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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-09

kCyz mlnuly lyden Ian pen
ne zaprselo, lide 81 ma potkani
fikali: "Porostou!' A kazdy
vedel, Gco poroste, bez dalsiho
vysvetlovani neb oznacovani.
Teprve nyni mne napada, re
ia prvni radka.i dnesniho feuil-
Ietonu mohla by bni. tez jinak
vyhadana. Kdyz kamaradi z
mokrt,f ,fctVrti rozchaze1i Sc ko-
lem pulnoci = to IA tech sta
rych casd, ktere Sc jiz ztrace-
| il V sede davnovekosti - a
kdyz nektery Sc odloueil cd
skupiny a zabocil ku svemu
domovu, ii ostatni 81 fekli, a
tim zaroveh dodavali 81 knra.
(, ze: '"ren dostane houbovou!"
V teto souvislosti nebyla mi
n6na houbova omacka, aniz po-
Hpvka houbami, aniz cokofi il
heho houby obsahdifcfho, ny.
brz mfneno bylo neco prene-
senem smyslu. Minil sc tim rec
nicky vykon.
Souyislost mezi fecnickym
vykonem a houbanii a ''houbo-
YOU" neni zrovna iasnou, ale
dala by Sc snad vystopovati,
pnideme-li az na kofen veci.
Pokud nne znamo, v cele nasi
! diahe vlasti Sc fika "houby"
ale nerika Sc vsude "houbar-
houbafi." Nekde Sc fika "hu-
bar, ''hubari'. a tn jiz sna.
ze etymologic te "houbove" Y
toni pfenesenem smyslu Sc ma.
ide - huba. hubar, hubovati
hubova - houbova. Tu to ma.
me - Ci ne?
Mona. ze tez nektefi hou.
bari cili hubari hubujf, kdy5
! po cely der marne brouzdaji
Sc lesich a obchazejf parezy
$ prazdn9m kosikem, ale jinal
pravy houhaf Jest sport. He
DAM hub, ratrani. slideni pc
Mich iejich tainych skrysich
/ TO je neho tou prayou zaba.
YOU. Narildek hubarll Jest spi
Sc naklonen k filosofovani
neil: hubovani, kdyz houbv do
vedou sc ukryti pred jeho pa
travym zrakem. Pravv houbai
jest rilovnikem. pfirody. Tisi
ma lesa, cvriikani ptactva, tn
kot datla do duteho stromu
GtveracivOSt VeVerky. Zde mi
| hnuvSi sc zaiic, tam koroptev
kfepelka nebo dokonce bazan
thlkouci pr vzletu svyma silny
ma kridloma, modro obloh,
prokukrjici vrcholky stromII
TO vsechno yyviji podivuhod
nou harmonii dust praveht
houbare. | kdyby prazdnyn
kosikem Sc vracel, jde spoke
jen a pri nejblizsi prilezitost
VypravuJe Sc znova ma hOuby
! Vedecke autority sice i'ikaji
re houby postradaii jakychkol
,,yyziynyrh litek a ze Sc Jim
pouze zaludek obt6zuje, + all
SEQ na tom? Ono Jest dosti veci
, Ater6 lide pozivaii. je5 neie
' nom nenaji za6nyeh vyziv
: ai5ch latek, ale ieste jim sko
III a pTece "a nnziyaii " Ce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-09

Odpofuceni dafnalfi X
prohlidce kapes SWIM man:
zel&n dostane Sc '. nede!i
dne 10, fiina "Jeii system.
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S SOkOL SIX A
HLfDKA.
zENA DElNfKovA zENoU,
MATkOU - A SOKOLICf!

