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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
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Violation of any of the laws Of hygiene which have a tendency to lower the resistance of our body. pre- dispose to colds.
 Oyerwork. physical or mental. and insufficient sleep are important pre- disposing causes, and should be guarded against.
 One of the most precautionary mea- sures so far as contracting colds Is concerned, is the proper ventilation oF the home and of the skin and body. Clothing should he of such character that it permits the access of air to the skin.
 More people contract colds from not exposing their skin sufficiently to the air than by undue exposure. The frequent tepid bath and even cold shower is beneficial in develop ing resistance, as is also the frequent air bath. The importance of this can not be over-estimated.
 A little exercise with the entra body exposed to the air is very hep 1 full in developing resistance to cold. Underwear should be open in tex ture and of medium weight Extra protection during cold weather should be in the outer garments. not in the under garments.
 For we must bear in mind that at most times even in winter. while in our homes or in our places of business We are practically in a summer tenn pcrature. and if we have on extra heavy clothing. suitbale for winter out of doors. we are likely to have our skin bathed in precipitation and therefore predispose ourselves 10 cold.
 The time when we want the extra protection 10 our bodies is when we go out in the cold. and therefore. the outer garments should constitute the main difference between summer and winter apparel.
 In securing ample ventilation for our skins. VIC should he careful to secure d free supply of fresh air for our lungs. Never sleep in room with the windows closed. Reiuse 70 occupy room or an office that l. not properly ventilated.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
"SUCCESS FHAT IS SUCCESS"

CAYS Jonathan Is that so? Do think this another thing which belongs another way bsr is
 Why, alive that succe at all
 millions another ter than had been done before They fore Tom Edison is isn't he MT
  remarkable surely of the benefit and in the best
 
 expense And James, But 
 Bounes worth while latter brand a of
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
Just Passin' The
 Time Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

ing to build new house. Whenever a Tin Town ciuzen puts a new body on his flivver. his neighbors look around to see what house has been torn down. The Tin Town Board of Trade has made careful study of building construction during the last few years and has issued a long re- port describing the best uses to which every kind of tin can may be put. As result each building in the town bears an appropriate name. such, as; Condensed Milk Hotel. The Corned Beef Apartments" The Sardine Flats" and The 0il-Can Of. flee Building"
 Tin Town is fire-proof but not waterproof Every rain means more rusty buildings. Several garbage col lectors have narrowly escaped being beaten up by attempting to load the town into their wagons after mistak. ing it for collection of cans. As long as there is no pronounced in' crease is the cost of canned goods. residents of Tin Town never worry about the price Of building materials.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
Constipation

l have little girl Io years old and her bowels will not move for two and three days. She is very active and exercises a great deai.
 l should advise you to place her up on a laxative diet, and train her in the habit of regular bower move, mepts
 Let her diet include oatmeal fresh green leafy vegetables and fruits, and plenty of water
 Have her drink from six to eight glasses or water hetween her meals A teaspoonful Of raw bran mixed with the oatmeal is sometimes very bene ficial in cases oR constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
leucorrhoea

Will yuu kindly advise me as to what can be safely used for uouche for lcucorrhoea?
 The good result Of this form oi treatment is due moro largely to the hot water in which some mild antiS optic is dissolved than to the anti septic itself
 The dOuche is given with an ordin- ary fountain syringe to the patient in a reclining position and the solution should be as hot IS can be borne, fol lowing which the patient should re cline for at least one-half hour
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
His Wife,s Friend.


 There iS a tradition that a good aviator. like a good poet, is born. mot made. If this is true. Dorothy Dai- ton, in addition to being born as one Of the most magnetic and imaginative actresses on the screen, was also deS. tined from birth for aerial flights. Since going to New York from the Thomas H. lnce studio in California to make pictures. Miss Dalton has proven her right to her title of film mistress of the air by participating in two notable airplane journeys. One carried her from New York up the Hudson river to Albany, while on the other she flew over tho theatre dis. trict of the metropolis.
 \ friend of the popular star who accompanied her on the last flight said admirinly:
 Dorothy might have been sitting in her own motor car on that beauu. ful level street so far beneath us. She leaned over the side of the plane and dimpled at cloud and waved to a Seagull. When wa reached tho ground and I pushed my goggles back in surprise at still being alive. she laushel at me and said. Haven't we had >aderful times Tho feeling of t'ylns is sreat-it'S intoxicating"
 Miss Dalton is being shown at the Central theatre tonight and Wednes. day and Eagle theatre Thursday in her latest Paramount,Artcratt pic. ture, His Wife's Friend" produced by 2 homas II. lnce.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
The Supreme res,

I1Scon Gildrow says that if a man loves a woman we'll enough to cheer. tully write a check in payment for her new fall suit. though he knows i, means that he will have to make fi old overcoat do another winter. it is safe to marry her.
 And Mrs. Deacon Gildrow says. that il you love a man well enough 10 think you would like to see the floor of the closet Uttered up with his old shoes it will be perfectly safe to mar ry him.-lIouSton Post
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
Weight

How much should married woman aged 31 wears, feet. 5IS inches tall. weigh when in good health?
 No definite limits can be set. The average weight for this height is l4S pounds Send me your name and ad- dress, and l win send you an interest ing booklet entitled "The Road to Health, which contains a table oi heights and weights for both men and women.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
YESTERDAYS MAIL

