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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08
Mss Golden
Visits Her Friends

Miss Annsbelle Golden left
TINS week for Portland and Van
eouEer and plans to spend some
% .,nle IN these places visiting with
SiSter members of Delta Delta
Delta sorority.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08

strain of the conflict much longer
In view of the great diversity
OF reports it might be stated that
the Sim Fein parliament last
night issued an announcement
warning the public against "un-
authorized and speculative reports
connected with the situation"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08
Visits Aunt
at Tillamnnk

keta Claggett is spending some
ume at Tillamook where she is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. 1. NJ. Saw
age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08

Twenty-Five days. Sail
ing from San Francisco,
August Sd. Cost $4,000.
all expenses included.
Full particulars at Amer
lean Railway Express
Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-08

Taylor Made Chief.
Pendleton, Or, July S.-W. r..
links Taylor, brother Of the late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
TO HEAR LEAK CASES IN
SUPREME COURT FRIDAY

ny international! News Scrvicc1
WASEiINGTON. May 7.-Argument
on IN" United States Supreme Cour,
Teak cases, involving the question
or whether IL tx criminal to sur
rcptitiously obtain advance informa-
ton on dccisions Of tho highest cour:
and use such information for spccu-
ihti"n purposes, will be held next
Friday. 4, was announced today by
District Attorney John T. Laskcy.
The argument viii he on the mo-
ton to Gnash the indictment which
was found against Ashton f.. Embry,
former private secretary to Associate
Justice McKcnna: T.. VI. Mayer, n
broker; Is. T. Moses, n lawyer. and
j. iarwood Graves. II former at
toTncy in the department OF Justice.
The indictmcnt charges that the
defendants conspircd to obtain adj
vance information on Supreme Court
decisions. that they did obtain such
information. and that they used il TO
speculate in stocks which would he
affected by such decisions, to their
own financial advantage. The de-
cision involving the Southern Pa
cihc oil Lands case is cited as n
conspicuous example. in this case.
II is alleged. the accused bought and
sold tho stock on Information sur
reptitiously obtained through tho
confidential relations which Embry
enjoyed with the court.
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4 Prcnchrncnf.

To one young and ambitious. this tip:
The world holds one new opportunitv for
every Sood impulse; one chance for every door
closed
The top runE Of tho ladder is the nrst one
neXt 10 the ground. IL you make il that way:
but the climb Is easy anyhow. II you use both
feet.
Below the shoulders. all of Man is servant;
Ebov. the shoulders, Master. Ana IL the Mas
ter cannot control tho servant. It's a bad job
Clocks were made to Get There by, never to
uuit ~. II yom regard the clock In the morn
ing and forget it at night it will pay YOU In
hours of leisure when you most need it.
Practical honesty is no goody- goody and a
clever guy never yet has put one over on the
Square Guy.
These, and n few more are the things that
every boy should know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

tho Wilson administration in naming "un-
official representatives" of the executive
pending final action on the peace treaty. In
Wow of It's contention that the United States
has At no time surrendered its right to par
tcipato in the settlements growing out OF
the war which ii helped to win. the Hard
ms administration has pursued the only
sensible course open 10 it for voice In
these settlements
AZ the same time, tho adminstrat in
accepting unofficial representation OH tho
various allied councils. AUTOMATICALLY elm
mates Senate concurrence in It's action leuv-
Ing that body free Of commii ment to any
treaty Involvement which it may not be
disposed TO sanction Also. in announcing
that the government of the United States
maintains the traditional policy of Austen
ton from participation in matters OF dis
'incily European concern. tho administra-
ton. consistent with its campaign promises
respects the mandate Of the recent election
It's interest in the proper economic adjust
ments and in the just settlement Of matters
of Worldwide Importance. which are under
discussion in these conferences, could not
hC safcguarded otherwise than by co-opera-
tion in these deliberations The unofficial
character of such participation binds the
United Statos to none OF the decisions which
may be reached. thus avoiding coming into
conflict with tho demand of Senate irrecon-
clablcS that no new policy of ENHANCEMENT
in European affairs be entered upon.
In naming George Harvey. the new Amer
lean ambassador mt the court OF st. James.
to sit in tho allied supreme council as the
personal representative of the President,
there is the assurance that tho Harding
view in all matters pertaining TO the settle
monts growing out of the war. and under
the treaty. will be accurately reflected and
ably presented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Monk p,csses s,nblc..

