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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

all tho townspeopie from the mayor
10 the Jaiier shook hands with our
party. and where Mr.. Edison laid In
u supply ~ milk chocolate. ON the
way out ~ Elkins which was tho
next place where We stopped. were
greeted photographed ana told Of
the city's greatness-A spring
shncklo holt, whatever that Ia
shcHrrd OF chats what Mr. FIRE.
stone said II did) and II looked To
mo ~ though We were going To be
laid up there on the road for AT ieas,
another hour, hut Mr. ford never
10 be daunied by anything mechan-
lcally caniankefou-. turned his perl
scopic eye on big field which lay
alongside the toah, splcd thre~her.
and while ! was still mourning the
loss OF that shnckle bolt. hiked over
into tho field borrowed Just ox.
actly the bolt he wanted from the
obliging thrcshcrs and returned IN a
mn I, took two hours and "a lot
of work go put that spring back IN
good sprinr.ng order again. bui Mr.
Ford STAYED on the job until he had
us going 3i miles an hour once
more. and unlike the regulation ex.
pert mechtnic, dldn't demand y
cent Of overtime Dinner
that night ~ the cheat Country
club, NJ Edison and Mr. Uirroughs
went back "a our camp tor the night
being ~ those who prefer to -lecr'
In he open. The tenderfeet ~
whom | was onc--~tnycd ~ the c'uh
ana enjoyed n thoroughly For.
when ~ comes 10 the rough and
ready living me for the chocolate
cclnirs ana Tho aesthetic winch
proves. / upiue that even loW,y
chauffeur may have his idiusyncta-
sles
Elght on tho dot ~ 10 O'Clock hy
my Wrst watch. We broke camp on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

t1,n ,It,, -. -, ,.. a, -, A,
rsotion OF Uot Hprlnss Va hoptn.
that wo could reach Wsr aprlnw.
by nlsht L>ayins ibs Chsa, cam.
try club rs passsa n fi,la vhIrh n
might have been bean. or banana,
for nil 1 know "Iootl ,hs,s'. a
cradle" shouted Mr Ford ana he
ordered me To atom Oysr I'm th.
field was n .o,hsr /,
the AGRICULTURAL lin. Thai looLsd IN
mo like n harr,I with Nil ,ha .l.,.
80, "a. 49,, ~.
4, ~ AZ, 49, r".u n"u us'icu
-, '"u -~ no" Hlosuht
~, " a'u rH'stone'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

drive for moving water 10 satremely
cheap, too, sa I have occasion for
knowing, From q stream on my
own place At Dearborn. Miohh I got
an electric current which 10 sufn.
cisnt 10 heat and iiEht my house. ana
do all tho cooking, Bssidss costing
very little. this system is infinitely
cleaner and lees Troublesome. II
aaves labor and releases labor FOE
other things moro important than
housework.
After the war, whom I get though
fighting TO bring about psqce. ! will
make the machinery Tor such fac.
torles - I have iust mentioned" Mr..
Ford added. ~ can turn out wood.
working machinery cheRply In great
quantities. while Edison gathers the
current 10 drive T."
Now hack IN the trip Tho remain.
ins 10 days of tho trip we're cram med
with interesting Incidents. II would
require volume 10 tell vou all. over
10 white sulphur springs we vent,
then 20 Ho, Springs Here q stop
was made and Mr. Edison and Mr.
Firrstone made a trip out TO the Ger.
man lnternmrnt camp. These 1900
enemy aliens Interested them both
and Mr.. Firsstons raid he "conGrst.
ulaird them on having n vacation
from the kaiser"
A. Narrows In very rough and
Wild country, we pitched our tents a.
what was ca He'd Wolf creek cnmp
Here not n single soul recognized any
NJ our party We STAYED all night,
and In the morning started IN the
direction, ,of Bmefleld g. Later
coming fftt'n sky~rap"rle--y village,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

