davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Sweater Department.

These garments are taken from
regular stock and are slightly
soiled or mussed.
/ Orange and Purple Sweater, We
neck and belted back: size ~; $3.50:
was $40.
Pink and Blue Brushed Woel
Sweater. roll COLLAR ana haiti eise
e. sass; was eISS.
Hisgus and Blus BypsAad Weee
Sweater, ~ mack and Aeltoa baGoIs
siSe %. ekoos was eS.Se.
I Alleviate owea$aA - nan1u ~
~ tt.y4l 49, t4cA 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Corset Department.

/ Three dozen pairs Corsets, differ
cnt makes, including both front and
back-lacing models; Maternity and
Nursing Corsets. medium bust and
long skirts; sizes 10, 20. 81, %. 20.
"a, rs, 26 and 27; %, 20, 80, 81 and
"a. s1.00 pair. We're $3.50 and $500.
Eighteen pairs of exceptionally
good Corsets-R. q G., p. N. and c.
B. models, medium and low busts
and long skirts; sizes 10, 30, al, %,
90 and 2s, 80. 81 and -. $1.6o pair;
were $500 and $3.50.
Third floor. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
IMPROPER ANSWERS
GIVEN BY SELECTS
One Local Board Finds 80 Per
Cent of Returned Question
naires Filled Out Wrong.
RESULTS IN MUCH DELAY

with one local board finding 80 per
cent of the first 5 per cent OF us re-
turned questionnaires improperly nAeo
out-thus necessitating the calling Oh
scores of men before the board. ana
thereby delaying officials in classinca-
ton work-board members believe IL
is high time Washington registrants
became more careful.
Today marked the completion OF one
half the work of mailing question
naires, the tenth per cent OF dues-
tionnaires going into the mails. Inus
more than 80 per cent OF the Distric,
30 900 registrants can profit by 'ne
warning. il they take heed
When it is taken into consideration
that of the questionnaires sent out oy
the board referred to. about 10 per cent
remained undelivered, and perhaps an
other 10 per cent were not returned, inc
so per cent of the remainder fmprop
erly filled out, leaves a woeruilS s"''''i
percentage properly done 81
one man returned to his board MS
QUESTIONABLE without so much as d
scratch upon it. He did not even sien
his name Why he took the trouble 70
circumstances, is mystery 10 oHiciais'
Asked to Scan Answers.
Members of the legal advisory board
and associate members of the board. all
rendering splendid service TO regis
trants, will be asked to scan every an
swer to every QUESTIONABLE with which
they assist
that many lawyers in assisting men
content themselves with examining
questions upon which their opinion is
asked, but have not specifically seen 10
n that the missionaries are properly
and completely filled out in toto, as the
War Department requires
Hundreds of the questionnaires, OF
course are returned by registrants
through the mails. Thus no official or
legal adviser has a chance to look over
the documents before they are turned
In.
Many men forget to sign the sets of
questions they answer completely. Fali-
questions which man must sign IN
validates the QUESTIONABLE.
Local boards have no choice in the
matter but to summon all such de-
sonally see to it that the question
naire is properly made out in every
one of its scores Of details
Gets List Of DeIinquents.
Local boards today reported to Act
ing Adjutant General Donovan the
lists of those persons who either have
not returned missionaries. having
received them, or to whom question
naires were not delivered. by reason of
their present address not being known.
The names of such delinQuents will
be turned over to the police, day by
day as they are reported. According to
the selective service regulations. II the
local police authority Is unable to pro-
duce such persons within hve days, he
shall make a report as to the findings
to the local boards.
Order numbers involved in the tenth
s per cent Of questionnaires. mailed to-
day, are: Division No. 1. 15S4-16s6; d.
vision No. 2. 1771-1s50; division No. 3.
14s1-15e6; division No. 4. 133a-1470: di-
vision No. 5, 152s-167s; division No. s.
1733-1911; division No. z. 901-1000: di-
vision No. 8. 1752-1931: division No. 8.
11so-131o: division No. 10. 1544-17o4;
division No. II. 771-351-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
D. @. War Veteran sucoumbs.

