Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-03
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 Children who are accustomed to live and sleep in rooms in which the win dows are always kept closed are much more liable to catch cold than chil- 0ren who live in rooms in which the windows are never closed, A child's vitality is quickly lowered by con stant breathing of air which has been breathed over and over again, and therefore the little one is in a state in which he is particularly liable to catch cold.
 Many and varied are the uses for lemons. Two or three slices of lemon in A cup of strong tea will cure a nervous headache. A teaspoonful or lemon juice in a small cup of black coffee will relieve bilious headache. dash of lemon in plain water is an excellent tooth wash. It not only removes tartar, but sweetenS the breath. The juice of lemon taken in hot water, on awakening in the morning, is an excellent liver cor rectiye and for stout women is bet ter than any anti-fat medicine ever invented, ,. ...- .- 1--Tha vice-president-elect and Mrs Fairbanks were guests Of MT and Mrs Henry F. Shoemaker in box No. 21, at tue Metropolitan opera house, New York, Thursday night. Mrs Fair banks wore a gown of black velvet. Henry. ". Shoemaker, until recent ly one of the secretaries of the Amer icau embassy at Berlin, was in the party. Madame Nordica's guests in. box No were Mrs Her mann oeiriehs, Count de I.imburg Stirum and Francis F. Potter. Mime. Nordica wore striking cos tlinde of coral pink brocade and some handsome diamonds and pearls. Mrs Oelriehs wore black satin embroidered with jet and a string of pearls.
 Detective Michael F. Hynes, who is atfached to the Bergen street precinct, Brooklyn, has done some excellent pc lice work and has been commended not only by several Brooklyn magis- trates. but by the grand jury of Kings county. He is a tall, broad shouldered, fine looking man, and recently celebrat- ed his thirty-ffth birthday. He Is one of d rather remarkable family of sew en brothers and one sister. Each or inc mothers is over six feet in height, and when seen together present an un- usual family gathering. The actual measurements in height are as follows: John. 6 feet 3 inches; Patrick, 6 feet 11h inches; Edward, feet inches; Michael F., 6 feet 11a inches; James, 6 feet 1S inch; Peter, feet Inches; Thomas, 6 feet 3 inches. The combined height of the seven brothers is 43 feet 25k inches. A sister is feet inches taik Officer Hynes was born in Ire land. He joined the police force April 20, IS9e.
 Many business enterprises become prosperous without advertising in the ordinary sense of the term, but they are advertised in other ways all the same. Sometimes it is by means or the reputation that the dealer has built up among n wide circle of ac- quaintances with whom he comes in personal contact. Sometimes 7 it is through solicitors; sometimes by means of his location: and again on account of the quality of his goods. All this is advertising, though not in the technical sense of the term. Whatever may be the means employed to give him publicity, a business man must be known to do business. The more widely he Is known, the more business he can do. Advertising in the technical sense. is a formal effort to increase this publicity, and there is no form of advertising that makes business man so widely known as the daily newspaper By the use Ofhthis medium a business concern can have as many acquaintances as the paper has readers and it can make the ac- quaintances in one day. By following his advertisements up the business man can make acquaintances friends as familiar almost as those made by personal association. He can by this means make as many good customers in a month as he could without ad- vertisement of this sort in a lifetime, perhaps.