running board Of tho car ana sold Q
paper 70 Mr.. Ediaon.
That 10 cent piece will mover get
into circulation again; II 10 bsins
Kept by the boys pfoud father. who
10 the editor Of the town paper. and
10 an illu uminatlnG instanos OF where
huslncsa was subsidiaed by threaten
Tor Tor " i ai.tiSs,ly ssarS X. .Sitos %s"'IIi ,.ii
dArnsd rood ihrsSkinS n ks 1idnv
ssll = paper 10 hf. Ediscn. Ana
psrhapa, NJ, Edison, TOO. hsard.-or
Psrchancs, he cot the message over
HID remarkable mental wireless.
In Wsaversvills hr, Edison was
urged 10 make . spsech. but ne In.
sisted that while Nc was willlnu to
furnish the "spotiiah" for others. he
himself, Wouldn't stand In II. M Mr.
rlfes'ens WA Obliged 10 take hIs
Looking hack over the 1,1eo- mile
Nd III sssms TO me that the now al.
ready knovn Edison Ford plan. To
harness up the soorss Of waserfAiis
which we oil saw. 10 by Tar the big.
outstanding thing In the embryo o. a
result eeer this will bring employ
msn, and contsn,msnt TO thousakds
~ those moUnisin.hsld people who
today do not know what consistent,
mon IN .in.snd .month.out smpI
msnt ID, and who. because thsir In
comss 40 flnctunte sreatly. are de-
prived ~ many OF the sood thinEs OF
life, Edison, Ford, Firestone, Hur-
ley, t'urrouEhs names 10 be con-
jured with. Truly, five wizards In
the wilds, And I was with them
which shows the truth OF the old
sayinHL"s fool for luck"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05


which ls tho plural. ever rolled over
nor" enjoyable 1900 mile. of
God s outdoors, Wild and woody ns II
WIS at times and forgetting the di-
sbolcal stretches OF road
We wizards Ia the wilds'"
T.ti- what this trip was That's
Nhii I'm roirg tn try to tell you
"h'li Most ~ this story | wrote
ing on 4 big log way out some
Nh'r" In Tennessee" with "A pad on
n' Knee ana a fivc-lnCh slab ot hot
apple pio somewhere way down
N'.hin tho workings Of my snstro-
h"iu'ral machinery a slab, might
,'nl'sa which should have been
NO. ~ reserve ~ mate for the
'i" Wh!'h MIR Edison would surely
''' Tor hlS breakfast the following
~. ming
Nli - return to my kn ttlns. At
hutgh, We we're Joined by MIR.
l''l hnd MIR. t1restonc, who had
.''n a'iN'dlug tho annual dinner
ttru lh llFcsione furemen at the
' FIt~'one family hom estoad In
Wbts ohio After having sue
i1iy Wlihsibod determined
i.." ot moving picture men and rs.
l'I .'t7 we started officially on our
ma rip headed Tor the village
ireena nahurgh which IL aro To-
'l 10 tho stnto or pennsy'yaniA
90 no miles east Of Greens
''' mile and a half from tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
O'liarn TSNnsfrvrUi.

AVER. Mass, Jan. Major
Bnrrau Oliare. assistant Judge
advocate OF the Twelfth divislon,
was transferred today from Camp
Dcvsns TO Camp Logan. Texas. IN be
Judge advocate ~ the fifteenth d.
yiH on. lie formerly was lieutenant
governor of Illinois -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

IAN Intimate Description OF the
2,oo.Mils Motor Trip that thsss
Wel-known Men Recently Made
Through Interesting Portions OF
Pennsylvania, Maryland. West
vix,nia. Virginia. Tennessee and
North Carolina.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
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By LESTER HOPPER

Being the Chaufeurs Story of How Thomas Edson Henry
Ford, H. S. Firestone, E. N Hurley and John Burroughs
Ran Away from Civilization and Big Business
toget "Tuned Up for the Most Critical
Winter in Americas History
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
Enthusiasm Is Good For the Individual; 1t Is Good
For the Community; Read This Tribute to Enthusiasm

