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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-09
DON'T FORGET FALL
FOOD ACRE, SAYS
BUREAU STATEMENT
Department of Agriculture
Gives Some Timely Ad-
vice to Farmers of
the South
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS

Washington, August ESPECIAL. )-Of
conditions in the south and with advice
to the southern farmer, the agricultural
department today issues the following
brief bulletin:
the situation in the south at the present
time is one of extremes. In the northern
and especially the northeastern part OF
the southern territory the farmers are
troubled with excessive rains, while In
the southern and southwestern portions
they have had continuous and severe
drouth. Farmers should plan their work
| to meet these conditions
CULTIVATE LATE AS POSSIBLE
Cultivation should be continued as late
as possible for two purposes:
First, to kill weeds and grass. This
applies more particularly to the northern
and northeastern sections of the southern
states
Second, to conserve moisture, and In
cotton to minimize the boil weevil dam
age, This applies to the southern and
southwestern sections.
Late cultivation should be shallow to
avoid cutting the roots. In the extreme
western and southwestern sections where
drouth is severe. an ample dirt mulch
should be maintained to conserve mois-
ture.
PLANT A FALL FOOD ACRE
Do not forget the fall food acre. Sc
cure from your county agent the plan
for planting crops on one acre for food
for the family and feed for the live stock.
In dry territory where the hot winds
| have prevented corn production, cut and
remove the stalks from the field in August
and prepare the land for small grain and
cover crops.
Clean up pastures and meadows by cut
ting the brush and weeds. This will i'm
prove the grazing this season and destroy
harmful seeds maturing to cause trouble
next season.
August is a good time to put tools and
machinery in shape for next season. They
should all be well housed, painted and
oiled to prevent damage.
In August begin the preparation for
fall and winter crops. Select the loca-
tons best suited to the different crops
to be planted. Get your seed and fer
tilizer on hand ready to be used
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
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-Es PEgkzE,-.zEE C A-rss-t Greece
ate fc'g1 rrzr &c teen ys-a-es
l1@ s-tT. As q ta1gs t1sy zss1 IRE
Eve vents1 star w1ze1 t1ey rsEzr5ss
~ sTzao. - hezEA a rs1 FIRE
5clats. star z5sezrs CO ezcA rackzgs
~ c1zz1asr.Afu'H Ta1less. AID ftlI t-l~
tla .ss a1eaant -lsE1s- a. FTzzsss
q Asan II yo1 are roEals1 wath IT,
1igast411- blllc-tuesE y rezE.irztle-.
gst raekags q fkese tablets fr1z
g1Er 1ragrs- Toz WI b s-r,rzses1
a. fhs szlek rs1sf m1e1 shsy afford.
C1sziras.s eTevyW1sys 1&w-1-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
sc -- 1Oc
PROVES FISH CAN SMELL
Experiments Snc@ That Fisn Are A..
t-sets1 e Anglers Eess ~
cosr q 54it

esh hasn't nose. bat * can smell
Recent experiments have proved this
What Is uore. these eEpertme1ts have
provs5 that 0dor travels rhrough wa
ter 51st a. II does through air
Anglers hare laid 50 much stress On
she heed q exciting q fsh's Interest by
fhe Jock q food that the effect u scene
has beel oTeri0oked A shark viii
bira at q hook containing e piece of
fat PORK. although the PORK does ncr
Io1k Ike any kin1 % FISH thar swims
the sea Why. thea should the trout
BE- expected 70 be Interested only 10 az
artiGcial gray hackles7
It may pc heresy IA ang.lng to sEg-
Eest that O @1y7 should s1eli IKE q
ey. These scientific experiments shov
bow large q part smell plays il the
food purs1it II hsh Bait. such As
sual crabs. vas found and eaten -
the fishes THO or three times as rap
idly when the shells 2are broken. Bait
placed inside 3 game bag was smeiled
within three minutes Of being lowered
ir the water. and almost a The same
time ali the fishes began nibbling IL
the bag. when cotton was stuffed in-
TO fits s0-cailed '-nCsIrils the d0gish
would seldom observe the food that
came neas them- IL they saw other
do-lsh eating. those whose n6strs
were stuffed would join them and take
a share in the feast bur when kept 20
themselves they starved IN The midst
OF plenty Ghicag0 Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
s-sHooTs

