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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

Brief. rerEIEeEx ar . TIE pC-rr 81
ths zaz1zi Message e Eeveruor Fail-
Iigs Lee Go11zboEoagh ct Naryla-1 70
the State Lezzslstars-
EEeryoosy lararss-ee Il State aE4srs
sEogs read TIE GoEerners massawe
ezsfsily. Hkat b says as1sr Taxa
tion. E5uczEze1. AID state Res1s. are
aicue worrh careful rss1ing 500
thoszhL
Dc Eeseatzcn the Gove-aar sys .
Eor sgeefse rsccmzeE1atlsns. ca
year attsnt5ou Is TIE saszestfaas Esa1s
81 TIE state Bears q Edzrstian ard
Dr. II Bates Stephans. the state So
perlnten5eat sf E11rat5Su. whieb ere
s1bmirta1 as f1lloxs
''Ikere shozl5 Dc 3 State seEao LEX
rzte q szxfesn csrrs for egeIantrT
schools. ard tie sane % be s1pple-
measea D. lsesl spgragriariau n or.er
% s-paey rrafne1 teachers ard pay
them sceQGzte salaries
The rural s.hoc, hzs vexznz pro5
lens an1 reefs toe best gps OF eIa-
nenszrY tsaeher il a.cer Go snaka "a
wurk e the school effective Thase
seho1ls s1o2s4 asEe direct s1perwisIea
from she State SehaaI Departments. and
70 thzt sn1 there shsal1 Be pEoTi1sd
State Rural Sshoal Saparvs
TIE C0unsy School Beard shsgle
Be saEhorzed. ~ 70 establish "a eoe
approved hizb school : teachers train
inz course as 81 elscnve. sn ~ &c
sezd 3 percentage Of IS tsacsars % .
SIMMER schoo. 10 ie1 az aala5ng an In
stitaEs
4 spseiaI appropriation q S.. GO
sh01l1. he made 10 lizai5ats tha indeat-
ee.ess On TIE Col0red Nor-sI ard II
ilstrisl SchcoI. sn5 a. in-reaze sf 81.
go IN the an IA 40 7ropratioa far
GaintenaErs- TIE appropriation fer
the FrOsEbarg Ncrma Sehsol IS also
inz5eq 1zte; and thst fer the Maryia1d
state Normal wIIi need 20 be Increased
Substantially Eheu ire new property IS
occupie
Ar exteasio1 af the compulsory
sehs0l attsu5anee aE. mskinE Is fsa-
lures Ssate-w5e aad lts apg Ecati9n
mandatory
a ninmUl ssao5l ssrm u Sc sea
months for eoaared seas
Transfer of zs Z state Literary
ConuEssion to ehe ore Of the stats
Librarian fn Annapolis. aaz taas have
same clerical fgres for bsth Libraries
A s51caul1ai s1rveg % tae cczn-
ties Of Maryklsd
e Pernsnslt nesting place at Ocean
City, whers a sanmex course Ia tsaca-
ius nay - givea b. pEoper ard CEN
PstaEt sas1r11s1rs. az rculnai cost
TO those tzxiaz ira elarse
To az q these sgscisc rseounsasa-
tioas { give ny aeaFty arnrovsl arr
feel that NPea eoasidsEa CO IF tae
same ~ yourselves pa vii 60 ail IN
yo1r pawer TO give tsem effect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
NOTICE To cRgpTroks.

0TECaL Ex8 GETEF rez &
s-r1sr las s-aE Led srCZ r-s Ere1az1
loIrr q 4zzs Arzz1sl Comfy E Hsrg a. 9
srEsrr Tsszar1s1sArg sn &1s aa~ec-a
sE1s2e CO
DANIEL DtL0NE
q A-ze a-zzzEi Ccu-sg. 1acensar -
q EsCzE eETEZF cams E-2lzEE s1e 1scez Sc
zre EarehF warned % sEErtv EEg sEMF wt
TIE vC-11a-s rherecf % tas EzasrT &C -
Ush DAY o. Kay. ISIS
z eEy E4y o1rsrggase. ~ So. 81 sxesz1sEl frcz
al ce-s1@ g sd aEGE-r A. uersCaa .z-1cegg
81 EssT zzssee Erg r1s--srV - 40 st
s-s CsFZeEz
siVsz nader zy aaaa Fetr So 11g e.
NoTEmk4E tslf
MAET OZONE
q ExEeEErsE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES AND
PROGRESS.