rivers; go through stone walls; build
mighty enterprises win tremendous bat
ties, aud rccast the geography OF em-
pircs.
How much Of this magic quality is in
your
Don't be- without il. Coax IL into being.
The enthusiastic worker is at d premium.
He's the kind that : always 1T q premium.
People like 10 have him around.
He acts ~ a tonic on everybody. You
cau't keep him back. Nobody wants to
keep him buck. From the policeman nut
side on the beat, to the president IT the
plant-everybody about the place j. ticklcd
to see him get ahead.
Here how to break ~through-and
win,
stir a lram Of bulldog ]tenacity into
u iumpcr.full OF enthusiasm and il will
produce a white heat that will burn
through all barriers like nm acetylenc torch.
THE way Ia brighten your prospects in
life j. TO keep sunny comc clean, aud show
zeal for your work.
Begin where you are-today. En-
thusc.
The quoted part Of this article was d.
rected NJ the workers of another city, the
merchants. the bankers, the lawyers. the
doctors, the skilled workmen, the laborer
all.
The man AT the desk. the man in the
engineroom. the man with u pick or hoe IN
his hand. the man who has amy work 90
perform every man viii do his work better
" he mixes enthusiasm with his mental or
muscular efforts.
And whatever be Your work. remember,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

NEW YORK IL the largest city In
IN the United States OF America
and tho LARGEST center OF popu-
iation In the world.
A. such u j. America'a rriie.
hut sometimes We are ashamed o.
because. like an things over sue
cesafui. n occasionally rsts cncsiy,
. e.. " thinks more highly % itself
than ~ ought % thinh
Yer, after an. our great cities are
hut thn expression ana front ~ the
vast country behind them. New irrk
CITY b. great only hecausa "a ~ the
exponent 81 Oklahoma. Iowa and pa-
kota.
The roots Of wall stros' run down
10 Louisiana and 10 iiinois.
u b. the focus Of business where the
rays from Trxna and taiarafo meet.
And u thcrs were nc hintsrlani
there woulc be no New York.
Like every great metropolis. New
York d. apt 10 suppose i.self % be he
whn,e works. Hence, like all the
proud. Il becomes now aud then alb.
aurd.
New York IL the show piace Of the
country. broadway h. ~ Midway
p%leaaance. S~trargers visiting the city
want 10 dance aud caper and drink
MMN ANNNW W. MNNAMNNNNANM| NNAA
thronE the Eariah highway
hut New York u not the United
States. IL does not represent the Tut
ted States.
II b. "a good dcai of a European
tump-henp. Much of u b. foreign, an
%cAtraucoua something ciinginE TO our
shores.
New York does not want prohibl-
ton. n iutcrforeH with H. hirh-Jinks,
~ pront-taklnr. and IT. Europncity.
Huf Eansss snd Nebraska want a.
and the mulutudoH uf plain bourgeois
that swarm tine hills and dalcH 81 the
uncltinod territory. ne a.. = A.. want
Il. and New York II d~iscoverlng.
greatly 90 ifa hunililatinn. that " D.
q part OF the O.. s A. and Will have
90 conform.
New York n metropolitan Also eN-
Ccsaiycly provincial ~ b. apt a. for
get that civilization g. not bounded on
the west by Jersey city.
New York h. e city 81 strangers, all
prepared Ia do anything onra. an I'M
pressed with u horror 81 being "pik
ers'i that b. why they pay $40 a day
Tor hotel accommodation they could
got Tor 50 ln syracuse, and III Tor a
dinner D. would cost them $500 in
Denvrv. and "a tnr n ride in 70 taNI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

nests have been In this very tree
and there wus mo- trash in either 90
them. ran ten you iis nest is
a. dainty aH he b., and not u bit
bigger than u has to Dee. u D.
made mostly of fine. dry roots. uud
Be- lined inside with horaeh1ir
Whats that Peters voice sound
eel us t hr suspected Johnny uf trS
Ing a. fool him
'irs IL fact. replied SONNY. nod
dlnE hh head sraycly, "GooducHH
knows where Nr. and Mrs. 'hippv
find IL These dHys hut find u they
do Here comes Chippy himself.
An him
nn H branch r.Eht over Peter and
lnhunN "itellu' cried Peter You
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
Tomorrow

