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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
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HFtItUM 10, JlUUs
Sic perionl.den &teuern Iolten
Dor 9fbIouf hides Nonots an ben
Goilntn SdoEneilter be3abIt meroen,
Ia nit @c1ina oes nelien @onats
3inien al besablen linn.
Bon ben int 6riibltHg Dem @orten
Stub beinetrctenen Snitlern bahcH
54 onourh einen geroienit BON $469
erlonet. mdbranO 5 bon ibnen NIT
einem 8erlult s%eorbeitet batten. Sc
botten it'd uripriinglih 1875 aloscn
.un6 WGohen Oofir o~ngeneLoet. obcr
Der er6Bere S5iI BON ibnen gob bic
Grbeit ouf, bepor oas GnDe Der
SaiIon erretht ipuroe. Die EcIteH
ie0er SduIe ruroen 0urn eoI0ene
nno iiIberne MeooiGen olisge5eih ct
Die 9omen foIaen: Somer Dideriou,
Spar Sobnion Carl Springer. Or.
bile 8ilnmermnnn, 9euln1 SenoriH
uno 3eIo Sornn1f erbielten erIte
greiie. 8tpeite 8reiie geInneten an
Sigh W1liqop, Nobert 4reitorL ebert
g~n0erlon, 2ouiie 8ritton, 2ouis
SenOrif urO Settle Soffmnn.
Die in Greu1onf beriommeIten
@Gi6ereibeliber ibrehen bon Grb0.
hung ihrer Qreiie. llebrioens be-
ri6tet Der 5driftfibrer Der gGders
meiiter bon ghnerifo. onB felt Dem
/. Iunuit OieIcs Sobres 1900 3D.
dereien aufqelort b1tten, 3a critic.
rem. 90 tic BET ben boben 8reifen
fir Moterio[ i1r grot niht mebr az
friiberen Nrpiien liefern fonnten-
Erdii6ent @iIion in1t, oie bolen
mittelm1nner linO fir Die bohen
NreiIe bon 2ebengmitteIn ber1ilts
nortlih. Staten Sic nodmnL, @err
%r1lioentl
@i1iom SenrD fDiir0e oes Mor0es
bon @itte idlnlbia befunoen I'M 2.
@ro0e.
Soc Hobertg hot fem ottf feiner
Sorm oItIid non 6remont geIegenes
8pbnboi1s nit boIit1nOiaen @ni.
Ieruerfen berieAen.
Die GrGuIein Dorothy Sen uuD
gbriitine Sorion, bei6e 2ebrerinner1
Der ytiderfon Sfule tDoren Grcitna
in Sreutoit I'M Metboocn bicliger
9ebrerinnen gu i~tioieren. Ole brittle
Sebrerin IN ~gltderion 1T nnd sduD.
ler.
Srou GIii1beth 8olbpin, SHUTTER
non 6. ". goLbmin Itdrb GreitaQ
Soitie hires 6obnes I'M sitter
bon 81 Sobren. Gas gegrGbnis
fnn6 oru Sonlstag i'm 2 ltbr mad.
mittnes itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
3a6nl0mRr5en
5u6au(e ge6ei(t!
Sloan's einiment nimnit GAIN.
idlmersen lire Sdlrefen.
Sfmcr5 DcrihiDinOet in
iDenigen Wtinuten.

Gle hoben es nidt notig. iid BON
3obnifmer3en G1dte lang plnsen
5t loIieu. Sloon's Eminent par.
iddfft ifneae @rleidteruitg aao
Aube.
GIN eiftmaIi1er @ebrnlf lnO Der
5nnter5 beridpinoet. Slonn's 81
niment mirft oirett ouF Die 8ur5el
0es Sdymer5es. Gs Derihaift idJneI
le 2Innerun9 uno pcrrineert bic
3ahnihmer5en.
I'm nenroigiife 3obnlhmeraen al
oertreibe'3, fpenOe man Gloon's 81
niment iiberIi9 an. Sfmer3enOe
MuBfel. RbanmotismlS, 8ipperlein,
8crratfungen, 8eritouduigen. Sc.
reuifuB Groitbeulen itlo iteifes Sc
MD tonnen beitens nit Slnon's 2i.
munent geheilt merpeit. aeinliher
oIs idlntieriqe 9flaiter nnb 6alben.
GIoon's Eminent in alien apo.
tbefe1l in 25t, 5Oe uno $t.00 5Ia.
then.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Der erpreGnue IdlnlOis.

