davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-13

FARMS, city properties stock OF mer-
chandiss, no matter where located. II
you are willing 10 pay for service let US
know what YOU nave and what you want.
STAUFFEH REALTY Co.
Seymour Ind.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-13
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

WANTED-Homes for healthy homeless
dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE So
CIETY MUNICIPAL DOG POUND. s24
East New York ST. Hours: IL a. m. to
IL noon daily.
SCRATCH feed; no grit, s2.7S; laying
mash. 1926. Delivered. Prospect 421e.
FEMALE ANGbRA CAT. WASHINGTON
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21
NOTED ENGINEER
OUT WITH FACTS
Says The Results He Got From
Tanlac Were Nothing Less
Than Wonderful.

Captain Andy Ospring. engineer on
the Pennsylvania railroad pulling the
fast train known as Keystone Ex-
press between Terre Haute and St.
Louis. declares that the results he
has received from Tanlac are nothing
less than wonderful
Captain Ospring has been engineer
oil the Pennsylvania railroad for the
past forty years and is one of the best
known and most popular men in the
service of this road His home address
is $40 North Tenth street, East St.
Louis. Relating his experience with
Tanlac to friends in Terre Haute, a
few days ago, Captain Ospring said /:
"Tanlac will always get a good re-
commentator from me for the re-
suits | have received from it are
nothing less than wonderful Before
taking this medicine | had suffered
from weak stomach. loss of appetite,
sluggish liver and a rundown condi-
ton for several years ] could never
enjoy anything to eat, suffered with
severe pains in my back and chest, and
was continually losing weight. The
pains in my back were so severe that
could hardly bend over, couldn't
even sit comfortably in my cab, and
invariably finished my run feeling all
tired out. had gotten to where
dreaded to make my runs and had
lost several trips on account of feel
ing so bad.
Il had taken lots of different kinds
of medicines, but all failed until |
found Tanlac. A friend of mine in
Terre Haute put me on to Tanlac
and that was the turning point with
me. Three bottles of this medicine
has fixed me up in fine shape and my
weight has been increased eleven
pounds. have a fine appetite, don't
have a pain of any kind, and feel all
of fifteen years younger | make my
trips regularly, never losing any time
and come in from my runs without
feeling all tired out like | used to. A
medicine that will do such things is
certainly worth while and | will al
ways say good word for Tanlac"
Tanlac is sold in Cloverport by
Weddings Drug Store, in Kirk by
Mattingly Bros. in Addison by L. d.
Addison, and in Ammons by VIM. H.
observation-disclosures.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21
A BIG ADVERTISER
WITH A BIG HEART

Granville Burton, yr. one of the
Board of Trade speakers, found this
verbal bouquet awaiting him in the
Bourbon News upon his arrival in
Paris:
Zone OF the most prominent bust
ness men of the Falls City, who will
be with the visitors. is Mr.. Granville
X. Burton, Jr., vice-president of the
firm of Cruther & Starks, who will
come as the official representative of
the Louisville Convention and Publ
city League 1t has been said of Mr.
Burton that he spends more money
in advertising in newspapers outside
OF Louisville than does any other
retail business man in Louisville. He
is man of broad vision. Mr. Burton
is great believer in pubicity and the
value of trying the people OF Kentucky
to each other not particularly of ty-
ing them to Louisville, but of tying
Louisville to the rest o. Kentucky, as
well as tying all other KentuckianS
to Louisville.--Board OF Trade Jour
nal
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21

gloves, enough to FILL 81 Street De-
partment wagons, were removed from
the auditorium.
There was frost on the ground at
Templeton early in the mornings OF
the Fourth of July, and at $50 at
night the mercury stood at IL de-
grees above.
When internal revenue officers be-
gan using airplanes to discover illicit
stills in the mountains OF West Vir-
ginia and Eastern Kentucky the
moonshiners began giving warnings
by wireless.
A daily newspaper in st. Peters
burg, Fla, gives away its whole edi-
ton every day the sun doesn't shine,
and in nine years and six months
there have been only SO free issues
of the paper.
Chi Chen Mich, president of the
Chinese Chamber of Commerce, now
in New York, says that in China, the
average expenditure for clothes is 81
year.
900
A locomotive engineer on the
Northern Pacific. living at Helena,
Mont undertook in his wife's absence
to do the weeks washing in an cleo
trio machine Just after he had dump
ed the clothes in and started the
washer call-boy rang the bell and
told him he had been called for an
emergency run. Thinking only of his
engine, he hurried out and did not
see the washer again for FIVE days.
1t was still on the job, but of the
clothes only handful of white shreds
remained.-Boston Globe.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21
Just Folks
REWARD.