Special Dispatch to The star,
BINGHAMPToN, N. Y. December -.
Morris s. Pershing, veteran of the
daughter. Mrs william r. Stalker, here.
last night. He was member of q.
A. r. post of Washington D. G., and
the United Veterans League OF WASH
fngton. He leaves seven daughters and
two sons Mr.. Pershing was a corporal
In Company F. Pennsylvania Volun-
teerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Especially Good Choosing
Tomorrow IN
Women's Blouses.

Five dozen Sample Waists of
Georgette crepe, lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, each in a different
manner; also some plain tucked
styles; mostly Sc and So The coll
ors are flesh, white and black and
white
S3.95 each; were $s.75 and $6.7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Friday Clearance Of
WOMEN'S STREET AND
DRESS SHOES.

Among these shoes that we offer
tomorrow are several styles that
have been our very best sellers,
and because of the impossibility
of renewing the lines at the old
prices we must close out the re-
naming sizes at reductions. With
the prices of shoes continually in
creasing this opportunity should
be quickly used.
Women's Tan Lace Shoes, several
lines Of our best sellers, including
wing tips. straight tips. low and
high heels and welt soles. The sizss
in the combined lots are as follows:
8AA; SM. 5h. 81 and ga; 3. 1. 6x
and SB; ~. .. AZ. I and SIC; ..
~. 8 and ID.
Nine pairs Women's Extra Heavy
Tan Calfskin Walking shoes, with
high-cut top. Goodyear welt soles
and low heels. Sizes INA: 7B; I.
81 and &C: 4. 6 and 6AD.
Thirty-two pairs women's Black
Kidskin Dress Shoes. button style,
French Louis heels. sises I. ~. 5
and 6AAA: .. Sh. I. ~, and
eMA; I ~ and 1R; az; !. 81, I.
~, s and bhC: 8. 4. ~. and Cd.
Ten pairs Gun Metal caifskiu
Shoes. with gray cloth tops, low
heels and welt soles. Sizes, sAA: &
and "a: ~. 81 and ehB: lMC: 1
and iMD.
Reduced 70 $5.25 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
British Front Situation.

some hostile artillery activity north and
east Of Ypres," Field Marshal Haig re-
ported today to the British war office.
there was nothing to report last
night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Misses Department.

A small lot of soiled, and
unused Middies, mostly in
shocked style; sizes 6 to 8,
but not all sizes in all the
styles represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

A lot of Pongee and Striped Silk
Waists, also some in black, white
and lesh-colored Georgette crepe;
not all sizes in the lot. They are
the remainders of some styles that
have met with unusual favor.
$685. each; were $500 and $S.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.
Lengths from ~ to ~ yards)

tLeUXtuS HO" ~ ~ III yoioSI
This is one of the best collec-
tons of Remnants we have ever
offered in Cotton Dress Goods; the
different kinds of materials, the
numerous coiors and patterns, and
the 1owncss of prices all make
it SO.
25c Teaxledown Outing, zoe yard.
zoe Outing Flannel, 16c yard.
25c 27-inch Ginxhams, Zoe yard.
csc 36-inch Percale, zoe yard.
c5c Serpentine Crepe, zoe yard.
2sc Printed Wolfe, zoe yard.
soc Plain Wolfe, zoe yard.
3sc Plain Voile. z5c yard.
Soc Printed Wolfe, zoe yard.
35c Printed voile. zBc yard.
35c Plain Japanese Crepe. Csc yard.
hsc Plain Wolfe, 45c yard.
Second floor. G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Csc Each.
Were $1.25 to $500.