TIE e-amsies face izAcates e sAo--
egAf intellect
Tae hls nasn ean stznd q Iot u
511Es beca1ss be Is bsg
Tie m0ra foolish the freak stunt The
more zttenuon It attracts.
ETefT wezan delights 70 tango with
the 0ther farnily's skeleton.
soae men seem to get married JUST
% hep the clergyman along.
I & lzapossible for a man needing
= haircut tF iook sristoeratic.
Whea Jon feel Ike laughing IT is
better 70 Iet the other fellow tell the
funny story.
Il Is difficult 70 pick Up many
friends without making a few enemies
llo1s tie way.
For permanent results II Is better to
chlonf0rm the villain after he has
been reformed
Old Noah did not have many obser-
ratlan stations about the land. but be
vas something u weather f0reca1sr.
Chicago Examiner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
NOTICE

Every member o. each OF the follow
ing committees VIII please clip and
preserve these requests and instruc-
rions entire that you nay have them
for future reference.
TIE delegates Of the {. D. c. the
L. 5. C. and the {. c. T.-three from
each orEznizstion.-met il executive
session Monday afternoon. April 90. in
the rest room of the First National bank
ard proceeded to organize the work
ing forces Of orr little city in behalf
q the state reunion Of Confederztes
10 Be held here On July 10, Il and p
next
II the prosecution Of this object the
said delegates proceeded to formulate
the following plans and committees
to-wit.
Committee Of FInance-Jack Hale.
3. 3. Barefoot r. F. Thweatt, Scott
Jones. J. D. Vance. 4. B. Thompson
Committee on commissary-J T.
Elder. Mrs. J. T. Elder. y. A Hopkins.
Mayor 0. Coffman. J. ?. Dillon
Committee on progran-Judge R. E.
Davenport Mrs. Fl. l. Grigshy. J. D.
Vance. Mrs. Ed Johns.
Committee on euteTtainment-3Irs
? z Riddle. Mrs. Rsford Bond. hrs.
Alger Melton. Mrs T. h Dwver.
Judge r. H. Bailey. OEcar Simpson.
Aigar Melton
Committee on arrangeme Mrs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
JoTTIKsS


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is--g slre-
A. E1rfze1 sa s1ms1zss
aa-s c1s o. t1s LGtsE
Aeraos % aAo1t -A.s a-lF l1ng sAat
s.-s Escgls ur1f ukA
ss1cs e. 1s1zlT E5s- We. pa
irs Iu-.ls - I1zE q a- E1sEsr-
ZAs ~1rl1 sl.as1t s-s15 zstA q -
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Lats lE-E1 q tlrr-. rrre a. c1- CIV
ras tl.- q 4sl-s lsss e. s= 1as
s1rE
i l. s4sE % bels4s thar yr1 hare
Hsss3 ias-s s-- il sal 50 easy r5 e---
r--ez e-1sr-
s-e zH1 intx1z fHs-r wszraf 90
ne s.cs q TIE sl1se e1-ssa lie o-1ar
SEE g ~ ~
a mc1 rs tC,aEs- r. 1c-yw rrv
Z car I'D E11-1ar EIz fools
A 70 Is-1 Elz E1sy.
Iesze1ss- Esl zszlT 81 a ist g
gs Ley 51zt 1aserTs tsfo-s tEsy
-1z-T gsr tehl-1 tie bars
EEa-T tEs q Kan hazrs Rs nswe
1aH-t4ez.1 il c111ae11l ulth p1lt-
M ee - i-zzzaz -1-r ths Hpsz
e growing better.
TAe man wh7 IS tharpsEhlT izzbua1
HfrA the IDEA ttzt e r1tltc o=oa is
private szr ices-'t teisTe IL s1Tes-5-
eating cgEz- t-aax
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
80 90 80 counA

