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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
ONE GREAT CAUSE
OF NERVOUSNESS

Influenza is to blame for much OF
the nervousness that is so prevalent.
An attack of influenza, or even ordi-
nary grip, leaves the blood thin. INN
blood leads to undernourished nerves
The final result is neurasthenla, meian'
choly or hysteria.
In such cases there is often headache,
muscular weakness, tendency 70
worry easily, the patient is pale and
may lose in weight.
The remedy. of course, is nourishing
food, quiet and a good tonic, free from
alcohol or opiates.
Proof of the value of this treatment
is found in the experience OF Mrs. Fred
j.. Chesley, of No. 80 Clark avenue,
Everett, Mass When seen recently at
her home Mrs. Chesley said:
Il had an attack of influenza last
fall and it left me in badly rundown
condition. My nerves were so nnstrung
that it seemed sometimes as though ]
must cry out. The noise of the chill
dren upset me and | could not control
myself l had crying spells and suf-
fered from headaches. My appetite was
poor and | grew melancholy.
"A friend of mine praised DIR, VIII
liams' Pink Pills so highly that | pro-
cured box and began TO take them
In few days / noticed that the pills
were helping me, and ] felt little
more like getting about. As continued
taking them, my strength returned and
my nerves became stronger. have
gained weight, the headaches have dis
appeared and | feel better in every
way. / have told my friends about DIR.
Williams Pink Pills, for ] have great
faith in the remedy"
Your own druggist can supply You
with DIR. Williams Pink Pills, or you
can order direct from the DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Schecentady, \, y, at 10
cents box Write for the free booklet,
Diseases of the Nervous System. -
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale at City Auction Mar
ket Saturday. See adv.--adv. !,
Remember the reduction sale on all
millinery. Mrs. Il. A. Whitman.
Danes in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and/Saturday. Landis or.
chestra.--adv.
Gasoline 34Ka cents gallon. we
also sell motor oils. G. Pasetto, 5l7
North Main street
See the new Victrola and Sonora
talking machines, just received at Bal
ley's Music Rooms adv
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works.
Rheumatics Try two weeks treat
ment of Rheuma and get well. II 1T
doesn't help, Z. A. Drown will return
your money.-adv.
Tomorrow night the famous tenor,
Martinelll, and Miss Marsh, contralto,
at Montpelier city hall. Concert at
s:l5. Special cars leave Barre at Gas
and 7:30-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
WASHINGTON

Read Lamorey's adv. on page Sad.
Rev. {. A. Simmons viii preach a
sermon sunday morning upon the sub
iect, The Narrow Way Everyone Is
welcome to the services Of this church.
Sunday school at noon
Grand May ball. Gilbert's hall. up
per Graniteville, Friday evening. Nay
IA. Music. Carrolls orchestra. six
pieces. Dancing from 5 tiil l. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission, 81
per couple. ladies free. adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13

My trouble began BY getting my
hands cold. The general appear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
Removes Hairy Growths
Without Pain or Bother
Modes Of Today

1t is not necessary to use a painful
process to remove hairy growths, for
with little delatone handy you can
keep the skin entirely free from these
beauty destroyers. To remove hair,
make a stiff paste with little pow
dered delatone and water. Spread this
on the hairy surface and in about two
minutes rub off, wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. To guard against dis,
appointment. be careful to get real
delatone.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
Hsrdwick Stage

c L. por0nto's stage wiI start May
3. running daily between Hardwick,
Moutneiier and Rarre. as follows:
Leave Hardwick q e m arrive Mont
ueIier house 1890 a. m Hotel Barre
ia M Returning. leave Hotel Barre
assO p. n. Montpelier house 4s90 2. ms
Miiler-s inn 4s55 p n arrive Hard
Aick 8 D. m--adN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15
UNUSUAL CAMPAIGN.

