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SOME FACTS ON THE DIFFER-
ENCE BETWEEN MAN AND A
FISH BY MEDICAL ASS'N
“He swims like a fish.”
This, a common expression, is not
accurate.
Man is essentially a terrestrial anl-
mal.
When he assumes the aquatic he is
somewhat out of his sphere.
Aquatic animals are adapted to
withstand the effects of water—but
man is not.
For instance, aquatic animals have
the ability to close the nostrils invol-
untarily or at will—an adaptation con-
spicuously lacking in man.
Proper method” of breathing is man’s
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Men’s Heavy
WORK PANTS...........98¢
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| from the position on May 8th. Mr.
| $170 to $200 a month.
THE UNION PRESS-COUKIEK.
' only natural method of protecting the
mucous membranes of the nasal pas-
sages when swimming.
By exhaling through the nose while
| the head is submerged and inhaling
throngh the mouth while the head is
above water, the swimmer tends to
| maintain a positive air pressure in the
| nasal cavities and thereby protect the
and eustachian tubes from water.
| When a swimmer jumps into the
| water feet first from an elevation tne
rush of water into the nasal cavities
may readily cause acute infections or
the sinueses, the middle ear and the
| mastoid in swimmers of all ges.
Aquatic animals have the ability to
close the ear to keep water out.
The ear of man was not intended to
Thursday, May 25, 1939.
What ds you mean
CARRY FIVE SPARES?
| withstand the vitiating effect of wa-
, ter.
Aquatic animals are equipped for
long immersion in chilling water,
| some by layers of blubber, some by
fur, some by both.
Man has no such compensating me-
chanism for the maintenance of a nor-
mal temperature in any medium cold-
er than his normal surroundings.
Chilling the body surface causes
| constriction of the blood vessels which
i lowers resistance and favors infection.
| Sitting around in a wet bathing suit
|
without benefit of warm rays of sun.
| is like sitting in a basement wrapped
| in a wet blanket.
| No—man is not aquatic.
! He may be a poor fish—but he is
hot a real fish.
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[NAME HASTINGS MAN
| AS DEPUTY RECORDER
WITH BOOST IN PAY
| William M. Strittmatter of Hastings
| was officially appointed first deputy
recorder by Recorder of Deeds Leo F.
McKenrick on Monday, succeeding J.
Lawrence Luther, who was discharged
Strittmatter had been second deputy.
He received an increase in pay from
J. A. Custer of Ebensburg, who has
When you equip your car with five spare treads because each tire
has TWO TREADS instead of one.
| been a clerk in the recorder’s office : 2
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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PATTON BASEBAL] i tally. Henninger had a three-base hit | next month. Officials of the state high- | the street about June 5th. A petition
| and Baranick and Tinnik each collec- way department have announced that | signed by more than 250 residents was
i ted two singles. a surface treatment will be applied to | presented borough council.
AS REPORTED TO US BY BARBER | The Cardiff club handed Patton its | a
“JIMMY” LEONE | first defeat this season, on Saturday, |
4 to 2. It was a close game all the way | ORRGGAN00ACAREREEN00000G DOOGOOANOOOONBOBONHANNOOO
Patton made it two straight over the | and but for a few bad breaks Patton |g
Dysart club last Thursday by a score might have won. Joe Dubyak en |
By of 2 to 1. Dick Burkey pitched a mas- | the game but was relieved by Dick ; ® i
Eh 3 terful game, striking out nine batters | Burkey in the sixth inning. Dubyak | 4
and beingi n trouble only in the ninth | had three strike-outs, Burkey seven. | an ing
HAVE A REALLY ACCURATE, SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION inning when they scored their lone | The only extra base blow by the Pat-
SERVICE!
ton boys was a two base hit by Dan
MADE . . ... PUT YOUR CAR THROUGH OUR [ay
{ put on a three run rally in the eighth |
FOR RENT—Four room apartment, | inning to clinch the game. The Cone- | B
The Patton club came right back on
Guessing is bad business! We save you
2nd floor, all conveniences. Apply Mrs. maugh pitcher, Sipak, drove a home |
A MODERN NEW SERVICE FOR THE TRANSFER
money 30d Save our time by testing your
car on our “Indoor Provin , i ; : ot |
8 Ground" —the M. S. Yerger, 505 Palmer avenue, Pat. | Tun over the left field fence in the last |
OF FUNDS. RATES ARE LOW.
