THE CENTRE NEXT GREAT VELL, SON, VE HAVE A NEV CA AND By Charles Sughroe Mercolized Wax Keeps Skin Young Gut an sunes and ase ae directed. Pine particles of aged skin peel off until all defects wreck se phmples, Bver spots, tan snd freckles disappenr. Flin is then soft velvety, ¥ our {aon bovis youre younger, Mercidiznd ax briogs out the kidden besuty of your skin, Te wrinkles use one ounce Powdered Bavolite Ghesotved Lu one ball pint witch bhasel, At drug store. SAN I) DELUGE 1S Washington.—We still speak of “the Ice age” as if It belonged to the re mote geological past. Geologists Have reached the conclusion that there were several ice ages. What ls more, the last Ice Age, known as the quaternary, Is only about half over, despite our blistering summers, ' or Heternal snow” are flgments of the po- imagination, 1 the great lee sheets in the Arctic and Ant- and pour- The “Eternal Ice etic Very slowly tot meiting arctic regions are ing their torrent earth must pect and its climate, How the change Is place and what the result been gists, physicists an Prof. Sir Edgeworth University of Sydney, Au Wilhelm Meinardus of 8 score of others William J. Humphreys of States weather bureau, who recently addressed the American Meteorologi- cal on the subject, summar Ing old views and modifying g into the oceans, inevitably change taking will be hi slowly considered SOC) the light of the information gathered in the Antarctic regions by the Byrd expedition and In Greenland by the {il- fated Prof. Alfred Wegener and companions, The glacial sheets the North and South 12,000,068) square miles In than one-fifth the land area of the globe. his that poles were once now cover extent—- total In the course elt Hore yreRent i i more present of about 700,000 years they have n to COO 0x0 ed down nred their pr about square miles aione is ten on Greenland er than the area of the State York. Wi showed that it Is over near the ahout 4.00% rener's echo soun 0.000 feet er of th feet thic of the bowl over whi then, we a layer T0000 of Gre cen have enough of water one Novy Fo PE gquare miles of surf: To this we must add another layer of mile-deep water which would miles miles, ce, 3 v 3 3 he spread ove re of Antarctica’s roa O00 gqua 5,400.000 sal 104 PEs JEAATE buddy 1 benefit n of t Bet tional Home for widows ai The buddy War velerans iy lives with her onnies re mnt poppies are ma in ‘the brother an men | The earth is steadily growing warm- er. As all the Ice at the two poles melts a stupendous volume of water will be released. Professor David con- servatively estimates that the sea lev- el will rise 50 feet, Professor Mein- ardus doubles that estimate, Doctor Humphreys, with the studies of Byrd and Wegener before him, belleves that the rise will be 151 feet. Such floods are nothing new, as marine fossils found the Rockies, Andes tain ranges, Ko, we See by the the tops of other mous on and J0.000 or 40000 wvears there will be another deluge, Salt wa ter will sweep the higher will be Fish will in Buckingham palace and West for of England the The Des- ara will be a great inland mt Is New York will be marked by the up stories and tow ers of the taller skyscrapers as they Jut out of the In change continents land dry. over only inundated. inost Waves, now water, inundation which would thus and which would a rise in tempera would return to what roamed the of dank, gl 10W an geogral be accompanied ture, Is was earth sles gantie what Pennsylvania and Canada. Palms and h at the poles the climate when dinosaurs and dense J ferns grew In are alligators wo as they did What conditions Yeurs ngo, wef ts hi 8 i velw een the pol nn uatorial regions. storms, day to d fahosg und torrid zone torrid t froze: 8 OU iife, wha A quaint but jacket is liner's velvet to } . ’ rors aten of tio crepe gown of pa POTPOURRI Many Kinds of Beetle More than 150,000 different of Central ’ enough able damage , Western Newspaper Union Lon Warneke Lon Warneke, the young right-hand pitcher of the Chicago Cubs, Is largely responsible for keeping that club at or near the top of the list in the National case of and tures upside the Lan- journal, by Dr. RR ier of the London. ~T1 ry f woman wh spelled ‘Kwa read books and down is recorded cet, British medical § Eager and Dr. J. W. Fis Devon Mental hospital, After a cure by hypnosis the wom found that unable to read passages which had writen be fore her treatment, drew in current 10 she Nas she The woman, a house servant In De vonshire, wns sublect to such treme bling of the hands that she broke more than the usual number of cups and saucers, After an iliness she was committed to the hospital for exami- nation, She had previously been classed as a congenial mental defec tive, In the hospital, fallure of speech ne- cessitated her writing her wants on a slate, but the nurses could not un- derstand the script. Each word was written backward, though” put down from left to right In the