I've zdravem tele zdravy
duch."
Prislovi toto Sc vznikem lid
stva rostlo a doba pfitomna
pevni v ne sve nadeje.
Obeho, jak "tela," tax "du-
cha" zdraveho jest treba kaz-
de zene a matce, hlavne vsak
xen6 delhfkove - zene delni-
lcke!
| v zapase o skyvu chleba, "a
uhajeni zivota, jest muzi del
niku tfeba bomoci zeniny, te
nejupfimhkjsi jeho druzky. Po-
moe tato deje Sc zpdsobem ste
rvm, casio neznatelnym.
| Ably zena mohla byti pomoc-
nicf ispksnou a nepodlehla Y
boji 3 existenci, Jest il tfeba
zdravi a ctuzilosti, otuzilosti
citove j svalove. Zvlaste je-li
matkou nekolikaclenne rodiny,
je il zapotfebi silly telesne i du-
sevni. zena jest pomocnici a
druzkou muze - matka vycho
vatelkou deti, budoucnost tvo-
ffcich. Ma matce zalezi, jak bu-
doucnost zalozi.
Maji-li byt deti zakladem bu
dollcnosti, jest matce 'hledeti X
dokonalemu jich vychovani,
hledeti k tomu, ably Sc staly
fadnymi cleny a platnymi jed
snotkami lidske spolecnosti.
'Kp pomoci arci jsou skoly,
riana} uGilistd, istavy atd.,
vsak nejlepsim, zakladnim IL
stavem, jest domov, ten domov,
jak 81 no He predstavit. Nej-
schopnejsifh v mem ucitelem-
vychovatelem jest pax matka.
Nejvetsiho uspechu a pine
kontroly mad detmi dosahne
matka telesne zdrava - a du-
sevh6 vyvinuta. Takova jest
nenahraditelnou. Ma zaklad3
rcenf: "Matefska rec" klade v
tprvych zaMadech vychovy va
hu ma vyvin rodn6 reel. Prikla-
dy uci je hrdosti Ma svdj pdvod
a pfesvedtuje, jak mrzkym a
cloveka potupnym jest, zapira
| Ii kdo vlast narod svui. -
Neni to dkol lehky a malo KITE
re matce povede Sc dokonale,
nebot' zde ,ze vzduchu ssaje d.
te ducha jineho, jemu nejpfi-
stupnejsiho. -
Mimo toho vsak, jak delhi
ce sama, znajici ten kruty boj
svych drahych v budoucnu,
snazi Sc, at zpusobem jakym-
koli, vstipiti Jim pojem o t6
velik6 rodine delnicke, jejiz
jinak-li 81 cestu neupravi, sta
nou Sc cleny. Vzbuzuje V mich
| lasku k praci a tictu k tenn, KITE
II svety vytvofili a fekne jim
re zaklad ku povzneseni nej
mohutnejsi tridy ma svete, tfi-
dy delnicke - jest vzdelani!
Ably pod jhem ma bedra ieji
ulozenym neklesla, Jest il tre.
ba osvezeni, posily, otuzeni du-
Sevniho i telesn6ho - uklidne-
nj mysle. Nejlepsim pro tc
prostfedkcm Jest telocvicna 5
vhodnym pro zenu pohyben
Mnoha arci pronese: ooh. =
ia isem "a cely den dcst ma
cvicenar" Jina op6t jizlive po,
dotkne, re vdanc zene to sta
trmanstvi' neslusi, a jina opet
farisejsky obraci zraky k neb
Sc slovy: 20 boze, jak ii de.
kuii, re nejsem takova, Jake
.lty druhe' - a pri tom iazykcm
telem hfeSf! -
V tom vsak spravnosti neni
Praci teleSnou telo Sc una
vuie. ponevadz jista cast iel
svalstva Sc namaha, po pripa
dc jcn svalstva jistych udu
; Mirnym vsak a rozumnym te
locvikem kazdy sval V cinnos
Pride. krev do soumerneho o
behu privadi a tim sc telo ne
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prohlasila, ze je to vsechno
zvast a ze v "duplaku" toho
nejlepsfho piva ntnf ami tolik
|vyzivnych latek jako Y ptfce
krejcarove housky, ale pres to
prece jenom kazdy spise sahl
po "duplaku" vyborneho piva,
rekneme plzehskeho, nez-li po
pdlce krejcarove housky.
| U lidi to nenf jenom uzitee-
most, jez vzdy a vsude rozho-
duje. Kdyby Sc jednalo jenom
0 uzitecnost, to by zenske mo-
dy byly zcela jine nez-li jsou
nebo budou pfistf sezonu. A
mam-h Sc vf&titi jeste X tenn
houbam, MONA, kdybych je
pfadlozil takovemu muzi vedy,
lnepffteli hub, pekns ma rendli-
ku s nlaslem, vejcemi a kfnf-
lnem, ze by sc do Mich pustil 4
Izcela zapomnel ma vedu. The
orie a prakse zivotnf, to byl
Ivzdycky velikt rozdfl.
| Y Cechach, kdyz hned Z ja-
ra bylo hoans hub, smrzd, IL
sek d tech jinych rannych od-
rdd Sc ffkalo. ze bude spat-
Iny rok, tfmz Sc m{nilo, ze
|kdyz Pfozfetelnost zkratila Ii
di ma obili q bramborech, a.
|spo1 hub jim dopfAla, aby Sc
|meli echo najist. A jak pra-
|vfm, kdyz Sc pfida k houbam
|maslo a vejce, ony ziskaji ma
|vyzivnych latkach to, CO Jim
prfroda nedoprala a hlavni We
CT jest, kdyz jidlo chutna, at
luz potom obsahiije 0 neco vice
Inebo meme uhlohydratd a ka-
lorii, nebo jak Sc ty vyzivn6
soucastky rGznych- potravin
Ijmenuji: Uvazi-li Sc, ySeshno,
knedlfk We svem ;spnvodnirfl
stavd takesireni zAdnou' delika-
tesou,i ale knedlik. omastany,
knedlik sc zelim, knedlik 5 o.
mackou, to uz je prosim, neco
lzcela jineho.
!! Nyni, kdyz uz prichazim
Iskoro ku konci, sam ami
inechapu, re jsem Sc tax roze-
Ipsal Q vselikem tom pozitkaf-
stvi. Clovek ma jisti, aby zil a
nikoli ziti, aby jedi, pravil je-
Iden moudry muz a ia vzdycky
|mu daval "a pravdu. A me sa.
,mym chlebem xiv jest clovek'',
tstoji kdesi psano, MONA, re
! proto jsem Sc rozepsal o hou-
: bach a jinych vecech, .jimiz
ltlovek xiv jest mimo chleba
Jsem vsak jist, lie clov6k neni
xiv satstvem, re satstvo neni
potravinou, pres to, ze cetl
isem jednom naSem trochu
zapadnejsfm proslulem zurna-
lie, ze ano. Zde to mate cerne
ina bilem:
washington, D. c., "a. zafl
: zvysene nakladni sazby draf
hraji jen nepatrnou llohu We
|vysokych cenach potravin, die
prohlaseni Association of Rail
way Executives. Poplatek za
dopravu muzskeho obleku, po.
slaneho 2 Chicago do Cleve
, landu, vzdalenost 339 mil, ivy
: sen o LOS centu."
Ne, tomu, rozhodne neverim
re satstvo, neb vnbec to. CT
clovek ma sobe nosi, patri dt
kategorie potravin, treba II
Amerikani mali We zvyku rika
ii. "Say, if it isn't SO, I'll ca
your hat" Pokud vsak jest m
ziAnio, iiikdo jeSte ten klo
: houk nesnedl. Nikoli, saty foz
hodnt nejsou potravinou, tfcb;
lse fika. re nektefi Tide memo
4 hou davati ma sebc, protoze da
vail do sebe, nebo obracene, 3,
nemohou davati' do sebe, pone
! vadz. davaji. ma sehe.
II A kdyz isem temi houham
y, zacal, coz abych $ mimi skon
Gil. Myslivam 81 nekdy. zs nd
ii kraiane V Cechach nell b.
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WersSoreW ithRash. CouldHard-
bWork or Put Hands In Water.