SERVICE IS QUICK.
| Sunday and defeated Conemaugh in|
a see-saw battle, 9 to 8 The local boys |
remarkable Bendix-Feragen Chassis Dyna- 1t. | inning, to end their scoring. Dubiak |
mometer. Yau can SEE exactly what work ton, “ | started the game, but was wild and had |S
BENDIX- is needed—and after we've done the work, FOR SALE—1936 Dodge Sedan in to be relieved by Dick Burkey in the |
first class condition; equipped with ra- | third inning. This was Dunk’s first
dio and heater; just 20,000 miles on ' start this year ,and he couldn't gain
speedometer. Inquire this office. 3tp his control, but he'll be in the box
— | with some fine pitching before long.
FARM ‘FOR SALE—T0 acres, 5 of Burkey struck out eight Conemaugh
you can SEE for sure that it's well done.
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coal; one two-story nine room house ! batters. Henninger and John Hndak ;
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F3INcI3Y He! boo where'th
eres one shop where there's no driving
DYNAMOMETER of your car through crowded traffic to
INS J 3a le] GUESS at carburetor adjustment, ignition
A system efficiency, valve timing and seating,
and
CORRECTION
EQUIPMENT
combustion, bac pressure, power, pick- and one cottage; new barn and other | each had two-base hits and Dan Jen-|
up, fuel consumption, compression, cool- outbuildings. If interested write Geo. | ing collected one for three bases. |
ing efficiency and chassis noises. We E. Swartz, Flinton, Pa. 6! Patton plays a return game with i
check all this, and more, with speed and FOR SALE Electric stove; West. | Conemaugh team on Thursday, and]
accuracy —it's part of our service. And we :
inghouse; 16 months old, as good as : ree
PRO E our work on the same machine— new; $75.00; inquire at Yerger Apts, ! Saturday. Another game at home is |
the Bendix-Feragen Chassis Dynamometer.
second floor, 505 Palmer avenue, Pat- | scheduled for Sunday with Ramey.
Drive in and see this remarkable equipment
ton, Pa. { Ted Ott, the booking agent for the |
we ve installed to serve you better.
Coalport comes to the Patton field on |
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| Patton team ,is assuring the fans of |
LOST—Small rabbit dog, color white | some fast clubs to appear on the local |
black and brown. No license on collar. | diamond.
Edward Montiesor, Paiton, Pa. 3 The Patton High School Track Year |
“ Tee { put up a favorable showing at Altoona |
ometer reading, 16,000 miles, comple- | a new district record in the half mile,
tely equipped. — Inquire at 515 Beech | Winning this event in the record time
Ave., Patton, Pa. | of two minutes, 3 and six-tenths sec-
re onds. Cossitor also won the mile ev-
FOR SALE—Drain tile, also Buff| ent with Tommy Reed finishing a
Facing Tile for Walls of any thickness | colse second.
inching Jeendaiens. ois ioral] Cossitor and Reed will compete fn/
approve y senna. Dept. o ta ~| the finals this week at State College.
Rn ypiREy SRE % THE The meet is on Saturday. We wish
: end "| them luck.
FOR SALE—Baby basket, ivory, —
trimmed in blue. Baby carriage—in STATE WILL PAVE
good condition. Garage for rent. In- ~ a
quire Mrs. Adolph Hofer, 415 Palmer HASTINGS STREET
gvenue Pation. . 2 Residents of Hastings, protesting the |
FURNITURE FOR SALE.—Inquire | condition of Spangler street, in the
of Mrs. Frank Campbell, over Fors- borough, which connects routs 36 and
berg’s Store, Magee Ave., Patton. 1 219, Monday were assured of relief by BOO
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