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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
Industrial Hygiene Tobacco workers i,i,ks.
.v-...n. 80, ny .,a,ioma. :.-wsp.nee .

Of 'a sSo SSHeso as' from
cited by S:-phan, the .sencc % o5G per en- e
~ , ".Sot!ne. Siephsni estimates that il cigar
o.oHc 10 ms nose AN" IN Gth tobacco containing
I ,ins reS ''nces o; neotlne oAe drop o! nIco
nu,(h y !a'@l ont 100 wo employed in
suf"r"2 wiihin tic nrst SIX months from con-
s 5, h'Maache ,Minitation OF the heart. dis
mitteni pulse dropping beatsJ. pain in the
nc insomnia loss OF strenth nom l@fi 9e 'pps
sea ara vomiting symptoms very suggestive OF
The nited states bureau of Census estimates
II, f"' ~ isSt 50 per cent OF the cigars and nearly
l IN c"M"it%' and smoking tobacco is nearly
sim great zeal dust inhaled by tobacco
I %o, n" nSI n%r' and handle the leaf
bend. i.:menl: !!k"r and auce tobacco
The United states Census Bureau. cigar makers
GGtn"f SeGond place in the
ters hold first r!a,n IN this umenvablc list. From
aior 70 " iorHs S found that ' innG, Of
caused over cAc-third OF III deaths from ali
sxGcss = the tuberculosis death among
,@ssiac Gusts II mus, be ren,emSdnr o.f" ,h, I?
,uhrrguiosis is lose second TO henrt-arteTy
who!e population "'''" among me
cured in tobacco workers who did not them.
nsc IN ,obacc", is robah mere powerful
another fActo. and the preference for this work
the part OF wcakiinGS who do feel euIal
10 greater physical effort is thiI factor But
casual glance ga, at a. w"rkrrS in tobacco
posture. is probably concerned in breaking down
the h,aitii OF the workers. and here AGAIN is
call Tor the cioc< that never strikes the hour
without nttcr!nG the health conserving com
nlari. "Bracc Yourself Nothing about yo,r
work to he ashamed or
Questions and Answers.
More Nonsense have 4 Ell. about the size
Of hickorynut. the top of M head
haven't tho courage TO have ii removed. Please
tell safer or simpler remedy
HRS. r. T.. w
Answer.--There is none. Any doctor can re.
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Books and Authors

r 'rSwH ssc is is III as don
struction after the war. has been asked to give
asemcn. at Columbia Gnyer simpi0y me r m"r
So"f. rhG instincts in Industry study OF
the fail by lo"sh,o" MIm m'' Co 0e published in
H., Home me- Groy whose first novel Boone Stop.
'sH Mr. n ro" has wiz
lersh his services TO- the NJ Il. to operate
the front lines. providing american n'' sol
ioons Stop is "a removed on FROM u'y nn m0mens'
hsin the s, s,ory OF hoy hi, father
I I"r ' hnm ,n h has led many people to
common promise. W "
The former czarinn OF Russia. jus, reported
IN, the d mSwsPaper sahles rams TO be on her way
passionate religious fervor. however nissud.
@ gu" of The
Paul vassili Many Incidents showing her 'l al
m the frasy Of fsr'a in me
S%ot ny F'"e nfssi The of ;ns
G G; ma h2wSysr is The aecoun! Of her
death an i"' o'''y' GRO" an" ner grief at his tragic
The Liberty Cook Book" by Bertha /: /.
@n nc "po Of Sstn e the Mrr
lean woman to conserve food Housekccpcrs
n lem wt be ErGa,y relieved to learn many
be- Sr In H eHs dishes may
one that viii keep the food just az delicious
s,pss Tor prSparing meats hsh, Vegetables soups
preserves. dried fruits. etc, and the tells
just how the housewife cut down on her
whcai meat. sugar, and butter without in
the least dc;ractiAS from the taste. appcarance
or nutritive value Of her meals. Sand,Sich Of
many varieties given especial place one
pirti .ularly desirable feature ;he boot wiII
be found III the manner in which the REGIMES may
be used 20 The needs Of two ucrsons nr
they may be used to prepare a banoret and I ne
quality retain the high standard or excellence
J. I. Harold Tcrry's three-act comedy Cen
erai os,. Viii be found quite as interesting
ana entertaining IN book form, in which II has
lust leen published by + =. Dutton * Co. as
II W., on the stage. 1t had Il successful run al
the ,iacty rhcatcr in New York last winter
whilc II the Haymarkct in London !; had crowd,
ca audiences every night several months
It's three aces are supposed take place the
hrSt in l?ll. the second in 1915. and the third
IN an indicted mate time after the war" Their.
are only seven cnaractt:s--a baronet his wife
son and daughter, and the village tailor and
MS brother. IN the iiSt there is 4 good deal
OF amusing SnobbShDcss which seems TO ring
quite true. OF English life. and the beginning OF
love story that apparently is bligh ed at the
start. The second act shows Tie revolution in
social convcnt ions and prejudiceS which the war
had ALREADY, even IN its first year. set going in
i.nSia and makes known the budding viii
lngncss TO recognize genuine high quality in
character while the third brings the love
story TO a triumphant conclusion ant shows now
SUcceSStu mas been the social revolution The
ana stimulating antidote for the blues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08
Expert worlsmen in Danger.

