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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

Success In life lies gaining something better pursuit Of the best
is the natural tendency of normal
Man that which daily need, always plan and
seek that which of
To get daily strength daily
ties which produce and pose.
To fit ourselves for the responsibility life equip ourselves with
knowledge and we aim for efficiency.
The higher and better things of life depend
upon growing appreciation of what may be
To add to knowledge,
goodness; these steps in development.
Hyou oleam trade technical apply
self to work in big establishment
fit ourselves
develop both mental and spiritual power
The of higher things
church, in association with people to be found there
There is cross tits privilege, desirable
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

"How much better wisdom go1d to
al liver"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

All communicates of the church are
earnestly requested to attend holy
communion tomorrow morning at 11:S
o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Important = All evening services
commence half hour earlier.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

The Ladies' Guild met last week at
the rectory to make arrangements for
the rummage sale. which will be held
next Friday and Saturday at S:15
Main street, ,next door to the White
head drug store.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

Children that are not attending any
other Sunday schools, will always find
themselves at home in our Sunday
school and will get the best attention
and care.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30

The sections of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at the homes of MEM
bers at 81 80 on Wednesday afternoon.
Section will meet with Mrs. C. H
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-30
Latter Day eaInts.

Emmanuel Lutheran-Corner of Sew
enth and Fort streets. Sunday school
at 10:15 q. m. English service the first
Sunday at IL a. m. and the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Muzzling the Sneeze
By William Brady, NJ. D.

m" bureau Of Public iiealth ana
Hygiene, New YORK City. nas ius,i.
,uted campaign of education which.
u followed W. throughout ia" COIN
Try, VIII materially reduce ~. incl
Cence Of nose. throat ana chest dis.
cases. These so-csllcd colds" nav.
been running Wild through 'h. com
nHaniiN with lt'l. "iiorr 10 i,r.ycut
Item r"opl" have wiilfuly -hn- their
eyes 70 ia" ooutugiousH.sS Of ~! 50.
c"li"h colds and refused 10 ac opt
the teachings Of all modern eutnori.
seemed 70 run counter TO Oh t,adi-
tional belief. NAMELY. thnt colds, sor.
ihionis ana ailments accompanied b.
r"irh "er" du" TO weather counl-
lions
~ the propaganda OF the Nc" YORK
bureau excellent use is nelnr mad. ot
certain posters and stamps Tn, most
"rS we're designed b. school clildr.,
'hr depicts & conyentiounllzcd black
ara whit" view Or two little tots I,ld
M handEtich!efs out before them. ANA
thcS" words az" pr nied below: "i7 You
s. These for til" Sucoz.s You WIij
STOP tho Dread Diseases" AnotHDr
post IS o. coiors. T. shows IN rb.
FOREGROUND gentleman .ncezirp f..
ms handkerchief. ana ~ the back
ground person eu"czing opcr-fac.
ihsh'oh ana iunwinp gan,Ic,ua,,
hhs'sning 10 escape from tne yicinlty
Al IT." TOP these words appear. pro.
,"'' ~" Publie From Disease l-Ac Ynur
iiHndE"rchi"i When You -urczcH
hoth posters ana stamp. ntav be .,,
at minimum cost ~t
should he utiiiz"d by L"aIrn dr.a,,
lu+hiS every whcr" ANA cy.r.- .,t,.f
room should nave ono Of the tose,t :,
n'spihE - continual fcuin6.Y a,.
.,SS"m 10 NE punils n" raups may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OPENS IN LYNCHBURG
virginia Conference or CharItIc. nud
corrections Tx Welcomed 10 city
by Mayor Jester
Especial to Tho Mines. Dlsnnich