2incolh 81. gtop. - NuS Sort
9(neeles, 8oIb, i'll oie gtadridt
einactrofien, BOB Gronf 8. Ridoros,
Der bis 5u icinem Dor ileun $40.
nater erfolater @cg5u1 9%r1iiOcnt
oes 1ieiigen Commercial Clubs uno
10 Sabre biuour6 @ei6aftsfiibrer
ocS 2ineoln @otelS mar, Der oers
iudten grpreiiung, begortaen an 9.
6. &bompion oem &auptinbobcr oes
GineoIn @otcls unb friiberer Sc
innoter in Mcrito, ifuloig befunoen
lporoen lit. Ai9oro ioa georobt
boben, ooB CT cine Geographic
8bonpions ber6ffeutlifen meroe,
faas oieier Ibm niht $4,000 aus
cable, ipeIde 9iiharos ongebItd aui
eiuen &eiIbaber, aontraft bin au be-
fomlren bottc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

w. s.. NeeObdnL &ernusgeber oes
Mouitor, erlitt beim @eruntergeben
Der gu ietner @eihdftSitlbe fiibren'
ben Sreppe eineu 6da, Der ben
gru6 elmer slippe our 6olse bate.
Sueraen @enrD gerammn itarb
bier an II. gSobember nod elmer
gon5 fltr5en aronfbeit. 9aitor
5dyils ron s5auio leitetc odS 8e.
gr1bnis.
Srou Goriteil &oulen NOR Gebtelt
Sonutag in 4ierce al Beiud.
@olter Sroper, Elm @eihaftsmanrt
bon CREIGHTON, un6 Soo Sdraoer
bon bier. berbeiroteten ii9 titr5lid.
2esten Sonntog begging Sobn
@robmnnn ul0 am lesten Mittpod
2puis Gd)roeoer leinen @eburtstag.
geioe Serren iino iebr beliebt urlo
feierten ibr g9iegenfeit in meitem
Sreunoestreiie.
Sobn 9roi9 bat nm ieiren Gin
aug IN iein neues @eim gebalten
mo freut iid) NIT ieiner 6nnuilie
iiber Den id0nen 8obnplot in SIN.
6ei1burg. gSir grdtlIieren Serrn
4roif 81 ieinen idonen, aeniitIis
den &etm.
6enrn @ueting oenenft nit ieiter
5omilie noh Californian 5i geben,
itm bort ben 8itter au3ubringen.
@eiinobeits5uitono ieiner 5rau
berlongt cine 2uftber1noeritng.
8ilbeIm 2entfe un6 8ror, Die
einen 9efuh IN Dodge, @ebr., ge-
modt bntten, iiro iebt nieoer auriif.
SER Goodman. Der @eihaftsfilb.
rer Der Sin1on Glo. 60, bate BON
einem aaitoiOoten cine 3igorre enl-
pfongen, bic 6eim &ouhen erplooier-
te uno @errn Goodman beinobe 81
mari. 0erartiee 8ibe iou-
ten unterbleiben. neil fie ihon oft
Die idlimmiten Go[een eebnbt baben.
Gan Stepbens bat omar aud oicS-
tros Ser beftigen 0ppoiition
Ser 8euti6en cine Mojori.
tat bon foirn 5000 Stimmen auf
5utpeiien. Dos 1T aber nidt oiel,
ipenn man beoenft, onB er I'M Sabre
1914 1881 Stimmen bottle. 3obr-
lid, Don's Gopul1rit6t ninnt rel.
BGno al. Gur Bic popiildre @elIe
oes @iIionismis bot i'm oiesn1ol
.gerettet.
5ris @orunler, ST., bat iif CUR
9ebonolnng zines @cidmiires gu
nltsmdrtigen gr3t bege6en.
8ilbelm Senien, Der Elm 4rebs-
IeiOen I'M 9afen bate, 1T oIs fttriert
noh BLOOMFIELD 5liriifgefebrt.
Die gonen Der GreifoltigfeitS
berlebten orl lesten Gonnerg
Tag einer idonen gtaGmittag I'M
Der 6ran Sobn SorneEotb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Die cncrmcn Sdbiffss
DcrlMitc ser Britcm!