Girls Corduroy Coats, green
and brown colors: lined; sizes s
to II years. $3.50 each; were $875.
Tan Broadcloth Semi-Dress
Coat. size Is years. $500; was
$500.
Third Floor, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

The annual farmers week. a midwin
ter school of instruction for farmers
and their wives, has been opened at
Pennsylvania state College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

A lot of Wash Silk Waists IL
stripes of navy blue, black and
rose; fesh-colored crepe de chine
and a few natural pongee silks.
These have been taken from reg
ular stock and some are slightly
soiled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
A Reduction of Prices on
LITTLE CHI DREN'S WHITE
DRESSES
For Fridays Sale.

Dotted Swiss, Crepe Rep and Pque Dresses, made
Empire long and Russian styles box plated and
trimmed with lace embroidery eathersttch
ing mocking soed and mussed from handling but of
splendid quality When Numbered they will be pretty and fresh
they when Just from the makers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Mems Furnishing
Department.


A lot of Mems Fancy Striped
and Figured Four in : Hand
Ties. medium and dark color
ings in very good assortment.
Csc each; were 35c.
IL short lengths of Striped
Madras such as used i'll Our
Custom Shifting Department;
I to 21l yards to the piece;
suitable for children's aprons
and dresses. 25c yard; was SOC.
Main floor, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Women's Black Saline
Petticoats,
Specially Priced for
Friday, Csc Each.

Black Saline Petticoats with
deep fare. rufied and plated
flounce; good quality and de.
sirable style. Special at Csc each
Z Nainaock Nnvalops Cheufisas,
daintiiy tFtmmAd with good ems
broidery and laoa, beading and 4ihe
bon. SO each; were e1.00.
Naiusook GownA low nsck ana
short slesveA trimmsd with lace and
snh.ssdss1 sAsaag. - saahs vsse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Women Needing Winter Hats Should
Choose Now.

Prices low enough hats attractive enough and
qualities coed enough make immediate purchase very
interesting as we'll economical.
Black Untrimmed Velvet Hats, $lo0 each; $1o5.
Black and Navy Blue Banded Tailored Velvet Hats,
and sailor shapes with soft crush brms SSs
each; $3.50
Dress Tailored Hats in good variety of shapes,
shades trimmings fancy trimmed, fur trimmed fur
and trimmed different and each hat
and sz75 each just about half their original price
noor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
$2.95 each; were $3.50.

A lot Of Wolfe and Linen Waists,
slightly soiled- 1885 each; were
$500 and $5.75.
A special lot of Wolfe aud OrEandy
Waists, embroidered and lace trim
med; some very pretty styles,
Gas esehB were $3.50. $h7k and
A few Lacs-trimmsd and Tucked
stylea; slightly soiled. ea.Se each;
were SEAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Prices on Books Substantially Lowered.

They are the Hurt and Handled Books that accumu-
lated during the Christmas and prior that time
The nside-the real valuable parts of the bookare just
as valuable they have BEEN 1t is only the
cover that is any way defaced or damaged
THEY ARE:
Illustrated Books, Popular Fiction, Gift Books,
Books in sets, Books for Children. Books Of timely
interest; substantial Books all subjects.
PRICES ARE HALF AND LESS THAN HALF
REGULAR PRICES.
seeondF loo,F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
General Clearance In
CHINA, GLASSWARE
AND
HOUSEFURNISHINCS
At Greatly Reduced Prices.

Very active selling has oc-
Cured in these sections dur
ing the past month or six
weeks since we discontinued
having our Regular Weekly
Friday Remnant Day, and
the consequence is that
there are many remnant and
one-of-a-kind items for dis
posal.
A great many of the items
are strictly perfect. but some
are soiled or slightly defect
ive-but every one Is useful
We have placed all the dtf-
ferent articles on we'll as
sorted tables so as to make
the selection as easy as posi-
BILE and to enable prospective
purchasers to see Just what is i.
offered.
or special importance I'm
this sale are several pat
terms Of Dinnerw,oe which
we are closing QUIT the
pieces In each decoration
are naturally limited.
Any one desiring Housefur-
nishing articles Of these kinds
should most certainly avafl
themselves of this opportunity.
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

