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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
foundry employees
SEE THEMSELVES IN
MOVING PICTURES

At noon Tuesday. October u. upstairs
in the assembly room of the stone
office building. at the Peninsula "orks
of the Wheeling Mold IL Foundry com
pany, employees saw themselves III the
first Wheeling Mold movie-that Is the
first motion picture of "hcehhS MoIo
employees or affairs ever SHOWN AZ
though it is said many more mold pic
lures have been taken ana Will u"
This first picture was mighty inter,
cstinE 1t was both photographed ana
projected by Allan Turner. who usGd
Ieiss lens movie camcro for tho taking
and the wonderful new proJeCtoscope
for tho projection or actual showing
and the latter did SOM" unusual iunls'
The picture ran backward and FOR
ward and stood still on the screen, en-
actly as desired. and it was some dcm-
onstration.
The high diving scenes alternating
backward and forward at any desired
point, produced a most rcmarkaolc ell
fcct-thc high divers apparently li ,aL
pcrchcs, only TO dive off into the pool
again and float hack up 10 position as
before, repeatedly. -,
The fat lady was equally aaroh,
The triple high dive was feature
II was Il bit startling to sec these diN,
crs float back up through the air and
perch on each others shoulders. diN-
ing on that way from the hiSh P !MdfTtrm.
, Mold BOYS themselves would line up To-
ECthcr and dive of in long row-only
! TO como bouncing hack ont or the wat
CT as il shot out by some giant gun or
spring concealed under the surface OF
the pool.
Tho threc-lcgCrh race and the sack
race at tho Wheeling Mold picnic were
done. over backward and forward sew
cral times Likewise the tug-ot-war
Tho wheeling Mold baseball stars
and others were able to make the bases
backward or forward with equal rae
ility. ,. 49,,
And when finally in Wheeling Mold
concert picture. Frank Kern was seen
on the screen. coming through IN" man
entrance. hustlinc through the crowds
to blow the whistle. tho motion picture
was promptly and quickly reversed, but
the real Frank must have been on inc
lob outside. for tho whistle sounded ana
The first Wheeling Mold movie snow
stood still upon tn" screen. NO, II ala
not burn up either. The new movie
machine will hold tn" picture stilt upon
the screen with perfect safety as long
as may be desired. aTrd at any desired
point. So this picture will doubtless
be shown again with variations ana
probably many others afterward. The
attendance at the first show was D
r. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
VALUABLE HOME ACRES
PROPERTY IS SOLD

4 real estate deal involving between
$4,000 and $1,000 was closed yc*lcr
was purchased by Carl II. EbeTs ana
r II. Johnson. both we'll known ouS-
mess men of the ohio Valley.
The transaction involved six large
lots. located in Homca"r"S. Just norm
valuable site. \ house which was on
one OF the lots was also sold. THIS
property was formerly owned by Thorn
as i. kindclbcrger and wife OF war
wood. /,
II is underst God that Mr.. Johnson in
tends to use several lots for the cree
tion Of a large mansion, with Ncr!
beautiful grounds surrounding. The re,
mainder Of tho property VIII DC uSeu
Ior The erection Of residential homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
WILL
SWEEP STATE
PREDICTION OF A MAJORITY FROM
10000 TO $4,000 IS MADE By
STATE TREASURER W.
s. JOHNSON
Will Make Speaking Tour For Party
Candid ates-wilsonis1n Deciding
Issue of the Campaign