lSpcciai to Tho MINES Dispatch
Lf NCliBCSG, VA. February o.
The thirteenth annual convention or
the virginia Conference of Charities
ana corrections began mere this after
noon with three Mss meetings. one q,
the city Auditorium for men. auotbcr
at the virginia Hotel for women ana
The third at the Eighth Street African
5aptiSt church for negroes.
at the city Auditorium Mayor lester
WcIcomed the convention, and the "a
Spouse was by Rev. s. G.. Hatcher
chairman or tho State Hunrd Of t,b,rj
tics ana Corrections. The address OF
me session was delivered by Rev. 4
IL: iiowertoh. profession OF philosonht.
washington and Lee. whose subip.t
"as helision and Social Service"
Al the hotel auditorium the women
were welcomed by Or. William
Webb, president OF Randolph Mn,,,rs
Womans College and the rcsuopee yna
by Mrs, j. Il. Jobson, of iuchmonI
Tho address of the session was made
ny MISS Kate Waller Barrett, nresi
dent National Florence CrIttondon Mic
sion. '"
The Charities and Corrections Con-
Vehtion VIII be in session all day To-
morrow On Tuesday the Virginia
Juvenile Protective Association viii
meet. and OH "Wednesday the sossIons
OF tho Virginia Social IIyt-innc 49,,
citation VIII he held
Io-dhy several hundred dcInrn;eu
were IN the city. ana about ano =. ,.,
expected TO bc here Tomorrow Nnuy
OF INC piIpits OF the city were .unni,nu
t"-hhy by members or tho three cen
vcntlons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
SUNDAY OPENS CAMPAIGN
IN BAL TIMORE WITH VIM
Feature or His Sermons in ScrccchIrr
pchnhrc OF Devil. He'll nnI Al
Powers of Exf


BALTIMORE. February 37-Eill,.
S"u"aE opened his campaign in Bniti
more to-day with vim. The city was
! ready Tor all the fire that Sunday could
put mt" his opening guns
ihtrc were about l5.0OO persons in
Tue labefnacie at TIE morning sermon.
-"'"""-thc Tabcrnacic's capncity--a;
'nc AFTERNOON performances. ana at
night 10000 wcr" unable to Get i'm
Two thousand had remained affcr mo
morning service for the second and
"'oo" Kept their places to be sure Ia
get in at night.
The new Gocrnor OF MARYLAND wns
present. ana made speech. introduce
ing the evangelist The feature of his
sermons was screening defiance 10
me deVH, hell ana all the powers of
evil. u
fantins, hoarse and auivcring with
'Nci'eiheht ne seized chair and
mounted it
II defy YOU he shricked "You have
hed ABOUT me-! Now am here. Come
on. Come on, You forces Of ininuitv
IN Baltimore that have made The
church sim Come out! / defy every
uirtE one of YOU. Come on. yoi,
tfaduccrs. Come on, YOU triple cy-
tract OF infamy. Come, YOU assussins
OF character! Come on. you dcfamers
OF cod aud enemies OF the church,
Como on. YOU bull-neckcd beetle
pro"ch' hog jowlcd, peanut Drained
"casei-eyed. four ilushcrs-yOu false
alarms and excess bageagc. In tho
name OF God, challenge and defy
YOU
His audience rose as one Individual.
singing the Battle Hymn OF the Re-
public. ana waved hats, handicr-
chiefs ana umbrellas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Baths
By Aniomeue DonncNv

The instinct TO hathe II opportunity
offers is implanted in every human,
hung. and only in false ana unnatural
modes o. lie are people deprived Of
IL, their instincts becoming AT last SO
-isrNtrted that they are as afrain Of
the external use OF water a. AZ in
halirg fresh air
. Even artificial baths are not an
known among mos stm!civilizcd races.
and our Indian tribes when the ors,
"hi'n men came to this country. and
FHen IN the century when they roa:ne1
.nnd!eturbed In the great West. buil, y
sort OF crude vhpor bath nea, ma
HANKS Of streams
They were crude excavations Of 4,
sort OF beehive huii' Of mud aud
siicha. having e small circular o..r
1nS In TIC top Tor entrance The BAH
ers went In ccnh"ny, taking villa
them heated stones and iugs of water
The stones were sprsrkled with water
iill tho bath was filled with vapor.
After profuse sweating was induced
mo bhthers plunged into the nnld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
WILL NE GIVEN
STREET. CAR SERVICE.

