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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DIFF. M. Edwards for l7ycars treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause
normal action. carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes pimples. coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling. all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as we'll as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just tokeepin thePink ofcondi.
ton. l0c and Csc per box. All druggists
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same time. NapoRue is absorbed thru
and stimulates the skin. attracting
the blood to the surface. and thus
aids in relieving the congestion with
in.
no occAs1oN FOE PANIC.
There is no occasion for pan!c--in-
fluenza or grip has n very low per-
centaxe Of fatallties-not over ono
death out Of every four hundred
cases. according 10 the y. g. Board
Of Health. Tho chief danger lies In
complications arising. attacking prin-
clpally. patients In q run down con-
dl,ion-those who don't go to bed
soon enough. or those who set up
too early.
how TO AVOID THE DISEASE.
Evidence seems 10 prove that this
is q germ disease. spread principally
by human contact. chiefly thru
coughing. snreZinE or splitting. So
avoid PERSONS having colds. which
means avoiding cruwds--common
drinking cups. roller towels. etc. Keep
YOUR bodily strength by plenty OF cX-
crcise in the open air and good food.
KEEP FREE FROM COLDS.
Above all. avoid colds. as colds ir-
r!tate tho lining nf the air passages
and render them much better breed
ing places for the germs.
Use Eick's NaroRub ut tho very
sign Of a cold. For Il head cold.
melt A little EapoRuh in spoon and
inhale the vaporS. or better still. lis"
TapoRub in a bcnzoin steam kettle.
II this Is not available. use an Or
binary tea kettle. Fill half full OF
boiling water. put In half Il teaspoon
of TapoRub from time to time
keep the kettle just slowly boiling
and inhale the steam arising.
vicHs vapoRub Is tho discovery
of q North Carolina druggist, who
found how to combine, In salve form,
Nenthol and Carnphor with such VIOLA
tile otla &C Eucalyptus, Thyme, Gu
heb=, ETC., 80 that when the salvo
Is applied to tbs body heat, these
Ingredients nre liberated In the form
Of varors. VaroEub can be had in
tire, s.zes at all druggists. While
comparatively new In certain parts
Of the north, it Is the standard home
remedy In the south and west for all
forms Of cold troubles-over SIX MIL
lion jars were sold last year. Vapo-
Eub Is particularly recommended for
chudren's Group or colds, rs It IS ex-
ternally applied and can, therefore,
be used freely and often without the
slightest harmful effects.
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several others. insisted the federal gov:

several others. insisted the federal gov!
eminent had no such powers.
Senator Simmons announced tonight
that the House provisions taking the.
salaries OF military. and naval officers
had been re-opened by the colfinIlttct
with 2 view 70 amending the measure Sc
as to di!rcrcntiate between officers hold.
inc clerical Jobs at home and those Sr
actual service.
. Discussion Of the surtax section which
the committee had planned 10 take uE
today was deferred. owing To the absence
Of Senator LaFolette. who was called
away by the death OF relative.
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THE SYMPTOMS.
Grip. or influenza as K is now
called. usually begins with chill
followed by aching. feverishness ana
sometimes nausea and dizziness. ana
a general feeling OF weakness ana
depression. The temperature is FROM
100 to 104, and tho fever usually
lasts from three 70 five days Inc
germs attack tho mucous membrane
or lining Of the air passaGeS-nose'
throat and bronchial tuohs-taere Is
usually a hard cough. especially eAo
At night. oftert!mes a sore throat or
.ons!li;is. and frequently All tho ap-
peararces Of a severe head COLO
TIE TREATMENT.
60 70 bed at the first symptoms
tax. a purSatlvc. eat plenty OF
nourishins fool. remain perfectly
uuie; am! don't worry. Nature her-
s.lf is tn. naly Cur for influenza
and will throw Off the attack II only
YOUR conserve your strength. \ III
lie Guiu!ne. aspirin or Dover's Pow
ders may De given by the physicians
direction to allay the aching. Al
ways cal! 4 doctor. since the chiet
danger o. strip Is in Its weakening
effect OF the system. which allows
complications 70 develop. These are
chiefly pneumonia and bronchitis.
sometimes inflammation OF the mid
do Gar. or heart affections. For these
rsasnas. it IS very important that
Tho patient remain in bed until his
strength r.turnS-stay in bed At
jeast two days or more after the
fever has Lett you. or If you are over
81 ar no; strong stay in bed four
days or more. according to the Be-
verify ~ the attack.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.
Ia order % stimulate the lining
-; III. air passages To throw off the
grip sc-.n>. 10 aid IN loosening the
rhl.rm am;. keeping the a:r passages
open. thus making the breathing
easier. Weeks Napu-Rub will be
found effective. Hot. Wet towels
should IL applied over the throat.
chest aud hack between the shoulder
blades :" open tn. pores. Then Napo-
t;uh >h>u;I he rubbed II over the
parts un;lI the skin is red. spread
on tn.rt;;. and covered with two
;h!cnr.SsrS u hot flannel cloths.
I."av.. the cio:hirg ZOOS" aroUad the
ue:k. aS -" he2t II IN" body lib
rates the ingredients in the form
"i vapurS. These vaporS. inhaled with
Zach breath. carr the medication d.
r.rr!y t. the parts affected. At the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Fiiendish German Trap
Tears Off the Hand Of
English Army Officer