Friday-A Special Clearance in
THE BOYS DEPARTMENT
After the Christmas there several small lots
merchandise that anxious dispose OF quickly All
from regular stock and of the finest and dependable quail
Forty Boys School Suits broken sizes, Z, g. g. TO- H. 10.
and 18 Splendid quality woolen and good variety OF eoors IN
the larger sizes.
Reduced to SEAS each.
Six Boys Marinete Sweaters, all included but
not i'll every color.
Reduced to S3AS each.
Three dozen Boys Cloth Hats-good styles and colors
S1.15 each-were $780,
Csc each-yvere $lO0.
dozen broken sizes Boys MILDLY Bouses; sizes
and 10 years only.
Reduced to Csc each.
Fourth oor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Women's Coat Dept.

Seven Black Persiana Coats, three
quarter length. with round corners
and satin lining: sizes "a. So. So. 40.
~ and a.. $1s.75 each: were $500.
Thir floor, @ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
W o coward & = brop
NewYo
New York-WASHIN0TON-Paris


be
in
respon eto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

y When purchased with another
at regular price Of 15c. Purity
y guaranteed. Buttermilk, gly-
. ceriu, lanolin and witch hazel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

When purchased with
another at CSC. Mere
ceriied silk. in black
and white StriDas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

When purchased with another
pair at 29c. Fine Isle quail
ity: knit TO it without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

When purchased with
another at SOC. En-
hroidered cambria or
lace.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
Anniversaries

fsIr-N sws ~ peace wlth Great
Retain reached tiaston from Ne~
York In - hours. Thought 60 hc =
rrrat tWnrt az speed
lslt-Uiii authorizing the people
- ~ s~oBri g. frame a state consii-
flFtuu Iufrsc - LEI congress
1876 'ouErrss awarded gold
media CO., Col george croghap Tor
hts gallant drfrnse ~ Fcrt stephen
son. af lower SanduskF. ny. against
rho British and indiana
iNe1 The f~irrhts began the hor3-
tsrduent 90 Sort N0n~is1n. Tenn
Isss-Two hundred tses were lost
ln tne wreck - ~. Amer can steam Fl
shIt Hermann og the coast ~ Japan
thTt-a ftelf0rf ca pltuiatrd 60 the
German with military hnuars
1876 Alexander Graham ven sent
Ire nF-t foE distance telephone
message from sale INTO BOSTON
fA-s THE Or tsh sq adrnr pssH~d
tnt iaf1Arfties against The protest
- The porte.
t1rH- Bank ~ France celebrated
fhs terth lnniYer-ary 20 lts found
my
s-Gfest Britain. Germany and
irHtv CD rF t1-l-H rroE lnE fr
TT 7rfTf no TefT1 Trs- TAT
rfs er n Wa~hiagton-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

-ions and send him check az the
close OF The month for the balance
due BIN
The Al Mirror Is ~ IN" OPINION
that The advertiser in this instance
could have curtaiied the cost ~ sd.
vertisinE considerably and at The
asme time made his proposition
clearer BY advertising
wanted Men 10 solicit On A.
counts FOR collection on commits
ten some make $3.50 90 $3.50
,rriy Expense advanced on
rte u. o. Jones. ctr
so doubt a hustler could make
'ar.y good money dol1g tt.s sort
? vorr. and u ls very probable
a' the above sdvert iseuenf would
,arr brcurht az many y not more
arseers han the Advertisement
ffsf quoted
Tlr 40 Mirror does no. question
-slahuIty - the international
tar Collection company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
The Newborn Egg Is
Only for a Select Few