State Treasurer w. S. Johnson was
among the prominent visitors to Wheel
ing yesterday. Treasurer johnson made
an address at Republican meeting al
Warwood and made most favorable
impression. This Is the second appear
ance that Mr. Johnson has made on the
stump in West Virginia this year, but
from now he intends TO devote his en-
tire time to the Republican campaign.
Speaking to an Intelligcnccr reporter.
Mr.. Johnson said:
In my judgment. so far as the Re
publican ticket is concerned this year,
the prospects arc for great victory.
Senator Harding's majority will reach
80, 900 in. West Virginia and may so
over $4,000. The fact is, it is almost
impossible 10 form an accurate estimate
wards Republicanism IN every county in
the state. We hear of a large number
Of Democrats who are going to vote the
Republican ticket this year. but no
where do we hear Of Republicans who
arc leaving the party TO vote for Cox.
In my opinion. the deciding fact is this
campaign is not the League of Nations,
or wet or dry. or anything of that kind:
1t is the dissatisfaction Of the people OF
This country with Mr.. Wilson and tho
Wilson administration. During the past
four years We have had 80 many. and
so conclusive evidences of incompetence
of narrowneSS. of partlSanShlp ana OF
general inefficiency. that the pubic
have become thoroughly Disguised. are
DESTROYS of 4 change and intend TO have
LAS 10 the situation in West Viz
ginia. ! can only say that feel conn
dent that the entire state Republican
ticket will he elected. The fight for the
govemorship III West Virginia Is be,
|, tween Morgan and Montgomery instead
Of between Morgan and Koontz. Thous-
ands of Democratic voters will leave
Koontz and vote for Montgomery. On
the other hand I believe that\a great
many of Mr.. Montgomery Republics.
supporters are already back In line for
Judge Morgan The situation is compli-
Gated but il is my firm conviction that
the Democratic candidate will run third
and l feel equally confident OF the cleo
ton of Judge Morgan"
Mr. johnson left for the lower cnd OF
the state yesterday and will make an
active speaking tour of the interior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
HUMBLE TO BUILD
GARAGE ADDITION

Several applications for building per
mits filed yesterday afternoon With Ter.
init clerk George Abrams. Tho hrst
was for the erection Of an ADDITION 10
cal ted on the National road at Woods
dale, Mr.. Humid" will use the addition
for rCpa ir shop.
Two were for the construction OF
garages. Ono is to be at no. 35@5 Chap
line street. rear. by Jimmy, RITZ. IL
will be large enough for one aut"mohtl'
and the approx innate cost will be Sl2'.
The other is for T. w. Collins. Tor
frame EaraIr in rear or ms rcS'oenr,
mr. N 3lu North Huron street. Island.
The cost + this is not known.
Fire Chicr \. Burnley Thompson VIII
make an inspection trip In the ncEt
couple days to see that II VIII Dc sal"
parts nj the city. After he has approx.
cd such permits for tho erection OF
said buildings will be granted,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
SUPREME TENT
Of MACCAbEES
ENDS SESSION

After TWO days Of busy sessions. tho
, annual convention Of the supreme Tent
! Of WOst Virginia Of Macahc"S 'aInc 10
! = clos" yesterday afternoon. W!th tnS
! seventy delegates every on" pleased
! with the meetings and boosting Wheel
ing. 1855,
, ing in the assembly room at inc nam
Der of Commerce. with school OF IN.
struction conducted by y. w, Frye or
, Detroit Mich. supreme commahGer'
| Another was held in the afternoon 1ol-
! lowed by contest. while In the eve
gree team from 81. Marys was given III
tho Macabecs hall in the Masonic rem
, pie. .o,.o,os %
! schools Of instruction with special DuS-
! mess pcriodS Several offices were ur-
! rlnrcd vacant and successors named
I but the general election Is not sChedul-
/ cd until 1923. a -.,,.os-
ented at the meetings. delegates coming
from tho farthcst corners where tents
are located. There were 20 members OF
the order gathered in one or the DIG
reSt meets ever held.
- Showalter. Of Parkersburg. state
commander presided al all the meet
nSS. ,, r,
noon ClarkSburg won IN" banner, ne
contest being between falrmohl anu l"c
Clark burg teams. N.
4 gold metal was presented 10 - w.
. Wamsley, Of MCWhortcr yesterday, as
, the result of Il membership contest. MI
Wamsley was also commissioned uc-
putty state commander. defeating l.. -,
Gcrsting, OF Clarksburg. who won me
medal and commission for two years
before. ~.
ono OF the most unique contests or
the convention was between ST Mar!s
Fairmont and McWhorter. all the teams
beInr tied 1t was decided to sell the
prize, n gold watch. and give the pro.
cecds to member of the local tent
who has been i'll for number or years
In addition TO the purse. Il harvest
home" donation was made;
The delegates left last night for their
homes The next convention place mas
not vet been decided, but Will be dis
cussed before the first Of the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
WARWOOD PAVING
Resurfacing OF Nineteenth Street VIII
Be Finished Next Week