To The Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.LDoes this country realize the
loss she VIII sustain should she draft
o. ago.
g.. AMI Goes this stage, of the war iusti-
- such acclaimed desperation7 We
must face the fact that should our men
between forty and nifty be drafted il
VII mean the cutting at the very roots
OF All lie IN our sciences. businesses
and :,rt'. |, will not only mean thai
our DEVELOPMENT along these lines Will
," orrcsts,. but !; viii mean the rapid
!G;.tthriorai!on Of our expert workmen.
The5e men letwecu forty and nifty have
paasc through II e schoolroom of train
ing and haze entered the worlds great
IS a man SO equipped for creative work.
lie i: rs tree that has reached its
; in bloom; the formation OF fruit IS
ine processes of development and
mans the cutting off from our lives
al, more OF the Messed harvest. We
hshtins ard older men to direct. bu.
these men between forty and nifty are
~ nature as we'll as by their training
essentially equipped for scientific work
AMI the dcve!ormrnt of all enterprise
II IS they who are daily rivetting theory
10 practice and thereby converting the
forces Younger men are ofttimes hur-
ricd into the workshop. but limited ex-
2eTitnce rarely produces an expert.
Older men are many times detained
in the WORKSHOP. but they knhw, as
others know. their equipment is for
other felGs
Buc me man Of forty, whose develop
ment rl&Ses him there, is the man who
counts. You II light say these men form
the arnory af our nation. so busy are
they 2Gu!pping US all. soldiers and CT
villains, for LIES grea. work. If we
uproot or transplant this man. giving
hin only stated line of his profess
sion TO develop, we sidetrack him We
nus ,ha ;Sollze that it is only through
prchcmsion OF the breadth and depth
or his work that no is able to attain
that purity and accuracy Of discrimi-
nation which MARKS the expert Omit
these men from the draft. all business
men all professional men. and all high
class wnrkmen. betwee; the ages OF
forty and NIFTY. and make firm our
progress can we gain lght-light TO
direct our battles: light TO maintain
The. output OF our workshops can
then bc determined and our men G e-
htty 'nur natural directors). can take
heart ana rest upon the confidence that
our RESOURCES are incxharstible. r.
BROOKLYN. August 6. 1919.
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Allotmcnts to dependents.

> W. F. r.. IIriStOl--A recent issue Of
ment from the Urea 5ury Department on
allotments to soldiers dependents and
payments on the second Liberty loan
by soldiers: Allotments to dependents
creased from 10000 at the beginning Of
the war TO 100000. For shs month OF
Ma these aliotments total $1,000 600
Thirty thousand comm issioncd officers
are allotting $l.000.000 n month TO their
families: noncommissioned officers and
privates. 100000. In addition nearly
S5o.000,00O OF Liberty loan bonds OF the
second Liberty loan Will have been
paid for by members Of tho army and
will be turned over u the purchasers
during August. the payments having
been made out OF allotments made FOR
that purpose.
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Hard Slcdlin. for Critics


go" '"S ocen Il hard season for critics OF
we "i'ca states government. During
&c '"ont''S Immediately following the dec!ara.
Uo'! o' WY a&f!hSt Germany they were in
S'o'!' Never before had been heard
"'" an 'hNil chorus. In the general WELD
~ % ""ihI'e.S III ne CARY stages OF the
'.S"''' NNSon was the choicest
t S'''''S' y niue Washington cabal,
't"e"'H ""H D! no means confined To
"t'' "'''' without steep mat 1t might
i''''c t''Ac 10 ma i"Nt with him and
=" 'H WI Ms open criticism was not so
vi '""'u'ouS as tI;'t whispered from
r,,,:. ~ '"' an" IL" o! me PRESIDENTS UNI
80 P'""s o' domestic pollcleS escaped
,"t H"Ih hos'e tongues.
10 H""''S 'a'"hs broken from I'll" irnper-
49,. D'''' cH'r' o. me administration. un
''C""'! .Iitc'shl was turned upon members
- ''S o'''''! FANNY Perhaps never before
'"u any PUohc man been so bitterly as
~" "S was secretary Of the Navy Daniels.
''''e ""H 10 'ohcea!Ment OF tho detcrmna-
on 10 0rlHe MN from the Cabinet. and Il
'"Nc' ana TESS abe man would hardly have
'''f'Sd 'Ae attack.
secretary OF war Baker was the next VIC
en- me verbal and journalistic assaults
upon h!in were even more envenomcd and
ce'efhincd iian those that had been launched
"sainst his colleague of the navy Accused
OF being racdst pro-Gcrnlan and an in
competent. the cabal openly boastcd tha, il
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snort OF that goal would be ;raitorous
&c those American heroes who have gal
lantiy Fought and gallantly died
we are on the eve OF knowing tho
extent or our hrst great sacrifice We
Heed a.! our strength. all our faith
ana a.! our resolution The fet;ers
mat Gcr,nany has forged must be
,tTucE loose. Men mus, die 10 make
men rec. Christ Himself died 10 win
salvation for the world
This is not the time 10 talk 81 no,co
rms Is 4 ne time to resolve TO spcnd
our last drop Of bleed. il necessary. II
Wee stricken world. Up. America,
our ncsh stands between justice and
inc damnable forces OF murder ana
rape The man among us who cries
!"f GERMAN peace in these DAYS is
t'hcT coward or traitor. There
can DC no peace until we have broken
the spirit OF nation that deliberately
So out 10 rule the world with the
word and with blood. and with iron
WILLIAM HEYLlGER
N!dsehe!d Park. y. j.. August .. 1915.