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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Cargo of sugar beet seed wttaa erriv- ed at Galveston from HamDuIa. rSisount- ing .c l 400 stocks, was const | 20 the J:tal3-Idah0 Sugar Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Secretary Hoover conferred ,-.Gs4 di. reetors of the United States chamber oi commerce on plans for stimulating the flow of American eports.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

The Aero Club of America announced that it had awarded the 1921 national balloon race to Birmingham, Ala, and that the start would be made May 21.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Brief Telegran,sl

A shortage of s32, 900 was dis.c on Sdiscontinuance of the sub-treasr. Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

sixty-iive Spanish radicaIs wele ie ported on the steamship Mongolia, whicl left fsr vigo, Spain.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Hampson Gary United States minister 10 Switzerland. arrived in New. York aboard the steamer Aquitania, accomp- anied by Mrs. Gary.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Pope Benedict appointed Murine Quinn of Philadelphia, Pa. private chamber lain of the cape anS sword.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Mrs. Maude Miller was acquitted of first degree murder charge by. jury of one woman and eleven men in Cleveland She was charged with killing her hus-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

During the month of February, Sb3,- 179,090. Victory notes were retired. the Treasury Department announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Discovery of . comet of the ninth magnitude was announced in a cableeram to the Harvard College Observatory from the Central Bureau of Astronomical Tel egrams at Brussels and said that at Cape town nn March IA the astronomer Reid sighted the stranger of the skies in the constellation -s r,spricornus
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

craig-Y-Nos Castle, in Wales, the home Ss the late Madame Adelina Patti, has been ssld to the Welsh National Memorial Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

dining cars of Union Pacific from 5 per cent to 30 per cent. was announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Work Of filling Assures of Plymouth Rock. at Plymouth. Mass was begun by workmen to protect the-historio rocl; against the elements by a weatherprooi coating.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

All foreign laborers and particularly American fab9rers have been barred from Mexico by g decree issued by Pres fdent Obregon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

The reported discovery of flow of gas in the foothills near Paslua. Saskatcne- wan. 100 miles west of the Pas. has re- suited in a miniature stampede to thai district
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

The body of Sir Moses Ezekiel, world famous sculptor. who died in Rome Italy in 1917 will be buried in Airing March 30.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

George NJ: Fafrchild. publisher of tIe Manila Tines. says the Philippines are not ye. qualified for independence. H. urges establishment of territorial form Of government.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Hue Long Island railroad invited em- ployes U attend conferences March 30 and S1 and discuss contemplated wage rednctions.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

The arrest at San Antonio, Tex, of Louis Cohen who before his disappear ance in January vas assistant treasurer of the New England Piano and Phono- graph Company. Boston. was announced in messages to the police and to counsel for the company. s5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

A smart affair OF last evening was
no baby party" given by Miss
louiae Branch. daughter OF Mr.. mud
IRIS. John Korr Branch. ut tho homo
her parents. on Monument Avenue.
|omc sixty members Of tho society set
ferc present and many novel and
niQuc costumes wcro worn. Every
,aturo OF tho anair was carried out
IS u childrcn'a entertainment. Colored
myers sang lullabics and old plantn.
on melodies, and tho gamcs II
iusic wore 'ali planned for tho en-
,rtatnmont Of "children."
Tho Branch home wna decorated IN
arden W ors. Mr.. and Mrs. Branch
coetved with their daughter.
ttcnd Luncheon I'm baltimore.
Miss ,EuRenia Fairfax and Miss
ellie Mayo Cameron returned to
edmond today. after Il short stay In
nitimore. Miss Fairfax and Miss
amcron went to Baltimore to at
,nd tho annual luncheon OF ST. Tim
rhich ook place yesterday ut the
aitiinoro Country Club. About
incty-nve guests were present.
Sr. md Mrs. H0ntn.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson
re entertaining informally this even
iE at their homo In Gintcr lark the
.nior class and out-of-town guests
orc for tho commencement exercises
I the Union Theological Seminary
Rr. and Mrs. Johnson viii receive
rom . to 10 O'Clock. n tho dnror
ons for tho analr Will DO In old
ishioned garden flowers.
u "F10Wcr show"
"a number OF people VIII attend the
frlowcr SHOW" this afternoon and
vening, at SIG West FRANKLIN Street
ea IN served In the afternoon and
hose serving will be: Misses Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
s OC / e Z. I ! =