Don't want medals on my breast
Don't want all the glory,
I'm not worrying greatly lest
The world won't hear my story.
A chance to dream beside a stream
Where fish are biting free;
A day or two, meath skies Of blue
Is Joy enough for me.
/ do not ask hoard Of gold,
Nor treasures rich and rare;
! don't want all the joys to hold,
l only want share.
Just now and then, away from men
And all their haunts of pride.
II can steal, with rod and reel,
will be satisfied.
I'll gladly work my way through life
1 would not always play;
] only ask to quit the strife
For an occasional day.
II I can sneak from toll a week
To chum with stream and tree
I'll fish away and smiling say
That life's been good to me.
fCopyright by Edgar A. Guess.
-
TRY A WANT AID TODAY.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21

gloves, enough to fill 81 Street De-
partment wagons, we're removed from
the auditorium.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21

After the nominating speech demon
STATIONS at the San Francisco con-
vention, more than 1917 tons of debris
including paper remnants of lunches,
bottles, boxes, hairpins, women's
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21
ODD ITEMS FROM
EVERYWHERE

Mrs. Almatia Bennett, aged %, who
with her sister. came from Oklahoma
to Portland for the Maine Centennial
celebration took fight in an airplane
with Harry Jones, the Old Orchard
aviator.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
DEFEATED IN JAPAN.

Universal suffrage has been defeated
in the lower house of Pertinent in
Toxic, Japan by vote of 1jj to 2s3.
Speech making in favor OF suffrage
was prohibited everywhere by police
and immense crowds held pro-suff-
rage demonstrations in the parks.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21

What have to say will give you
food for thought, my SON"
Il guess | won't feed my thinker,
ma
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-07-21

SeIsof Jour fires %.
oordin6 to the rosds
they have to travel:
In candy OF billy eoun.
try, wherever the going
ls apt TO be hsavy-rhs
y. s. Nobby. AnD
For ordinary country
roads-The y. 8. Chain
oe Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. s. Plain.
For best resuits-
evexywhsre-U.S. Royal
Cords.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