Sp"ciHl 10 Tho Times pisuatch.l
~ NtliHtEG VA, February 27--The
american Railways Company. which
owns tn. local street railway rouIpanv
mas agreed 10 bUild aud operate :,
street car line over the new bridge
soon I" be under construction. across
u. IT. james River into Anhcrs; County.
lu" cement depends upon the So
curing OF The proper franchises rro,,
l:!hc!Ibur" and tn" County of Amherst
nc line would be tho extension of
one OF the routes i'm tho city ard wou1d
give Il twelve minute schedule to Am
n'rS, IN" run would EiNc street car
tNicc 10 Madison Heights a suburb
'''H' "htr. 5'"uO people live
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
MANNED FRENCH SOLDIERS
ARE PLEADING FOR WORK
Movement Innu,,r,,,
suites q" AID In Trimming Them
in suitable Trndes

NEW YORK, February - -rbirt,.
lno'shh" manned French soldiers are
pi'"oihs FOR worii-for the opportunity
W ne educated 20 make themselves
useful In Tia" labor world OF thnir
country-it IS Announced hv ,rrs IA
i!iund Lincoln Baylies chairman for tI,o
chitrd Statrs OF Il movement uvtinb
mas Just been inuuglIratod for t,c mr..
e"hlZh'Inii oi the American Committee
Tor Training in Suitable Trades t,e
M"i'ncd Soldiers Of France. For t,,oan
"""vo crippled men, accordi,. 10 Nrs
HhHles. an equal number Of posjtjons
d,e teihe meta open By the employers
o. France. VIII ncei these workers
= i.ckihs TO enable 'hcm 10 learn s,r,e
cscfni pursuit SO that they can s.rve
IL! shop and factory
Build brihg. that viii lead hin,
from the hospital over into n normal
ne Mrs i;ayles nrr"s. in discussing
IN ha'nen soldier % the Fronch re-
pubic We haye been owing France
through hundred years for TINT little
matter az first aid in our American
Revolutions"
The American committee. which has
established Headquarters a, the Plaza
iiotel ~ This city. regards its task in
the light OF charity 10 10 away with
tho need OF charity" !, requires three
10 SIX months for one OF theae wnr de-
behdehts TO pass through this period
q! insructinn--the length Of time nee
'hsafY FOR his tuition depends on the
man ana his trndc--aiif the cost OF
iilS education is only to ) francs n
raf. one hundred dollars would meet
tn" average ~ all caFcs, the commit
tee cEtiInatcy
Americans ia France contributed
sZ'''oo immediately upon learning or
N" organization there OF n sinIIor
,"inmittee ouch trades are taught ms
h"7""'HakihR, carpentry. glass work.
bh"t"fraphr. Hhoemakinw tailoring
ih-tfuH"hi making. matchmaking. lin
ware work bookkeeping shorIba,.d
hnh 'yp""riting. Enlcgs the mu!ttnI.
~ "hploynblc men who are hslnr
'bih"h loose from the hospitals were
thF"h iH chhre" and their normal life
hfthcmI!y rccOnstyuctcd the cu,nmit
~" nm France frreHaw 81 nrw ana ever
lhrf"aslng dead weight of misery for
tn" republic.
~" c"nnitir. in France knew ana
hb!Hl"f "hp. having lost an arm whiIs
HFh'ink on the MBriie. drifted from air on
'' hhop ~ search Of chance TO am.
bcft Hhhhsf, ana. turned away becai,se
q" knew n" rane which lie could fol-
."N MN 49,. on" arm. Rhbt himself
" " :" "H"I' Sbeh tragedies na these
'itH' "" American committee headed
~ Nrr bhEll"E ~ iaDUring
N" inmini"d Dnt, vino are heinz
laHHhi ifnp"s under The direction OF
~" committee III France divide their
bInhts In iull, when they HAYS reaehs6
tn' stage 81 production, with those
pupils rhIhh are only beginning 10
learn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