PRINKIPO. PRINCES ISLANDS.
May Stables in large numbers arc
being hrough: here from Constauti-
noplc to he blessed by Father Diony-
sas. the sole monk remaining in the
Monastery of St George. which tops
the 6j5-fOo summit Of this Marmora
Sea island
The legend has spread tina; babies
so blessed VIII have long life, health
and happiness
To the outside world the island is
better known because of the proposal
Of President Wilson to hold the Boil
shcvlst conference here.
Father Dlpnys'as. "a native Of
Sparta. is now so years old lie
has been here for thirty years. savn
for short Imprisonment by the
TURKS during the great war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
The Poets Corner
uoro pep,nneth tho First Lesson:

IIcrc Deginneth tho First lesson:
nIhuI is hush, children hnSh: =
"A brachypodinc babbiing thrush.
To buliatc Is to boil. III vow.
You didn't know that, ala you now
\ burnmalo's kind Of FISH 80
vhich uindus mink n dainty dish.
4 burbot is another kind,
which has a long. long nm hchind.
4 bundcr is landing stage.
And now suppose we turn a page.
\ citrii Is sort OF bird
or which. tin now. you haven't heard:
To cIarigatc is to rccitc
\ list OF wrongs you wish to right:
\ clathrodictyon Is n sort
or coral rock--to put IL short.
And now again page We turn
I'm starch OF something else we learn.
To doyst is hut To take a fall
Did you know that Before. ut all?
The ccdcron's tho outer skin:
4 fonduk is Il sort OF inn;
\ slcdec is just knowing look
Thus we could go on through the
book
Absorbing much OF Information
And adding to our education:
But We must stop--it's necessary
That ] return this dictionary.
RERTON, BRALEY. in May st.
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Richmond. Va, April q. 1927.
,you,a Gu, High salaries.

To Che Ehuor OF The Times Dispatch :
Slr.-I and mos; all OF W. VII"
labor for tiviue understand your
editorial OF MRy 1, entitled. AN In :
rcdimcnt 10 RccorcrS u reminds
mo o. "a letter wrot" You som" tim"
ago. In effect. II was; MAKE "a - per
cent reduction In the salaries OF All
whn draw as inuCn as $2.6Oe on up 10
81 90 900 or more. For instance.
MAYORS OF towns or cities. rather.
presidents Of banks trust compn mes.
railroads ministers. postnlaSt'fH'
etc. or. In fact persons IN every
w,lk 81. life. including editors.
ponr YOU think II would hclr husi
ness aud tca"h this highly inteliH"ht
class how TO ike a lituc more cr".
romicaIh. In tn" counrNs hour 90
need and adiustncn'f Is nov re
man who receives q good salary SUD
icrt TO tn. laws of supply and d.
niandr WHY is IL the wor!h hc!cr
hears ,hnu, y reduction or cut IN IN"
good suiaricd man Is not ms IN ,
;loymcni and positt'n more Sccnrc .
can ne not stand IL better man mo.
who toll hard each day ana WIZ
night comne have nos cn"nSh :" ""S
nn,irishing food for the family
belong to no labor organ "a t,"t.
nor do uphold labor In any unJ W, =, .
demands FOR It's production. hht -.
Ic, one ana all he and have inc
"vorthv Of his or her hire.
Richmond. Va. May 5. 1921.
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.Irmcs u. IInck,,t co,,o,,,,