All over the state an enormous In
crease in registration is reported.
This was to be expected. of course,
with all the women voting for the
first time.
Here in Perth Amboy the registra-
tion is about double what 1t was last
year. If 1t should take twice as long
to count the ballots It will be three
OF four o'clock Wednesday morning,
probably later. before the result of
the election will be known.
This will be for only this year. Be-
fore another election is held prac-
tically all Of the polling places will
be divided. The law provides that
when the number of votes cast at any
one polling place exceeds 400 another
poll shall be established. In a great
many polls the number Of voters cast
was very near 400 last year and some
would probably have exceeded that
number this year without the women
taking part. With the women the
number Of votes cast IN each poll is
bound to go away over 400 so that.
unless the law is changed. there will
be twice the number OF polling places
here next year with twice the num-
Der of election officers to do the
counting.
The women are, without a doubt,
the big feature of this campaign.
Were it not for their interest and en-
thusiasm this would be about the
campaign on record-at least
as far as this vicinity is concerned.
One of the candidates said the other
day that he never saw such an in
difference on the part of the men as
is manifested this year.. 1t is as If
they had all discounted the election
long ago: they had made up their
minds how they were going to vote
and no argument on any issue can
change them in the least. They are
waiting for election day to
to do the voting.
Political leaders of both parties
seem to realize the uselessness of at
tempting to stir up interest. A few
perfunctory meetings are being held
and the candidates are making the
In the usual fashion. but the
,ld-time election enthusiasm and
pep" is lacking.
The only thing that puts any life
n the campaign is the part being
by the m They make up
| large percentage of the audiences
political meetings and 1t Is the
speakers that the crowd
want to hear most.
This Is q woman's campaign In
svery sense of the word. Their
leavy registration indicates that they
are going to vote as enthusiastically
Is they are campaigning. 1t wouldn't
% surprising II more votes were cast
~ women than by the men in many
POLLS. The registration forecasts a
most unusual election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15
PUBLIC OPINION
OUR SOLAR PIEXUS.
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:

EDlIOR ENINGN EWS:
Last evening l read with much in
.terest your editorial under the head
ing of Both Ears Boxed" You fur
Their anticipate a blow on the nose
which, l presume, we will receive
too, / suppose will be received with
a forced smile and a thank YOU"
1t strikes" me strange that you
have so soon forgotten the blow in
the solar plexus" which we received
from the gas company. This blow
we still feel and will feel for some
time to come by the looks of things.
Without going into details, 1t Is suf-
ficient to say that the gas conditions
in the "Pacemaking City" r abso-
lutely rotten and intolerable. with
apologies to Everett True).
In regard TO the box" on both
ears" you quote the Newark Ledger.
which refers us to the Public Utility
Commission for relief. But. Mr..
Editor, how many know that 1t was
this same Public Utility Commission
that allowed the gas company TO re-
duce the quality Of the gas which
alone made the gas in this city one
hundred per cent. worse than 1t was.
which we all know was bad enough.
"a iSuuStioH III tuc QudHty VI Gas
where the pressure Is good may be
all right but in Perth Amboy where
the plant is inadequate and the pres
sure is SO poor it was a grave mis-
take to lower the quality of the
gas.
So I say here and now that it Is
the urgent duty of the Public Utility
Commission to restore the original
standard of gas TO Perth Amboy,
the Pacemaking City.
1 remain yours, hoping relief fer
our solar plexus,
y M q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

with the complete reorganization of
the board. however, we have reason
to hope for better things in the fu-
ture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

King Alexander of Greece is suffer
ing from a monkey bite. How I'M
dignined that'll sound In the histories
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Can you imagine what It's like on
a Soviet U-boat when 1t Is submerged
and some of the radicals get into an
argument?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Burning cotton and corn to keep
the price UP Is criminal; 1t is worse
than that. it's foolish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

A French surgeon is substituting
serum for seven in appendicitis
cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Failing prices have not yet brought
cheer to those who are paying twen-
ty-two cents for a chocolate sundae.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Lucky the man who climbs aloft in
dread and finds his overcoat no moths
has fed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Well, the candidates wife doesn't
have to vote for him and that's liberty
for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-15

Apparently Iris Speaker was the
master mind" OF this series.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
AIM0RRANAS, FISTULAS Y hNFEi
DEL. RECTO.

