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The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
POSTOFFICE TO new
QUARTERS JUNE 1ST
Will Remove to Old Coleman Hotel
Building-New Fixtures to Be
Installed.

The Glasgow postoffice will move
from the present location to new quar-
ters in the Coleman hotel building on
June 1st. Mr.. Coleman now has a
crew of men at work remodeling the
building throughout. The old front
will be taken out and a solid glass
front will be put in across the entire
building and large revolving door
installed on the postoffice side.
New fixtures for the postoffice have
been ordered and will be installed be-
fore the move is made. The present
hotel office and dining room will be
converted into a modern store build
ing.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
ROADS HEAVY TO OPHEIM.

J. J. Tattan, who has the mail con-
tract between Glasgow, Glentana and
Opheim, advises that the roads into
the north country are the heaviest
they have been in years. Heavy
SHOWS late last fall coupled with the
spring rains have made the roads in
many places impossible, and the mail
carriers are obliged to travel miles out
of their way in order to reach the diff
ferent postoffices.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
MASONS AT WOLF POINT.

The first. regular meeting of the
Northern Montana Masonic Welfare
association met at Wolf Point last
evening. The meeting was attended
by nearly three hundred Masons from
northern Montana, about sixty being
in attendance from. Glasgow. The
Wolf Point Masons entertained the
visitors royalty and the meeting was
a success from every standpoint.
After the business session the East
ern Star Lodge of Wolf Point served
a sumptuous banquet to the visiting
Masons.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
SUPREME JUDGE
HURLY VISITOR

Supreme Court Justice John Hurry
came down from Helena last Friday
to cast his vote in the preferential
primary election and visit Glasgow
friends. Judge Hurry will be a can
didate to succeed himself for the su-
preme court bench this fall and is gen.
orally conceded to be an easy winner
During his term as judge of the dis
trict court in this district judge Hnr-
preme bench.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
MEETING
RUMBLE LAND co

The annual meeting Of the Rumble
Land & Abstract Company of this city
was held at the company offices Mon
day of this week. S. J. Rumble was
reelected president of the company
and j. P. Sternhagen was elected sec
retary and treasurer. S. j. Rumble,
w. F. Shannon and Martin Kaminskey
were elected directors for the ensu-
ing year.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
PROCLAMATION
Clean Up and Paint Up and
Keep 1t Up

KNOW ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY
THESE PRESENTS:
That, Whereas the National clean up and paint up
campaign has resulted in many advantages to community
life throughout the United States,
In safeguarding HEALTH;
In promoting THRIFT
In furthering FIRE PREVENTION;
In stimulating CIVIC PRIDE, and
In making the "HOME AND CITY MORE
BEAUTIFULLY
Now, therefore, be it known that plans have been
perfected for thorough Clean Up and Paint Up cam
pagn in the City of Glasgow, Montana, beginning Mon
day, May 3rd.
This date to mark the opening of real campaign
OF persistent and constructive effort in cleaning up and
keeping 1t up In this worthy movement we urge each
citizen to do his her part to make our community
CLEAN, HEALTHY THRIFTY, SAFE and BEAUTl
Full.
Signed: M. MURRAY, Mayor
Attest: j. K. Mitchell City Clerk.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
M0ECKER BOUND
OVER DIST.CG!!RT
Valley County Farmer AccuA
Of First Degree Assault
Pleads Not Guilty.
UNDER $4,0O0.OO BONDS
Strenuous Methods of Persuasion
Lands Farmers Residing Near
Nashua in Peck of Trouble.

