Union press-courier. (Patton, Pa.) 1936-current, February 16, 1939, Image 7

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Thursday, February 16, 1939,
To the Community,
To the Businessman,
To the Individual.
If you have a problem where a
Bank’s Service applies, come in
see us, you will find us courte-
ous, andjwilling to discuss things
First National Bank
at Patton
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THE UNION PRESS-COURIER. PAGE SEVEN
By Dr. Charles Stelzle '
Executive Director, Good Neighbor
League.
If we insist that we are a “Christian
nation” then it's worth while discuss-
ing what Christianity is. That there’s
a difference of opinion on this sub.
ject is nothing against Christianity nor
against the men who may disagree
about certain theological questions.
The difference cf opinion regarding
tne nature of Christianity is due to the
lact that it has to do with life, with
men. And as no two men are exactly
alike in all of theiropinions, it is na-
wral that they should disagree about
some aspects of Christianity.
While the fundamental basis of
Christianity must always remain the
same, and while the fundamental pri-
ncipals of men’s characters are eternal,
botin are capaple of inrinite expansion.
hey cannot be limited to the eccles-
tastical expressions of the theilogian in
&| ‘he one case, nor to a narrow inter-
pretation of life in theother.
“Religion” is not necessarily Christ:
ianity. Some men are very religious
but they are not very good Christians.
You have heaard of men who have be-
come insane because they had “too
much religion,” but you never heard
f a man who became insane because
hc had too much Christianity.
Christianity is not merely a scheme
to increase the population of heaven.
Its purpose for iis followers is not pri-
marily to get to heaven, but to bring
heaven down to earth. Jesus Himself
once said that he came togive men a
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Principally, Christianity is a charac-
ter and a life—the possession and the
manifestation of the life and fhe spirit A
of Jesus. Not necessarily the life of the | §
monk, or the “pharisee,” or the stoic, !
or the “Puritan”—these may all be
Christian in a very important sense, '
but htey are not the exclusive express-
ion of Christianity.
The healthy Christian life is lived in
the world among men and is interested ,
in their everyday affairs. It is lived ;
al the primary and in the labor union.
1t is lived in the shop and in the office
Tnere is nothing which concerns the
! well-being of men which can be alien
| ti the Christian life or to Christianity
| as such.
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It does not involve a belief in an
| impossible dogma. It asks merely that
| a man shall bring his life into confor-
mity with the life and purpose of Jesus,
| helping to carry out His will and plan
' for the redemption of the world.
When enough men actually beleive
in this plan and try to put it into
effect, so that it will be the domina-
tig purpose in the life ofthe nation,
then it may truthfully be said that
this is truly a “Christian nation.”
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There are many ways of adminis-
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By mouth, hypodermically, by the
skin, intravenously, by inhalation
through ihe iungs, intraperitoneally,
intraspinally and sublingually.
Taking them, inorder, we start with
the usuai method, by mouth.
The drug, being swallowed, is ab.
sorbed into the system from the ail-
mentary or food tract. |
By hypodermic administration the
drug is put into the tissues by means
of a special hollow needle and a
syringe.
This method is frequently used
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lirtum, or when the alimentary tract
cannot hold the drug as in vomiting or
diarrhea. ‘
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Drugs introduced intravenously, or
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ciately into the circulation.
In the use of chloroform or ether
ne gas is absorbed into the system
oy inhalation. Some medical vapors
are employed also for local effect on
the respiratory organs.
Intraspinal administration of a drug
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Sublingually means that the drug is
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The manner of administration var-
ies for different cases and for different
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There are other methods ot admin-
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This is done, too.
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DINNER SET FOR SIX
memes ———
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
With Cream and Sugar Included
In the Estate of Thomas J. Durbin, Sx bie Bales One Veg. Dish
late of the Township of Clearfield, Six Cum One Cake Plas”
County of Cambria and State of Penn- Sh Dioner Plates De Cue i Cover
sylvania, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary in the Estate of the
above named decedent have been gran-
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indebted to said Estate are requested
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\ claims ‘or demands against the same
will make them known withoue delay
to the undersigned.
GORDON DURBIN,
GERTRUDE DURBIN,
Executors of the Last Will and Tes-
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Patton, Pa., R. D.
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Ebensburg, Pa. 6t.
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