n..t""Imt,d win IL. mutual """hI".
h." , log e.. 80, Ih.," "r"'"I"I - I...I"s
'.." ".,.I 81 .''I"oIli'. ""'I i.'.''."i". HY
-, l"tiri ii"'h hlt"'ily "rI'''"li" -"
,",,,.iI
b,.mdi"r :" 10 r"I""," lh"," 80
hund, n,I" 81 ll"Ii"," - ~" fnD ~lu
hn,r ir"t"I"I 10, nII'u 4" ""I"'n"hII."
I h., ,u"'hlu"u Ne '"'"I"U wIih huIs pn'l
u,ud ""i ~" Il'"u"" tea" Hh"v r"m
grlI,h ulnl" NOV 'rtr"
IL,rr me- ,un'Irin"u iI"m 10, Gland.
'"Iuuhra. Hn"r"vilI" n"d Et""h"nv'll",
Onto nnh mnny. ruI"s INV" COM" In
fIuru IIIIEburRh, 20
Hors.s H.Id Up
Ul,lr " ,"k. "udlpg Kentucky hOra"-
man VIII" "nrn" In from Montreal. Can
phn. md VIII" hnu. h" "tRt"". since In pi
81 ldut. been rUn Elng tho Tnilvny com
Inulrq ~ rhip hlE h"rH'r f"r tho last
rrN miI'". "Ir"""d"d In K"ttinR n EtrinT
ct Iwrl,r running hurp"s into tho fair
rr"uudr ThurHday morning.
uur ~ Tia" muri int"r"RiInR "Khlbitn
at the Iair wan Ia fun opera ton ycHtcr-
L,y. ,uInnS 81 bees owned hy VI X.
MII,ulm. 81 %ltnr. Ncrt Va, and ~ blk
display 81 honey. the product Of colo
Mics 81 Italian bees owned by MI. Nal
,nlm.
rh, gentleman stated that bee keeping
~ uu, uf the best Investments on tn"
La 81 ia "hIh IL" stated hn had been
literally covered Win Italian bees and
~ all hrr"ndh "n how Ih'j arc hand
I'D. r,id MI M"I'"Iin Ny n"n. MAJ
vii Mnl'"ln. aged 10. nmh my vic.
rnn.ln ! .O0n lnnI Srnr hy attending 4"
ih"l boz in'IuriB
Mig Money In Bees
4 hlh mot v"Ih with Ih"m 81 l"bT
f'r. Win thun IniriueHs pT"p"rlii"n Ia
amy runmn"r Nrd an n"H"'"h " nhy
.IIinr hnppru"'I 10 ~" thui my boy and
rti wlfo could unh" i"ynl good Nv .
iuT
NJ Nnl'"Im Ilh"wITr mtpIoh u" hnh
mad" - study "r ho"a nnh lhnl without
Ih"m tho run crop "f this country
would hr fuilur" m th"y "nrTy IN"
unIIru from one tTrr to another.
Thrr" were no official "N"r"iF"r ="
uinrt tho Wh"olIng Day fair into being
In rn't. tho fair ~ going almost all IN"
tiri,'. might and day. AZ the ConCoSSlon-
airas who ar" on tho ground stay until
III" lagr minute and risc about half an
Fuur l"f"ro thu alarm clock rings Tor
the bark.
George II. Ncuhnrd' Of ohio county.
won all sorts OF prizes in tn" cattle
hogs and sheep contest and Was heartily
congratulated.
owing To tho fact that a holiday had
hsrn prGcla lined In the public schools
there Vas large attendance OF vlsltors
at the public and high school cHhiblts
and tho AEriculturAl-ATt- building WAS
un~ 81 the attractive features " mo eh-
pnSii'"n
Not 10 Welcome
Iiut one man raised it disturbance ON
with lhr word "Nelr"mo' cmbTold"red
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
WHEELING ELkS
HOLD Bic MEET
MIN muuruHa or TINE LOCAL
LODGE MILD I.AHT EVENING.
MANY CANDIDATES TO mn
HHITIATED.
Plans Tor lhs Bia state Convention b"
ne msId In This Oity Are FRO
RFsssina Nicely.

No. Ono ~ tho most largely attended nnh
aIap ono OF tho meat lnt"r"n'ing mr"'
1nRs hold by Wheeling i"dR" y" ~ "
r q Ellis FOR Eomn tim" was mat h"II
last evening Rt tho club r""inh 90 fIi
teenth Htrooi NJ which tin" plans Tor
the state convention Of N" order w"f"
advanced and reports admitted by IN"
chairmen 81 tho various committees
which nhowrd that things u"r" coming
along In APPENDED shape for m" Slhi"
m,otInR aud all Indications point :" en-"
Of tho bat conventions over hrId "lthlh
tho state
Mny applications Tor membership ""f"
TsoriVcd and presented I" IA" various
nynaItKAtinn c"mmItt"~E aud fT"" NIL
Indications ono ~ the laIs"st 'lHSH"S
ever Initiated ~ tho local i"dE" viii IL"
a feature ~ In Ilkoll that 'l"SH"H ~"
Hontad by other lodges "f IA" Hi"i" wlli
bo Initiated along VIM the l"'nI W"m
boTs
Tho program f"r tho htg '"nr"n'l"n
InrIudca ~ informant dnU'r ~ tho MARKET
audIIuTIuru n h"sInE match f"t lh'
fn~mbetH under tho dire tl"u ~ hnlI
man Gr"rEo Phillips. th"nt"T patio.
auto ridca aph many "ih"r f""'uT"n J"
Guiding "a Program f"r ~" indi"H a. ~"
Court ihohtrT Tho '"nHrnIi"n VIII D."
hold an hnnday aud TuosdRy, hop, oin-
hCr 10Th aud rlA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
INSPECTORS FIND
DISTRICT CLOSED
n..i,h nurs.u Law n"t"r""msn' yin
DOR an1 Federal Agents i'"". WV"
ma, lion nsiuw the CTssh