Stringcr and Springer. who have the
contract for paving Nineteenth street,
Warwuod, are rushing the work as best
they can at the present time. They have
completed the work about two-thirds
of the way up the street and expect TO
finish 1t by the middle OF next week.
providing that they can get enough
The contractors completed the work
If having Twenty-tirst street about
TWO weeks ago and the residents of
Warwopd Will not have 10 put up with
the mud during the winter months.
These are the only two streets that VIII
he fixed this season and that has been
due TO the shortage of material and
labor All the contractors nave prom
iscd that they will start work as soon
M POSSIBLE next spring.
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attendance. besides the large number

attendance besides the large number
which will represent this city.
Mrs. Francis Buell. Olson. OF ST. Paul.
MINI, national president of the asso.
citation. and Mrs. Mary Underwood OF
Fairmont. state president. Will attend
10 the welfare OF the association.
Following the session of the after
noon. 4 banquet will be held At tho Nc
Lure hotel at $50 o'clock. This will
have lovely appointments throughout.
and IL Is expected that the guests will
number close TO one hundred. In the
evening a large class of candidates will
be initiated into the secrest of the or =.
der. Miss Mary Stahnke, the chief OF
honor will be the presiding officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
POLICE GUARD BIKES

A number OF boys around this city
arc beginning to get very careless with
their BICYCLES and other vehicles az
they have been leaving them stand on
The streets Several of the wheels
have been brought to the police station
nv The different officers who found them
on their beats.
ANY OF the boys that have lost such
wheels during tho past few days can
call at police headquarters and If any
of the bicycles belong to them. they
can have same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

buy. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
TYLER STRONG
FOR THE c. O.P.
Hon. W. n. Carter, Of MiGdlebourne'
Predicts a Bigger RepunAcan
Majority Than For Many Years

Hon. W. II. Carter, OF Middlebourne,
TYLER county, was in tho city yesterday
~, business Mr. Carter was formerly
a state senator from Tyler county. ana
is one Of the active Republican leaders
in that section.
:. Tyler county" he said. lis for the
Republican ticket. We are eolhE ="
rjyc bigger Republican majority IN
TYLER county this year than for MANY
Years. and perhaps. bigger than ever
before, and this means a majority for
the entire ticket The Montgomery vote
in Tyler county will not he large ana
do not think there is any DOUBT that
Iudce Morgan will carry the county by
n very handsome majority"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
.PENNSY OFFICIAL
BUYS WARWOOD HOME

A real estate deal was closed yester-
day afternoon by Thomas +. klndcl-
berger. real estate agent. when the
house and lot belonging to l.. Ii. Wilson
was sold to Merrell Dick"rson.
THIS property is located on Eighth
street Warwood, and is valued very
highly. The exact price paid for the
property is not known.
MIR. DickcrSon who is employed bT
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad company.
was recently transferred to the Wheel
ing office from st. Louis. Mo. lie eN'
poets TO move in his new property win
his family the latter part OF this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
rr rrr1,s TEN YEARS YOUNGER