I,dudablunrntr mrchos &" 49,. ran
lvfdo, en- Ia uavo-ta de los ~periodicos' los
nnuncioa de medicines pars esA e4as' .
eD{eruedades. ) taaao.ea haOran 80
oue. euando Sc ccrErTan : usan o'fhas
Sro-as. slivinn = calEan dc una Inahe-
n f;c:l.i.. pues c! origrn de IA cnf"T7re-
dad oueda en- e. ORGANISING. danto PoF re-
SN .:,,,..o ,.rlYe q mo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

Tv-s-ses n ststema para crz:z- n eorazon ;
~ paauorea. ineicyendS n S=oaGaiaS. AsE1a ,
Sato=-s dsl peeho, cI ru&i ruert con 4 EF-o6A-
elm e las Eutp-i6Adz u&dicSs, ? sn los eRsos
SOS 10 sean Del to6o Irszrab.es. Podenos pro
po-cionsr aEyio a AS ps-sc-as ccR alSaa nucs-
trs lnsr-uccio1-- Para cNds case p-eScCih.nos
q saL2zlcnto cue Srttneuos ronTentente. 7a-
SSea6o SEa- SECURES De cue Ea-snos &c todos =
ez1E uno a. ls czscs, IN Dinccicso sEs-1en. Pa
"a Poder d. paa opinion 90 81 ecado, 81 -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

tors - Eutan q yer IN ItHgus del paeleAte' ! haceFe uHs cu""
ts prc:unias ; a formulate una reeeta con cuTn mede'na NJ"
-.,.er,.nt cesan las moistias, r- mas de que e. NAL connaGa in
terio-mcn;e y crando vuelve a apaTccer = para 2TeSenATse ron i na
r.-arrr4 de = eafc-medad cronica, ; a. vez, n incGrabH- Ia
nal de- Bright. r. d!nhets v otras muchas toencias incuTao!es Que
den sr critadas ri SC les atajS \ tempo. Poccnos hSeCurH- a Us
tr!es amigos ruestros, que 81 padeccn de dolores en- Ia eFs!da- He
VIVA orno asres = mAnchata o dc NAL olr; duaacion dc IA uTetra
o alEln o.ro &c Is muehsinos stntonaS cue $ pTcscnah G las
-rfe-nedadcs de los rihone ) cue r o le IN conoeidaI, cue d IN
t-n.l-e cura= on remedies caseTos o de- THiente' no 81 IN uAel@
np-ouiadA. aanque n GEuRos ca:os surton sufad eaistae-
-orio,. e. Ia mayorin de eMcs recsiau De los coaocinientos d. q
rsrccinis,a. Gu,rn pod-a dccirlrs 81 ST NAL tcne remedio. In YER
fe--;6- Lo rucs;-cs co0ociuicn.ns, en- eta e+asc q e Intermediates ,
los ncodos cue usancs. nos eaPseitan & tl- d major Ga@Inico-
20 pos.bE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
CONSULTA 7 EYAMEN
GRATIS.
INTERMEDIATES DEL CORAZON. DE LOS PULMO
NES Y DE LOS ORGANOS R~ESPIRATORIOS-

t-z.anieuto sp-oDiado, } nucstrcs S--7lelos Sc
ran remurersdos eQuiIStivR y conoric2Eaents
ircluyendo en- este Easto q dc ins nedhcinas cue
aece-!cs pa-a Cd curar!6a- Nos hsuos cresto
ira rcrutnci5a enyidiabA. Pues ~t-aca,noa e to-
dos los ents--aos cue ereanoS 2oSlasc curR-,
ain Ii!araos On 81 ti-nen o no dire7o para "a
Sa-no1, y descaaRaEoo un!eRrnents en- 81 bono
-abilidad Escarnos o~-xulcEos C hRbec prtstaco
ausst-a aycdS = naehos enfc-rn-H coo-eA =
qua x-aclw r nret-os sstsnicasSs han -~1u-
pe-zds II saAd-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
PIEL. PROSTATAY RECTO
INTERMEDIATES DE LA PROSTATE.