rA&IS. Oct. l1.--Au English officer
\. caninra; had his hand torn orr yes
friday BY. orc q: IN" "n"my's Internal
laps. says II special dispatch to thr
T..'EpS.
S""In.: 4 piano eta nd"ned in the mid
~. - ia. Str"... l.. struck Il chord and
an ,xr;nSirn followed wh:cN ripped OF
~ hand \ cr"uaL.. rad h'..u placed
n i.vna"r;lon with ia" keys.
The Temps correspondent warns 20
turning iri:lhi,an'S t" ''ambr;Ii I" br
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WILL REMAIN AT POST.

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. l7.-More than
son city fremen. who resigned TO take
effect tomorrow morning. Will remain
at their posts until Monday pending an
investigation by the chamber or COM
mercc with view 10 settling the eight
hour day demand. Efforts Of William
{. Lillcr. United States councIlIator, to
adjust the dispute failed.
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made an euviabe record with very. very
few slackcrs and This showing the COM
mittcc thinks cannot be duplicated in
the United States.
No Such wora as Fail.
linking /, all in all things have as
sumcd n rosy hue and the workers feel
happy the thought that the stigma
of failure VIII not be on ONO coun'Es
fair name.
MI members Of y. T.. NJ. 142 are re-
CI."Sted To meet at tn" city building At
:; o'clock Saturday afternoon with their
Instruments for the formation or the
band which Will pnrad" the nrin-
riual ihuruughfarcs and give 4, concert
on Twelfth street. This demonstration
is held for n. tw"-fold purpose. To re-
mind the people that it IS the last day
of the campaign and for ;hcs" who have
not bought bonds To d" 80 immediately
and those who have bought To make
good their subscriptions a the bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
Confined from Page One.)

ice today from SO states. Most OF these
dealt with conditions as they existed
several days ago and added little In new
dispatches previously sent out from the
states affected They showed that tn"
disease had reached epidemic proper
tions i'll Nebraska and was spreading i'll
California New York, Missouri. Ken
lucky. Illinois. Iowa. North Dakota. Ohio.
Washington and Wisconsin. Conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

careful in correcting any lack of SYM
me:ry they may find III their homes;
:" beware 81 Strai tightening pictures. rr-
placing door panels which they fnd
looScncd removing nails and OF touch
ing objects they may find in the court
yard. cellar or garden. Such acton.
he says. may explode an Internal ma
china
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

PITTSBURGH. Oct iI.--.\n tnrr"aS"
In Spanish influenza. hui d"rrcaS" III
thr death rat" during the Is hour period
ending ut len o'clock this morning was
announced by the health department al
noon. \ i"tal uf 90 n"w cAs"S al IN"
disease AMI 90 deaths were reported.
compared with 49, cases and 80 deaf rs
for rho same period yesterday. Tile total
number Of cases reported TO date is H.hbl.
Health department officials announced
today that there is 10 Immediate pros
poet Of mad! ficalinn Of the stat" health
commissioning stringent electromagnetic
inE order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
DEATH FOE PAIR.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 1.-Two
children Of Aaron Mycrs. member of 4
hottlinS firm at Montgomery. roar here.
wcr. killed fly" miles above this city
Tonight. when an automobile in which
they wcr" riding. was hit by q Chcsa-
pcnkn * Ohio passenger traim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
. BIG COAL DEAL.