Berlin 81. &op. Sm Sinblid
oif cine irreleitrnoe Mitteilung Der
hriiiihen Reaierune inbe3uq aif Die
&'crlalte Der britiihen S6iifobrt
wdbren0 bcs @rieees muroe beitte
bier befannt ceeebeil, oob 0os britt.
lhe Reid bis gum en0e oes 5cp.
temhcr ocS Sntrcs 1916 an Sor.
oelSihiffcn bon 1000 Gcnnen imO
noriibcr mGbrcaO oeS arieges insgc.
ialut 2,fS0.000 Gonncn einecbibt
bot. 0ns beiBt 1914 Bro5ent oes ge.
itnnocs Scr britiIhen Son0elsflotte
hetm aricgsousbruf. Hetnet man
aqe Dnmpfcr mo Sdiffe Elm, ollo
nuh iene inter 1000 1onneL 10
miirbe iih Der Ero5entiot nod er.
bohen.
Die o%ngegebrnen Soblen be3ieben
lid mir nuf Die befnnnt %aencroenen
@erIuite, unD 6obei ltebt es niBer
5roge. onb ouh betr1htlihe Der
lutte porliegetL ole niemals gemeloet
poroen iin6
PIN rs. 0ieies MonotS buttc Ibos
mas Ntocnomaro Der 5inun5lefre.
tar Der britiiGen aomirolit1t. i'm
llnterbouie befannt gegebeft Dab lid
bic @erIuite Der britti6en Dompf
idiffobrt bis Sum 30. September
pes lmlfenoeu Sabres ouf rngei1br
2@ 9ro5ent be5iffern, uno 5rpnr
icicn in Dieic Gerluitliite ale 56iffc
CiugeIhIolien nelde lpobreno oes
arieaes aus iraeno einem @rimo
Berloren eegangen iin6. eiur angnbe,
pelfe I'M Sinblid aii bic Der bout
ihen Reaieritng poblbefannte Ser.
.uItsiFfer bon0greiflih foIih mar.
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an fanaNiIden N~eeregOitnit aepreht.

GooDbine, 2t. glob. 2ouis O.
6%onelanb, Sotn bon o.. g. Sobe-
lan6 bon bier, lit in aanooo in Sen
ariegsoienit 1cpreBt moroen urO Der
Batter lest olfes M0nlide in 9eiue-
aung, lint ieineu Sobn frei gu be-
fommen, Solnit er nift fir eng.
Ian0 o1if Oen Sdladtfel0ern Sian,
oerns perbluten muB. @eneralonpalt
Heeo in Qineoln miro Die 4nge[e.
genbeit nit gun0esienatcu Std.
cod o%ufnebmen uHo Die 6reiloiiung
oes jull1en 0obelonb, Der omcrifd-
niiher giir9er 1T, beronlohen.
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0apitpl miro repnriert lucrhcn.

gincoIn 81. gtoU. - Ser oitli.
dc 5liiocl Oes aapitols ioQ Der
lfiobeu reporiert uno renobiert fuer.
ben bah in Oieiem Bintcr feline @e.
fabr oes @%inituraes nlebr belteben
Der irnatlihe Sneenielr lit
oneelpieien morOcn iofort nit Den
iiotieen arbeiicu 81 beginner. O.
iperocn StiiBen ongebrodt werOen,
ipeldc cs oerbinoern, ieIblt iaas Bic
@dnoc einitiir5cn ioItel, OoB bic
5uBboOen nnN Oas God einitilr3t.
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Die Prohibitions
~2tbStimmmno!