William Moecker, farmer residing
near Nashua was arraigned before
Judge H. C. Hall Monday under 6
charge of first degree assault. He
entered a plea of not guilty and was
bound over to the district court, the
judge placing the bond at $4,000, which
up to this writing, Moecker has beer
unable to furnish.
The case involves an alleged assault
upon Mrs. Moecker which the COM
plant states was made on April 11th
1t is alleged that on the above date
Moecker had been in Glasgow and had
been drinking. Upon his return to
the ranch he sent for Mrs. Moecker,
who was in Nashua, the couple having
been separated for some time.
Mrs. Moecker, according to the COM
plant, was driven out to the Moecker
farm by Oscar Hay where she met
Moecker who, after failure to induce
her to return and live with him, drag
ged her out of the car, struck her over
the head and face with rock and
when she attempted to run, shot at
her several times with heavy calibre
revolver.
The evening of the alleged assault
Moecker was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Mcpherson of Nashua and has
been in the county Jail here since. His
trial will likely come up at the next
term of court.
Other Cases Disposed of
A decree Of divorce was granted
Lottie M. VanEpps against William P.
VanEpps.
Sehrldan County State Bank against
Margaret E. Adams, ct al-Decree of
foreclosure.
7. L. Beisiker against Edward o.
Serbian County State Bank against
Harris I. Hart ct al-Decree of fore
closure.
Civil Actions Commenced.
Piper-Howe Lumber company VS..
w. R. Brown, ct al.
Drake-Ballard company VS.. Charles
Blomminger, ct al.
J. L. Truscott VS.. Eathen A. Turpin,
ct al.
Stockholders Company VS.. w. A.
Twitchell.
Probate Matters.
In the matter of the estate of Ben
jamin A. Rohde, deceased, Otto M.
Christinson, as public administrator,
filed petition for letters of administra-
ton.
In the matter of the estate of Lima
House, deceased, Oscar Syverson filed
petition for letters of administration.
Petitions for Naturalization.
Ellis Kaupinen, Finland-Hinsdale.
Henry Ahrand Willer, Germany
Tampico.
James Bowe, Canada-Glentana.
Herman August Kohlrost, Germany
Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30

are progressive and stand for pro-
gressive things. It also demonstrate
ed that no self-appointed dictator can
vote the sane-minded farmers of the
county against propositions that mean
so much to their welfare in the fu-
ture. The farmers are commencing
to think for themselves and are vot-
ing accordingly.
Following is the vote on the bond is
sue by precincts:
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
APPOINT EXPERT
FOR MILK RIVER
DITCH PROJECT

We understand that Don A. Ma
gruder, formerly irrigation expert of
the Shoshone project, has been ap-
pointed to the Milk River Irrigation
project and will assume charge of his
duties in this section in a short time.
The local Chamber of Commerce has
been working hard to secure the ap-
pointment of an expert for the Milk
River project and the success of their
efforts will be met with appreciation
by the many water users and pros
pective water users of the project.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
FREE GARDEN AND FLOWER
SEED FOR THE FARMERS

Secretary l.. E. Jones of the local
Chamber of Commerce has just re-
ceived two large mail pouches of flow
er and garden seed which will be dis
tributed free to the farmers of Valley
county making application for same.
Call at the club rooms and get what
you need.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
MURRAY APPOINTS TRAFFIC
:. COMMITTEE FOR THE CLUB

Z tatt Murray, president of the
Z. p her of Commerce, has recently
app, I'd traffic committee of the
chamber. The members are j. K.
Mitchell, chairman; D. E. Parsons,
j. j. Tattan, H. R. Cahan and F. l..
Sherman. Members of the club are
urged to turn their freight bills over
to the committee for auditing.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS.

Kane & Illman have a crew Of men
at work remodeling the old Side
Board saloon building and will remove
their soft drink parlors from the pres
ent location in the Goodkind build
ing in a few days. The new location
will be thoroughly renovated and re-
modelled
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30

Official canvassers of Garfield
county on primary vote encounter
snag whe they discovered that judges
in six precincts sealed returns and
failed to record the vote in the poll
books. The officials are still in a
quandry as to what action to take
in the matter. Jordan Times.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
ROAD BONDS In VALLEY COUNTY
CARRY BY HANDSOME MAJORITY

P;csm G~ AZ ofe P COUNTY % Strongly Favor of Better Roads
ONE " fe Ing es W Stands & 1$ For s75 Light
yss County Will
g OF $OOO
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30

ems within the city limits that they
must be kept penned up or suffer the
consequences. Chickens running at
large will be Immediately impounded
and, chances are, devoured by our vor-
acious chief.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
FREE ALFALFA BACTERIA.

Congressman Carl w. Riddick asks
us to announce that he has made spe-
cial arrangements with the agricul-
tural department at Washington to
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
ELK LIVERY BARN CLOSED.