steam freiehters from Norwegian in
terestS. and the Toledo ShipbuiltIiuc
company for four boats from the Same
source. The latter company also is
building six auxiliary schooncrs for
New York interests.
The Manitowoc ShipbuiIdinr Com
pnny has orders for three steam trnw-
icrs from Il Boston concern ana for "a
government survey boat to he used fin
Alaskan waters Five huge hulk
freiEhters are 10 be built by the Amer
lcai Shipbuilding Company at it's or
rain yards in 1916 and ten i'm 1917. Or
ders TOR seven other such boats for
l"I6 delivery have been distributed
among smaller shipyards on tho Great
Lakes.
AT Cleveland II is understood that
ithiiRh interests are negotiating for
twentr-cight ocean going trading ycs-
sells of 5000 tons each. In addition 10
all ihis building activity. twenty four
trciehtcrs. with Il total capacitv of
ll2,'oo tons, have changed hands on
The Great Lakes in the vicinity OF
Cleveland since the first Of the wear
Since last October. when the present
hooih nrst began to he felt eighty ves-
sels' with an aggregate tonnage Of
100000, have been sold on the Grcnt
Lakes This is exclusive Of package
frciehtcrs aud Canadian ships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

Ruth LII am happy to print my FOR.
nuja Tor cold cream toy you, but my in
Stin''i"iiS Tor developing jhc bust ana
facial massage arc much too lengthy Ia
print | small 10. glad 10 mail them 10
Won II YOU viii send mo 81 stamped, nd.
'|'HHc" ehN"iop" 80" ounce white
WIZ, on" oEn'" sIermaCcti. two ounces
ianoiin, TWO ounces CuCoriut oil. four
ounces oil OF sweat almonds four
ounces orange flower w;,tcr ana a
quarter ounce Of bUriC acid. Melt all
TN OILS ana WIN IN Il double boiler.
rcinoN" from III" tr" ari beat until
cola, adding slowly ana gradually the
oianc" lower water, in which the loric
acid has been dissolved. lastly pour In
I've drops Of henzojn 81 sure that IN.
Ingredients arc fresh ana Of III. best
qualify.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
EXCITEMENT IS CAUSED
BY ACTIONS OF RAB|D DOG
Animal Runs Amuck In Petersburg
and Is Said to Have Bitten
Three Persons.
ETsrRICK CITIZEN HELD Up
William Lanier Is Victim OF Two
Negro Highwaynien-He Resists
Their Efforts to Rob Him and Re.
ceivcs Bad Stab Wound i'm Neck.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb !

PHTEftSBUtG. VA. February 27.-
Much excitement was caused last even
Ing in Market Street. near the Sea-
board Air Line StFtiOn. by the actions
Of n rabid Collie deg. which had come
down tho railway track. ana was
driven into the yard of Henry IInr-
veil. The dog is reported to have
bitten three men and n horse near
the station. Tho men were strangers
aud left the scene after the dog had
been cornercd ana shot. The dog was
kiiied by Police officer Hubbard who
hhd been hastily summoned. The head
OF the animal was cut off and Sent IA
Washington for analysis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Woman and Home

streams, aud sometimes they returned
Tor second rapo' bath. William
Fem describes such baths as used by
tho Indians to cure fcverS and Coldt,
one bath heing sufficient to restore the
patient.
Before the Christian era the Greeks
and the Romans rcvclcd in their pub
lie baths The hot-air baths OF the
Greeks were In all essential particu-
lNrS like our modern Turkish baths.
The Romans copied Il. with increas-
ing luxury as tho centuries rolled on.
To-day We have greater Knowledge
or tho subject OF bathing as q health
aud beauty asset than has ever been
at the service OF mankind. Yet We
are deplorhhly backward in applying
this knowledge and In SEEING the
enormous benefits of water which may
be the common enjoyment ana priv
ilege Of all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

Tho snecinI srr.cs or montl-cnd
sermons. the feature OF tho last sun
day in each month 1t the WASHINGTON
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
was brought to a clo@e tu-night This
series of sermons has run ihoruRh
many months. AMI has attracted great
interest. II is closed now because OF
tho retirement OF Rcv. Richard Will
kinson. n. D.. ms pastor OF the church
ON sunday night next DR.. Wilkinson
VIII bid farewell TO his conservation
ana announce his intentions for tho
future and what communion he Will
unite with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

