Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-12-29
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Occasionally there Is a strong move
ment among Christians throughout the
world against any further degradation
of the guileless Hindu by selling him
factory made gods. The present agi.
tation followed the discovery that man.
ufacttircrs In America were selling n
superior god for less money than the
British god factories could turn out
The excitement IL peculiarly intense
among the orthodox In England.
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1t Is admitted Dy an experts tha,
football IL a mans game and that IL IL
extremely perilous when engaged In Is
mere boys. Practically all the deaths
and serious injuries In 1906 were
among school players. The game Is safe
only when played by carefully train,i
teams composed Of matured players.
The great college teams are watched
over with the utmost care and no ono
is allowed to play who Is not known to
be lit. Whenever 1t Is shown that u
man IL not lit he Is taken out. Mani.
testify such care Gun not be exercised IN
the case Of the school players.
The quiet, honest citizen who lives
we'll within his income. having whit he
needs In the way Of comfortable living.
adequate feeding. tasteful dressing,
with some relaxati0ns and pleasures,
all In such proportion as his means jus.
tify. stands agapc ut his neighb0r who
earns no more but who makes deal
OF show with what he has and what ne
does aud doubts his own ability to man.
age. But the difference Is not 10 much
apparently In ability to make given
sum Of money go Its fullest length as OF
willingness to incur debt and forget It.
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Consider the hen. she boasts not |;
neither Is she lazy, ana every year she
contribute about 3OO,OOO.OOO toward
the agricultural output Of the nation.
She Is more profitable, several times
over, than all the gold mines. We have
made known to the world our apples,
our hops, Strawberries, cherries ana
prunes, to say nothing Of wheat. corr,
and flour--all the result of culture. A
iirst.class article OF food IL sclf.ad.
vertising. Let's turn 10 and cultivate
the hen.
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been u tremendous sentiment In favor
Of the fresh air treatment for many
diseases, especially those OF Il pulmon.
AIRY character. Physicians of to-day
those who are honest with their pa.
tients--advocate walks out of doors
for cases that Il few years ago they
would have sent to bed. While fresh
air Is being resOrted to us a cure, II
must be remembered also that fresh
air Is particularly effective as n pre-.
ventive. This Is demonstrated among
those emplOyments that call for out.
door work. and especially employment
In the woods or the open country where
are air IL sweet and uncOntamlnated
Those who spend most Of their time
In the open air are seldom sick Of those
disorders SO common to city life.
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Cuba wants new blood. 1t ought Il
be a few degrees cooler than the home
brand.
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The index eXpurgatorius Of food, 40
TO speak, has 80 vastly enlarged itself
with the advance Of science that there
is little left we can eat. 1t has come
to pass that II we are properly careful
of our health we will starve to death
Science has lent itself to the adultera
ton of food SO generously and has In
vented cheap substitutes with sucl
skill that nothing Is what 1t seems tC
be. The marvel OF 1t all Is that any
human life remains.' And still more
marvellous Is 1t that the man who eats
what Is set before him, asking no ques
tlons, Is the one who generally enjoys
the most robust health. Some men con
vey food to their st0machs with nc
more questioning and with no more
consultation Of that high organ than
OF their carpetbags as to what they
shall pack into them for a journey on
the steam cars. And, singular as II
may appear, these misguided men con
tribute about as little to the support Of
doctors and undertakers as others.
Dllgent seekers may now find the
boundary line between the United
States and Canada somewhere along
the middle of Lake Erie. Two wal
vessels. one belonging to Canada and
the other to the United States. began
In October the work Of setting buoys
along the boundary ct intervals oi