Hall Brothers have been obliged to
close the Elk stables in this city due
to the difficulty in securing feed. The
barn will remain closed until further
notice.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
CONDUCT CLOTHING SCHOOLS.

Miss Georgia Roosevelt, state cloth
ing specialist of the extension service,
is in the county this week assisting
Miss Gertrude Erickson in conducting
clothing schools in the Van Guard and
Opheim districts. Mrs. T. J. Cling
man of Hinsdale, county project lead
er of sewing, is also assisting in the
clothing school work.
The Chamber of Commerce added
the names of John Willis and The
Glasgow Bottling Works to the men,
bership roll during the past week.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-04-30
TIE UP YOUR CHICKENS.

Chief of Police w. A. Baynham has
served notice on all owners of chick
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
HERES aEIl VIEWS
For Resdtrs of TIE Herald.

What cSaId he u MAIN iniassi 10
f)ieAs0n kidney sufferers than tbs
sssissnsnt III 4 dickson resident
Who has Suffered smi has been
cered7
Dcsn's Kidnes Pills are publicly
endorsed By mxns Dieksssa people
Read shat Nh. @. r. ceiiiss. eani'
net makss. Ninth Main street. Dies.
ssn. says: Il suffered from kidney
trouble. Ny haes aehsd and !
think the trcubis VS. through, on
b. hard work, whsn ! VAL In thu
lumber business. doing heavy lin.
ins. nv Kidneys didn't &C, right
and the ssc.s.iaas banned 10 pass.
sss. not . ban u Doan's kidaey
Pills n the Mystt Drug Co., ard
began using them. Dosn's cured
ups ard | kaven't been bothered
sincs.a
Price eOe. at al dealers. Dcn's
simply Ssh ios u Kidney remedy
~, Dosn's Kidney Pills--tbe same
that Mira, Cro,aes hsd. Fov,er Mil
barn Co.. Xirs.. Badslo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Mrs A, II Leathsfs entertained
last Saturday afternoon, with a
beautifully arranged birthday party
for little Miss Josephine Mekelvsy
who with with her parsnts. Mr. and
Mrs. d. c. Mekelvey. are Mrs Lea
theirs house guests. /, being jose
phines tenth birthday, ten little
girls were invited TO participate In
the pleasure Of the afternoon.
The George Washington idea ~as
carried out in the frs, contest. In
this Martha Joslia won the prize
In the advertisement contest Loi.
Temple won the prize. A program
consisting OF piano selections, songs
and readings was rem iered by the
guests, in which each proved her
atll real artist
They were carried 10 the dining
room where the cake with the sig.
niticant number Of candles was ar
ranged IA each girl hlsw on, d
candle, she gave toast to the homo
rec. An ice course was then served
The personnel oi the parry wa,
Martha Josiin. Emma feathers.
Virginia PAYNE. Frances Morrow
iois Temple, Virginia Lepch. Mar
ion McCsul, Mary sljce Meadow,
and Sara Crow
Mrs Laatfeta was ssaisttd 10 en-
,ertsiuins by Mrs. D. c. Mckelys,
| and Miss Fannie l.eaiherS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

ThA following. an excuse Of .
business man iuf not sending 3 70
Qassssd check vas recently read
into tbs Congressional Record:
For the following rsasons | am
unable 10 ssnd you iha check asked
Tor:
Il have been held up, held
down. saadbsgasd. walked 90. eat
on. Halisnsd out and squeezed.
First. by the u. \. Government. tor
Federal war tsx. excess profits tai,
capital stock tau. incotne tan, mer.
eAants iic~nss and auto tar. and
BY every society and organisation
which The inventive mind oi maa
csn conceive oi 10 extract what ]
may. or msy not possess,
Il have been collected by tbs
Society ii Ut. John the Baptist. the
Woman's Relief. the Navy League.
the Rcd Csoss. the Purple Cross.
the Double Cross. the Childfsn's
Hons. tbs Dorcss Society. the Y
N, G. A.. the Y. W. G. A.. the Boy
Scouts. the Jswish Relief. the Bel.
gian and Armenian Relief. and
every hospiisl In town. Thea 90
top Of Il all cam~ the Episcopal
Church. the Presbyterian Church.
tbs Congregational and the Baptist
Churches. the Associated Charities
and the Salvation Army.
The Government has 40 govern.
I'd my business that | don't know
who owns II. am inspected. "a.
aminsd and re.examin~d. informed,
required and commanded. 81 | don't
know who | am or Why am here.
All | know IL. that | am supposed
10 b. An inexhaustihlc supply oil
money Tor every known need, de
sire or hope oil the human race.
And bscsnse | will 20. sell ali ]
have. and ~ ou. and beg cs barrow
or steal morsy 20 ave swsv ] hsvs
been cussed, DISCUSSED. hoycsst-d,
talked 10. talked Ahou, lied TO.
lied ahou. held W. hung ap robbed
aud nearly rninoS ard tho only
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
MANY WOMEN USE
GlYcERINE MIXTURE