Williams, Eda Carter. Elizabeth Hs Glib.
son., Eugcnia Thomason. Harriet
'Cnpcrtoh. F:linOr Fry, Mary Curry
battle. Mary Horsiey, Jeanne Witt
and Virginia Morton. Mrs. George
Harper anu Miss Annie McDado have
SUNG for two afternoons.
There VIII he music and Informal
dancing Tonight aud many parties
have been made UP To attend the
Flower Show" on tho closing even
Ing.
Announcement Party,
An attractive dinner party was
given Saturday evening by Miss EiiE-
aboth Peters. OF Kcysvillc. Va. whom
Marion Pnssmorc and Luther Reid
Hawkins was announced. Tho table
"na nttractivcly decorated In orange
blossoms. The color schcmo of p!nl;
anu groom was carried out In all dec
orhtions aud in favors. Ribbons from
tho ran to each place card
These cards contained tho
non of tho approaching wedding
which Is OF interest to Il Wide circle
OF friends In this section OF tho state
Miss Peters guests were: Miss
Marion P~assinorc. Miss Ellen Pass
nor Miss Ford Eubank. Miss
Frances Lcftwich. Miss Carolinn GA.
borne and Miss Mary Foster. OF Rich
rnond. Luther Reid Hawkins. Ice
Morton. Richard Leftwich and Henri;
Ingram.
IcnnStt-arurtfn.
Hr. and Mrs. J. l. Martin. OF CAM
Eustis. the approaching
d.. to Sergeant Hugh Il. Dennott. OF
tho Forty-thIrd hallway Artillery. G
a.. c., now stationed at Camp Eustis
Tho wedding Will tako place In tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
AMHERST TEACHERS HOLD
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION


AMHERST. VA. May 6.-Ycsterday.
In Mt OlIvet Church ut Amherst, col
orra tcachers ard pupils Of the
y hsiG an !nsiitutc md exhibit Of
INDUSTRIAL nrt. y large crowd at
tended. AdusgaFcs wore ~icliverrd by
Mir. Grcrha:l. supervisor of colnrcd
schoci3 or the state; &. j.. Scott. Iii
rision superintendent. Miss Marion
q. Graves. supervisor o. clcmentrrY
white rrhocis IN tho county. and Mrs.
i;u'ha Fia-t;. Industrial supervisor
OF co.or 1 SCt1Iis,
The Industrial exhibit Included
scT3!;.E. !a.'Sr Wp'E and other
STAPLES G: irau3a. training Icy col
"rei schcol children o: tn. county.
I'll or r.nich were sad bv the iIdgrs
To lie crcai;aDlr. Music was furn-
'shcd hy co!orcl pconle, including
children. ard u am,;, "Whispcrins
Wines" 10y ~" H.t.c girls, was well
rendered.
AZ neon II lunch was served To
white visitors present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
IN AND our or TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Is. Bridges, OF
ChnrlcHton. w. Va. arc guests of their
sisters. the Misses bridges. ut Ores
ham Court,
Miss Alice Reynolds. OF THE Cato
way" New Ii.ycn, Conn. Is visiting
Mrs. J. stuart Reynolds At tho Chcs-
tcrt!e!d. after attending tho May Day
exercises at Sweet Briar.
Mira: ~. T. RroEdon. who has been
spending tho winter with her dauEh-
ter. Mra. j. a.. Fisher. OF sol Bacon
Road. has icf. for a visit to her
d~aushtT::, Mrs. Tilicn b,he:eS. OF
King College,. Bristol. Tenn.
MIR. and Mrs. Mnury NJ. Quick. o;
3o5 South Fourth Street. are cello,
brating their fourth wedding amt
vorsnry in Washington.
James A. Martin and little son. Al
fi"d. have returned to their home In
I,umberton. y. G. after u visit TO Mrs
Martins parents. Mr.. ard Mira. S. T.
Jones. of Greenwood Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
1850"
LEXlhGTQEihN MiHS IN
DEBATE WIFE CAROLINA

LE%1NiTON. VA. May 6.---Emmctt
w. Poi3ieNtcr. of G~-ccnicc, Va, nep-
new OF Senator Miles pc:ndcXtcr. was
one of the Two successful debntCrs
representing Washington, and Lee
University In q :ccyn debate held
In baltimore against University OF
North Carolina.
Young Poindcxter Is 4 good de
batter and In a very able manner
upheld the affirmative side OF the
question: Resolved. That the United
states SHOULD adopt a policy of
further material restriction OF immi-
grafton" He and his colleague are
receiving congratulations on their
splendid showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
RIcHMoND T1MEs.DIsPATcH SATURDAY, MAY . 1921.