Any man or woman suffering from
lame back, headache. stiff joints. sore
muscles. rheumatic pains or any othrr
symptom of kidney or bladder tr"up!e
viii be- interested in This letter from II.
Brydc. 9@5 Garden st, Hoboken. y J.
Il could not bend down for some %"hrS'
as l cpn now. My wife had miT%
time to nut on or off my shoes. OBJ
tained relief with Foley Kidney PMS.
| feel now MS If I We're ten Iears
youncer Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
CONVENTION OF
DEGREE or HONOR

The annual district convention OF tho
pesrsa OF Honor will be held Friday
afternoon at tho A. o. L. w. auditor
lam. Beginning al o'clock a business
session will occupy the members, and
school Of instruction will be the tea-
turs OF the program. &c IL expected that
many out Of town fcisgattens Will Do In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
HANGERS REPLACED

The line truck OF the Wheeling Trac-
ton company was out yesterday after
noon. the crew liking some of the old
hangers which holds the trolley wire
ON south Main street While the ncCes-
sary repairs were being made several
of the cars were delayed so that they
were running on late schedule
The company has two line crews at
work during the day, so that they can
get all OF their lines over the entire
system In shape before the winter
weather effects the wires and causes
breaks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

.pieprzu. Usmarzyc omlet;posypo6
Z wierzchu SCREEN i Podac ma 60
racem naczyniu. Ma kazd2 osobe
liczy sic jedno jake.
Makaron. - Cwierc iunta ma
karonu sredniej grubosci poiamac
ma kawalki, wrzucit W osolona
sic wode; pc kilkakrot-
mem zagotowaniu odlat wode, !
zalat makaron gotujqccm sic nile
klein, o~cukrzyc, w}ozyt kawa!ei
cynamonu i tax p~ozostawic przc2
dwie godziny. azeby rozmieh%
lccz ME gotowal sic. Potcm osq'
eye ma sicie, rozhic try jajka Z
trzema lyzkami Smietany, zmic-'
sac Z makaroncm i piec przez go.
dzinc; forme WysmaroWac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

LlmowQ pOrq temperature W po-
koju sy~pialnym - dobrze zawszc
wywictrzonym - powinna bye
~raczej "a chiodnq jak "a ciepiQ.
Pracujcic panic, z~ajmujcie six,
Czytajcic!
Mech cuda przyrody. p;cNne i
'wicikic czyny ludzkosci, ME bedq
wam obojetnc. Ruchiiwy umysl !
czynnc cialo ME predko sic starzc
.jq. U'niNajcie podraznienia, wszel-
kich naduzyc. panujcie mad swcmi
nami2tnosci@mi. RqdIcic panic
wstrzem;.zliwc, q rysy vase sic
uszIachc;njq. Przcz iakomstwo
ciaio zatraca sWc p:cknc kSzta:ty,
cziowick stale sic materyajjstq.
Przcz surowc mniarkowanic we
wszyStkicm, zachowujc sic, 4 ma
wet zdobywa pieknost i SwicloSt
Gerry. JeSli kobieta pragnie do pd-
znego wiehu zachowat czystoSt
Gerry, ME nowinna "a mlodu IVY
vac bididcI ! rGIu. Kicdy we
wlosach pojawiat sic zaczn2 srcbt
he nitki, ME u~cieEajcie sic panic
do iarb, Cd kt6rych wyPadaj2 WHO
s.. hub tracq polysk. dclikatno$t
/ miekko5t. Osobom w pcwnym
wieku }adniej jest Z pieknymi,
w}asnymi, siwymi wlosami niz W
Nozyczanych kruczych warko--
czach Iub jasrych lokacr.
Me dobrze jest trzymac Wicle
pachnacych hwiatow W swoim
pokoju. Kwiat, jak powiedzial Pc
wien starry / doSw;adczony doktor.
zazdrosci piekno;ci kobjcc;c ! usi-
jujc jej szEodzij. Bile slowy, ia,
kic Cd zapach0w pochodzq, ME Il,
pigkszaj2 cery.
Ale ioZeli konicc2nem lest ulv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