Rohitcbeno bringen mir oos 9ie.
iiltat Der a%bitimmiing Der Sto0te
iino Grtifnftcn iiber 9robibition I'M
Stoote Nebrnsfo ort lebten Z. gfo.
pembcr. Giaentiimlidl. mic Cs lalt
ten mag. aber gerooe IN Srtifoftcn
no man init 6ua nnO Rett cine
Wcbrbeit Der n9niien" rrtn1rten
fonnte. bobeu bic rIrodcneu" ge.
iieat, Omaha 1T in 0ieier 2iite
niht eiugeidloIen.)
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9l6tlid pum 9pbe ereilt.

9lottsmoitn q. 4ob. - Soiepb
aubns, Suipaftor Der Burlington
@ol8bofe bier, 1T Sonntag friib inn
aItcr bon 81 Snbren %9eitorben, nad
Dem or 5omStoa obeno ploBIid
eruitboft ertrnnfte. er mar aous
monoeilr Der bieiiaeu @lf 2oge nuo
elm 5reimmlrer uno mobnte felt
etfpn neiin Snbren IN 8lattsnoutb.
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0enes Gunntrp Glnb6eiH.

Settings, 81. Sob. - Ger beige
9ountrp Club beabiiftigt Die Gr-
ridtltng zines nelten GltlbgebdiOes,
oeiien Seriteliingsfoiteu ouf $40,
600 berefnet iino. Der alub bat
90 9Ider 2onO ongefauft, meIhe ben
@olfipielern air 8erfiigung geitellt
merDen ioQen.
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Nus BIccmfielS.

Sci Dem 9eardbnis BON 9etlef
Gaper. So9u bon 8rib Boper,
CAB Die Sonnta1sidule Der 3rei-
faltigfeits air4c, oeren trettes @lieo
Detlef mar, Elm pr1dtioes Blu
menfreus unO ebrte 10 Das Nnoen,
fen eine8 Iieben treuen aomeraoen.
timer bieiiqcS SCOT Ban Eeam
bon 8ieree beiiegt.
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sdieRerei udne iAlimnle Hplaen.

BorneIton, q. gtob. Nuf BEN
SSormer GharleS 8lofer bon bier,
murOen Sonntog obeno. ais ct nit
elmer iltngcn Game IN icinem 5ubr.
iperf cine 9hisinbrt niodte, bon eli
ften1 l~lnbefannten 5 5ditiie obge.
ieuerf Die ieOOd nur ooS Cad
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Beatrice, 81. Ioo.- Die Stoots.
%fonferen5 Der 9oung @omen's Gbri
itian Ailociotiou miro bier n1fiten
.6reitog, 5omStag uto Sonntas ab.
acbalten ncroal. 3elegotinnen aus
Nebrosfn ionic aus Soma merben
5oblreih erpariet.
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aein @hisfen IN glputhef,n.

Beatrice II. gton. 8itrgermci
tier Snuuoers bat cine 8erorOnun1
crloiieiL. moilad Den gpotbefern Der.
boter miro. @bisfeb ferner 5l per
fmiien. Beatrice ioa gang uno
car trodet per0en.
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Mns Sem staate Nebrasfa!

oes ssu1rmerfcs ourdloderten, obie
81 t~reffen. Gbelcih bic 8erfolgung
duf ben 51iebbolo iofort nit glut,
buubeH nufgcuommcn muroe, fonnte
Der Morobubs uidt entoedt ner6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

90. ic---nodbem Rltn10nien ge.
idjlogen it, bn5cn Die Sample bort
MIR Iofnle 9coeuhtng-nnh Der an.
iiht Der 2onOoner Sodperit1noigen.
ytno oieielben Grperten baben BON
gintritt 9umdniens IN ben ariee
Die Gntihei0ung ertportetl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

Die 5offnling auf GrbdItune 50.
rer Milaen fiji Die Enier 5bres
qe6ens miro AM beiten erfiiat merli
Sie Tr. NeiIauo, Brernont. Nebr..
aufumen, Desen i~oreidlfiae Arbeit
bic bette 9iifsianft cut.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23
NOW LOOKOUT

When cold hangs on as often
happens, or when you have hardly
gotten over one cold before you con-
tract another, lookout for you are
liable to contract some very serious
disease. This succession of colds
weakens the system and lowers the
vitality so that you are much more
liable to contract chronic catarrh,
pneumonia or consumption. Cure
your cold while you can. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has a great rep
utation. 1t is relied upon by thou
sands of people and never disappoints
them. Try it. 1t only costs a quart
er. Obtainable everywhere by all
dealers.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23