Hsre's a pleasant cosga syr-p that
sTery e1 Aksz 30 take. Dr Bes
P.ns-T -E5onsy. n y09r Chnd has =
deep kzakng cozga tkzf wc-rsss Yos
give k1m Dr. BsIF Plas-Tz ar Honey.
me srcsasug pine h4iEzms relieve fhe
covgs. IoosezH fhe palegm and heals
the irva1ais1 tiEsaea GHs a bottle To-
dzy at yoar druggist ard start treat
meat e oxs.sS Pc DAWN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

fa--etae M1r-sy-
Ina S1gg ZaEzgszsEt w4shes to
-zke sSeeai Es-ti1z ut tze un19us
rguzl rs-arEzbis ard AzgEly eater
tzi1l1g exz5a1t5sa c. seao- Den Car
los ard kls ez1czts5 dogs zzs non-
keys 70 be sAenn a. tAa szxr 11on-
1aY. Trsstay and ws1nesdsy II this
co--lrg seek O1fsi1s gf The great
zr1uzszszf tAsrs Is 70 q for tie chill
1rs1- there is zz1asusnf ard deep
nzt1rs study ser the oder folk Sc
1or Don Carlos has made = Study cs
tna cisp8sstlgn- the temg.aFarezt. the
brain tsVslogzzent and tke sphere of
i1tali gszee @ zHizzis e harding
ths many 1ogs and monkeys he w1u
snow yea the different eharacteristlas
q Temperament and disposition q ,he
individual anlmaia in Hay that y01
will see thaf knorladge ard ssucz
tlonal DowaFs we're distributed ano1g
the animals il manner not entirely
diiferent from humans. That the
Elnd Is there and susceptible q sdu.
cation Al tie sngg Monaay. Tues
DAY and Wsdaesday May 7th sth and
sta
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
MUSCLE SORENESS BELIEVED

T1saal wgrk. se-ssrg sz1 Hstrg
e. strs--1-E sIercss ls 4 stFzsz Or
~ s2srlsE t1sT bsc1zs SIRE s1t
n Y1u are ersssis1 ant & pain
E LlElzsz. briaEs yoz g1aek ~
Dr. eary 70 a1gsy. g ranstrassa wlt--
UT rats-g EE1 drives o1f tAs sore
n A Gear 1 eleaasF fAzz
wEtsT rlasters q osEtEs-ts. 4 GOES
~ stain f1s sk1z o. cog zes pores.
4NsyH hare b1efls zza1y fgr the
m 2c1ss e. Fhe1u1atiEzz. g1gs
xg Errzs bruises sEgff1ezs
e kaess zz1 a. szts-zz. pza ~
114r tf1Egtt -
yssf tr-Eg1ft -se dis In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
ATTENTION FARMERS

We have plenty OF good sound gin
run cotton seed for planting purposes
saved from the early ginnings. Price
sl.10 per bushel sacked We will or
der any special variety OF seed il de-
sired Chickssha Cotton OIL MI.
+zE10td
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

CAaEEafs5 R1ssT-SHsbosrtA egch a.
sNarts14~ ~Fcg Rsrt- Fer SAFE.
ss-- ~liI pssidssiy nst ~ rsseirss fss
tfss EE5F<Hs ~ prcrs- Tnsy nr@st -
trs4sn4 10 ma sftirs. PiezEs 60 nsa
sssns sasw. Il 10 ernsarrsEsins ts us
z. rsfgas r. rs1s9xs trsrrL ff-ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

-Wz-za- MsTizs Make T4zs Ply
s-zHs q rzr1asg-5
MUTUAL WEEKLY NEWS
S-g 81 s-1.as
E TRAIL OF HATE
-Rsss-
A aszszz1zzl B-soz drama Hlta z-
a. star cast
EEE21 MAGAZINE
An s11ez-uzal fin
Geo CTey IL
TERETs WINNING WAY
Chzs- C1zpzis oz.T riTzI .or f-n.
Nussa tT Ares. BlaeEsraza. AlE-1rs.
M1-daF. Uzeia sans Defenders.
T-@sday Pa-is VIE Mrs- vsrn0a
Castle
Wednesdzy. VAMPIRES G Pzrs G
rsss c Il SIRE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
Voice Teacher
Mira. Irving l. Emerson