Eggs used 20 be good or bad
The good eggs were fresh and the bad
eggs were stale.
Not SO now.
There are rs many varieties OF eggs as
there are pockets TO pay Cor not to pay
for them
There are fancy eggs" which does not
mean Easter dyes OF anything so vulgar.
There are strictly fresh" and this
might be supposed. by the uninitiated to
be the acme Of eggdom.
Not SO.
There are new born. which does not
mean thar the young chick is nearly
ready to hatch by any means, but that
the egg was laid this minute, or some
thing like H.
But this is not the QuintesSence, tho
We IN Detroit might be satisfied.
In New York If you are -four hun
dred" or even a five hundred, you can
only De properly nOuriShed by new born
eggs Of a certain variety-say Leghorn
Cochins, WyandOttes. etc.
When you consider how much Just
plain eggs. laid anywhere from a month
70 six weeks ago cost when you realize
what the variety so charmingly named
new born" bought in threes for in
valid and babies) do 10 a dollar bill. you
will not be surprised when you learn
that new born Leghorn eggs" affected
by the New Yorker. who lives in or
near the sacred precincts of Fifth-ave.
should bring the tiny sum of (shut
your eyes and cover NJ your ears) S3
per dozen, or p cents each When
there is added 70 this the cost OF serv-
ing, the overhead. rent. or cost of in
vestment on Fifth-ave.. butler, cook,
housemaid. waitress. china, glassware.
table linen COAL and salt. and instead
IF the egg without salt, of which the
old proverb has much 20 say, the aver
age person would be likely 10 take the
salt without the egg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
Goddess of Agriculture
Versus tile God of Battle

According 20 certain theory OF evolution. the
female principle dominated the origin 90 life in
other words. Eve was not made from Adams rib
out there may BE- some truth in the story II % ls
read the other way arOgnd
In Greek and Latin mythology. the powers
witch control The fruitfnlness q The earth are
all female Demeter was goddess OF zErlcul.
ture. Fortuna carried the horn ~ plenty But
The powers which wroughf destruction Time.
War and Death-were all masculine
Tee great var puts both The old mx-hA a-a
s--E--'---------'---- fest and seems 70
prove both rigat Nof 20 Mars cod OF battles.
20 the glory % winning this var. according 70
general belief
Ia Europe The farmer - regarded az ~ equal
importance with the munitions maker and tha
soldier
Agriculture is recognized by an uHtary
authorities a. chief source ~ national defeuse
Consequently a marvellous new science ~
agriculture Is being Developed by the warning
nations and parallel 10 q, Ga mis- country IL
The work o. The agricultural experiment STA
lions which the government has established "a
each state.
The trained farmer Is doubtless az essential
preparedness. And better farming processes
mean cheaper food for 'her people in times ol
peace Provided the distribution ~ foodstuff
it, tran sportation and methods % marketing
are managed IN a. fair way
The annual Fail spectacle ~ acres % choice
fruits left 20 rot. on account Cf car shortage
and % thousands OF dozens ~ eErs spoiled IA
cold storage on account q price manipulation
is one no discourage fhe great goddess Diameter
herFef not 70 mention her desOrecs. ~.
farmers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
Keep Studying
nv %. ADDI>croN BRrCE
Author OF The Riddle Of Person
alitN," Psychology and
parcnthood etc.