II had letter on my hands 10
badly that could hardly work.
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JUST BETWEEN
OURSELVES

An excursion 10 the shops TO buy a
hat 10 a humorous pilgrimage, Beinl
feminine, OF course II is not possible q
write with authority on the selection
OF the masculine variety Of headgear
But when selecting one at the mill.
thing like this:
"Oh. a haiti Certainly. Take a seat
right here. Now you've Just the style
to carry on (where) this model" The
aforesaid hat is rammesi down over one
eye until II threatens to dislocate the
''Therei Isn't that too perfectly
sweet for anythingl just your style,
and the. colors were simply m-a-d-e
for your"
You venture to difrer. and explain
trim. You are gazed at pityingly.
wearing that kind this year," Lucky
they" 70 be the arbiters OF style for
the million!
You insist, Indicating your indirer.
ence to they" provided you get hat
that suits your Individual taste, and
are thereafter treated with coldly po-
lite .condescension, as worm OF the
earth; harmless, but cluttering in a
millinery establishment. You are as
sured that the kind OF chapeau you
wish to attain 10 entirely beyond the
pale, and, indirectly, that you are n
frumpfsh freak (which by this time
you begin to think you are).
But finally, seeing your entire hope
Jessness as devotee, OF Dame Fash.
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TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.
BY M. JESSIE LElTcH.