PrsL - Te1z De--is Msks-- NsW
Ee-E C-ig. Oscar c-E-r1a1z- Wat1i-g-
t4 .. e. cazn p. cll-k cz1as7s
EsEmr Moore & g. LolH
A1rsrs fssg lEftr1en W
Fass rzl sstpssz and E a.
- IN g. cry. 20 charge ter try
e t1s rcscz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
FROM THE PENCILS POINT

II It's boy baby another domestic
/ CRY sis is averted.
What grafters need Is Insurance.
against exposure
Il is easier TO impose on a man who
has q good disposition.
It takes an unusually good man to
make good In a public Office.
The girl who takes the cake Is the
one who can bake good bread.
Every oaiceholder has his trials
and some have their Convictions
Oue can't tell BY the size Of a mans
hat how much be doesn't really knox.
i doesn't matter that a girl has a
Poor complexion If her father is rich.
i Is said that marriage VIII change
a mann views quicker than anything
else.
And girls ideal cfaperou j. r. /
male who has seen enough of the world
% Enow shel not TO look.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

Again We must remind our friends
that We positively viii not accept
want, rent" and sale ads by
phone. Do not embarrass US BY asking
rs TO do 50. DAILY EXPRESS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

L. A. Sanders, Mrs. ". H Driggers
Mrs Ike Harness, Ike Harness.
Committee on credentials, registra-
ton. flags and badges-Slrs. Frank
Plato. Mrs. R n. Cavett. Judge Grigs-
BY IT. H Shepard
Committee on publicity-George Ev-
ans. J. W. Kayser. Mrs. R. 81. Cavett
H. H Shepard. A. B Thompson.
And IT is suggested and earnestly
requested BY the delegates in session
assembled that each and every one Of
the above committees add to their
number whenever the need for so do
ing becomes apparent that the work
nay be accomplished With the great.
est facility possible,
BY resolution unanimously adopted
by the Z. D. C. and the L. C. ". sew
eral weeks ago, each and every one Of
the local C. A r. posts with families.
is especially invited 10 be the guests
Of our reunion. Come, old Boys and
Girls, and make yourselves at home
with your Nhilom friends OF the six
ties, and be assured OF a hearty vel
come in 50 doing
J. D. Vance.
Commander Of Camp.
Mrs R. II. Cavett.
President Of Chapter and ex-officio
~~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
BRILLlANTS

Falsehood, ike a nettie. stinzs
those who meddle with it.--Anen.
Tie way 70 fame, Ike the way
70 heaven j. through much tribu-
lation.-Sterne.
i is with feelings as with wa
ters; the shallow murmur. but
the deep are dumb.-Slr Walter
Raleigh.
FlatteTy is the destruction Of
all good fellowship; Il Is Ike a
qualmish lqueuF In the midst Of
bottle u wine.-Dlsraeli.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

wAETED-C=ssa cotton rags At the
Daily Express Office. Highest cash
price paid
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

are voc uaazE osr ci41sirs1 COZ
u-ra, You 0zgkt to-kssy get rersitH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
FOUR CLASSES OF STATESMEN

Those who speak to explain what
the say.
Those who fgrite 10 explain what
they SAY
IA3se yh0 peak 70 explain What
they write.
Those who write to explain what
- -l..s- 80. 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05
FEATURE PHOTO PLAY house


AhLLE = ----L
TOHNsFE WISE AND SISTER
L- Lg-a.T sl-Erg and TAXING.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

ETa-T rIs q Kan hazrs hls nsr-e
-aezta1-s1 ll c0zzseE1z Hlth q p.1llf-
a e1e - i-zz-az -1-- Ia HFszz
g growing better.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-05

You will never tire of eating
bread that is made with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29
BOMBS PLAY
PART;FRENCH
HOLD ENEMY
Germans EvacUate Position
Captured in Riga Gulf
Fighting.