Dickson women will bs surprised
al the INSTANT plesssn, action nj
simple gIvcerins. huck.hotn bark.
etc, NJ mixed In Adler iks. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas
on stomach or sonr s,om ach BE.
cause Adler.i IA acts on ROTH up.
per and lover bowels IL often cures
constipation and prevents append
ci.is. Ons lady reports he,~sN
CURED OF a bad case OF bowel ,rou
bic and constipation
Clemore pharmscy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

e.
A luncheon of 6Stbiiiul appoint
msnt vas given Thussdsy. oi las.
week. Il one oslock BY Mrs. W T.
Polh. Al her apartments GU East
College street. 10 com plimen, Misr
Alma Weaklsy. Who has been the
sass, Of Mrs, q. l., Boaldin,
Washington birthday iavor were
used and the color scheme oi Red
spd White predominsled In the
perfectly planned four course menu.
Covers we're laid ior eish, and the
place cards ere hsndpainted
American flags. while Miss Weak
ley's place was marked with min.
ia,urs hsg. The central ornsmeut
for the table was u bowl Of red
cycleman.
Those seated With hostess aud
houores we're; Mssdsmss Fred Beas-
Icy. Homer Grigsby. l., A. McCauI.
q. l. Bouldin. Douglas shannon.
Letter Rogers, Hsuwell Weaver
After luncheon progressive bridge
vas played At two tables with Mrs.
Polk keeping score, The highest
scors being made by Mrs Lester
Rogers.
This 10 Miss Weakleys frs, visi,
10 Dickson since her discharge from
tha Navy. where abe served A. yeo-
menst.s, and spsn, all OF las. year
10 Washington City.
While here she was rendered
many aocia! courtesies by Me.dsmes
Robert Clement, Hastwell Weaver
Raymond Joslin. l., A. McCsul. "
l., Polk and N Gelhernan,
See the show at the PstslS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