Miss -. H.. iFanovar.-Thc late
James H. Ilackctt was a natura, co
m"dian aud through Shatcspcnrcan
scholar ~ the old sort. III madn his
debut ~ Ncw York IN I. 20 am play,
FL With III at success throughoi,t
Nm"ricI e." man! yctrs. H. annc,r
"a in England in 1S:s. iS32. lS,s NM,
1871. lie was I'll" hest tals,am OF MS
century. In England. after the dcath
nf powton, nc WAS considered the only
successful exponent Of the character
known TO the stage. and in America
he never had a rival in the part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
PERFORMS National Sevylcc in Pre-
scntinS "iinmi.ton Roads
for the Nation"

To the Editor of The Times Dispa,ch.
Sir.-Plcase accept my courratul,-
lions on the splendid editorial an
pearihE In yesterday morning.
Iimcs- DiTatch under the heading.
Hampton Roads for the Nation" You
h"Nu. certainly presented the subject
III. = very all" manner. and In doing
so performed national service. The
development of this magnificent
waterway IL indeed a question of ma
N"nhl importance. ana hope II VIII
receive III" support that It deserves.
NJ. V. SpICEU
Richmond, Va. May G. 1921.
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Echoes From Down Home

Hal Flood wants railroad fares reduced one
third And the people want the subsidy TO the
railroads cut off where the man cut off the
tail of the mad dog-just behind tho ears
Raleigh News and Observer.
clothes having taken a Tremendous tumble
nc seaside resort hotels despair of attracting
folks To tho coast this year to avoid the cost
Of wearing these glad raes--Grccnsl.oro News
ri" end is not set. but il is pr,ity safe to
c"ncIud" that England is bigger than an It's
trad" unions put togcthcr.-w inston.Saicm
Journal.
X Is said that North Carolina member
Of Congress VIII favor repeal of the nrohihi-
tion laws. His name is not mentioned bun i,
may turn out TO be mud w Wilmington star
president Harding told meeting OF tankcrs
~" other day that The country would prosper
by their using money sohcrly. Has Mr.. Hard
inE ever seen IA banker who threw his money
around Xix" drunken saiior?-AshcviIlc CHI
zen
"if All nations on earth were l,npcllcd ~ tho
same motives that actuatc the United States"
says MI Harding. this world would be at
pcac" forever. starting from today I'm
happily. not all of the nations on Garth arc so
'rtt","d, and. which is equally important
most 81 them have some misgivincs about the
motives Of the United S;atcs-Kins,on Free
Press
i'a.sns the price Of food by IA tariff on IA rm
! products may help the farmer but IL is not
! COINS 20 make great hit with the housewife
| Evidently the politicians do not We, take tn,
! woman vote scriously.-Durham Herald
| Tn" man, woman child Who Will invest
4 70" dollars each week In carrying building
| and loan shares viii ind tina, the money Will
| earn for them nicely and satisfactorily and a,
| tn" same time pnt Int" the hands OF the as
| s"cIhiions an increased sum which they can
and will ionn 10 those who viii build-Char.
iottc News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

CGBI.ENX. May S.-Somcpody asked
one or the soldiers In the America n
army on The Rhine what they meant
by referring to their organization as
the ~. r. IN o." lie replied: off
cially II means American Forces in
Germany, hut doubhboys call IL AL
lcn's Family In Gcrmany'r
Tho replyiis indicative OF tho rcl9-
t'ons between General Allen. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Literary Gos.In