rs IL possible to show the court tlmt
scar? There was sheer in the
Noico--a sheer born of the realization
that something must be done to. stem
the great tide Of sympathy for Mary
and cast dispar cement upon this story
from the past Eu. his request was
4 boomerang, for when Mary, trembling
II little, took her place before the court
and, lifting the soft hair from her fore
head. showed the great livid mark of
- hidcouS scar. the murmuring of COM
passion that swept through the room
found a mute echo OH the bench Itself.
ana tho prosecutor. discounted. swung
CURLY away and dropped into his seat
as ianSdon called the next witness
John Alexander Macphcrsor."
1t was the same giant Sco,chman
who had testified the day before and
he dwarfed both Judge and jury as
he lowered in the witness stand, car
iEinC the breath of the forest about
him. his eyes filled with serenity OF
those who have long looked out across
Gods great open spaces
There was neither nervousness nor
self CONSCIOUSNESS In his attitude ana
the pleasant burr of his Scotch was
like the tang of burning leaves on an
answered. La
don 5 urst question.
'Mr Mocl,hc,sou ,n,, ,, ,,,
secir, ,ri.. ~, ,,. VI
''s '"'oush inc
'" VI my 'h"i'S her. VIII YOU
tell MS now. please. whether Won saw
nc again on that night ana under VIVA,
circumstances
II .nw MIR I,,.L., i
Mich, win M. non hah '""I
NM, " ,',."', ""n'' M" were 'r'i'n my
' VIZ VI I'VE "N"hlh whcm there
oo'h II hhoch at the door upcncd
IT, and there stHdc Mr. lanudon lie
va all In n f"crA farry-not tn saw
commolion ana his fn.c u,ro ,i,
Eoyan, him ! ru,. $50, 80
o,h.r mani, w" ~ 'hree
.r.i , ~" ''h'
~ 70" ''N"%hi"e them"
N.Y. there were men iron, the town
h"" seen them often, and taken I,
wco drapri' wi" them AT tho hnt.i
%oNhe saturday n'ci. But it wcr" Mr..
i.hHSunh VINO spoke Have YOU seen
MISS Page he cried. catchir. a, my
sleeve. We are looking for her, .piiy
you mean tac say you've los,it bor
again ! asked; umd he said. Yes,
sal doom 10 rest biz ana mus, b,yn
lost consciousness When came 10
S'e was gone. At that one Of the lads
called DOT Hey. Macpherson y,n
KNOW III" woods better than any other
mam-civc US hi, Of hcIn. in ,ho
search There was nae nocd mr. hi,r,
10 Ask, il Tor ! ran ont just AS were.
bdr"heatci. nur pointii on, three mans
Tor 'h"n Ia follow- bidding ,bom hon,
through The uudcrbrisb c,d inni, 81
footprints, -. tb- t,,ow Vas Iirh; .n,,
SOFT ana "otfHI SLOW the mn. foo, ~,
her q: every STEP
MA YOU 20 Nth any of ,hD .hr.e
mon
iiay"r.. no. man came h.l .a,
my r.r an. coat. ana 10, 10 ,i,. dn,,
iu-' - time ~. save Mr. r..r,dor
from bad fan ia, he wnuid r,s r
oVc! iu hear If hnd,a c,,tuh, hin,
Ny rudo wife ana tonls Mn q, "
house, ana Whom ro ,,os r.,.iy.d ~
! wns 'ue lrayiu' him. I'm, H.. vn.Iidn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