uioIr ,rd r,d,rnI h'nllh d' pa 'h""'
ngcnrr beaded hl law "rI"'' "a n' ''',
~ &u,i,t ~ ih' West Virginia "'l'''
,noui ct hrnlth 40 aud :" hhN' mn"
, illut"urh iurpo'ii"n 80 ~" ".I''''
,.,,L vyh,ro - alleged l''p
80, ~ d.-,,d,rIy huun,g w'r" r''"u'lN
riuIud r,rru uporriirE
T. wns declared hy r"r T"h' va" ~"
C.ulrd ln krrw iha' ~" h"uE"' ~ H"''
iinr ,,cr,. , los"d 'iEht last niThi
Attorney Nutt"r 'nh" y" ", IL
wcdnrshry anticipating thai at ih"
.,,rcscr, term 81 circuit court NOV"
would bc rnndc by tn" defendants IN IN"
,nti-vicc inJuucti"ns 1" hay" IN" 'em
porary restraining orders dissolve 90 hho
announced that b" NOT only """." "p
nosc such = motion, Il made. but that
he Hould ask to have III" inlunrt!"nS
made permanent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
FIRE

\ itpud ~. - ~" h"dhuEr anita
roachsa and flrar ir what tho Now th"r
teal dia'"N"ry really 80. although ih - -
no danger "r ~" dIfrnE" {" b. dome hy
using u to your EprunEV. furniture or
clothing Thus Nov T"uicm ~ known ~
Pcrky Devils Qut"tue. +. H. q Costa
SHc, but tins few '"ut" VIII have IN .
power Of Kidding your hon" ~ b'dhugS.
ants reaches and flcnS it your purchasr
p d o. 4. H. y. - used and recon .
mended by the leading Hospitals am.
Railroad Companies as IN" safest anil
quickest way OF Kidding m" pcsky bed
bugs. ants. reaches.
Special Hospital SIz" s. JO-mhk"s fivs
sallonS-your druggist has Il or CA
procure u FOR YOU or sent prepaid either
Oise TO your address on receipt ~ prIc"
by the owl chemical Co. Terra Haute
Ind The success Of l.. u. q has caused
lmitatOrs Ia have been prosecuted Pc
ding ali ImIthtIun. C"nutuc T.. - q Is
never peddied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

.
! %, I'aMb upRn II ""d lie iah svIha"iiy
-" $50 N"vpI "'d ~ 'h. ""''' s"'. 10y
, ih.h"i ~ To" 1"mrn'.tH ""h '"Ih
| 4" E"I "i'w alan p"' 80 hIs rlll"N
| 1hr nj ""eh "f hIn' "" ra" "H'l"h ."
| 4" ""h Iorvr'" f"m ~" ff"n' gel"
holding pillow i.n'l"rlY IN his sTW",
-" d"uht,,i 'nding ~ takn n hpr" 80
~ rllhl ln fbnd WHO WIN lust know"
! Lr hrnn'hLou n drop .In,. a.. world
! wen, dry,
I AZ go, Ir'rIocL Ian, ,yruInu ,b, rain
~" &C." "uu",s az" ""a '" "I S"" ito We, W.
I gIrIn Einia,Ir had rnndc good
rho uIh program With races. VIII
| no rnrricd,,i today md tomorrow on
! tho nnnl tho nuin rnCcr viii take
| place t'
F1vc ihot nd doIIarF IN prIIrH has
! been hung land such speed demonn ms
them.
whfhs Bpssdsrs Are
IIugdahl 1.-The dirt track champion.
Fred Hor"y .uldrr ~ worlds records.
I.oon Durny.hmous French Bpeedrtor.
, at pr" SAINT my tram IN one 81 the auto
teams on lhpnck, Les Allen. PhciU
coast chhWph Harry tll"hrlbt. nntrh
ONO tdar al Nny iAplante. II New
ENGLAND phruqnnl ,prcdri~r
n The rainrc- not continue In "
ynjumo hrnvy tu1L 10 lure the track
n /, stated the nay bu IA snrid'n re-.
ord hair milo r. orr an Saturday
,Tndny will M, The dorarIuro Of
rn,rrnI ur The eds of winning cattle
which ~" hUlnkouI Ia ,aTInIis faIrn
ch"T tho ""uns tho "~nnrs taking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zcmo. the Clean, An
tlscptlc Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy GllvCs and ointmcnts should
not be applied if good clear SKIN is
wanted. From any druggist for Sc. or
81 90 for large SIC. get bottle Of Zcmo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores.
burns. wounds and chatting 1t pcne-
tIates, cleanses and soothcs. Xemo IS
q clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid Try it. as We believe
nothing you have ever used is as elicC-
tive and satisfying
Tho L. w. Kose Co. Cleveland. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

uh cnnI b.
Wr
mnlh
no. anything nh
olhEN will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
Democratic State
Chairman Threatened
To Quit Campaign