Cuanto I'd. SC da cucntH dc que GU ga
,-S Ge-I;r, y sabe cue ia enterr1eiad Ia he
cho press de 81 orsanisno: eGhndo tG cree
es:ar crfe-mo dc ia pr6stHta, Cuando e5t1 e:-
4 ela-cada. intlamada. ivri:ada: cuanco I'd
,icnc frecucn:es dcseos de orinnr ; f.! hacrT-
10 su o-ina tierc puntos blancHs como peJa-
EOS de algod n euando Ia orina e. he!G2 )
Al de,ea- orinar no puede etectuarlo. etc. )
otroe varies Efntomas. ids. Lcben aprcSiEHE-
Sc c htcndc- tales !nGicaeiones de- pe.'STo. no
vucile T! un ninutn. vcngsn n nuestrSs otci-
mas para que &c les haGa IN sIaEnen ninuc-3-
70 = Sc sepa con seguridad eual Is 81 esAdo
nsf como 81 Sc puede curar. 10 que en- tai cHso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

-Dl VIa sr-LTElAI NUN ..H--HN -
Ronbrcs. Us- enveiecen desGe temprnas edad 81 paaecea DC -
-. .rfr -on3ndes las -nferraedadrs de n PROSTATE Ecsutan uS
NE wees incurabea, ai c. GCe debc ccnsultaEe a n e..
ecalista expe-inentado znte de u e cstado e N eh. .IM
{rn;da Su -urari6n No podcnoS cnuucCar en- Ge espAeo "~0S is
,{D.npna, ~ denoLan Intermediates dc IL r-6statA. porarc . nu-
-ba y d;versos p-o ri les die. que n 0 81 rncuen-an q enieT
mos que 81 obisados 4 guardian CANA. dcben ;oor"F 3Is ,
10 dejar pasar Gas TEMPO hin recielr n cols"@ , V"A
-ao sa de tail curaei0n.
81 non fuera poGbie e , haba- dctenidansnte o cad m
s.no de esa clase de dolcneiM, desde que los PrfmrToS, ShNh"'
.mp-een : maniicstaBe. pronto dejariR dc necestaEse &c 10 g
DccnE.tas para erfe-nedaGcs cr6uicnA. teniendo pT nuesIa ~PS
l. Iats:acci6p de ded- que c los casos Cue I % son Fe'onoc'Ghmen-
t. incu-abes. nues,roE nGtolos dc tacamiento aos q n ls re
sultado, mas sats[nctorios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

A toS., las pe-yonas que residan fuera
de "a Ciudad y que Eetra!mente se en-
rueutren visieAndola. les haSo nua cor
dial iavitaci6n para Qre visiten : iEspee-
e;cnen mis- oficiaas y para GU VAIn !os
.o,iDos con Que co1tamos para e. ira
tauiento de las Intermediates por medic
A. i,s meto6os cientif;cos mas mc-dernos-
peueamos ore nos visiten Cos. esosn o
no .nfernoa, rura que re-it-r una cI-
DEeac:Sn de nusrcs aparatas : Z III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

la5-L. 80 vida les - sunarneatr penosA ; 9"osaGa ; no ,ame" g
mo syu5a- = 81 sis:ena ner9#2so. HCr o-a rhrte g! Sis;cnA nc.
~ioso est2 tan laamaEeHts -ei@e:onado. Que ei'"co a-u." Pas.e
IL. 81 %. ha-a ars..aGa, TODD q agtcua E-.-" o Sc S~Sle".r "HF '"-
= de es nsrna enfcrnchd. y SOLO. weiian:o IN Ea;a1n'e"I"
-,.,rar-ar at.raaso Sc .ogra -staocceTo- Tor tSlas p@et e
- ..-E-Gr aruto-ics parR a,c-Gr= eEA case ce .acieaiH~ J RNe-
d, 2sta1e que sinr5e eo1ce1en IN gran hHnero. 81 "Lo.,
.od, a-.a. oue-io lec.cs. tg I-o1to como not"3a los sui'97a' "e
esa enfernedA8. no hay cue tecuida5lra. sr' eo",~itai e,N 40
fc-uu,daG ar-yt,As. 81 son traradaS Pr0l:am"n.te. d.de =, ia-
-m, so, -yrsu.s. Cge-euIs n o o5z.anc. Eaccrss notaF. Tue an-
que -ues:-os e,:os como es9eciaIe-as. n las -nssTmelates e
1orv;ss Sr NIT rIno1GcS. 10 c'ec:canos 1laEToH: -T !" anti
no p-Gcadcnos ;r-spasaz Js hmite' c. Ia po'io'aI.a' , p%. ESQ
irEs.frcs c1 ne rorsultGS con ncEo.Tos antSS De ar Il" e"'e'T"-
l4 s, i--v-sgc. No ofr-ceno- uss dc o Que po2'Hno' SU"'"'
pucs nues:-a reputation vale SCORE ;odas !H' 'osa1 ) J" o'
.sr. o:-.-eros dcr.re 4 verdaG ac--ca &c a caSo. eu%-Sl'e'a JUG
~ sen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
ECZEMA Y ENFERMEDADEs DE q PIE

