that habitual users of tobacco
tating teeth and dirty mouths than
are nonsmokers,
Sealy spots, raised red spots, irritable
gloning of a skiv cancer,
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