Doszedlszy do dojrzafoSci, ME
starajmy sic pozowat ma Mode.
Starsza kobieta w Wycletej sukni,
L kwiatami ma kapeluszu, Jest O.
kropna, niemal wstretna. Strasz-
ny jest widok babuni, ubranej jaN
wnuczka, albo cho6by jak c6rka.
Ale - powinno. sic nieustannie
kochac mlodoSt.; W drugich, wi
dziec ia Z radoSciq, uSmiechac sic
do niej.
Jednem slowcm, nierozsQdnQ
jest kobieta, lekajqca sic staroSci.
Ona przyj5G must. Posddzmy sic
L naszemi latami, kobicta oSm-
dzicsiecioletnia. staranna okofo
siebie, moze jeszcze bye piekna,
mila. kochanq... przcz swoje
dzieci i przyjaci6}."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
Drobne ~Tajemnice
Pieknosci.

Chcac diuSo picking pozostac,
trzeba dohrze znac WtasclWoScl
sWoJeJ SNory.
JezeIl Nto ma SKore suchq' ME
mozc sic Z nl2 obchodzlc Jak &c
Skor9 ttuSt2. ,JezeIl jest zWlsdta,
ihnych WEMaSa .rouNo" J'N SNo-
IA Jgdrna. Ale JakqkoIWlck by by
IA, trzeOa SIG w~yStrzegac %oSinc-
tykJW W handful uzyWanych; one
marSzCz2, zgrublaJQ sEore l cze--
.sto powoduj2 IA nicj drobne' O.
sire kroStec@ki bale, ktorych nj
Szcm WyGublc n>e mo~Aa' "oa"
r%eczna, zrodlana, dcszczoWa, Tub
" braku tych przc&otoWana' jest
naP'crWSzym naJIcPSZyin &c
WSZFSlNiCh koSf'el! No"' "!oo'-
nym ma WSzyStNlc rodzaJ" SAoFy,
Irorhe IcpAa"E SQi Z meIona l
suroWych og"rNoW Jest W'"'c'"y
IA sEory Suche. S"k pozIomcN
wybornie oczyszcza skory t}"stc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

Xxi, kt6ra miala Gas i Srodki pc
tcmu, azcby oddawac sic badanlu
i zbicraniu przykiad6w. Podane
,,srodki pieknoSci" ME sq yszkodll-
we"
Stefa. - Przechowanie futer
przez lato lie Jest tax trudnem
jak sic wydaje. ia mp. nigdy ME
uzywam zadnych tax niemilo wo-
niejacych $rodkow i przechowujq
sic dobrze. Nalezy je wytrzepac.
(nie trzepaczkaD lckko W rsku.
Wierzch, to jest pokrycie, wyczy-
scit szczotka, futro ~czyscic szczo-
tka pod WHO'S. N~astepnie kufer hub
skrzynie ma ten eel przeznaczona
wylozyc gazeta, tax spod jak / bo-
XII, poczem uklada6 futra i pre-
k'adaG je gazetq, posypujac ME
wielkq iIoSciq tytoniu zmicszane-
90 Z pieprzem. Albo - wys1szo-
ne ma sIohcu, oczyszczone Oak
wyzcj) futro, zaszyc W poszwe i
powiesiG W ,,klozecie." Me ma
strychu, DO W g6rze gdzie goraco,
kraza nicwidzialnc zarodki moli
i innych zyjatck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
DIAL OLA KOBIET.
Referuje Marya 6.
Referuje Marya 8.