The Reviewer" published ro-,.
hIEht IN Richmond. has mani in,,,
S'ims articles IN It's number OF Nav
Jus, out Tn" leading article 4.
from me pen Of Joseph IIcrrcshci,no,
nc distinguished author Of :in ~
ticau. and many other wolI Lnnvn
."N'iS The Little kannlSa'. is ,br
~" Tor Mr.. ii"rk eshcimer's writing
IA IN" Rcvlcw"r." and II Is hnndI.d
IN fascinating fashion II Ia hri.f
ma subt!e revealing much-tlI c
Shctch "i dancing girl. performing
IN cellar "a singular travcs,v on
Sk'h dancing given with tho illusiom
"I hhzaiinr rush ~ water and sun
over n" south seas. whore tho girls
Ven: .r hyhiscns flowers In their hair.
Th"r" is nm cxTutSIt. pnrm ,v,'i,
zen by IN" lat" Adnjr Peasants Ar
rh"r 'HottircllrS 'iIirth Of Venus e.
ana mn unusually intcrrsting skctrl
OF charles Francis Adams" whn
gay" memorial address on Ice ~,
ION inEt"n n number ~ wears ago
Written br e rui"sworth pipckncyi
me devil in Literature" is ,hn
,lhj"ct az another clever nr,-ric nv
s,untcr stage, and the books re-
viewed in this number include. MAY
ihir 10 Moscow" Clar" Shrrid,,i's
i'ihrH; chief Contemporary pra-
mhtlS,s selected and edited hv
Thomas u Dickinson: ''Th. u,il ami
INC Grange" by Archibald Marshall
ahd american nnd british Verse;
from lhN Yale Review
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Sticking.


When everything looks pale and blue.
ana on the sliding board you.
Heres how youl win. III you do IT.
Just grin and keep sticking IT,
There was dog, little fellow
hat you'd think chick m hearted yellow
And anything hut worth licking
lilo whaled bigger dog ty sticking.
chap half down and all but out.
Enrironcd by cloud of doubt.
was just about to give il over.
But stuck. and found himself in clover.
The score : TO ga score
That screamed with just one inning more;
But something KEEP; that team alive
TO finish IL with to :;
| may he foolish in the head.
But I've "a hunch chance is dead
Until n man gives up and quits it
Not dead TIL he himself admits it,
So. when things 20 from bad to worse
Keep this inconscuurntial verse
Where YOU can grab this final line:
Keep sticking till your wcathcrs nnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
n,., >, Ucport shooting-.

DI'ELIN MAY H-TH!FSIU1"H| ~
MIA civ. rccnrdlcss "f politics have
irnorcd the order of tho government
MILITARY authorities 70 report NJ one
-. orrivnl in HOSPITALS Of persons
,r,rinr from punShOt wounds. ThnS
Co~ no proceedings have. been taken
r-,inst Them The order was IN
.FrIad tn aid :hc military in iucntiiy-
ing their attackers. many OF who'h
escaped though wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Accident TO ..rhc FRS, cor.-

10 the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--In connection with the recent
nifhiny OF various types Of ears used
on the electric lines of Richmond
nhnW m" 10 xiv" AN incident tina
n'ici! IN" first car that was rum At
,uht tlfhc was employed on the "pld
nrhinoiid Dispatch" corner Twelfth
n n Mhlh streets. ! was returning
rom work between 2 ana o'clock
~ NJ: ana when near John Ryall'Y
on pace. ON Bank street. the FIRST
"'n'IIc car passed me. ! remember
meli no" 'iicc IL looked. SO clean and
hii.htly lighted. aud thing IL was
." Sufn NOR gar There were six or
.,hht E"'tlcrn"n aboard evidently
VA" h"hcrs and pro,notnrs Of the
'ch"'nr which was destined to rcvn-
'"'i"hiH" str""t-car travel. There was
sharp curve al the corner az
Twelfth ana rank Streets. and when
IN" car struck the curvr II left III.
track ana damned Itself into the
s,"n" steps Of the ST. James Hotel
No on" was hur;, but some OF tho
GlaHl IN the front OF tn. car was
hroh"n and small indcntion mad.
u Was soon righted and galInntly
climbed he Bank street hill, turn
ing into East franklin street, rs the
car lin" ran down that street nj thin,
tlm". ana the longest electric car
iine In this country waa In "fuli
swing on the st;"cts OF old Rich
Petersburg Vn Nav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
INFORMATION BUREAU

,. injuries regarding almost INV
s,,I,In.t on legal ana mcdicnI
, hrc answered directly hr
ncrs"nhi letter. scIrn,,Irc;
,,. cnrci"pc * required. Al
lion ,,,,r, -" 'im,,cs-Dtspatch IInformn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
SprnkInG az Ancestry.