scms useful hlnEs iE the aeGsehoi1
zapartnent Of the Mozisor wsth re-
gar % the making over q fssther beds
Bring % Ight the fact. q the guar tsrs
coupled D. recent imIi grants. mat
feather BEDS are still 10 use r - q
natter OF eommo1 belief. we take i.
that the feather bed ia IS 0hso etc a.
ths f00rpostsr With respect % o0th
there are. Of coarse exceptions. at
Eith respect 20 both. also. they are
preserved rather oct e rsZard % the
past thar 10 Conformity with the re-
quirements Of the present FiswIug
tbe matt 10 The m0st comprehensive
a1d liberal ligns. Il wil 0s within
Bounds 70 say thsg the feather bed a.
az Institution has ceased 70 exist
Time wss. ho~ever. zhen the feats-
er bed was an absolutely necessary sG-
Iunct q the ordiuaFy hcasshOl1
Mary who were boys ard giris before
feather beds went out wfIl recall EoE
hoW high and hiIboEy they wsre, es-
pecially whsn tcgpe5 with 5o15le
blankets. comforts Eith cotton hatting
SLING arc patch quilts. To t1ru dove
the nedeiothss 90 q c3ld wintry night.
eaa 10 fGmP into and s'slaggie Ia a
feather bed. lying ssiil uatiI tire great
blllows Of softness became warm. was
enc Of tbs nest precious q expsri-
ences, sc sxpsrienee that Is senie1
those Eh0 10 these days seek rspose On
q haru mattress.
The thfagscalled progress drove the
feather bed into oss1stuce- L cugid
rot hold ~ur ageinst the h0t-air for
mace. COufortahle 20 tns point q
laxurio1sness "a q eol5 room. II bsgsn
70 te uncomfortable 10 TIE heated
house. To appreciate and % enjoy q
feather bed in the full. the tsEpsrs-
ture ia tie bedroom shogld Dc n the
neizhb0yhooG Of zero. and a gaze sn11i1
be Ehistiiuz tsro2gh the srsyIces
arnund tAe win6ow sash weather
strips. OF course. came with hot air
and then came steam ard hot water
heat. 20 tazr instead az smuggling
10 the feather bed its occupant sccn be-
gan 70 SEED the doabls blankets. the
comforts and the patch 4uilts. ard In
time o. took kindly 70 sprInEs ami
mzttresses-
There msy be 90 real e0a1seEiau. bat
i'd Is az least q strange cCIneI1e1css
that noaeru cevelopns1t and tire nat
sress came 10 az 2oogJ the sane TIE.
Ssueh14e. Il wss easier for tbs av-
craze person to leave q mattress with
bangs II il early II the zcrniag than
il was O. leave TIE feather BED, an1
the aggregate tiEse aided 70 the
xorld activity o. Al alGcst universal
change ia the rising hcgr from = 60 5
ard frou 10 gave thas impet1s &C
enSeavog that has literally rsvoIuti0u-
ires in1rstry Ia the last Eenaranou-
TIE feather bed an5 ths f0Cr-aoster.
the waruulg pan ard breakfast &c
fore-risisE. all had their chEuz.
ascbtlass. ia the ed days But they
are not fer or tine -Christia 2
Science MO1itgr-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
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KATIE PL-ANDEE.
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ara EExerw w4r-s1 20 AZ zs - @hs a. So g1ek
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zse Day o. IAEUART, 1873.
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ewcr a reUEr- e az esezse- Al parrr1.g
lza1s11ec &C SIC szssrs srE ~ zEstz9 . Ez1ks
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GE0E1sE T. PLAEDEE
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
"The Best Possible Newspaper

What scrt q PAPER y 10 II TIE
6rzt plzcer i EGsr be q Hone PaDer-
the n0Zzz's Frien1 ard part Ct ser
1sily lie. Ard Il U1sx he : NECEsS-
cA1E = TIE Business Mar K ruzss
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Eorl1s ut y r15st 20 farther ard TEL
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sEzE q correspondents eaEer5r1 ire
Eorl1 Eela q TIE Absentee ard TTrfe-
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n1rz1 facts X hzs fzshfons ard ar
1ssozs ard music literature ard rcIftfss
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

NTUTICE Es aszEET GEVEN Tass a.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Stockholders Meeting.