Dlatego tez moda i szyk w IL
braniu z wiebkiemi ! maiemi RE
czami stoj2 W zwiqzku.. Pote--
piac jej ME MONA, tenn bardziej,
re So kobiety tax rozsqdne ! do
bre, IL pomimo checi, by bye lad
ME i modnie ubranemi, ME zatra-
GAIA ami serca ami rozs9dku; VIE
dza zaWSze, co stOsowne. a Was
ME przesady ekstrawagancyi DO
ia sic jak grzechu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
POGADANKA.

z nadchodzaca wiosnQ rmys}y
wSzystkich prawie kobiet zajete 50
- mniej urokami wiosny, a pre-
waznie studvowaniem - mody
Dalck2 jestem Cd tego, azeby
bezwzglednie potepia6 panic pra-
gnqce ladnie i modnie sic pred
stawiac. Nawet inteltgentne ! ro-
7umne kobiety PoSwiecaia dose
czasu - modzie. z warunkiem, a
zeby przytem estetycznie ! be-
przcsady bye ubranemi. Dziwinly
SIC tvlko tym $50 ktore tax ma}o
maja subtelnego poczucia, IL ME
wolr;czo ulegaja najniemadrzei-
sym wymvs4om mody, IMP. W
ezasie Panujqcych jeszcze mroz6w
Ietuie kapelusze, - futra w lecie.
balowc toalety pracujacych pa
nienek w biurach, ftp. niedorzecz-
no$ci.)
Wog6le ME MONA jcdnak ga
ait kobiet, pragnacych bye }adnie
modnie ubranemi. Kobieta ME
ibajQca o swoja powierzchownoSc
aie czyni dodatniego wrazenia.
ZmiennoSci mody i jej naSlado-
wanie kryj2 W sobie glebsze zna-
.zenie jak to sic ma poor wyda-
wac moe. Jakkolwiek i W jakim-
lolwiek k0bieta kierunku sic roz-
via, ten jeden fatt wszystkim
kobietom mlodym Jest wsp6lny.
ie - pragnq podobac sic Mccoy
znie, zaj2G go. oczarowac i STAG sic
nu towarzvSzka zycia. A vice -
w niewdziecznicy rodzaju me
,kjego wcale ME jeste$cie powo-
ami, by potep;a6 pragnienie mod
lei toIaety!'... MAZDA kobieta
vie. re MONA jedn9 kobiete bar
izo kochat. ale "a drpga, zgrab-
l;ej ub-a7a. sic ogiadaG...
R6wnicz kazda P-awie vie o
sem. re jezeli umie mega do sic
Die przywiqzat, lego ma siebie IT,
wage zwracac, - mnjej przypa--
TRUE sic on w6wczas innym ko-
5;etom. 4 zatem ! powierzchow-
nosci2 trzeba ciagIe bye ,.troche
nova, azeby ME ,,spowszedniec."
Opr6cz rozumu. dobroci, inteli--
cency;. wesolo5ci. nieodzownym
iodatlicm Jest Hadny .o,dpowied-
nj" stroll dodaj2cy uroku kobe
cic.
Tylko kobieta zgorzkniala, z}a,
cho-a. LIB pozujaca ma Swieta ME
5ba o ubranie, W czem wla$nie
aowod l;cznych nieprzvjemnoSci...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
Przepisy G~ospodarskie.

Ttani deser. - Try filizanki II
tartego biaIego chleba czestwego
zalac gorqcem mlekiem, ktorego
dodat lyle tylko, azcby pokryio
chleb.
Dodat do tego, gdy wystygnie
odrobine soil, filizanke syropu
Caramel sirup) i try }yzki roz-
topioncgo masia. NaKoniec wbic
try ubitc iaika i odrobinC ~tartcj
muszkatutowcj gaiki (nutmcg)
Tub inncgo zapachu. Wlozyc tc
mase W dobrzc wysmarowan2 MA
STEM j wysypanq tartq huikq tor
me Cd bDdyni0w i %otowac W pa
re przcz dwic godziny. PodaG do
tego bitQ smictane Tub jaki soil
owocoWy.
Omlet Z sera. - Przygotowat
iaika jak ma zwykiy omlct. zmie,
sac jr Z dwoma uncyami mla|ko
utartcgo amcrykanskicgo scra, O.
raz dodac troche soil ! szcZyptC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
Piek1osc i Zdrowie.
Jak nale&y Eye, azeby je otrzy-
mac?