GhnrIogtnu. " Va Sept ln'll
Governor C"rnwcIl yielded and chilled
tho Legislature In pprCI al u"HHipu :" On
act IrEInlatlou that w"uld compel m"
registration or qualified women voters
tho Democratic organization In IN" Ntat~
wat threatened with an Internal Crnn
ton that would hav" probably resulted
In tho retirement Of chairman Finley
Dunlap as tho campaign manager for
Arthur Il koontz. Senator Watsona
nephew and candidate for governor on
the Democratic ticket
Failure OF the governor 10 have called
rho session after Chairman bun,aP had
stated publicly that he desired tn" call
10 be Issued would have meant
schism in Democratic ranks that w"ul"
have been fatal even In the early stages
OF tho campaign.
Chairman Dunlap accepted on" al.
front from the Democratic leaders az
the Wheeling convention. when after his
public promise TO iuCurpurat" plank
in the Democratic platform opposing th-
mine guard system. h, Mas forced I"
abandon his plan and saw lhr platform
adopted without such plank The hii-
uro Of tho LrIu",TatS 1" insert such
plank O',uTTcd aft', In' hii4'aI 81 f"r-
NOR SonatUI e " WaIS,n. k""niA =
uncle al WhrtIinE where h" ricsih"h
40 permanent 'hniiI aud Ihc a. lion
- tho Dum"' iats vas f"Il"~'d ~ "a
inoIs ihal nunI"i. ~""ld ''ll'o h"". 'he
Fundamentally
banI~p F..Insa
These iuim"'a ct tSaHi I,"v'd I'i go"
tuTs f"' ''h"i''''"" i'"'i"" 80" r"'ii'""
~~IIh I.,"r..Is@s iI-t Es ~.''.td H.
suIt1n h,tUafta' h,.t''t ""v i'fi'''i"
sisrs ~a'o tab" th'" ~i''" ih' go
sfn1t ann""'' 81 ihot 10 ~"H "'t H." l..
iantI"n - 'oli oI."' i"I "' "",'" 81 -"
IasIslsi"ro i'""lor "r"," d"""'h ii,'
-sT rsIn' ~" "rr" al,'i - 80 t'''"''
o,atl. r"r"hrra 81 rhn ''rta,oi"'' ." I'd
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
WEST VA. STATE FAIR


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|
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/ "','.u ih.'' ~.,r " I'lr'i''"r' %" '""'. III"
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NuI w'''I "h'.ui lh' "'''' '"'"
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| li"' :" v" !" 'h' 'I''. "hT ," " "''""
! rrr1 :" h"lI ih' f""l ~ IH w. 80 !"
! uiU,'" uu'll - h'' "'"'" I"'""'h WIN
0 Immunity h.i"i' " ""''H or. ""''' va"
~ - ''r !" 'nIl'd nr
Penny Wius Pound F""liHh
| 'Ih' r"uuh tin 'n" V" mai" ]" "a"
! Iiur wnri,I waiting i"r Tow "'ifh
! ul' r"m ni th' l"Ir F"'"n. "nh W." "n
Il".'u wnE'r a." going 80 during IL"
wat
ia, wghl 1T ia" TAR grounds N'"l''-
Lny nn,tur"u l""k"h 49, " Ih' wh"I"
. world ,vnrl uui tor a holiday
Ih, InIhll' H'h""I' hhh been 'I"7'h f"i
! rI,,. d,y and the pInntH IN and about Tia,
',It, hnd niu"au T." " unit shut dawn tor
/ to-. ntI,ru"un Ia ih,l. almost all 81 III"
,u,IIuy,s h.d mad, az ih,lf uInhr 4"
nF or nnd attend in, f,ir wheel
, -, ,. IL,I. v,urId have been -
10 Ii..., t,l ,I,r mania nnrInIrtI
80
D" IN. H., ,t uoads
o.
n''" "" W. ''' a., u,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
fifty Bodies Pound at Bargn.

london, SCpt- " nv uthN VIVtTIHH
Of the italian ehrthuuHk" have hem
taken from the ruins 81 ihc town Of
Furga SAVE u di~Iat'h from l.nu'h
iu thu Exchange Telegraph company,
the mrSsag" adding that many nr"r"
Ale bITlcd ia The dcbIls Of their hnIIIoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