The ANIMAL Meeting q the
Stockholders Of this Bark VII &c
he'd al the Banking Honse, a
Twelve 0 cLcCE NOON O.
Tuesday. tie 13sA Il Jszsary 1914.
for TIE election Of FTvE DIRECTORS
TO manage the affairs Of re Bank
for the ensuing year. ard tTalsac-
tion oS such ot1er bushes zs Esy
Be brought before them
Z y. GASSATAT.
6Eo-td Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
Notice to creditors.

Nor ICE - r EEEEE GIVES EEsa
~ s-kscr1cgE. IS AEEs AruE1eE cC-EEE.
la o1sazzec frcl sac 0szE-aCE CC-rt ~
Ans ArZ11el suZ-ET. Il M8rg ARD. LEs-
serg 0f AdEltz1EersEtcZ or s1s Es-EQE.s
sEEEfs 90
HEEIAE HOLDEN
akte % anne Aruz1ez Guz1Ey. Gscease2
Al rersczs E8vl-x elzizza sxaL-ss zEs 1e-
erased ErE Eare1T WErZeG O. sEElEle E1s
sane 80 aha Tc-eEscs f1e-Ef - trF
- 1s-E-1e ca O. te.cre s1e
Esk Day OF MAT. 1874
r. ~ EESy cs1srwtss- ~ L7w, @ sEet-1sz
ErCm AZ 1e-e1s C sztc estate. All sersczs
EE1sEfsG g sxt1 eE1ase sre -e-sssec -
rake L---fl ate 1aVUs-f
aiFeE EZ1zr ny 1s11 E1is EE1 G8F Sc
Move N 1ar fsl&
HELPS EDLUEN
nz AaElrls1rsarsn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

Al ao0or to tse S1EEagfsts- EEey
are 6zating for pEin-ipIe Me feel
sure If women we're among enc las
mskers they'd get soEs to business
asd have il Ivsr. ard rest afserwsro.
not ritter away tee beginning and
turu Right ist0 day and turn ere elesk
hack at tie ead.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

NOTICE e EEzEET GEWES wz4x sex
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

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Ora Ea-rr of AGle Axrsl er1zf E
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE &C CREDITORS
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

Ehst the State Of AaFylaad needs i
a Lar rsquir1ng ard compelling 1ae
men Ea8 sit fsE 80 asys % usEe lass
~so are paid per di=n for same. 20 bs-
gro work a. acee NOT 70 rush Il sli into
the Iast week sr tEo ard g soaf the
6rss = days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

woulsa't il he a real nies thinz e
start . movement AZ TIE very aegIn-
ninx "a clean p the Esorals & ne
Legislature. but nSbocy seems . psy
any artsutfcn ss to VIC 5 Ehc n pcsi-
teal AFFAIRS sns If be IS norzllg
clean.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

RaiIross calls attsnuo1 @ TIE fact
that 'iGx4pirg @ ard CT EoTiug
trains i G1lzwfEL Un1ezEtEt1l.
too. uixhs be sl6s1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

ATuLLEz Isl HEEzEE SWIM. ~ .1s
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Organs ErErg r Arrs ArI#a @rEE1E q
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cAE0LTNE T. EALMEE
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tas rgzGEs-s t1srscL- g. te 81 Or 1sF
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t--eezea TsTZs-r
GfvsE EnGar mv hazz sals &sA aay az
Dec 20 1sr. ISIS
WALEES r. EALhEE.
n A1-I1EEs -asCr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

Kansas papsr eo1pisias mat 15crT1z-
ares DO not ecztain the wo-d 'sor1sry-
Heap az thinEs n life TIE di-tionzries
deaf recar1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
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TTANr q Two experiences ~ ATS S.
" ABrlg Ehos y vens, - Mat- Sc
Mm
VI ANE U--A WEEEE Nab Arnhy ~
~ UE-11r scw etavat s ea1emy tw
LADY OR GIRL $3.50 ~, 80 60
8 2ara al IS roEr raes tlr al vercts-rs. e1as
wee k.V SfAr f1r rzrr.r-l0rs- All E4L-
can ADV BIZ aMAE- W
ANAMEsi Ai-~-t slsT-8 cav, 4T ~e F1atlE-
W HccE-seEEeEg or EelUsG s1i- % So no
eG Gare sen c. address ~ Cclasss
AVeEz- WEEK Gail s0r a-1 delivered
am
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