CLARKSBCRG. W. Va. Oct. 17.-An-
nounccment was made here today OK
tho purchase Of 400 acres Of coal at
Volga. Cpshur county. from different
owners by J. T. Herbert. W. W. Miller
and others of Cleveland. The price Is
sln0.n Mr.. Miller is former Par
kcrshurg man. The coal will be de-
velopcd at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

New members III the S-1.pV" tIhh r.
ported last night were:
Henderson e Mct'ann. $4,000
Kraft manufacturing Co... 10000
Geo. Il. Taylor Co........... $4,000
Greer & Iaing ............. $500"
Struchman's bakery ........ 1000
SlooCo Club Added TO.
The SlT.60n club is sill growing
strong and IL nrw members were added:
W. G.. Caldwell $lu.pu"
George WISE ............... l"."oo
James II. Beans ............ l"."nu
+. Z. nri"hnrSt ............ 1000"
Henry Bchrrs"n .........-. ln.OOh
Geo. ~ SHOOK tn........... 1n.0nU
William H. Hcarnc ......... 1000"
Charles II. Cupp ........... lr."Oh
nr. R"ht. J. Reed. ......... 1000"
State Coal Association ..... 10000
Moro In SIS, 600 List.
The. $4,000 subscribers list WINS
heightened ycStcrdHy-iivc more coming
in:
Norton & Go. ................E' 90"
Ne@b!tt x Bro. .-...........-, 3.u"n
Neff lTarrlwgr" ca. .....-.... '.non
John T.. Wright ......:...... 500"
Louis Bert %rhrY ............. "."un
TIL" First National Bank Of Elm Grows
haa gone cover the top with it's quota
Of 500 Guu with S22.6uA tu spare.
The Conservative Life INSURANCE" Co.
added $50 900 Ia their subscription OF
s2G, O0H making $4,000 for Ohio county
in addition I" thar subscribed through
their agents in other rrwns
The Order If Golden Links pledged
themselves for $4,000 worth nf bonds.
and Hill Bros. tho dentists. took $4,000
for their share. Local union 36i Inter
national Union. and j. J. O'knrfe sulr-
srrihrd for S5nn worth for each.
Th" yIllaE" rf Wnnds'lalc subscribed
fur 5000 worth nf bonds cut Of their
sinking fund md It * hoped TINT this
will SCI the par" for other suburban
communities.
Many Doubling PIP.
The ready rrsirnus" Of tn" citizens If
,h,. county to incrru::" their SNIh'rrip-
iinus hnS proven Il great boon Tor tin.
loan md while thu r"uuiN il about half
covered w the ""l'mn aIp commute" II
Il .Ni.cr!rd iha, ih" majority If IN"
Subscribers; that they Will sec 'i flu.si
rounds will double ih"Ir pledges.
With ia" report of III" "cl"nn mp com
,uittrc and the committee headed 10y j.
I holloway, who ar" IN see III" manu-
f,r,urcrs and large induStr rial plants
rho uonl Will br within "aST distance,
ne The force mt headquarters are lnok-
ing for something big from the manu-
facturrrS committee, which VIII cnabl"
tho county IL roach her quoia by Sat
urday noon.
From reports in SO far Ohoi county has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct. l7.+--Iiealth officials
expressed hope today that the peak OF
the Spanish Influenza epidemic here
had been reached and passed. Reports
received from physicians up In ten n. III.
SHOW Il decrease of $50 in new eases
during the last - hours. III" numh'r
being 4.1%3. Deaths from Influenza ANA
pneumonia. 62% were ten fewer than yes
Icrday.
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7WO-THIRDS
Continued From Page One.)

in u w"inau'S handwriting: My NIT"
toward The Liberty Loan. The mole
was unsigned and in its folds was 4
81 bill. The amount from the same
woman. was received by DR.. Dickcy dnr-
ing thu: Third I.uuu drive.
More In S25, ZOO Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