The other evening picked up AN
unusually Interesting and informa
tive little handbook for business Iacn
William Gushing Hamburger 4
Talks ON Business Correspond
,nce." At ne time had opror,uniiy
merely 10 glance thru II But amonS
much which Instantly impressed me.
was struck by The writer's STATE
ment that go be- q successful busi.
ness letter writer man must De-
able to STUDY as Ions As H. lives
1'his statement NAV well b. ON
rhaiically repeated with refervnce
tc business success In general Life
loug atili,y 10 study -Cr. more eA.
acils. lifelong Willingness 10 study
is indi ,pcusable q, success la every
hasa u business life as we'll AZ
business letter writing
Not every business nan appre
cialcs This And the business man
who feilt 10 appreciate Il does 80 "a
his sorrow
The Business world life az p
whole-is perpepaiy IN a state ~
change Their. L. nothing static
about IT, 10 keep abreast 81; the
changes. 20 Eycil being bunrted
cruelty by waves % advcrsity. studs
unendlns 'taoy. Is necegsary
Trade journals must be taken and
studied, trade cogyCnuous Attended.
there must be AT active lntcrcha1 80
OF ideas S1h business associates.
new methods AMI trade mr.emerts
must De- carefully noted ana pom.
uered
Besides, which ID, really live
business man viii nor conHne bis
studying 20 trade problems &c
realizes that the better equipped be
g. In general knowledge the kecncr
hIs mind Will be- when dealing Win
any special questlors that arise Incl
dental tD salesman ship. advert ising.
etc
SC be reads the newspaper rcfiec.
lively lie sub-criles TO tao Cr
three gnOI general magazines. lie
reads bCuk, both Of general and spe-
cal information. Ia particular. he
o. Interested in books treating 81
ps1 chalosy. be science Of the work
lnes OF The human mind
Here. maniicsly. he is indeed
aise.
Whatever his business. his sue
cess ia II must depend IN large &c
gree on al ability 10 influence The
minds Of others And he can best
accomplish this when ne Is familiar
With th~ principles governing mental
action. "a established ~ psyC hole ..
cal research
study. study. studv-thls should
assurediy DO tho slogan % cyey
business man There never viii coms
time when man % business may
rightly clam. 10 have learned csvty.
ih'ns that is 20 tc learned about a.,
proper managing 81 bis business n
fairs
II ever there docs come time
aken h. thinks be can CLAN. thi~
10 sure that be i thinking both fooi
thly AMI dangerously To stop siriy
ng 20 learn in business means &C
-tpr making h55tr7T7- -l----in IS
This Is rule that admits OF ~
exceptions. No business man ever
lands ~till re either forgcs ahead
6r he loses ground 10 forge ahead
he must keep studying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
Pointed Paragraphs

f1 less The original board a.
rr.e on Tas the blackboard
fnnomy 8ppIic alt age with AN
rfaIr
DO eao calls all men ioois ht
~ Gre in 'trcc
Ar 1m -plla doe ~ ~ -oot,
It b has 20 be- p4' W ~ &c.
IGrE reopie are ilgofe Rtp do not
depend gpon luck
G~I7g advice IS Ike 'ug--eayy
p'el ant
man look fbr TOR.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13
Let the People
Rule and-Write
Those IN Favor VIII Please Signify
BY Enllstina
To ne Editor Of The Times

BY Enllsting
To me Editor 81 The TIMES
Wish 20 compliment you on your
editorials on var Keep ~ the good
work
What We need IN our constitution
d. An article something like this
And war shall not be declared
ntll referred ~ tho people for such
action a. they -ha'l zee a. to make,
each voter 10 express his opinion In
writing and said opinion. II In favor
~ war. shall be- his enlistment"
when a man knows that 10 must
ont On n uniform and stand IN The
ont rank when the first vo'ley s
ired ~ viii think twice before hs
asia vote In favor 90 war. whothe
no be- n pi.iocr8t, a Princeton grad
uAis. or ieamater
n . ROUNDS.
80 g02 F0nrth.aye
Feb 10 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-13

heavily. take little or no exercise.
keep window and doors closed.
against The light and freth air.
mutge orr bodies iu heavy cloth
.sg and invite disease
o. s trie fsst most diseases err,
caused hy germs. but n the syi
tom is kep, healthy and yigoro
by rrht Twins most person
would have sufficient resisun,
power ~ overcome tie germs u
is. as q rule. when the body has
become weakened that lt becomes
= prcy 20 these germs.
Among The causes that destroy
m3na power ~ resistance may be
mentioned lack of proper iood. tx.
hausuon from oyerwork loss ol
leep. poverty oyercruNd4ng. dirt.
gn0rance. impure milk and water.
atuae az alcohol iack ~ sunshine
md fresh air. indoor life with sud.
den exposure to cold mechanical
lur constitutional d.ease or
any unhygieaic was ~ Owns.
As result - our irrational liy-
INK 9gr moe'hs haze become Tho
breeding risre ~ dangerous hac.
'cria Germ ~ diphtheria. u-
hcrlgIo-is pneumonia and prob.
ably Fhooplng cough. measles.
scarlet fever aud other sllmen'
ye their homes IN our mouth.
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