London. Oct. 23-Iany TONS of
BOMBS were dropped yesterday 0H
German points In Belgium, ae-
eordmg t8 "a statement from the
admiralty. which says enemy air
dremaS At Engei, ST. Denis, }Yes-
tTem and }aTsseBaec we're bomb
ed and his observed. Stations
were struck the report says. and
oHe of the enemy machines was
shot down.
Patrograd. Oct 2a The Germans
have evacuated the Weraar pentnsUl Ia
ON the GuIE OF Riga. where they made
q landing recently. the var Office an
u0uuces.
The announcement says Werder
manor has been burned ana proEis-
ions have been stolen No fighting has
taken place III the Gulf oi Finland
but trawlers are active there.
French Official Report.
Paris. 0ea 29.-Au attack was made
by the Germans last night ou the
Eerjuu front near Chaume wood The
var Office reports that they gained a
footing fu the advanced French posi-
tfcus but that The greater part of the
ground was reEained in counter at
tack
The announcement follows
In Belgium rather violent artillery
actions occurred north af Draeibauk
ION tha Afsna front spirited arti-
ferg fighting occurred near Hurtebiz
and iu the sector north Of t.audeSc0n
ON the right bank Of She Mouse the
German arflIIs violently hombarded
aur poslflaas on the front between
GHauue wood and BeZCnEeaHE. An ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29
CHECKS HUNS
IN ORIvE;T
HELP ROMAN
Brave Work Of Italians
Wins SuCC0r From the
Allies.

Rome. oct %. The italians
are checking the advance Of the
Au@tro-Gcrnan troops in the
plains OF northern Italy, the war
olIjce announces.
London. Oct. % steps have al
ready been taken for rendering
the fullest possible assistance fo
Italy.
Paris, Oct. -. Before the meet
ing oi Che cabinet last evening to
determine upon cooperation of the
allies on the italian front, Pre-
mier Paiuieve conferred with
General Petain. the commander
iH-chief, and CHIEF advisor of the
general staff Of the war ministry,
the Petit Parisien says.
London. Oct 29-Tbe following ar
tcIe is printed conspieuousIy b. the
Times today
There is reason to believe that the
! critical situation ON tho Italian front
has received and It's receiving the
prompt and sympathetic Considera-
ton OF the French and British govern
meuts. IL is understood that the Tlal-
ian oumander-iu- chief already
knows that he may rely on the most
prompt and fullest support &c may be
ia the power of the allies 10 give
Press Recognizes Need,
That Great Britain and France must
go promptly 10 Italy's help is the view
expressed by several morning news
papers The Times which prints
statement implying knowledge that
such help is contemplated says edi-
toriatlg.
Our word to the people Of italy is
10 stand firms for ifefp Will surely come
u the trucst sense the Isonza is our
from. as much rs the Sommo and now
that it has collapsed we must do our
utmost TO repair T. There is no need
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29
ErnrfE EGa PRIeE.

Chicago Oct ga reduction af
. TO . cents in .be retail price Of eggs
appears in the list given Out by the
Illinois food administrator today
Prices of imitation butter also we've
announced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29

London. Oct. 29.-Iu the house
II commons today Premier LLOYD
George said since the beginning
o9 the war $4,000 900 uea had
been transp ported with "a less OF
only $500, aud lhat OF these only
2,s00 had been lost through enemy
action.
Wasbinetone Oct. 23.-Tl.e safe
conduct Tor Count Won Luxburg
has been granted by the French
and British governments and the
former diplomatic representative
Ia Argentina VIII sail for Ser
many by way al New York very
soon.
amsterdam. oct. -. The lei
tUng am Nai1tag 0f Berlin saws
tie German clIancellorshlp Inns
been offered to the Burarian pre-
mier, count Won HertIing, who has
asked for time To- consider the o.
fer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29