amp chapel. Camp Enstis. by Chap
lain Watkins, this evening ut 8
o'clock,
Guests Entertained.
Mrs, Robert Guy Smith entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home, In
Blmhurst Court. Norfolk. OF q card
party In honor OF her guests. Miss
Ruth Collier and Miss Helen Davis.
Of Richmond. Tho rooms wcre at
tractivoiy decorated with nowors. and
auction bridge was played mt the three
tables. Mrs. SmIth's guests included
IN addition to tho guests Of honor
Mrs. n. G. Booker. Mrs. Thuriow'
Mira. Howard West. Mrs. n. Q. Pal
NOR, Mrs. =. y. Williams. Mrs. jon
cph IIcaly, Mrs. Kinda'i. Mrs. w. l.
Carpenter, Mrs. Wiley Wood and Mias
M pCI,o Mnruap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHBtiItG. VA. May 6.-Mis.
Katherine Morgan AMI ChurlcH WOOD.
both OF buckingham County were
8uck!nH ham. They wen, for Il bridal
trip to Washington. after which the:
VIII reside near WinIipa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

now shown tho uneven hcm!:ne.
which mny BIO achieved In numerous
and clever ways thuuEh few are as
effective a. that attained nv this
frock OF plaid gingiia,n. which Is cut
on tho bias with i,s block pattern
forming n desired ~rtG:odlY edge on
h skirt. ns wei! IN on the shSt
slccvcs and the k!mnno-cut bodice.
The sash and rounded collar may lac
OF batiHtc or of crisp n~ranudIc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
LYNcJuHIrnG VA My Gu- IN

LYNCIIBURG. VA. May G.-Mr. and
Mrs. william w. Taylor. formerly Of
this city. now OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
have ANNOUNCED Tho c'ragcncnt.ard
approaching marriage OF their dangh-
ter. Felicia Reali. to Lieutenant: Fran,
cuium. u. :. a.. - resident Of this city
stationed now at Camp Knox. Ky. The
wedding Is 10 take place June : q;
81. l'aul's Episcopal Church. Chat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

Warning! Unless you geo the nams
"Baycr" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twcnty-ons
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the
Bayer package for Colds. Headaches.
Neuralgia, rheumatism. Earache,
~Toothache. Lumbago and for Pain.
Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer
Tablets OF Aspirin cost few cents.
Druggists also sell larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture OF Observation-Disclosures
OF Salicyiicacid.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

LYNCHBURG. VA. May s.--Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Rudd Pugh. Of High
H!l." Ch;t'lottc County. have an
n~ounced tho engagement of their
Crias Baucom. OF Raleigh. y. G. The
wedding Will take place In June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

PULASKI. VA. May G.-Announce-
ment Is made of the marriage OF Miss
Grace Mllligan. OF Pittsburgh. to
wedding. took place Saturday at "the
Little Church Around the Corner
New York, Rev. Mr.. Clelland Off
chatting. Mr.. and Mira. Carnahan ar
rived In Pulaski Tuesday. and are at
home at Mr.. Carnahan's country place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
.,iec">.I TO Marry.

Clerk waiter Christian yesterday
marr:rgc licenses to winiom
Z. Fiah'rty and Mary Il. Jolnrcn
Charles G. Hall and Elizabeth r. Ma
hanes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
The Sanitation Chain

mo CHAIN is stronger than it's weakest link
and no matter how sanitary is one department Of
an organization the product of that concern can
not be what the public expects of it unless all
departments, every link In the sanitary chain. are
up to the standard Of the best link.
The Velvet Kind sanitary chain starts at the receiving oons
tor the raw products-and ends when your order Of cream "a
delivered to yon
The links in The Velvet Kind" sanitary chain begin at the
point where the raw materials are received BY us. These mate
rails r. deposited IN large glassIined sanitary tanks from, which
they then proceed through the various channels Of production.
arriving at the immediately clean freezer room, they are frozen
and deposited IN three and hve-gallon thorouo1lv ser1-
lied, to await your orders.
The extreme degree to which w go in order to pos,tivel assure
absolute sanitation In manufacture, linked up With our personally
created formula and method Of production patents applied for
to protect u process), assures you the most delicious pure Ice
Cream ever made.
We 40 MOI use gelatin, gums, starch, filters, fnnita-
ron TAdpOrS or foreign substitutes for cream
Razf We DO use pure cream, pure milk, pure cane
A1a9a sugar and genuine farors in "71e Velvet
k17d OF our creation.
1t excels in quality and charm even that good old-fashioned kind
your Mother made. ~
!, SSiN56A!(l!(6l q k!!
Corporation usnHmHam
Richmond, Va.
{ gaamuasa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
EXPRESSES REGRET FOR
DEATH OF u. S. CITIZEN
bolivia Directs inv~stiEntton Into
Death Of Hart Mix, Mt
SANTA Crur.