The Prohibitionists regard
Michigan as their greatest vic
tory.
They have said," declared
Chairman Hinshaw, that we
never could win a great industrial
state. Michigan is one of the
greatest industrial states in the
country. There can be but oneans
wer to this. tits this nation wide
Prohibition is on the way, and its
arrival is scheduled for 1920"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23
TUBERCULOSIS WEEK

tuberculosis Week will be obsesvsl
all over the United States. 1t is IN
annual educational movement con-
Quoted under the direction of the Ma
tional Association for the study axz
prevention of tuberculosis.
1t is campaign to present tAis
subject in a weeks time, to the
greatest possible number of people.
Three special days are provided
Day, Wednesday, December 9Th;
Children's Health Crusade Day, Fri
day, December 9Th, and Tuberculosis
Sunday, December Sd or 10th.
Medical Examination Day
On this day there will be an eofrt
on national scale to induce every
one-sick or wel-to have an annual
physical examination. Careful ny
designations have shown that. tA{
physically perfect man is almost i'm
possible to find. Do you have yosr
body inspected at regular intervals to
see if there are any leaks or breaks
in your human machine? Are yea
sure you are physically perfect? IL
you think you are or you are not, yea
had better arrange for careful med
ical examination. Send for the Meai-
cal Examination Circular.
Children's Health Crusade Day
This day will be devoted to inter
esting children in schools and else
where in health plays, compositions
and stories on matters of publis
health, especially tuberculosis and M
the sale of Red Cross Seals, the pre-
ceeds of which are used for tubercu-
losis work Organize a Health Cru
saders' Leaue. A Modern Healt1
Crusader is boy or girl who inter
ests himself actively in his own health
and the health of others, seeking to
CONFIRM to set CT simple health
rules. The imp, rtance of instructing
children in personal hygiene and IA
what they can do to raise the health
standard of their community cannot
be too strongly emphasized. Teach
ers send for Health Crusader.
tuberculosis Sunday.
A sermon or brief talk in con-
nection with some service, a discus
sion before young peoples society
or some other special group.
Emphasis is especially laid on the
great good which will come from aa
knowledge of the nature of
the disease and the methods of pre-
vention. Spread the Gospal of good
health during tuberculosis Week.
Ministers, teachers, physicians and
laymen can obtain literature for the
of sermons or talks, or
for distribution, without charge. Give
number of pieces you want. Send
postal to DR.. Harriet B. Jones, Elk.
Sec, w. Va. Anti-Tuberculosis
League, Glendale, W. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23
CITIZENS OF ELLINGTON
AROUSE YOURSELF
Davis and Films Needs You

Davis and Elkins College is a
monument and credit to the
Founders. Both of these noble
and lamented citizens of Elkins
have now passed away. While
they lived the Davis and Elkins
College was generously provided
for. Senator Davis and Sena-
tor Elkins were far-seeing men,
they were men of power in bust
ness, social and public life, the
whole Nation was proud of
them.
When they founded Davis and
Elkins College they builded we'll,
they knew the Incompatible
worth to their fellow man of a
Christian institution founded on
the traditions and high ideals of
Christian Education.
They knew the invaluable help
of higher education in service
to the State, they were both wise
practical men deeply concerned
in the future welfare and pros
perity of West Virginia.
Now that these worthy citi-
zens have left us their mantle
falls on the shoulders of those
who are with us now.
If your pride is your business
and in your home is such as you
would have the world to under
stand, then you must be deeply
interested in the upbuilding and
worth while future of Davis and
Elkins College.
1t is to your direct personal
interest to see to it that this
precious heritage is properly
cherished and appropriately
supported.
The Campaign now under way
to raise $150,000.0O for the pres
ent and future well being of
Davis and Elkins College must
go forward andeverybody must
work with that one end in view.
1t is imperative for your own
good and the good of your chill
dren that you come forward as
workers with an infexible de-
termination to bring out all the
latent force you possess and get
into immediate concentrated ac-
ton for the good of your city
your County and State.
The great economic value is in
calculable, because among other
things, Institutions like Davis
and Elkins College accomplish.
Educational work of the highest
standard for less money than
any other agency.
The moral effect will always
be your best asset since the
Christian College furnishes the
church with it's Ministry and the
Nation with it's most prominent
educators.
Doubt as to the future will
be largely eliminated because
the patriotism of the College
has been tested and never found
wanting.
Business efficiency will be
made more durable and business
spread and sturdiness will bel
more readily adjusted becauseI
their fundamentals will be-
founded on Truth.
A Christian College gives the
greatest return to the Country
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23