Dear Kid: You seem to get away with some c~fully rotten poetry in your column, so [ thought I'd try my hand at dish ing out som~ just as bad. What do you think of this:
 "The jelly-fish amuses me,
 Most all the time 1t shiu,mies. I'd think them things would dance so much
 They soon would get the jim
 mics"
 Of course, that isn't very sood poetry. but it brings to mind a pois. nant thought: Who furnishes the music for the i,ily-fish to dance by?
 OLD SALT. Say. Salty:
 You're right. that poetry isn't much better than mine. But the mus, ic is furnished by every fish, because there aint no fish but wot has got scales. See And when the scales gets outa tune they just look up a piano-tuna.
 Dear Mir Underwood:
 A gentleman friend of mine who works in the mines was telling me last night about the "srixxii-s' down in tht Junction mine. idk, think its just horrible that nc should have to work with bears running around loose in those tunnels and stopes, or whatever you call them. Why don't they shoot those grizzlies so my frie nd wont get all ehewed up?
 GWENDolvN. Gwen Dear;
 Don't you worry about them yriz- xlies hurting your friend. Every night the boys chute ore right through them so they're harmless.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
An Indueement

How do you manage to keep your cook l. it a SeCret?"
 "No-you sec my husband k an eN- pert accountant. and every year he figures out her income lax for her,' New York World
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
Raisins

You've heard about the raisin With the kick of 10 per cent But the raisin with the wallop Is the raisin' of the rent
 Columbus Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
DAWes Us BUNNY THINGS

DAWGS IS FUNNY THINGS Did yuh ever stop to notice
 When the fire-whistle blows. Each dawg in town lets out a yell And starts a runnin' to beat-well, Just how it happens I can't tell. But, if he follers his nose.
 He'll soon end up right at that fire With no mistake. while you'n I are LooSin' at the fire larm card To find out where it is.
 A dawg can't read. a dawg cant write And yet he always seems to know Just where the fire engines bound And the shortest way across the town to get to where the fires found. An if the engines slow,
 He'll chase around the fire like wild An whine: "Oh, fireman. save that
 child,'
 Then. when the boys get on the job He promptly shuts his yapper. IL may be that a dawg can smell The smoke, an then he runs it down But, anyway, he sure gets wise About that fire before the guys At Station One have time to rise And shinny down the pole.
 That's why I'm gonna get hound An have him always stickin' round To wise me up on lots of things A feller ought to know,
 He needn't be smoke-hound. But a dawg whom smell a cork. An then let out growl or two
 A,,s ,,,s sr, A batch of newly-made home-brew- That's wot I'd call real dawg. I sure would work that dswg to death Until he'd only smell my breath An then run down the cause of it; A booze-hound's wot I want. FOOLISH HISTORY OF TIN TOWN
 Tin Town is. the first station after passing Lowell on the road to Naco. It is easily seen when you go down to Naco. but coming back the town often looks hazy. This is not the towns fault.
 The first-houSe in Tin Town was a ive-gallon oil can. thrown there sew eral years ago from passing truck. Other cans were dumped there and soon quite city had sprung up. Tin Towns history is filled with romance and rust. When the Consolidated Bank of Tin Town had been in exist tence but a few days it was footed one night, Officers the following day arrested the bandit. He was first sus- pected when it was learned that he carried csn-opeuer ands pair of tin-shears. This evidence resulted in e, er,x csl,- oon~ScfsOpN
 Tin Town is the home of true TO- nance. If a young bachelor starts buying a lot of canned goods the city'S people know that he is prepar-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
"Girl Of the Sea"

One of the most unusual attrae- tions ever shown on the screen will be the feature at the Lyric today com mencing when Girl of the Sea-" the big submarine picture made by the Submarine Corporation, will be of. fered with young Betty Hilburn in the leading role.
 Girl of the Sear is 50 called be- cause the heroine. when little child was shipvrecked and was the lone survivor. being washed ashore and eXiled upon a reef. The passengers. including her father and mother, were claimed by the waters. but the child miraculouSly escaped and finds herself alone on tropical island. For a number of years. depending up- on natural resources for food. she practically lives part of her time in the water surrounding the reef A cave. her only protection from storms is her haven. She knows every nook and crevice.
 reach the island: hut the young girl is still product of her environment. and child of the waters. With the coming of the yachting party, drama enters into her life. From then on the picture is one intense situation after another.
 Miss Hilburn. beautiful girl ot sixteen. is given an opportunity to display her wonderful swimming ability. as arc several other members Of the capable cast. as several ot the scenes are taken lon the bottom oi the ocean. amid the botanical gar dens Of the deep and the Vari'colored fish of the tropical waters.
 Girl of the Sea" is au educational as we'll as an entertaining picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
Obituary for a herrina

Fish Coster-Fresh, WI. mum, it brcathed its last when it saw yer coming.
 Customer tsnitfins) Aud wot breath it had,-London Bhghty.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11
"1he Mhisner Market.

The oputent beauty of Rio de Jan eiro. the South American wonder city forms a fitting background for the enactment of The Whisper Market the Vitagraph screen production. starring Corinne Griffith, which will be. shown at the Eagle theatre today and Wednesday and Central theatre Thursday
 Scenes of wonderful tropical foli' age, splendid villas, wide sweeps ot open country, alternate with the mag nificenCe of the city itself as the DOW erTul story of international intrigue, adventure and love unioTds.
 And through all the scenes moves Ermine North, played by Miss Grif- fifth. The leader of the American c"l ony, and, secretly, partner m a n d. 'isto'S establishment, she is the bat uedorS tossed about by fate. brCushi almost to her ruin through devotion to her husband, but later saved by that very devotion.
 Miss Griffith, who waS in The
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-11

Whisper Market" one of the best emotional parts sn her screen career. is supported by the strongest cast ob- tainable, including George Howard. who plays opposite the star; George MacQusrrie, James O'Neil. Eulalie Jensen and others. The production was directed by George l.. Sargent from the scenario by Graham Baker based on w. F.. Scutts' magazine story.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-11
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