When W. Q. McCluskcy retired from
active control of the w. O. McCluskcy
oyster and fruit company and placed the
business In charge Of J. f. Marttndell
and William Trautwetn. he supposed
fond goodbye had been given every care
and anxiety. Trips around the world
and other diversions were his long suit.
Let Aiartlndcll and Trautwctn do the
work and worry stunt" WAS his platform
AT least until the past week. FOR now
old Mac" is back on the Job doing two
mems work eighteen hours day Al!
this because both MartindcN and Traut-
vein became III at the same time. Tho
former is 1T I;attlr Creek Mich. suffer-
ing from L stomach ailment. while Mr..
Trautwniu IS confined to his North
Wheeling home. struggling with pneu-
monia Happily. IN" recovery Of both
! is confidently expected.
| In the meantime W. 0. NJ. IS wrestling
: with sacks OF potatoes and barrels or
oysters and Dragging to "vcry customer
! Of his ability 10 make good. And when
; il IS recalled he entered business IN
; IS70--forty-ciEht years ago. II must be
, admitted he's some come hack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

were described rs satisfactory in OreEan
Minnesota. West Virginia and Tcnncs-
sec.
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The situations in the different dis
tricts Tonight" said the loan hcadquar
tors announcement may hr summed up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
SPANISH INFLUENZA
What Il Is and How Il Should Be Treated
This disease authorities now agree, is simply the old
fashioned grip that epidemic in 1SS99o Then it came
f prssia bv way Of France and given the French
mama La Grippe This time it comes by way OF Spain

in May
history
c which Is been
attacks Win 1901 S
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NO PROLONGING

Continued from Page One,)
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Duofold Suites

No home. NJ matter how nicely
furnished is complete without a
Duoinld Suite
Our showing of these handsome
Thrcc-Pieca Suites includes wide
range OF STYLES in leather and tap
aStr.y upholSteringS over oak and
mahogany frames. and solve the
problem Of taking care Of mex
pccted guests. us the davenport
n.ay be opened and used as a full
sized bed. We urge your lnSper-
ton of our line Of Duofnld Suites.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

SAME time. TapuRub is absorbed thru
and stimulates the skin. attracting
the blood ~ the surface. and thus
aids in relieving the congestion with
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-12-05
MILE AND A HALF
OF HOLSTEIN MILK
County Agriculturalist Urges
County Dairymen to Pur-
chase Good Sires '.

County Agriculturalist L. M. Lamp
son is a thoro believer in the future
of the dairy industry in Benton coun,
ty and has been tireless in his efforts
to build up the quality of the dairy
stock of the county by inducing COW
owners to purchase high class dairy
sires on the community plan. Several
such sires are already in the county
and other farmers are contemplating
the organization of bull clubs.
AS striking instance of the differ
ence between good and poor COW
Mr.. Lampson submits the following
record of two pure-bred Holstein heif-
ers:
1t is a little unusual to speak of
milk in terms of miles but this con-
Germs two unusual heifers- pure-bred
Holsteins owned at Arden Farms in
Minnesota. These two heifers, by
name, Jewel Pontiac Segis and
Beauty Beets Walker Segis, have esT
tablished records of production of
milk and butter, which according to
the Holstein Friesian World, have
never been approached by other heif-
ers of thei1. ages, since Adam fed on
milk and honey in the Garden. Jewel,
who is three-year-old, produced 81
068.5 pounds of milk, and Hills
pounds of butter in year, while
Beauty Beets, only a two-year-old,
made 25,343.3 pounds of milk and L.
040.64 pounds of butter in the same
period.
Considering first their milk produc-
ton, we find that these two heifers
together produced over $4,000 quarts
of the most nearly indispensable food
in the human dietary. This product,
placed in quart bottles stood side by
side would make a row extending ap-
proximately mile and half. Sim
ilarly, if their years production of
butter, over 2200 pounds, were made
into the ordinary pound prints and
piled end on end they would extend
half again as high as the Woolworth
Tower in New York City. AS mat
ter of fact the product was certified
and sold fo- hospital use in the city of
st. Paul at sixteen cents quart, so
that these two young heifers actually
earned their owner, Senator j. M.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-12-05

time, and we ask that you lend the
assistance Of your honorable body in
interesting the people in your locality.
to take action and exert their influ.
ence in securing remedial Legislation
thru the passage of laws that will give
the people better protection in the.
matter of rate making and eliminate.
the dominating control by outside in
terests. We ask that you take this
matter up with the Legislative men,.
bers from your district and impress.
upon them the Importance of action
at the coming session of the legisla-
ture. q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-12-05
Hacknex. over &. ooo.oo for the year.