dollars to, treat and which may never
be cured-or to stop it at its begn-
ming? The best way to discover dis
ease early is to have periodic axezs-
nation of your body lat least once q
year).)
Send for leaflet, Periodic Medical
Examination.
HARRIET B. JONES,
Executive Secretary W. Va. Anti-Ts-
berculosis League.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23

iently on the stove, the hot solu-
ton may be poured into such a
vessel and the silver object then
immersed. The method is most
effective, however, when the
solution boils during the clean
ing process, and efficiency is
rapidly lowered as the tempera-
ture of the solution falls below
the boiling point.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23
TOOK The HURT OUT OF HER
BACK.

Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuscumbia, Ala,
writes: Il was down with my back 50
/ could not stand up more than half
the time. Foley Kidney Pills took al
of the hurt out" Rheumatic pains,
swollen ankles, backache,s stiff joints
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments
indicate disordered kidneys and blad-
der trouble.
GRANT GRAHAM. Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-23
MEDICAL EXAMINATION DAY
Dec. 9Th, 1916.

Medical Examination Day will be
the second annual effort on a national
scale, to induce every one, sick or
we'll, to have an annual physical ex-
animation. This does not necessarily
mean that all who apply need be ex-
amined on this day. The intention
is to interest everyone possible in the
subject of at least one medical ex-
animation year.
Now Is the Time.
Do not imagine because you feel
perfectly well, you need no examina-
ton. Out of thousands who have been
examined and found to be impaired,
only 10 per Get imagined there was
anything wrong with them; the re-
naming so per cent supposed them
selves perfectly we'll. Careful ex-
aminations have shown that the ply
sically perfect man is impossible to
find. Almost every one who has
reached the age of 80 has some i'm
pairment or defect Of his body. Out
Of 1000 men and women examined,
70 per cent were found to have i'm
pairments of a more or less serious
nature while all of the remaining 30
per cent had some defects of a minor
nature. Are you sure you are physi-
cally perfect? Many little defects of
the body sap the vitality and lower
resistance so that person readily
becomes prey to the ever present
and deadly tuberculosis germ. The
tine to prevent tuberculosis is before
it attacks you. The time to prevent
disease sapping your vitality is be-
fore it gets foothold.
Inspecting the Human Machine
Il you have an automobile, plough
or other machine you look it over
once in awhile to see whether there
are any parts that are wearing out
or needing repair DO you have your
body inspected at regular intervals
. see if there are any leaks or breaks
in the human machine.
How?
IF you have regular family physi-
clan arrange with him for thorough
overhauling of your body. Examina-
lions of eyes, ears, nose, throat,
mouth, teeth, tongue, skin glands,
lungs, heart circulation stomach, liv-
er and other abdominal organs. Tests
of the brain and nervous system.
Blood pressure tests. If careful ex-
animation of your family doctor re-
veals some impairment that demands
special attention, it will pay you to !
see a specialist. No matter how well
you feel, you need careful examina-
tion to show the working conditions
Of every part of your body machin-
cry.
Cost.
You can get thorough physical
examination including all of the
things mentioned and many other
features for not more than $500 any
where in w. Va. In many communi--
ties for very much less. If there is
, free disponsary nearby, it need cost
you nothing, if you cannot afford to
pay your doctor. If an inspection of
your body reveals little break that
IAN be repaired for dollar or two,
which is cheaper; to let that little
break continue until it becomes cron-
e tuberculosis, cancer or Bright's dis
Ease, which will cost you hundreds of
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sible, as stand. The iron will retain
heat much longer if an open iron stand
be used.