"ASiilNGTON. Dee. 2.--Regret for
IN" killing OF Hart Mix. an American
S''iZcn' at Santa CRUZ. Bolivia. has
bc"n expressed hy the Rnlivisn gov
eminent. and m" Foreign Minister is
Hlrcctnr AN in"stiEation OF tho or
cu'r"hcc, N" state Department was
ADVISED today In report from Min
i''cr Masinniss. AZ u, Pas
MI Maslnniss stated that the In
vcstisaiion conducted thus far shaved
.Hn' nix mad rcpulsed an Invasion by
b"'!Fiah police In civilian clothes. on
ms nome III Santa cruz, November %.
IN the encounter with the polic. ia
when MI MIX was slain, three OF the
ponce were killed and two wounded.
another American named Metz an
occupant OF the Mix home, was ar
rested ny bolivian authorities after
inc encounter. but was rcleusrd n fe,y
hours later. after nm official iuy.s,i
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. Dee. g. iSTi)
Mrs. Michel Moore. who with her husba nd
lived the River Road. just beyond the city
limits. while attending to her household dut les
Yesterday dropped dead. She supposed
to he in perfect health and certainly she
was "A robust woman and had uttered no COM
plants whatever before the stroke came.
At the regular meeting of the Columbian
Conservative Club OF Richmond and Hcnrico.
held last night. the following officers were
elected: James II. Fisher, president; \. -.
Chcsterman. vice president: Montrose Angie.
secretary; Micawhcr wilkins treasurer;
Robert Reid and r.. T. Hulcc. heraIds; John
a. and John j. Burgess sergeant arms.
The cold weather is with now. on Thurs
day the mercury got down To %: on Friday
IL stood ut &c. and early yesterday morning
1t registered %, the coolest yet,
Major w. 4. Anderson Senator from Rock
bridge County. has arrived and will reside
official sojourn in this city
Captain ". n Rohamuon has returned from
n three months tour Of Europe and the East
in excellent health. lie left his compagno du
voyage, Mr.. Thomas Jones. at Paris
Married on the 18th OF November by Rev
r. l.. Preston. James Is. IatcliHc OF baltimore
and Miss Mary G. Chcs OF Richmond
William a. Jarratt has been appointed post
master at Jarraits. Sussex County. vice j. H.
Gricg. moved away.
The Russian fleet left New York Yesterday
for New orleans, where II will await the ron.
cIusion of the tour Of the Grand Duke Alexis
and then proceed to China
The report OF IN" Commissioncr ~ rn,orn.,
Revenue aggregates the government rcceipts
OF the hscal year at $4,000 900.
The number OF whisky dtstillcrics nou
registered In the United States IL l043 pro.
ducing 4b.50o.0oo taxable gallons. Fruit dis
tillattons aggregate 2,l25.ooo gallons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Inviting Trouble.

HE report comes from high official cir
cleS in Washington that the Presi-
dents forthcoming annual message to Con-
grcss will deal primarily with the tariff and
The merchant marine. His purpose to deal
with the merchant marine question has
been generally known. but il was hardly be-
leved that he would stress the Importance
OF early tariff consideration Leading mem
Ders OF both houses are understood 10 be
opposed to such consideration at this time.
and il would therefore, seem that for the
President TO urge action OH 90 risky sub
j"ct during an election year would he to
invite party disafcction and possible party
disaster.
Although he urged tariff revision at the
special session. the House so bungled the
job that he raised no serious objections TO
the Senate Finance Committee baking at
undertaking to rewrite the bill into an ac-
ccptnblo one. Chairman Penrose recog-
nEed the insnperable difficulty of the task
on the basis OF what sent up from the
lower house and wisely refrancd from vast
ing time on il. Popular discussion OF the
bill has disclosed it to be so wholly out.
raEcous in its schedules that the country
had made up its mind that revision were
best postponed until 4 permanent tariff
based on scientific principles could be
framed.
however. the President thiIYks different.
Those close 10 the White House expect him
10 recommend that the revision of the pend
ing bill and passage at the earliest possible
cafe is urgently necessary and that il should
be stripped OF such provisions as would en-
danger or unduly delay its passage 1t is
understood that in asking for revision the
President will suggest, for one thing, that
rates in the House bill be fixed on the old
basis OF invoice values rather than on the
provision of American wholesale valuations
Tie that end, he is expected to urge an OBJ
lcna provision in the measure, empower
ing him to apply the home value basis
whore after certain surveys, ii is found to
be advisable or necessary This change
III the bill would improve ii some but il is
SD wholly bad that the course OF wisdom
would seem 10 be to let il stay where il is
IN the pigeOnhole OF the Senate Finance
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Dreams.