Hackney, over 100000 for the year.
Of course, in order to make such
wonderful records for production they
had to have the best of care and liberal
intelligent feeding, but consider that
each of these heifers produced as much
milk as eight average scrub cows; and
think what it would mean to feed and
care for two cows instead of sixteen.
In these days of high feed prices and
labor costs the improved dairy cow
shows the only way out for the dairy
man.
This story, illustrating the posi-
bilities in milk and butter production
from pure-bred Holsteins is one OF
vital interest to every resident in Ben
ton county. To those who are en-
gagged in the dairy business it points
the way to increased profits thru the
use of better dairy machines. Its sig
nificance FROM the standpoint of the
consumer lies in the fact that effic-
lent dairy producers of this type can
produce milk so much more econom-
ically than the average cow, that the
milk can be sold at a lower price. and
still return a fair profit to the milk
men. - - ,szszsf. s'--l. -
Another important lesson to be
drawn from the work of these two
marvellous heifers is the fact that they
are sisters, both being by the same
sire, King Segis Pontiac Count. This
illustrates the Importance of, the herd
bull in improving the dairy stock.
The dams of these two heifers were
neither of them cows of more than or
binary merit, just simply average
pure-bred Holstein cows. When mated
with this well-bred sire the resulting
offspring break every previous pro-
duction record for heifcrs of their ages.
These two are not the only good
daughters of this sire, as altogether.
he has six daughters which have been
tested for whole year each, and the
six, all of them first and second heif-
ers, average considerably over one
thousand pounds of butter and nearly
twelve thousand quarts of milk per
year. This bull, King Segis Pontiac
Count, formerly had the highest av-
erage record for his two nearest dams
of anv hill of tba HoIcfain broad
which emphasizes the Importance of
selection from producing strains, in
picking out bull to head the dairy
herd. A good production bred, pure
bred Holstein bull at the head of even
a scrub dairy for a few years can
build up a profitable herd of grade
Holsteins, profitable to keep as pro-
ducers and in big demand at attrac-
tive prices when placed upon the mar
ket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-22
THE EVENT THAT WHIPPED GERMANY.

Amazing revelations about the War will
tnue crop for and there could be
amazing than the confession by Captain Persus, the
naval critic that the British the bat
empire the world that Britannia had the colos
sal victory. Germany denied it. Now she admits that
she lied Frank H. Simonds, the expert in the New
York Tribune that Il is TO the Of Rome and
Carthage that turn for parallel for the gi
gantic which today destroy German hopes
After the Carthagenian state accepted by
which all its battle feet, ten gaeys surrend
Romans So persisted the last serious chal
lenge by any organized state to Roman world
acy many centuries
1t is much less than generation since the kaiser
challenge the British in that historic speech
in which declared that the future of Germany
upon the And from that hour almost to the
German naval officers have drunk to the day when
British mastery of the should be destroyed. and
visiting his battle fleet after Jutland aTrogantly and
mendaciously proclaimed that the goal had been at
tanned: the decision of Trafalgar wiped
We how foolish that claim. Ignorant
still comparative losses OF the battle of Jutiand
we know that from that hour onward the German
never again battle with the great enemy
than this, when all lost land, informed
sailors of the battle fleet munied rather than
obey orders follow the example of Ceryera Santi
go certain destruction rather than
der ANONYMOUSLY
When. on August I. 1914. the British battle feet
already modified moved to its battle station the
lost to Germany. Within few months the
of the German ships had been sunk forced
TO intern The German flag had disappeared from the
ocean. The British had taken Germany by the
throat and would hold her until allied armies could be
organized and could perform their task.
Here ultimate demonstration OF the real power
of Britain Her fleet has the war, her has
the declares Mr. Smonds.