M e m Der Of Audit
Bureau Of Calculations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-29

ttohtloued On Paae IWo-l
Evening journal., 1917-04-25

her faithful services, and my assis.
tant j. Barsky, for his splendid ser.
vices rendered to the patients"
Treasurer's Report.
The report of the treasurer, VIII.
liam p White. was as follows:
Balance on hand in Current Funds,
March 81, 1916, S2O9.3S. Cash receipts
State Board, S6,57321; County
Board. $4,000: City Board, $4,000;
other boards, s75O.3O; Open-Air School
Endowment Fund. $4,000; Special
Shop Fund. $1.327S2; Donations, S12.-
1SI67; Christmas Checks, $4,015.92;
Notes Payable. $4,000; Colored Hos
pital, Si,4SS.36; Farm and Poultry
Sales. S723.19; Interest on Endow.
ment Securities. S525.77: Interest on
Deposits, S34.03; miscellaneous, S34.-
55; total, S9l ,66OS4.
Cash Disbursements Endowment
Fund Securities. S52. 1000: Accounts
Payable. $1S.49O2O; Wages Payable.
$10,93946: Notes Payable, $4,000;
Special Shop Fund. S2,SOO: Interest.
$500; Medical Service, $500; Colored
Hospital, SS2l66; petty cash, $160;
total. S90,9l1.32. Balance on hand in
Current Funds March 81, 1917.
S95S-90; balance on hand in Special
Funds, March 81, 1917. s1,49S.95; bal
ance on hand in total funds, March 81
1917, $2,457S5.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
ANNOYING
SYMPTOMS
How Heat Flashes, Dizzy
Spells and other Bad Feel
ings at Change of Life
may be Relieved.

Richmond, Va. after taking
seven bottles Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
Anti-Suffrage Notes

America have been striving to secure
in Congress the adoption OF a resolu-
tion submitting to the various states
for ratification a national suffrage
amendment to the constitution of the
United States The women of Amer
lea have been doing nothing of the
kind. Susan B. Anthony and her fol-
lowers have done this. but it is a gross
misrepresentation to call this group
Of women "the women Of the United
States
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than / ever was and recommend your
remedies to all my friends. Mrs. LENA
WYNN, 1912 E. o Street, Richmond, Va
While Change of Life is a most crit
ical period Of woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
1t may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backsches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
Of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
Irregularities, constipation, variable ap-
petite, weakness and dizziness.
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"2. Regular meals.
"3. Moderate smoking.
"a. No alcoholics allowed
"5. Freedom from such irritation.
"6. Regular hours for rest.
~. Freedom from such influences
IS. Only few drugs used.
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V e g e I q pie COm-
pound 1 feel like a
new woman. | al
ways had a headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and at
flashes. Now / am
- k.kk.a ko,ttlr
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%. Freedom from such irritation.
&C. Regular hours for rest.
a. Freedom from such influences.
"S. Only few drugs used.
80 The company which shares
misery, and prevents self pity
unfortunately, these advantages
are not generally recognized and
many a consumptive loses the fight
because of failure to fortify his or
ganism early in the disease.
"As an active factor in limiting the
spread OF consumption, Hope Farm
has served to the extent of its care
OF advanced consumptives. Taking the
average OF 90 advanced cOnsumptiyes
cared for during the year, we may
readily see the extent OF potential in
fection which this institution has pre-
vented. From that standpoint alone the
institution has fully justified its eX-
istence, although even in this respect
II is to be regretted that it is not util-
lied to its fullest extent.
From the standpoint of prophy-
laxis, the indefinite institutional care
of the advanced cOnsumptive is a
proper sanitary measure. The money
spent on each consumptive should be
considered as the cost of protection
against the possible spread of infec-
tion, and every consumptiye should
be encouraged to remain in the Sana
torium during his life time
"As a striking illustration, l may
menion the case OF a Polish mar
whom found suffering from ad
vanced tuberculosis. living with his
wife and infant child in one room
and sleeping in one bed He is now
at Hope Farm, removed from the pos
sibillty Of injecting others.
"In conclusion, desire to commend
Miss Reilly, the Superintendent, for
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Mortified township. in Cook Coun-
ty. Illinois, where the wives Of the
saloon keepers were working for the
vets, stays in the wet column. The
vets declare that the women's vote
alone was enough to give them the
victory.