Il cottage for homeless and nnSn,tm'
nato boys of tho city. ut the sunpes.
non or tho Industrial School and Homo
Tor Boys, mt Covington, Va.
Mcnsies Is just now very proya,cnt
III Petersburg. with many casos un,lc,.
urea tmeht ana isolated. 1t is generally
OF mild type.
a number OF Christian Sc;sr,i.,,
went from this city to-day to attend
mo dedication exercises OF tho First
Church In Richmond ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Useful
Hints
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Page actress is accused OF the
murder OF David Pollock, and II defended
by her lover, Philip Lanadon Pollock was
intoxicated Shac, crook ami tool OF
Pollock WAS on the fire escape watching
for l.snEdon. Al Mary's trial she admits
she had tho revolver. Her natd tcstifcs
that Mary threatened Pollock with II pre-
Nicusl:, and MRrHs leading man duplicates
baDEdon. How Mary disappeared from the
scsne OF the crime Is a mystery. Brandon
tells OF a strange hand print ne saw on
Mary's shoulder. II is nov the turn OF the
ictenso I" Introduce testimony. Marys
mother tesiinss that tho night Mary was
born her husband. In drunken NJ, setscd
her 10y tho shoulder with such force to
leave the priut Of his fingers. LanEdon an
nounccs that lie viii prove Mary was suffer
ing from temporary insanity when she shot
Pollock. and educes from Mrs Page the
statement that Mary had the same mark
on her shoulder at times. she tells how
Mary had rushed from the house. quite In
sane. TO escape her drunken father. Alex.
ander MACPHERSON tcStitrs that lie e"uncc
saw Mary when she appeared to he daft"
ana complained that something burn
ing her shoulder. Mrs rage IS recalled and
tfstities that Mary still has Il scar from "A
bio" her father had given her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

Annabel This is simple exer.
else for reducing fat legs Stand up
straight and kick out with each foot
in turn. bending the knee SO as 10
draw the heel OF the foot back as far
as II Will GO Repeat this exercise
from fifteen 10 twenty times q day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Antoinc,tc ponncu,.. answer,

Mamie don't exactly know what
you mean by your complexion being
dark. DO YOU mean that Your skin ~
dark, or that IL is fair and simply
tanned: II YOU naturally have a darit
SIKH, there is nothing that VIII bleach
IT: but If YOU are tanned. this lotion
viii he beneficial: tactic acid. four
ounces: slycerne. two ounces and
rosewater. one ounce. Apply the To-
tion night aud morning with a pi,cc
of absorbent cotton. | have formula
for enlarged pores which | shall he
glad ~ mnil 10 you If yOu will send
me stamped, addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
News Notc. Of Interc.,.

special meeting of the s,ockhold
"rs OF the National Bank uf Peters
burg Will he held on March 2s To con
sid"r an act upon resolution to In
crease the capital stock Of the bank
from 100000 to $500. 600.
y movement has been inauzuratcd
ny INC women of Petersburg 10 raise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

ate as we'll As 4 specialist Even ba-
hieS Il lew months old sometimes re-
puire removal ~ adenoids. In little
babies an uncstnetic is unnecessary
indeed. adenoid removal is far less
painful than extraction of a tooth and
the aneSthetic is only given to keep
the patient quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

William ianipr. a citizen of EFT
trick. while on his way To his homo
early last night, was held up by two
negroes who had followed him for
some distance. MIR. Lanier resisted
aud received n severe stab wound in
tho neck, which required several
stitches to sew up. The negroes wero
frightened nwny however. before they
could rob Mr.. I.anicr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

VI. F.-Kr.oscne oil D.. USED a.. q
toni" t" promote the growth of the
hnii- II is ruhh.d into tho scalu. Jus,
as any Other tonic ia, and should he
appIl"h every night 10 obtain results
IN" oh0r of k"r"scn" makes y unplcas-
ant Ia use. ana many persons prefer
TO nst - Cooh hair tonic instead have
q formula for au excellent hair tonic
which ain sure YOU woulI ina more
agreeable 10 use than tho Kerosene
shall be glad 10 mail ii 10 YOU if you
s"'d IN" q stamped. addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

Il Never Hurts to Grow--ls there
such a thing as growing pains" in
children. What Is it that causes
children eight to twelve years old TO
aave pains in the calves and knees?
rheumatism? What * the difference
2etwcen adcnoids and polyps?
Answcr--1t never hurts a child TO
grow. Usually pronated feet tweal,
~ relaxed feet cause such pains at
2lCht rheumatism. what is it? Its
meaning is as VAGUE as the use OF tho
Word is frequent. Adenoids are over
growth OF adeuoid tissue which is nor
naiiy present on the roof or vault of
he throat up behind the soft palate:
2olypus is now growth in the nose
o' car or elsewhere. usually upon n
nasc Of some chronic iniammutory
trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

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ami It is becoming for a sirl OF six
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

could not send II to you nor write YOU
" personal letter rs YOU aid not soud
me stamped. addressed envelope