Er;H,-a nurAaa eafs-rreGad5 CO Ia pie! cue
s-Eiuar selas -o,escss , cue DVonto leZaH =
49, .acu-ables- Nos hsmcs da6o cueues Ge cue
nuchos paci-ntrs cue lssa medlc!aas y troESs de
ru,r-.s Q remedies -Ese-os. grnpeO-ar en TE &C
rae5o-z-. , cue. cGaado acucsH a consular = s!Sa7
nAzi-o, STE ls atcnorcza AsCEu1&Edoles cue pacec-n
de ma terrible euf--CrsGzd &c a a2aEre. cu2ado e.
--sFGa6 10 C-e prGecea - IN raso Gscuidzdo :
Evznzado &c sngeEnedAGes dr u pieL Ai PaeS.
% hay cue deiETzs enEEE@-. vccE1n a nueS--ss otIG-
aAa 2 sepan L. ys-dsd E-erca De suS suiSr;ncdsces.
pzcs pcece zlivisrss = A. ni5no 4eu2o e@ononizar.
3. aa-yulito, eczema. lateccioaes. t.Ieae:oncs pro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

Ia natarte c- Sc Velden e = canlcadS eEorrnc, poF 90 VI hH@
DO y TO obstance Is muy rATo e cao e n que estas medlelnas zee
4, = zr Cuardo spa-ezcan los prtneros sintomas de estaSfo. 10
5ehc acudir = u medco competente para eIpicaEle su esa1o. ,
81 i. drA e. t-atauiento Cue Ell 81 eoncpeto Geme hdeeuSoo Aoc
-, hi,n dee teae-se er cuenta que o nume-escs los esfos q
-starro, >, Ia, membranes nucosss oi cuerpo, = qua M DOC" O.
~. -aso. ousde- SCI cu-a5os de In nisma r1Ancr1 puea ante "
eonooer entertainments q cso para Administering IL -
+srniento ep-opiaio siendo t&a Ia Gnies manera raEa io"f1 u
1.-TWO e~u y duradc-c. e can-ro naaa c aFah Pr H"@
a.. nuetro ristena de Eene-rd6n de ozono. SeoHoAhaoo Ge
otras ncdicinas que CRANES =onventen;s ssSon q SNO
ferno. = r,---gESH Nss
,vrrNDAMENTE DE NUEsTRo METoDo PARA CoEAa
CATARRo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
RlN0NES
F~NFFRNEDADFS DE Los RINONES Y Ia vEJIGA.

Este genera De erterraedades a IA VH II
L. que -Trsental mas ser:as conD!.caeiones : 90
lenc:aa I pesa- de tsto. ct rauchos cRscs los ned!-
cos, aun los r.ismoS specialist !. BE lnitan a ia
GER IN ligr-o cxamen del pscicate. Teniendo esto
presen:e. hemos cuidado &C equipar eonvcn!entet1en-
Z. ruestra1 oficinaa con los aparatos necsnrios pa
"a poGer haccr IN eIRracn pcrfecto de IN enterrne-
dad: y toiavia mss. en- case de cuca procede'ncs q
To- cxaneaes quimico y microscop:co de las sccre-
Clones. y asl. local!zaroS IN czusa: adenas. otpo-
ncros de nparacos do;ados de luz que pucdcn ser
irt-o5ucidcs ror los diterert9 ~orticios del cuerpo
humane, iurinando n parte interior : lograndose.
Dor este medic. a9reciar pc-fectaE:ente e! luCar en-
Que IA enlerrnedad Eadica. Guam 4 ncnuco loo doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
= : :. = = = = :