To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch:
SIR. inasnuch rs Hugh Whit.
writes a. som" length In your 4suc
OF this date In reference 10 certain
alleged remarks OF Nj. Trinhl. re-
garding Mr.. fuckers ancestry. de-
sir" 10 Civ" my experience iu learn
ing IN" reason MIR. Turkcr'e support
cfs VIII vote for him Not ono has
given any reason except that he liz
member az tn" distinguished Tuck
or family" or that u" is IAN old Viz
ginia gentleman" THESE arc literal
quotations Certainly no ono will deny
that All these statements regarding
Mr.. Tucker arc true" Hut why tn.
lnnucndo regarding his oppoueut2 u
MIR Triuki" not a Virginia gentle
man" Who started chg hing anyway.
ana why ms unanimity Of reasons
advanced hy MIR Tuck"rs friends =,
! have heard no Triui,i" man advuuc"
any such reason Tor supporting him.
Thai DISTINGUISHED ancestry H. "a
thing Ia be desired aud cherished
cannot t." doubted Nevertheless,
This !,uor IN" only reason for making
man Governor OF Virginia. "" ALI
probably descended from Adam ana
Ev"-or u .nU are It Darw!nian from
the same strain OF mcnkcys-ard.
Judging b.: tn. logic OF the present
campaign in Virginia, we are not v"ry'
far removed from the monkey stage
yet
l:uG In all seriousness. whom will
We have q candidate Tor public Office
~ Virginia who VIII sollCi: our votes
because OF what ne IS. ana not b.
cause OF what his opponent Is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Oldest House In United s,,,c,

- VI. T., NshIand-An abode s;ruc
.nrc IN santa Fc. New Mexico. ia
pointed out as the Oldest house In tho
United states. IL IL said to have ebai-
tered Coronado in 1870 The t.nitra
states barracks at ST Augustine. J,ln
are composed IN part ~ nm unric,t
FRANCISCAN monastery. which wne
completed the latter part of the sin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
IfClycffn

MIS-. y q. j.. Richmond
ia,h me ora Latin name for Switzer.
a.ni. now used principally In no
enc sense. II is derived from Tho III
Nrtf' a warlikc people OF Celtic orr.
gin, who inhabited the region core
sponiinr To the western mar, or n,od
crn Switzerland '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
=, ,.,nc.1. ncII,rry of NirshIr.

ROME. May 1t Il eNpcct"d thhi
tho Roma. the giant airshin purc"aS,,i,
-, Ituly for the United states. VIII
H., doiivcred In America about me
Hrst fortniuh, in June. The Roint
is being dismanti"d n the ciampin"
hangar with Al possible npG"H: M,
snnp ,ftcr this work IL completed
The middle Of May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
I.npninppc.

Troubles come in lunches like grapes.
Wise men wait until the fool finishes speak
ing
Matrhnony Is partnership where one
remains silent
Give n dog his bone and let him bury 1t
Interest on principal is the lenders princi-
pie interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Chnrconl Eph.. DnlIx Thought.

"bcN got L he sumpn duin- 70 de pore man
some day said Charcoal l:ph. rurniuativcly.
hit ain y" much dat he cnvics de ,ich mans
"utomohhc. hut hit sure do aEgravatc & keep
on sn'e!ln gasoline gon by. Eat =; pick c
Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Up With the Times
ny II. q IL

Until he gave out his recent zap interview.
we confess that we had always believed Sforza
TO be kind OF Italian cheese
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Probably Colonel Shepherd is right in say
Ing the lowly hen produces more wealth than
the steel trust, but ii has been our personal
experience that 1t rquires the wealth of a
steel trust to support couple of dozen in the
back ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED Ry DIR. BRADY.