n was evening In a small town and
the inhahitantA 20 a man, had turned
out 10 witness the big ball game. In
city the game might have passed UNI
noticed, but not so In 0akyille.
The fathers and Mothers and big
grounds grandsthnd apd spilled over
Into the grass plot an fofficious father
was busy roping or.
Then, Bud Linton. catching for the
High School, missed q beautiful curve
nursing his right hand between his
BY the time the minister and the
barber had eprinted across the grass
and the game had ceased, Buds
mother was hurrying down the rick
city absurd steps on the grandstand
Bud had tainted on the grass.
First Aid Treatment.
Every one stood around and told
Buds father ana the minister what to
do. for the doctor was out OF town. The
soldiers who had carried an emergency
tirst-aid packet in their pockets. out
on No Mans Land. had thes best ideas
on the subject, and as the hand was
badly smashed and bleeding profusely,
some one ran TO the drug store for
Iodine and gauxe. BY the time the
hand was dressed as much iodine was
spilled on the grass as on the hand. and
Bud. having opened his eyes. blushed
for very shame at the thought OF having
tainted In the presence of the whole
town.
He was escorted 10 his own front
Porch by q cheerful, concerned crowd OF
boys. and well fortified with Ice cream
which his father carried home from the
drug store In his mothers best china
berry bowl.
The hand hurt. Of course, but Bud
tried not TO think Of II. And finally he
went to bed.
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/ SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN

The housekeeper who does her owl
picking will save herself little none,
and n few trips to the corner grocery
during the winter months. A simpl,
dinner without salad In often toned
up and given point n an attractive
plate Of pickles 10 added,
Gherkins--1O0 small pie1Sjes.
Brine cup salt. quarts boiling
Vinegar (sour)--i gallon vinegar. 2
sugar, ! teaspoon mustard seed.
Wash pickles. Make brine by dis
solving salt In boiling water. Pour the
hot brine over the cucumbere packed In
q stone jar and let stand over night
Drain. At this stage the pickles may
be put into alum water and allowed
20 stand over night Alum keeps the
fresh green color. Drain from alum
water. Put into the vinegar. Bring
TO the boiling point. Pack In sterilized
Jars. cover with boiling vinegar and
Green tomato chopped pickles make
tasty" accompaniment for ham at
Green Tomato Pickles. peck green
tomatoes, 2 onions. J small head cab
Wash tomatoes and cut in slices. Put
q layer Of tomatoes In q crock. Sprin-
kle with salt. Add alternate layers Of
salt and tomatoes Let stand over
night. In the morning wash and drain
Chop with other vegetables. Put In
preserving kettle. Cover with vinegar.
Add 2 cups sugar, tablespoon cloves.
! tablespoon cinnamon, tablespoon
allspice.
Tie spices In a cheesecloth bag. Cook
until the vegetables are tender. Put
into sterilized Jars and seal.
Ripe cucumber pickles are very good
70 serve with n salad, as their spiciness
Is q little unusual
Ripe Cucumber Piclsles--13 ripe Gu
cumbers. 2 teaspoons powdered alum,
pounds sugar. I quart vinegar. 2 ia
blespoons whole cloves, tablespoons
stick cinnamon, I tablespoon salt.
Cut cucumbers In quarters length
wise, then In thirds Dissolve alum In
quart water. Heat slowly to boiling
point and then let stand on the back
OF stove for two hours. Drain and chill
in cold water, Tie spices In bag and
add to syrup made OF vinegar, sugar
and salt. Add cucumbers and cook ten
minutes. Put cucumbers In a stone
jar and pour over syrup, Drain and
scald syrup three successive mornings.
The pickles can be covered ana kept In
q stone jar or put In cans and sealed
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-04
ADVICE TO GIRLS