We desire 70 pay Cur respects . s1s
Legislative bgt tbey went ct %. No
women aIf9ws1 sro0u there
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

That's a happy rho1ght-paru1y
PEGS Raven singing Of 'Bals. bflIs.
billsr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

salisbury has starts5 movement
to clear 60 the town Annapolis
please take noties.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

The Legislature Is Ep % IS %
tricks -Eseet and z15ouru
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08
FOR RENT.

rs E1uE lzrzs airy E.s1l9Gs Ear hc-ss seq
= 49, S1eAsz. wiz AL CcEweGla- ess .
rm-4. 80 an q eaeczrfs Esx1Es 10 eAr1 rnssE :
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80. Gay 40 N'aszGzx41z SG@ CIV
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-08

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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-09-02
SUNLIGHT IN CITIES.

Inat the open air in some places
makes for health and in other places
Tor i'll health everybody knows. Yet
the crude methods employed by
CHEMISTS. microscopes. and bacteria
ioglsts In their examinations Of air
have not shown in what lies the diff
ference. That narrow. dark streets.
hlgh buildings, dark courts were un-
healthy every sanitarian recognized:
yet when 1T came to a demonstration
OF the quality of their badness proof
halted.
In recent years the students OF
radium and r~adio-activity have offer
ed some suggestions of value. Now
even more valuable information comes
from studies of the qualities of light.
Brockman. of Regina, Sask.. Canada,
tells us that the principal harmful eff
out the ultraviolet and violet rays
from sunlight. The long rays at the
other enc of the spectrum contribute
directly to The ARCHAEOLOGICAL action of
light. They kill by drying and in some
measure by heat. The short rays
bacteria by direct action.
The rays that are most effective are
the 29O MN. rays. In the desert at
Assuan the go rays reach the earth in
fair quantity. In Washington, d. c..
on a sunshiny day the shortest rays to
reach the earth are the 330s; on a
cloudy DAY, the S7OS; on an exceeding
~ cloudy. hazy day, the 1905.
The investigation indicates that es-
peclally smoke, even in relatively thin
layers. effects a selective Absorption in
such a way as to impoVerish the light
passing through the medium, particul-
arly in ultraviolet and violet rays
When the sun looks like yellowish
red ball and the rays are yellowish,
such light as there is is not capable of
destroying bacterial life.
THE smoke which gathers over great
cities in thick layers is impervious to
short waved light and allows only a
g%laucous light to reach the
ground. The light is sometimes re-
duced to 3 of l per cent of the normal
In London it has been possible for a
long time to notice a relation between
sunless days and outbreaks Of in
fluenZa. common, pneumonia. and even
such diseases as diphtheria, scarlet
fever. and measles. S%anitarians have
wondered why this was. AT times they
have denied the accuracy of the
statistics.
The present explanation is that on
cloudy. foggy and smoky days sun
light has not the purifying action pos
sessed on clear days; that the air OF
mountain tops of clear eXpanses in
the country is helpful because none of
the Short rays are filtered out of the
sunlight.
Brockman advocates measures
against smoke and dust in the air. He
also wide, broad streets,
houses with fewer stories. wide court
yards, and treeless streets. He would
nave strips of lawn and flower beds
but no trees.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-09-02
RHEUMATIC SORE THROAT.

If. having read this article, O ask
your physician what is rheumatic sore
throat, he probably will reply hat he
does not know. And he does not. No
body does. In the sense that the word
rheumatism has been used, there cam
not be a rheumatic sore throat. If
rheumatism is an infection of the joints
with bacteria carried to them by the
blood stream, and If the usual point of
entrance of rheumatism bacteria int
the blood is the nose. throat and mouth.
then rheumatic sore throat is probable.
There is a condition we'll recognized
Dy physicians under the name of sub
Infection. In this condition. there is a
continued daily absorption of bacteria,
but the numbers absorbed are too few
or the virulence of those absorbed is
too low to cause a violent fever or a
violent inflammation. Bearing these
facts in mind, rheumatic sore throat is
rather easy to understand.
What the man in the street has had
In mind by rheumatic sore throat was
a persisting raw feeling in the throat.
a moderate soreness which came and
went mild pain on swallowing, present
some days and absent others. never
bad but showing a tendency to hang
on. When h doctor has been consult
ed about his he has used a spoon.
looked in the throat. pronounced every
thing all right, and prescribed a chlor-
ate of potash gargle to satisfy the pa
tient.
II the patient was disposed to COM
plain. he told of being lame in the back
or having a few pains in his ankle,
knee or wrist. The ordinary case of
rheumatic sore throat does not amount
to much.
However the disposition is to re-
gard absorption from such centers of
mild Infection as the cause Of rheuma-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-09-02
No Criticism Of German Poodle.
From the ST. I.oris Rennhlic