ANSW Fixed ny Dir. BRADY.
Copyright 1921. National Newspaper Service. ]
Food versus TOothl rush--Do all fresh veg
ctablcB. or only the green vegetables cleanse
the teeth OF one eating them? III. V. DII)
Answcr-Ycs and fresh fruits arc also tooth
Cicanscrs.
Hive l.otion-Will YOU please suggest To-
ton or other application for the relief Of the
intolcrabIc itching of hives. TO which am
very subject. tW. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

For one so erudltc Tom Edison. he ha,
iaken long time to discover that college
graduates are not always so wise as they ap
pear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

In deciding to print the Stacker list in tn
Record. Congress perhaps realized il needle,
something to jazz up it's columns n little
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JAAIrr,>N AND THE cA1IropHrA

rrn r"fll:alIa; Ey T Iyennea. IN. d. D..
m"nt OF Political Science. I-nivrIsi,y.
Oh 'h!caso, ana kcnoskc Satn. form
cry Fellow in the University of I,hi-
cage. q. J.. rutnam's Sons. Nay yor,f
me Japahcsc problem IN California
~ no longer local matter: /, IL an
international issue involving r-cn,
u"eStions or rae" ANA civilization. IL
rs an intensified. miniature cxnrcs
SION nf tho meeting OF East and Wcs,
WHEN Destiny has hitherto Kent
largely apart 'P'
rms volume has been written far
ne P"rpos" Of anaiyZing the facts
@l the case and of interpreting thcs"
from sair and broad viewpoint. Win
me nope OF arrivin. at somr COW
the difficulties. "''"" OF
international pr"iudiccs arc olwnvs
1850 on international icnnrnncn,
am an, ,hiS volume may help towards ~
''ttrr understanding Of our nci,.h
hope of the authors '''"' 'S inc
IT NIGHT HAVE uArp,r,.r ,
i't. hy c"mingshy Dawson ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08


very subject. tW. O.
Answer
Powdered calaminc ........... dram
Powdered zinc oxide. ......... 1,s drains
GlNccrin Observation-Disclosures. ounce
Lime water Observation-Disclosures. . ounces
Five per cont phcmol solution.... ounce
Rose water Observation-Disclosures. , ounces
Ilain water. 10 make .......... ounces
Shake well and sop on with the fingers and
allow To dry. frequently as desired.
Knockout for Rhcumatiz-Long years ago
tho writer was told ty a physician that 80 cine
and corn whisky good for rheumatism.
what do you think Of this remedy? II 1t Is
valuable. what proportion Of caicinc and the
other ingredient should he used? Of " G)
Answcr--"Thc other ingredient" reminds me
Of another alias for booZe-"sti mulants" in n
confidential Whispering voice. don't know
about the caicinc. though corn whisky has II"
doubt ended for all time many a case OF
rheumatic
Red Nosc--ricase tell me something that
will overcome rcdncss OF the nose. My nose
lights up" on the slightes, provocation. There
ia often little pimplc sore place for a few
days miss 6. T.. 81
Answer Each nigh, for two weeks mop the
nose with some OF this mixture and allow Ia
dry on:
Zine Su!phatc IS" grams
Potassium sulphdc ........ 80 grains
II the nose is shiny or too oily 1T is well to
mop it Grs, with n hit of hrnzinc or gasoline
IN II wap Of cotton.
Neurasthcnic.--can YOU suggest something
helpful for ncurasthcnic? * on" cup oil
coffee a day harmful to II ncmrnsthcnic?
! Answcr.-Ycs. Don't ever let any cal
| you ncurasthcnic. think one cup OF coffee
day Is sort of prophylactic against thai
sad state OF mind.