INTERMEDIATES NERTIOSAS.
Podiauos csc1bir l0do IN Lo7o aee7e" ds
49,. ys1a-o t- Intermediates sin cue ro- clio pu-
d!esc-aos zseSu-Gv cue hsb.amos dIcho TODD 10 Que
debe .abe-ae acerca &C elias. Sin -"oarEo. nos
ocyoa-s5,as en- tcraiaOs de cue. nreStroS buenOs
nr.rus. los msNiran,S. pUcdau torUa-sr una !-ta
-on2!sta y ronceGeg.es u ;sn"ortaaclH Cac ?: ca
80 -eCvie-t. Cj"rtGneu:e 'us administrations son
NJ - s,, ytc,.ras Sc curut=H. tanty c7trc los
-,cos cory c@tre los po0rGs. Con f-coaeac.a SIS
,.n,7r1.s d..cren. pe-o los rcsustado5 son s'eT7p-s
,euales. Isl. - uos 2-sSsa.@n gac'cCtes Que u
t-spcrta- - rien:ra aun cAnsa-os; guc = sue"" no
-, hs p-o2o-ciurado = desca7so 3e-csa-o. ) cs'hn
= .,s- e. r.erro 10 sicn,cn ado!or.ta IN una pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
A LOS yIsTTAN"1s DE LA CIUDAD.

ne-a de ~czarlos. 4 aGusras person=s
que dcseen consuita-ne scerca de 81 En-
fermeGaG. les recumendsrnos 10 hagan tan
pronto como ueSus1 . L. c:udad. pua
muchos e.sos que Ia: sido exnntnacos
oroniauente pueden ssr eurnGcs az cesA
i!eyanto lss r4eiicinas que O. etecso ne
~eesi:.r. Tn,lstiraos CT deelr CITE tauehoa
que sc Green enternos en- real:1ad no 10
estan. sino que tieEen sonnsntn hlgunz
indispoaici6n tEcn De earEx-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

ce-iE-s 10 ued--,os. FL CANCER De Ii PEI e. taJaao pr
medic De. - pa-sro de Eayos , eqziEo &. Coris2,ra De Ma
P--~-s,rra- a r-al - n ueGodo rrcoaoci6o ONO sti--5 para "A
eu-aelSa Il etz chss 60 snE--nedNda Fsr-1Zas. aScSos. ETC.
za ss.a5o4 embellishments . nGsCRs oGctaaA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

CATARR o.

L. enfermedad Qe q wees - Eannds -E Prize
cipIo dc Il Tisir." nombre verdaderanenk spro-
r+ado. hace rfct:ms. a tntinidaj de PERSONA, la
cua!cs usaa pa-s currrss meAcirax dc pGtsnts-
Muchas de esas pe-sonas 3adcceo catarTo bs!o IN
aspccto dete-minado y no Sc dan suneta de ella
haEta Tue su organismo Sc 6ebi:ez. y como no tn
ben Il ve-dadcra ente-medad que padeccr- resulta
cue t.atal de curaT ct-n di1tirta, 70 que On por
4ezuitndo en- eupeoramiento de 80 es:aGo. e cacsr
RIO debilita de I'll manera 81 s!s:ems, que tasihta
L. cnt-ada dc les g&rmenes de seriAs cnteTrcdadc.
laa que. una ve= n~Eraigadss a. ORGANISING, oroSrc-
san rIpidamentc. a. grado de cue n6o IN euidatS
extreme y redida, crtraordinarias pueden salvar
Il vida da paciente. EIEteu miles de nedieinzs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