On F.bsuary III. 1890 the death
snssl swsps down iasa ths Aaras "a
n. H. Hasrss III ThssEnassssa, Iva ]
/ mad gmssad from that homs shs de-
set<d sais and lsysng sncth~r, sfttf
aAhnFs alin~ss she ~as hi sears
| n age ~ the tune II h@f death.
An | saetsd a hef M ssss tay ~
|th< etskst, Iesasd aa has cay thai
Il 0iaH had n~vss laaked ins0 bstf
swsst Iss@ hsisss, IN had asses eset
beard ia h~r. sis~y caaht has sas.
hess ~ss d gosas womsn. Tor la her
isc&. Though shs was eessia3 aid.
tAsrs ssefn'sj Va be ma lanes there,
but what we're saads hy sesiiss sad
the ssest. psae<fal sxpfsssian that
eemrs ilwan d c0aaeiease yasa MI ut,
fence inwssi mar Assd Gsi.
ind2~d sssr ~ss g,sed wamaa
having nv = lonis tims heen i mem
her oi the fsvewiii Baptist ChaFrh.
hu, Der lsbots and psayers we're Dol
given alone To her 0wn church. nut
to any church where shs could be-
OF help,
Sisssr Harris bad lived among o.
ior only short chile sAe ama hes
husband enmiag from T naFsses
about Christmas 10 make sba if A3Ms
wi.h their son, j T Hs-is.
The funeral service ~as enaaaet
ed by The writer and her body laid
10 rect in East rhonss,en eemsssry
She IL surssvej by her ma'her tire
Mssgatvt Gsns, sha Ia M ssAra .2i
hushsnl and three cons, I A1
| fis, Thumas,un. N, y, Harris. eli
The Reek, Ga. y " Harris. Sash
vile sud two daughters, Mrs Jt,
4 tie Anderson Charlotte, Mrs Ma
gie Hsgvwood Thonaston; and one
granddaughter. Miss Verge Hsris
whom she bad reared and sewers
other grandchildren.
Claude Hendrick.
Pastor NJ. u Church. \
Mics Myrtle Taylor NJ Centefville. |
il visiting relatives here.
See Stsndsm Motor Company = |
prices on tlrcs aa1 tubes
FOR SAI.E-Fouf uom house. |
out buildings. fruit trees eisisrnI
water. good garden Located inl
Fact Dickson, lot l25x i60
See X. C.. Whs,sd. Dickson.
The Junior Christian Endea Won
will NEE. sunday sfasrnoon al 81
clock ut the Prrsbyierian Church
All children ste cordially Invited to |
attend.
See Standard Motor Company VI
prices on tires aud tubes
FOR SALE rwo good $40 esgl
lncubstnr one Flo broader. nnaI
New Buckeye Hover Extra fne
strain pure bred :. G. Rhode Island
Red rnoster4. 81 each Cali Gun
bsrisnd phone. llO Dickson,
A Russian IL somewhat like a
man whose vile IL s~av. Eel
doesn't know wha, to do VITA hs
freedom.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
For the ChiIdren,

loo much cate csnnn. be sxsy,
cisri IN selecting cough medicine
for children II stoulri he pleasant
10 take, contain no harmful irus
and most eHettual IN curing their
coughs and coIds. Long experience
has shown that Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy meets these eondi
tons. II iss iAv,si;e with MANY
mothers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

nhedlsat to decree nj the Coua.
,y Court at Charlotte. Dickson
county, Tennessee made in the
csuse III Comllla Wren Ell ale "a
". Il. Alexander 1t ale / will on
Saturday, March 9Th. 1890 on the
premises NJ | O'clock =. NJ. sel'
10 the highest and beet bidder. ID.
town lots With house. in sait d..
cree described. rms heins the pro
per,y ~ Mr N, h Agplsgsle. DE-
csssed. located in The ,owu u Dtcs
con. and generally rs ioliows East
AS teet en- Hl.,iams: Stsa 21S
feet on Ches,nu. Street. Np4, l2u
tes,; seash As feat on Dors ID sou
line.
Said sale w,ll ~ FIRST a. tie prp
peftr in two rsrts - no~ Ny psr.j-
tion fence divided. and second a, |.
sbole. The safe, ~ ssies netting
the hishes, pr,ne viii be reported t.
she Cour, a. accepted sails will
be on terms oi one third cssh. bal.
sucs evidenced by lien prnnls-ary
notes bearing interest from date MI
sas, This February sst. 1920
NJ Hrs
CArts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

STRAiEn--From near Warbler
red muIey cow with smooth crsp otf
the left. Liberal reward i0t her r.
turn or information SO 10 her whers
shnuis Mrs. Bell Fills
g Vanleer =,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
Notice, Taxpayers '' Civil lib n :"s 's'A

Under the newt assessment law which
passed in 1910. will not be able to make a
house TO- house caAvass In the 7th, 14th and
10th Districts, but will be at the following
me tho 1890 assetenept book. or the proof
which was taken id 1919, by the Chief Tax
Statistician. and want to insist that every
land owner meet me when am in your dis
trict and go over your assessments that may
be able to correct any and all errors that We
find
|, is insisted BY the State Board that all property
both realty and personal be assessed ut its actual
cash value, and want to request all that have than
$1,000 worth OF personal property to be there give
in same. matter whether YOU own land or not and
want to say, while have proof to the value OF all
real estate in this county TO help me in making my
assessment yet realize the fact that need the help
OF oil taxpayers in order to arrive at the actual cash
value and the thing should look to most to try
to equass the tax; not SO much to get our neigh.
bor's tax up and our own tax down.
ow, let's all pull together and see how near we
can equare the tax in Dickson County this year and
not let anyone 90 by who is not paying his part, and
try equally hard not to make i, burdensome on any.
one. will endsayor 70 give you my best services
and judgment.
ixsd by law.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Dull. .......................,M Monday, March |
SEVENTH DISTRICT
sesaler 8 puke's,Store.. Wednes.. March 8
eakley's Store !. ..... Thurs, March 4
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Browns Store, ........,....F Friday. March 5
Your humble servant,
G. L. TATCM, Tax Assessor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