IsiIist MaTisM

There are different forms Of rheu
matiHm. and some Of the forms have
several different names Acute
rheumatism. acute articuinr rhcuma-
tlam. lnflammat0ry rheumatism and
rheumatic fever are terms applied TO
ono and the same disease. A milder
form 81 the affection Is called sub.
acute rheumatism. In this form the
symptoms are iess severe. but the
disease ls more prolonged II may
continue FOR a long time and become
chronic
The term muscular rheumatism
indicates an affection ~ the muscles
~ distinguished from Joint nffoc
tions LumhaKo and niff neck are
varieties 81 muscular rheumatism.
The muscles however. 80 greater or
lesser extent may bo involved Ia any
form ~ rheumatism
rheumatism. either the acute or
the chronic form. may be due to the
absorption OF germs. or poinons pro
duced by them. from abscesses al the
roots 81 the teeth. or infection In
the tonsals nasal passages. or other
parts 81 the body
Acute rheumatism rheumatic
fever is n comparatively common
disease In all climates within the
temperate zone IL occurs chiefly
during tho winter and spring TX
posture 10 a cold. damp atmosphere
IL the most frequent exciting cause
In persons prudiapoHod To the dis.
earc.
II may or may not begin with a
chill or with sore throat The
larger Joints are usually affected.
Swelling. heat rcdnesa. tenderness
and pain aye tho chief symptoms,
The inflammation u apt 10 shift from
one joint To another The pain and
fever are usually increased Ia proper.
ton 10 the number Of joints involved.
The ma lority 81 casea are attended
with profuwa preparations. Hcanty.
highly acid urine. coated tongue and
constipation. Tho heart IL frequently
involved
In all cases OF rheuma tiam a ply.
stefan should at once be called. for
much harm may be done By improper
treatment or neglect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Confessions ofaBride|
lcopF9ht 1920 by The Nuspap Enterprise As,ociaton
THE BOOK OF ANN
ANN STARTED SMOKING JUST BECAUSE
SHE THOUGHT 1T WAS CUTE

-Ar~ you really going to buy some
csgarets, Jancs" Ann asked. as she
turned her ear downward.
"Umm.m, \ few I'm going 70
try them" I replied. Whether /
keen on depends on how look be.
md one
you're perfectly right there, Jane
I'll teach you Some women look aw.
full. don't theye There's correct
and a wrong way to hold a cig0rct--
and 20 hght it-~a pretty angle for
your chin--even 81 pretty quicker for
your lipS. my dear Some women
don't know that. and their mouths
look ancient when they smoke. But
1 know all OF the tricks. my dear
The girls in the aim company taught
me"
And your mother didn't earoG"
asked. gravely.
"she couldn't preach she smokes
herself. you see.-
sphe'
''Rut don't let II get 20 he habit
with you. Janeg' AIMS pretty face
registered deep anxiety as she voiced
this warning "tt does. my dear. get
10 be a habit before you know H. /
started out to smoke just because !
thought IL was cute. Yes. my love.
Honestly, that's the only reason,
And I'll bet this new cigaret case
that all girls start TO smoke for the
same reason. But now. Jane. the
habit has taken hold OF mel Why.
the other day, when | was shopping.
went up to the dressing room o. a
big department store just for two or
three pufYsr'
"why. Ann Lorimer, ] can't inaE'
Inc you. But, OF course. I've seen
other girls. and old women. too, do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
LADIES'! OARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Look Years Younger. Use Grand
mothers Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur aud Nobody VIII Know

The use Of Sage and sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to it's
natural color dates back 20 grand
mothers time. She used IL TO keep
her hair beautifully dark. glossy
and attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that duh. faded or streaked
appearance this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out of date. Nowadays. by
asking at any drug store for a bot
tie Of "wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound" you VIII get this fa-
nous old preparation. improved by
the addition Of other ingredients,
which can be depended upon to re-
store natural color and beauty TO
the hair.
A well known downtown drug
gis, says IL darkens the hair so nat
uraiiy and evenly that nobody can
tell II has been applied. You sim
ply dampen a sponge or soft brush
with Il and draw this through your
hair. taking one strand at a time.
BY morning the gray hair disap-
pears. and after another appiicx-
ton or two.s II becomes beautifully
dark and glossy