Thank sSivinE gone. and Christmas comes.
But in my dream the Great Bee huns
And by some brook cast and reel
And drop the nnnics in my creel.
Who never dreams, to his dead soul
Come visions OF ton OF coal
And sitting ashes, with a taste
For raking cnders, saving waste.
To him The Tree means save and shift
To buy some one Christmas gift.
And In his heart he Erumbles, while
dream my dream, and smile and smile.
For seasons come and seasons 20,
Come frost and ice, come cold and snow,
Rut always I've great full moon
To dream about. and lovely June
pluck my roses, though the skies
Weep winter. with their huge grey oyes
Nor heed the blasts that strip tho trees,
Fo- ! dream OF south-born breeze.
So lot me dream: For lovers Groom
AT Christmas, with tho hopes OF June;
And l stroll and I'LL my creel
To the sweet music OF my reel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Posture.

Posture.
About on" out of every ten children between
tho ages of 10 and Ia you going 10 and
from school every day is round shouldcrc'!
and hollow or Hat chrs,cd. Allowed to CON
tnuc unc"rrectcd, il ultimately leads to :.
host OF systemic ailments and handicars the
Individual throughout life IT our public
school system were what IL should be- the
proper physical training OF children Of tina /
aR" would prevent the development OF such
d"forinitics and give tho young idea n chance
TO shoot straight in life. hut the teaching
STAFF itself is generally anything hut physical
~ trained. <" ii is probably natural that those
physical defects should bc ignored In the
schoolroom.
The hump backed seats In many school
rooms predispose the children to round shout
ders. Nat chests, ptosis and general atony.
Many SCHOOL boards order seats without sum
cicnt regard for the physical welfare OF the
children. They never think Of seeking m"di-
cal counsel as TO the form and construction OF
tho seats. And consequently, one finds Il
hollow in the seat right where there should
he supporting prominence. In the small OF
tho back: and prominence where there should
Toe "A hollow. behind the shoulders. Ana instead
OF adjusting the seat to the stature Of tho
child some school boards prefer 10 adjust tn.
child to the peculiar build OF the scat.
II your John Mary is growing round
shouldrred or Nat chcH,cd, with slunped
belly and a general Slouchy posture. now il
the time To take hand and the child
from lifelong !nefhcicncy. And don; get the
silly notion in your head that a pair Of In
dian clubs or dumb bells any such foderoi
VIII suffice. The child must he trained physi-
carly.
bnc excellent exercise for such child is
the dachshund crawl around the room six to
eight times every night and morning In pa :
jamaS. Any Kid knows how To initiate a dachs-
humid with hips and elbows bent out
so that the head and chrs; low.
This exercise helps to develop better chest
posture.
Another. excellent stunt which must hc faith
fully carried out every hour by the clock. is
ciaspinH the hands behind the back as for a
rider to mount. then turning thumbs forward.
downward, under and back without releasing
the finger clasp. This pulls the shoulders
forcibly bark and down into proper or cS-
agEcrat ted erect posture. The posture must ba
held "nc minute by the clock, though tho
child may walk about II he wishes.
Every round shoudcrcd fiat chested child
should have daily gymnasium work. and par
ticuiarly swimming under trained physical
director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
QucstinnN mud AnANycrA.

Marching Docs Not Weakcn.--Shouid Il
mother try tho karcll regimen while nurs-
ing baby" have taken so much super
huous weight that am sight, but do not
want to impern the baby's health in any
way-MRS c.
Answer-Certainly she should Karell II she
is too stout. Il will probably do the baby
good for an obese mother is never howlng
success at nursing her baby
The "Catarrh" Dclusion Still Going Strong.
lis there any good remedy you can sug-
gest catarrh he permanently cured by?
Is there any prescription that Will drive
catarrh completely out OF the system, ana
cure catarrhal dcafncss?--C; W. r.
Answer--Thcrc is no such thing as ca
tarrh in the system. friend "Catarrh" is
not a condition or state of disease or en-
tty: it is simply blanket title for all sorts
OF nose and throat diseases, title applied
when the real nature OF the disease has not
been correctly diagnosed. OF course, no pre-
scription remedy treatment would be
appropriate FOR all the diseases confused.
visit your doctor and have him examine the
nose and throat. or il he does not do such
work he can refer YOU to and throat
specialist for diagnosis Of your trouble.
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