ssssoa ! ana clineinr to lie " 10 see
what In he'll 10 coming nsy,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

czny boil PREY karmieniu dziecka, ale
przez to staja sic one podatne 10
rozlicznych chorob j formowaniu sic
Gwrzod6w.
Gdy zaidzie popekaEie ssawak,
nalezy uzywac tax zwane nipple
shields, az sic p~opekan!a zasoJa,
Gdy ssawki So wklesniete, rowniez
nipple shields" maja bye uzywane,
al ssawki wystapia tax, ably memo
we moglo je dobrze uchwycit us:a-
mi.
Gdy piersi So peine. dobr5e jest
podwiaza6 je lekko. Jezeli pokar-
mu W piersi ies Wiecej, anizeli ME
movie p%otrzebuje, nastepuje stward-
MEME pokarmu, czemu MONA zap',
biedz przez u1ycie ~goracych kompre,
SOW, ku czemu nalezy recznik EMO
czyc W goracej wodzie, wykrecic do
suchoSci i przyiozyG ma piers - tax
goracy. jak tylko MONA wytrzymaS;
czyniG to po pare ray co godzine -
przez 20 minut,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

. Ddsh wlasny ,pZENNIKA CHICAGOsKIEGo", prowadzony
oryginalnie przez Redakcye pny laskawym wspo4udzale specydnych
referent6w; ~,
DIR. MoHAh c. COY = specy"lnost; chOr0bg we"nstrzne' nerwo'
We detetyka;
DIR. JozEF j. FAX specyalnosf: po4o1nictwo. choroby dzieci.
wewnetrzne;
DIR. HELENA j. GoRECKA - specyalnos6 chOroby kohiet, dzeci
po&o1nictwo;
DIR. JAN j. LISS - dentystyka.
Dzia, zawfera artykufy tresc1 oG6LNoPoUCZAJAcEJ W dhedz-
ME udrowia; podaje sic ten odpowi,dzi n a pytaha. nadsylane pr1ez a
szych Czytelnik6w, Iez tyko take, kt6re oG0LNIE moga bye traktowa-
ne; ZAPYTAN co DO OSOBIsTYCK, INDYWIDUALNYCH WEPAD-
Kow, ORAz PYTAN ANONIMow YCH ME ODPOwIADAMY w TIM
DzIALE, JAK RowNIEz ME PoOAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA.
GA SIZE w ZARzADZENIA LEKARZY.
Zapytania naeay ADREsOwAC DO REDAKCYI, DohACzAJAC
ZNACzEK 2CENTOWY; Ewraca6 Ie MONA do kt6regokolwiek z wyme-
nionych lekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
PYTANIA 1 ODPOwIEDZI.

I. X. Cierpie ma nadmierne poce'
ME sic stop. Czy jest mozAwem Ia,
radzie temu?
Nogi musza bye czesto moczone;
nalely nosit bale ponczochy. Pa
wymoczeniu i o%suszeniu n6g obmyc
je lekko rcztworem Aluminium
Chloride % procent; czynit to 20
drugi Tub trzeci dzieh. Try aplika-
eye zwykle w~ystarcza.
d. T. Bardzo czesto cierpie IA
ieczmien ma lewem oku. Jak temu
zapcbiedz? Q
Ogolny stan zdrowia must bye p9-
prawiony. a wszelkie electromagnetic
ciala. zwIaszcza konstypacya usl--
niete. Jeieli pr6cz tego zachodza m
ne dolegliwoSci Okla. trzeba sic pod
dat egzaminacyi s~pecyalisty.
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Waszemu dobremu lekarstwu.
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niez W przypadku zatwardzenia,
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