from the st. Louis Republic.
The criticism of Germany's present no
sition which is on the lips of America to-
day is not born of any unfriendly attitude
towaFd the German people. Too much OF
the best blood Of Germany has entered
into the veins of the new world for that.
America recognizes how much Germany
owes to the German army of 1870. 1t APP
who has stood at the head OF the German
people for a quarter century. 1t has not
missed the Significance of German unity
In this awfu moment. But, remembering
from what small differences between Aus
tria's demands and Servia's concessions
the present awful tempest arose, America
feels that the sudden plunging OF the con-
tinent into war could not have taken place
II the machinery Of the German govern
ment had permitted the peace-loving spirit
of the great German commonalty to
speak. In this day of government OF the
people. by the people. for the people. it
mourns sincerely at the sight of a great
nation plunged into war by the fiat of a
single mistaken ruler.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-09-02

told arthritis. of much of the stiffening
of the joints in people of middle life
n beyond. AS an additional reason
Tor paying more attention to these
rheumatic throats, every now and then
after hanging on for several weeks as
an ordinary rheumatic sore throat, one
OF these cases will eventuate in a bac-
terial blood stream infection. This bac-
terial blood stream infection will cause
a pericarditis. or en%docarditis. or
a%poplexy. or Bright's dis
ease. or some other grave condition
Therefore. the advice is not to hold a
rheumatic sore throat too lightly. The
best policy to pursue is to go to a physi-
clan and have him clean up the throat.
There are vacuum cleaners with which
the throat a be cleaned of all surface
bacteria. and at the same time the It's
sues can be massaged.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-09-02
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.

Ar~terio-sclerosis means hardening Of
the arteries. When water drops day
by day on a stone a hole Is worn there
IN. Arteries overstretched day by day
surfer a loss in thei elastic fibers; but.
instead of showing holes where the
fibers were. there is a COM
pensatory o%vergrowth of white ~inelastic
flbers. The arterial wall, instead OF
hlnning thickens. and the blood pass
age is narrowed. This process requires
years.
The blood pressure is the way of
measuring its progress. 1t is the process
of growing dc. In fact. one way of
putting 1t is to say that the ma Of so
has ~S0-year-old arteries.
In hardening OF the arteries the pres
sure may reach 800. Two hundred is
not infrequent. When this gross pres
sure is analysed it is foun that the
diastolic pressure is low and the pulse
pressure is high.
Hardening of the arteries annot be
cured. The condition is there. 1t has
been earned. The man has had his
Ting, and he nus pay the fiddler. But
that does not mean that he should lay
down and quit. 1t is better to throw
out a rear guard and fight to protect
the retreat han not to fight at all.
Why allow a defeat to degenerate into
a rout
A man with -sclerosis should
have his pressure taken periodically.
He can regulate himself so tina he can
live II long life and Il comfortable one.
by temperance in drinking. eating,
working. and worrying he may avoid
the rocks which his ADVERTISEMENTS
has thrown into his paths.
by watching his pressure he can
foresee and forfend some OF those
rocks. For instance. If he is having
vertigo (diZzineSs) and an examination
shows a considerable rise in his pres
sure he should guard against apopleXy
by starving and purging. Or, finding
that his pressure has risen suddenly
and sharply. he should have his urine
disease is even more threatening thar
apopleXy.
Also he should remember that a heart
working against a high pressure is UNI
der extra strain. and, knowing this, 10
should keep track of the pulse pressure
to know the work his heart is doing and
how we'll 1t is holding up under it.
MOI are these suggestions formidable
a few weeks of trial to adjust ones life
to a basis of temperance and then little
thought or attention need be given it.
The best opinion is that, under ordin-
airy circumstances, 1t is not advisable
to attempt to lower blood pressure.
Taught says:
lit is always a bad rule to promis-
cucusly institute measures to reduce
blood pressure. Blood pressure reduc-
ton shonld only be attempted for a
good reason. based upon a careful
study of the case"
Leave the pressure where it is, but
so live that 1t will not go higher.