~ boy asronime yagrol, an
italian political and T,%IiEInus roe
fufmtf. wHH burned ut Florence ht
order uf Pope Alexander ~. Whose
.umitk be- bad incurred ~INuNaruIt s
Influence uuuuF the people OF Flor
eurr Nts BOB great thIf fur several
yslra be- guided the state almost I- its
sovereign when %, brought about
a. religious revival hN hls d]vuuuu"r.
men, ~ the vice % corruption ut the
ohurch aud attacked tho Infamous
conduct ~ ihs Inup. urithrr hta ups
right me nor his popularity could
leave him.
. Ia 1888 on the twenty third of May
Cranmer. Archbishop uf Canterbury
pronounced the marriage uf HENRY
WI, of England and Catherine ~
ArftEuu invalid thus pstHhlHhlur the
precedent for divorce boo thg church
~ England
On the twenty thtrl uf Man ln ltps
Thomas Hood the English poet was
born Hood o. chiefly rpmrmis.rVd fuI
his humorous and zttificnl poems Hls
poems on sociological conditions
oroutrd e great deal of attentiuu at
The time they We're written.
IN iNu5 ON thu twenty third OF MaN
Napoleon crowned himself kiuE uf
Itui, ln Milan A. there vls none to
INN MNNNN wv NHN'N NN |NNH n NJ OUT
PEASANT the ancient lruu crown eft
L0mh1rdY. Napoleon crowned himself
with hia avn hands, slNtuE ar 10, did
81. "Diod has given 10 tu mo lot
him beware who would touch &C.
Tho iron crown derives its name
from Il narrow band Of icon attached
a. the inner side uf tho Ciryiot u b.
Htid Co. Nave been made out eft One
uf the nails used ~ Oh, rtuUifNluu.
| Tho earliest quasi historical NOTICE eft
tho Iron crown b. that BE- WIS used
~ the coronation q Arllufus, Kline eft
Normandy. IN The yea AHl
ON the twenty third 81 MAY $50.
tn first Of the wage riots among the
English weaver broke out
In tst9 ON the twenty third uf MAY
The First National Convention oi
Morklurmcn. ~ a political party. 90
. N.w York nominated General o. =
|Erant for president Grant WINS the
Regular republican candidate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

which IN oshkosh would cost them
SO cents.
capitalization H. IT, god. Not 20
know celebrities aud moi 20 have seen
b latest Eirl show n IL iden OF
shame n dlsrrhce.
For all that, New York u the great
eat Ilacc 10 live An IN Tho world. tho
wrestling place 81 riants. the literary
and artistic center % the Western
World. the eiaddeat. baddest. maddest.
humancst, crazicat. cheapest. most ca
cruelest locality this side Of the New
Isrurulem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

n BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, is one of the Invest
~ towns IN the new and husiling new South.
Its newspapers show a high grade Of com
uunity spirit. This shows in news columns and IN
advertising columns.
IN Birmingham IL a merchant with advertising
genius. Instead Of advertising merchandise every
day, he now aud then gives generous columns "
costly space TO advertising for what he believes 10
be the welfare Of the city Ia which he makes his
profits.
In the birmingham Apc-Hcrald this merchant
ran an advertisement recently. headed For the
Good Of The Community" Much of the advertise.
ment Is borrowed, rs the advertiser frankly states;
and because the whole advertisement viii prove
for the good Of this community, and any other
community in this fair and prosperous land of ours,
we are going 10 borrow the Birmingham merchant :
whole advertisement and print II here. This Is the
advertisement
This space is given up today 10 what an
other has said about enthusiasm. Enthu.
siasm il infectious. That has been demon
siratcd in Birmingham during the last two
years Of war work aud war campaign.
by enthusiasm and team work Birming-
ham went over the top Ia every drive, and
today her record is not exccllcd by any
other city IN the nation.
but here is what the other fellow says
about enthusiasm
BE enthusiastic. II pays.
IT'S a great thing to have honest work
~ do. to know how To- do IL aud 10 be-
able 10 mix enthusiasm into the doing Of
IL.
Enthusiasm Is dynamic. II starts
things. II slams them into shape. aud gets
them done.
II IL the propeller Of progress; the
pnrrut Of achievement aud blessed is the
worker Vho has lots OF h..
To be- enthusiastic about q thing is Ia
be- excited about il 90 be- earnest about Il;
10 want 10 pitch IL aud do Il mp 10 the
best there i in NJ.
III enables men 10 bore tunnels under
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
rOINrEp ~PNnAGnNpns