microscope. G. N n2ara,o como e cue apS7ete n este an2"eios ,
5s rIa1sr 1-tIfrg d a c-la. ; -n ea lorna san Go|%
49,. srr-rs a. rn-srt-sc a 14lS& &c a erfe-cHetal hemoH StC-
49, .gfs,sesaae1ts csc E4re-U I. entermedaces. y Dor a eH2--
-.--sa r. b.nes aGcur.Go = 2or los r-l:a7a.s7tos cue Ee%lI"s. =
c- s.-p.=s as Ia laL5 <au!:acc5 SECURES. tenene gran coz
Gr--s en- r.s-surz- = sz!1G d. cuEGGUc- p1riente que So SrSte a
.Irs - po5e=gs nse-s-a-es adenas. cue rec6iV" nneSE1 .ns527
,..--.E- -s - l. yaran-Ean los services dc L = e50cclaatN que
"a afrv.-sa --a9s:nieu.oE ssgs-:ai-s Rce-ca de = S2EEre : "a ort@~
E-ss.-rs 9-g-tu5sns~s cEEauv0s son dc resCtaco SECURE y ESQ b"
sasr -a-Aos 4e 2s-e1c, T- Gl.mo. 70 ousa9 DEAR e tns't.t ia
We mas. .gb-z "A in?>-canGa sue enclcr-a e hecho dc sn--tAr \ IN
t--zu.snso adc-ualo sc geuero e coieReiN': POI % 1asR0' tai
--1-, -c.a spars.csr !s pCne-cs sn1oNs c 9 eraS-'i- eTteT-
r---4ss o. \ ,a7x-e. - hay cue Ds-teE e tempo. Sino cue desls
gzeSo. t5a cc---- 3 uuessras O!sr;nHA
NJ CEv-pAR QUE NCESTROS ~T2ATAMEEToS SON LOS
MAS vC,Egyos QUE IA CIENCrA coSOcE CONTRA LAS
-SETevEDADES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

.,.,r al paci.u.c. Il cni Gsnc cue volv.r = tonaE neticinas J
- .s., -a.o Al, .r.e-1eiad e 70 rAs seHR, pues ) k ha ~
.tnpo para que Sc dsaruHe c e sstGna- la norFan n
,o- o.r, ,osa oue pequeaos tumo-e5 va5cul1res. que aenea uerHoa
i-r,.,a, sos-, TODD e. cuerpo y CUE ssusau :er7bles 7torn
q, pa,eta- Eosotros usanos U 4 catamiento rndieM en- IL eo7 :"
eta -nfereind. puGieaio Gscgurar que nUestro proccuuheno ~
copaiste p.ecisarente en una deicadn operation c mucha' eo~
p. 81 pnc:eae puedc ae-=ir jc=enpanando c euoacio2es hanS
.roIe. por raesta p5rLe pOdreTos cu-aro n IN tempo fa1ona-
be siemp-c :. n existan graves conEieaeione. NO NJ" VaeHe
de inyeccioues de fu-rta &cidos- pero como 10 erhnos aaS7ofmr%
20 ,ne.ro m&toio e. radical. I eual ha sto Rproeado POI IA
rrt-idudes uSd:ces, tanto de Europa ONO &c este pals
Puitts Ami o a-Gor En- o.: rcto Is curaa7 Q X = nSe1R@
c~,ir. ssf como oras muchas enfcrnsdades ttrnLars
Recuerten que est oficina fue instalada paEn s'ender .
,,.,i,s,s .olsu.- - y qe Sc han tornado tDtRs las med!cas nece-
.,-i,s nara rrcpo-cisnar g les sn;ernoz toda case de eoroddadaS
The Colorado statesman., 1920-05-08

VIZ - According to a
w statement by Mrs. III. @. Klein
sorger in charge of the women's de-
uartment of the Continental and Com
mercial bank of Chicago, the evolution
Of woman from a clinging vine to a
financial glantess is progressing rap
idly, and within a few generations
woman will take her stand with the
men financiers.
Bank deposits, according to reports,
show women proportionately are saw
ing more money than men. In the last
four years the number of depositors
as well as the amount of savings has
doubled, they show.
"Twice as many women are saving
money today as before the war;" said