cutomary manner, and with the right hand. The letters were correctly oriented, though in reverse sequence, Thus, requested to write “police man,” she put down “namecllop”™; for “Devon” she spelled “Noved”; all words were similarly reversed, In mathematics, she wrote all the figures upside down, and did the same thing in drawing elementary objects like dogs, cats and houses, In clean. ing up a room she turned pictures and vases upside down, After certain tests of vision based on the theory that the psychic shock which had temporarily deprived her of speech had upse of other closely related conters of the brain, the physician put the patient under light hypnosis. The cure seems to have been com. plete, and the woman has spent a large part of her time lately writing normal letters to her friends, ridiculing her previous eccentricities, OF INTEREST T0 THE HOUSEWIFE To soften hard brown sugar store in the bread box for a day. * - * Half an hour is ample time to al- low for baking of medium-sized apples. % . - Leftover breakfast bacon can be used to good advantage in potato soup. . 0» When frying fish or other foods don't forget to drain all the pleces carefully after lifting them out of the fat. . * » Before boiling a eracked egg rub the shell with lemon juice. The egg albumen is quickly coagulated by the acid, * = @» When using only egg yolks in a cnke, add one tablespoonful of cold water. and beat well. This will make the yolk mixture fluffy and it will blend better with the other ingre- dlents, | oo READING AND CHARACTER By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Emeritus Dean of Men, University of Illinois. He was twelve, perhaps, sitting all humped up upon the floor In one cor ner of bullding the office si] or reading the evening his bag fiverad the floor knowing that ing ordinary Koy P grossed, “Hickman the nteresting?™ “l1 say so” on with readin I knew very his mind the childish wis cof and heat, melted beat with rotary until blended. Blend butter with Add chocolate n Cook until thickened. ixture slowly, & constantly. (BBY GERTIE {onan Wan eo “if you can't win some attention from 2 winsome self out of the winsome class.” ODD THINGS AND JEAN Nico AFTER WHOM “SLVE NEW—By Lame Bode GROW IN COCONUTS... © Wen Reve Gwien Rg" AA "GELP-COMPOGED EPITAPH Wilts, England. (Wxu IN ONE INNING... Berviea) Wonderful Clock Made by Italian Artificer A clock so that watchmaker alive could possibly un- derstand its workings pleted by a patient ma tanzo Renzi of Rix two yeirs of gsi The 46-hour clock, made of form of the Fascist emblem, is { high. Besides marking the ho minute and the second, this ful timepiece also shows the of the moon, the day of the month and the day of the month, Jesides, here are son When the clock small flag with pictures and Il Duce appears an play “Giovinezza,” the When these are over a on the top of the clock a tiny tricolor ms: pearance, Inventor school children that complicated no has been come ian ed { OR bamboo an phases week tha the ; more extrav- AgAnCes wrstildn't vet the COUGH | = Lait he de home lessons, A youthful face is yours witho mercury or peeling. Sunka Facelifte whether you are twenty or forty { regain your facial ye } Facelifter. First ag on will amaze you i lotroductory packet $2.00 Sun Ra LABORATORY, Dept. B. A. | 962 East 175th St. - ~ New York thiulness with S Reptile Traveler Welcomed yung emperor boa constrictor Is zoo after a jour of tropical Bra: nanas, The when panic » operates a fr cover had Iv over to C. of 1 Peterman's Ant Food is sure death to ants. Sprinkle it about the floor, windowsills, shelves, otc. Effective 24 boursaday. Inespensive. Safe. Guar anteed, * More than 1.060.000 cans sold last year. At your druggist’s. PETERMAN'’'S ANT FOOD Basilica Honors St. ar Ki in Lough Derg, new church on Patrick retire pray and do to vised by the pope to th ninor basilica, the first in Isles, Three thousand Irish 1 1 wom- on recently gathered at the fice the beautiful sia 0 col ate pon- tifical high mass, on Fly Million Miles The mileage piled up by alr ma flyers reaches tremendous totals as was demonstrated in the recent radio test of planes during which two of the planes were piloted by Fiyers Bill Williams and Jack Knight, both of whom have more than a million miles to their credit in the air mail service. This distance would require the average locomotive engineer to put in 12 or 13 years to attain It Spain “Coddles™ Prisoners With the advent of the republic the daily allowance for rations to a prisoner in the Spanish jails was in- creased from 1 peseta to 1 peseta 0 centimos. That put the prisoners pearly on an equal basis with the sallors, whose allowance amounted to 1 peseta 70 centimos. n If the people could agree on bed- time, they'd make a law for that ———— LL astern REE a. gr oe TT SRS W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 24.1932.
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