Whisky o more trouble than
a. druwna.
The more promises a man gives the
Tower he keeps.
~ there ever Waa a fool killer ne
Must have retired from business.
When one boy sees another eating
something he always gets hungry.
Many q mans reputation defsonda
on what isn't found out about him.
The nurse girl Isn't a necromancer,
hut she h. something of a s~oothnayer.
NeH Hazel, love. fire and a bad
cough are three things that cannot
be- hid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

A UE you i victim Of the medicine
~ habit
when Nuu visit IL doctor do
always insist on biz whiting some
Mort uf u prescription fuI sou
Uu you Invariably rush Goo tho drlg
store 100 The medicine closet fpf some
Helf pTo--r,prd remedy ~ you tool th.
least W]ilHpustl
Hty, you. be- fact a passion Cor
numulInr uy,N new uusfruu uut ou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

folks seem very busy. Haven't you
finished building your nest YETI"
Nearly, replied chippy. "lrH all
done but the horsehair. You haven't
seen around anywhere. have
you"
Peter and Johnny shook their
heads, Peter confessed that he
would not khuw IL " he saw u. He
often had found hair from tho coats
~ fatNiN FnN Huh MA Man gnyate
and iirhtfuot tho Deer. hut hair
Rom tho coat Of 70 horHe was quite
another matter,
"a Isn't hair from the coat of "a
HORSE. you ruuFn. u iH the Inns
hairs from the tail or name of q
horse that We want" cried ghippv
No. be- prepared Co follow AIRS Chippy
toward Farmer browns BARNARD.
~ makes the very incest lininE for a
nest
thlppy ana Mrs. Chippy were gone
% Ions time, but when they did re-
turn each was carrying "a losr black
hair MfH. 'hippN was In hirh Hplr-
o. because, aH she explained. that
little meet would Huon be- ready for
he fuur beautiful little blue eggs
with nlnck spots ON % end which
she meant 90 lay ln o.
- luHt love them, declared Peter
uF no watched hls tWn little frutherpd
friends putting the nnishinr touches
tu thr llttlT nest Tar out un a. branch
uf % the apple trees.
Neat stow \ Queer Piacc Tor n
Uumn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

"Now . think Of IT, I have found
Chippy in tho oid orchard ever
since Z can remember . never have
seen Dis nest because . never hap
pcncd Go think about o. uocs ne
make 10 uf trash ukc his cousin,
Bully 1000
Johnny chuck laughed q should
my not be- exclaimed Twice hit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
SOLOS
BY TIE Second Fiddle

A MONG OTHER things. We not
n thar the cost Of auIpr-dread-
= = nauehts has materially advanced
since .we last bought a suppN.
NEW YORK society women yeuter-
DAY sold wall street men douEhnuis
nd a dollar each ID ISN'T the first
time that Wall street men have paid
for the hole.
SOW. LADIES. on to the senate.
Treat 'em rough.
KANSAS Farm HANDS are
threatened with salaries u ~ per day
durirF the coming wheat harvest
There H. rniur 10 be- n serious short.
are ~ newspaper reporters ana such
until the wheat j. Cleaned
PHILADELPHIA Mist IL minting
1000. 900 pennies a day In q wild ef-
fort 10 Keep NJ with the wear aud
tear u the luxury taxes.
THE AMERICAS Hairdrcssers' as
surlatlou has decreed that b will be
decent " not wholly modest Tor
women 20 show their ears 10 public
next winter.
SAID uAIRDHEssEns also wit
messed mn initial exhibit ~ the new
HYDRAULIC marceils waver. The ave
b. cinmpod on the head % you turn
ON the switch-or turn u on the
switch. We are not certain which. la
dies who 10 not use switches caa stu
employ curl papers
GERMANY makes as much fuss
about not being able 90 Keep D
treaty conditions ~ " she'd been In
the habit ~ keeping them.
ONO homeopathic and aiinpathic
physicians are stu pquahhlinE over
Whether sha Etu ran boo rurni best
hy q pill or e hypo. or whether u can
be- cured nt an Meanwhile the lie IN
surance companies are stiii liuuidat-
inr.
MARY ptCKFonD has won a
ftOs.uun damage suit in the New
York court 81 appeals Winning ~
pcals have been Little Mary prinel-
pal source ~ cash rcyenue for quite
a SPELL
At LAST The status Of the corset
hls hccn established. The United
States revenue bureau has ruled that
they are underwear plural and
subject to tax 81 q luxury.
NATIONS EYES on Congress
headline. D. might boz added that con
rrrss. also. ls keeping af least one eNr
aud an ear trained ON the nation.
WE FELT SURE that eventually
someone would doduce that Senior
Albuquerque. who went back 70 IRA
ul with the announcement that the
o.. :. wants Co seize HE country, h. tho
original Brazil nut.
\ WASHINGTON correspondent
states that congress will do well II 70
arcomullahes on0-fuurth uf whut
should Ne done. True, true, " VIII
du considerably better than any con-
nrrsa ever has.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
THE MEDICINE HABIT
By II ADD1NGToN BRUCE
Author OF The Riddle OF Personality" Psychology and
rurcnthood," Etc.
Copyright. 1919. by the Associated Ncwspapera)