Dear Annie Laurie--I am married.
but very unhappily, I am married into
a family where the mother does not
recognize me ms her sons wife. She
was very anxious for me to marry. but
soon after became unbearable.
She persists In annoying me by WRIT
ing me unklnd letters, accusing me un-
justly OF keeping her son from her.
am not welcome In my husbands
home. Therefore, he himself refuses
to 20 there. In plain words. she wants
to be "boss." Does the mother come
before the wife, especially wife who
loves her husband az words cannot ex-
pressf
I wish you would give me n few min
utes OF your time and tell me just
what ! should do. A READER.
t. A Reader--Your situation is one OF
the most distressing imaginable. You
have to endure II. A wife and q moth
err. In my opinion. should have equal
place, n different, In n sons cart.
This does not imply unhappiness for
anyone concerned. Mature persons are
expected to live their lives sanely.
As matters stand, ] advise you to
urge your husband TO no to see his
mother without you. Since you both
understand the situation, there IN no
Isiovaltv In this for him nor sadness
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Here 10 q homemade syrup W
which millions of people have IN
| found to be the most depend III
able means Of breaking up III
stubborn coughs. 1t is cheap I'll
and simple. but, very prompt IN iii
action. Under It's healing, sooth-
| phlegm loosens, breathing becomes
easier, tickling in throat stops and
| Won ret a good nights restful
| sleep. The usual throat and chest
| colds are conquered by II In "a
hours or less. Nothing better
| for bronchitis, hoarseness, Group,
throat tickle, or bronchial asthma.
To make this splendid cough II
syrup, pour 2h ounces of Pinex
into a pint bottle and ill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar II
eyrup and shake thoroughly. IL II
YOU prefer use clarified molasscs,
honey, or corn syrup, instead OF
sugar syrup. Either way, you
get full pint--a family supply III
-of much better cough syrup
than yoS could buy ready ;;made
for three times the money. Keeps
perfectly ana tastes Koou. iii
Pinex Is a special and high. III
ly concentrated compound N iii
Of genuine Norway pine ~ iii
extract, known the world v~XNW
over for its prompt healing A iii
effect upon the membranes. SiAlU
To avoid disappoint- SWvNM.
melt ask your drug. -SKHI
Cist for "2MN ounces Of M..xe@ !,
Pinex" with full dircc- ~ N
tions, and don't accept S2.
anything else. Guar ~ clN.k
anteed to give absolute 49, -
satisfaction, or money ~
refunded. Tho Pinex -
Co., IT. Wayne, Ind.
DIN
u for coughs-.AA.
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The Woman Jury