mac?
Pewna Staruszka, odznaczaj2Ca
SIG Swiezq, bialg i rozowQ cerq. &C
ia wyr6znialo Z poSr6d jcj r6wie-
niczek, zapytana o te tajcmnice
'przez grono mfodych kobjet, skre,
5lita i'm plan zycia, ktore barono-
Wa Static podaje do ogolncj via
domoSci:
YD}ugie czuwanie w nocy
Izbyt dIugi sen psujq cere. Nalezy
w~czeSnie chodzjG spac, a wstawat
rano, ably sic przedwcze5nie mic
zestarzec i dfugo pieknoSc zacho-
wac. o lie MONA, trzeba sic wy
strzegac bezsennoSci i ma zaba--
wy, przygotowania do mich i cd
'poczynek pc Mich ME ttacic "a
wiele drogiego czasu.'
\ OTTO dalsze rady: Przcchadz-
ki ma Swiezem powietrzu bardzo
dobrze oddzialywuja ma ea}y Or
.ganizm, sa wszakze cwiczenia
sportowe, ktorych nadulywania
trzeba unikac. O lie codzienna,
rozsadna, umiarkowana przccha-
dzka sprzyja SwiezoSci Gerry, O ty-
lie Przepedzanic calych dni ma po-
wict~zu Jest Nla Gerry szkodliwe.
.Ubranie powinno bye ciepie, a lex
.k;c, LA utrzymania zawszc row
nego cicp'a ciaIa. Zimowq porq
tobrze za9szpieczyt plccy ! krzyl,
to waznieiszem Jest nawet niz O.
krycie piersi. Dobrze lest nosit
pod koszulQ trykocik jedwabny,
~jezeli W mlodych latach ME mo-
zcmy sic pogodzij Z %flanelq. "
kazdym razie najmEodsze nawet
.osoby sIabej komplchsyi pOwinny
nosic ma plccach diugi hawai- fla
neli, kt6ry wst2zkq zawiezuje sig
PREY szyi i spada az ponizcj bio
der. Kto zachowuje tie drobnc O.
stroznoSci, zabezpiecza sic cd ka-
tar6w, zaziebieh, zapalen oskrze-
Il, a nawet Cd suchot...
Me nalezy nosit ciasnych sta
nikow.
Jest to przeCiwne zdrowiu, 4
TEN samem i dobrze zrozumia}cj
zalotno$ci. Przez ucisniecie orga-
now oddechowych ~wywoiuje sic
uderzenia krwi do twarzy. Cd
ciasnych rekawow rece puchna !
czerwienieja, rugby stajQ sic Wy
muszone. Powinno sic swobodnie
oddychaG w gorsecie, MECH reka
Z latwoSciq zgina sic w reEawie j
rckawiczce, MECH noga znajdujc
lyle m~iejsca W trzewiku, lie jcj
potrzeba.
Dobrze jest Cd czasu DO czasu
wypic rano szkianke jakiej&ol--
wick woody s}onej, jak: Sedlit-,
EPSON, lub COS Podobnego. JeSl!
cera zaczyna sic zmieniac, radzg
zazywac co try tygodnie przcz
try w~ieczory Z rzedu, pred uda-
MEM sic ma spoczynek, maia }yzc,
czke proszku wegla drzewncgc
pomieszanego Z modem. Potem
Ibierze sic jakis PFoszek przeozy.
szczajacy.
zelazo j chinina. ja&otez roz,nai
tie no-kotyki naduzywane W celr
ulzenia b6lom, 50 zgubne dla zdrc
via ma przyszio$t ! dla Gerry.
Ca}e ctafo utrzymywa6 " wiel
kiej czysto$ci, a o lie zdrowic II;
to pozwala, opr6cz branych "
itym cetu pare ray W tygodnlt
kapie1i, umywaG Jest dobrze ca}t
! ciaHo zimna wodQ.
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