CO." market. ln the blind hop. that u
uIuf ht 90 unexpected benefit
~ such is your habit can assure
N"H ths' N"H Hr. u"f nult -neudlnr
% good deal OF none fouli.hlN but
tfr running real riHks al regards your
health
Tho best du,tors upwadn,s are
chan loo prescribing medicine fur
their uHtI.n fa
The, know that thsr, at, f,w d,-.
rfssH Tor which medical gIruDn pos.
H's's medicine That may truly bc
called sure cures
They know that many medle|u,s
while helpful Iu suuv RESPECTS may
n, injurious 600 uth'rs
Also they kruW chat medicines urli.
uHrilN harmless are Capable uf hurt.
ful effects 10 taken too freely ur u
uthru hN people DuuHtltufluualls 30
built Hs tu react o. them u~uflNurHhlA
hut murf important uf aIl thD best
doctors uf to-day know that Geo pun
ones faith boz mrdtuiu, Del often 'u
,Iuse one Co loose sight uf simple hN.
ri'uir msHaur,s which may hr ludiH.
u'Usinlv Co restoration uf health
stated 20 fully. Boz the words %
a. Philadelphia physi,luu br D. Mad
iFuu Taylor. they know That
Reserve forces uf co., body are
ample 90 pTra,rN, and fu restore
health. Whom uliv available oct in
order. ana fortified Dos natural mytua
and Wl-. guidance from without
n b. thu fact uat should most uf
1ll bee Needed Pos slaves uf 'hv mcdi-
cine habit
iusiold uf continuing 20 swallow
quantities uf drugs concerning the
urupprtirs OF which they are entirely
ignorant bet them spend Do little time
l%,iru.us the preventive BE- curative
value uf such things HH diet sleep.
rest, exercise. relaxation emotional
control fresh Ill, rurrvrt posture.
massage. etc.
And No. going to a doctor. they find
him unwilling tn prescribe 81 the
medicines ON which they have hith-
,rtn relied. let them refrain from
NirtutllN ypmpvluug him to Eiyr such
10 prescription
TO be- sure. there are Times whom
medicines tr" absolutely necessary
There are issases fur which druF.
really ought Go Dee prescribed.
hut the doctor, not the patient BE-
th, I, iu determine this Nui the
uHp Of drugs of any Kind unless tht
doctor specifically advises their use
An ournN knocks t man down and
then % iricnd proceeds tu kirk HIM.
Some mon are candidate fu" Office
because they can't help 10 luh rnWi
hcoausc tho people can't help d.
Tho young rirl with her hail
/ don, ~ for the first time puHsrHsr'
more awe. Inspiring dignity than .
! floor walker bon q day goods store
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

The average woman doesn't believe
IN equality 1f the sexes Hhv thinks
Nh IT. l little more than equal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22
TIE WAY IT LOOKED TO BErniAs

Mrs. BonhamLThe paper tells OF q
mnn who went crazy On his wedding
day.
ncnham-He must have been crazy
before that: otherwise ho wouldn't
have had any wedding dag,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

An enemy knocks l man down and
then % fricnd proceeds tu kick him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

4 WASHINGTON correspondent
that congress will do we'll u u
accomullEhes onC-fuurth OF whnt
should boz done True. rue u VIII
considerably better than any ron
gross ever has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-22

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