wounded heart In a breach OF promise
case, for the. six lady jurors could tell
al glance whether the fair plaintifI
was the chaser, or the chasee. and they
could also diagnose with An accuracy
possible to no mere man the actua
DAMAGE inflicted on her more or less
tender affections.
And they would know, too, how &c
deal with the wolves In sleeps cloth
Ing who prey upon silly little lambs.
and what alimony TO hand out TO for
saken and neglected wives whose only
crime has been In getting old and
serted. tormented creatures who In a
mad moment have avenged years OF
wrong with a red crime.
Oh, the findings OF woman fury
viii be interesting. And Just.
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After turning and tossing for an houl
| or 40 Bud decided that there wal
something radically wrong with hi
hand. The pain had greatly Increased
and the hand was stinglng and burning
30 that he had TO bite his lips to keeF
Turning on the light, Bud rapidly un-
wound the bandages. One look at the
blackened. burned looking hand terri
fed him so that he called loudly for
his mother forgetting the dignity OF his
summers. The family appeared In all
stages OF undress. Buds mother snatch
ing clean towel from her linen closet
as SHE camc.
Don't look at II bud, darling" she
said. Mother will m IL all up for
'o And as she Examined the hand care
fully. she said, IAN Iodine burn, Too
much iodine used, and covered up
while II was still wet. I was afraid OF
that. But the men were bandaging
your hand by the time l crawled down
that ricketty grandstnnd."
Buds Mother Takes Charge.
get the starch. father, and some oil
lin the kitchen cabinet. Corn starch,
and olive oil, and spoon and a saucer.
II there is no olive oil. castor oil will
do. It's in the bathroom cupboard"
Mixing a creamy, cooling ointment OF
starch and oil. Mrs Linton spread It
thlckly over the whole hand. having
first removed the wet iodine and blood
stained dressings. Dry. clean gauze
over the injury and broken skin, guam
titles Of the starch and oil mixture on
the tortured skin and fingers, and back
went the bnndages.
ut feels 80 good. mother. and all the
singing has stopped"
Bud stretched out under the sheet.
and his family disDersed.
all but his mother. She fingered to
pat his head. to straighten the sheet
and kiss him again, before she turned
out the light.
'T'm glad you knew about the starch
and Gil stun, mother" Bud murmured
sleepiiy. Mothers are 80 darned won
derful. They always know what to do"
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Black and white combinations never
lose their hold on the public fancy, and
this color scheme Is particularly prac-
tical for two-to blouse. The model
shown In the sketch In OF white crepe
de chine, a material very much to the
fore in the development OF blouses this
season. II In trimmed with black heavy
silk embroidery and little tabs OF mar
row black velvet ribbon set on TO form
panels down either side OF the front.
Sleeves and lower part OF the blouse
are edged with embroidered scallOps
and the nee kis finished with an uu-
standing frill OF white georgette, with
tiny line OF black at Its edge.
Regardless OF many rather deter
mined bulletins concerning long
sleeve vogue for fall and winter. short
sleeves are prominently featured In
blouses. A. a matter OF fact. street
frocks for fall and winter are quite as
often made with short sleeves as with
long. Long gloves that wrinkle over
tho arm are 80 smart that many women
are reluctant 20 abandon them for the
wrist length gloves that al all require-
ments when the long-sleeved frock Is
worn. and, like the collarless neck.
short sleeves seem to have come to stay.
Among the very handsome blouses
recently displayed. those made or metal
cloth are distinctively worth mention
ing. Sometimes the blouses will be
made entirely OF cloth Of gold or silver.
Again fabric such as satin, soft vel
vet, etc. will be combined with the
metal cloth, and silk and metal bro-
cades are decidedly approved. Natur-
ally one fthese rich-looking blouses
must be accompanied by very hand
some skirt. and II the proper combna-
tion Ia arrived at a decidedly WORTH
while costume is the result.
Tailored blouses OF heavy silks and
fine wool fabrics are among the smart
models recently brought out, duvetyn
being one of the favorite materials.
tifs OF self fabric In contrasting color
or of silk are also very effective and
many OF the tailored blouses OF duvetyn
are finished simply with satin or faille
ribbon bindings.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-04

Could Nature have taken you for her modem
Suppose you study yourself In the mirror Of
the present and conpareyour looha YOUR feel
characteristics of this picture Of the human
body In perfect working order, all parts Of
which are sound well organized and disposed.
performing their functions freely naturally.
II YOU fail In any single point of resem-
biance YOU are not the picture Of health.
It's imperative, then that YOU look 10 q
means TO rebuild your strength energy and
vigor 70 bring your body up 10 normal
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Picture of Health

The greatest masterpiece in the
Art Gallery of Life 10 Nature
picture Of Health.
II Il q marv-lous portrayal Of the human
body ut its best One bsholds In its composite
detail q true symbol Of strength. Il presents
afgure Of striking appearance In its erect car
rage. clear skin. sparkling eyes. strong limbs,
steady nerves and firm muscles; fairly vibrat-
ing in animation keen, alert. fresh. and
spirited: with IN air Of unbounded confidence
and face radiant In color and illuminated
with glow Of hope and cheerfulness.
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Ing TO De tried BY
q Jury Of women,
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do 10 him would
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and without doubt
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can readily be-
line that there
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crimes, such as
wife beating. and
degertion, a n d
failure to support.
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and the sp o. those who IRAN fsnsud
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lon's vagaries, ahe pulls out q box
from some remote corner--and. Eureka
the hat OF your dreams Ia before you.
just the trim. neatness. simple model.
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DOROTHY DIX

Copyright. Wheeler syndicate.J
A man who had been arrested for
WIFE, beating and was ont on ball. fed
the county when he found he was go
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suitability Of material and trim. tn,
patient saIesglrl COOS with delight ane
bestown q sweet smile on you - yot
part with the sum the hat represents