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EMPLOYMENT
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pueEIst I'd t iulerrn,icnca. Cedar SsI.
tlNsV.tIA-s l..,u ana title man must
have vort at "ugs. also scout traffic
pauirs rrt results tao.p car, world.
INp PAINTERS want lob WIN uil com
rtuN. duN ur month will gu auyvhttu.
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ENrtluEN'Ep motor truck contractor
wants contract i't haulinE WntrrlaIH Tor
road Work Win dump trucks. references
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POSITION os city salesman wanted uv q
Tive energetic NuIur salesman. know tho
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trsIrcs position with uII company. call
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WE sell buy rent or exchange fixture.
sh"" cases desks registers. stools
writer's. safes, coffee urus, FCaloH Vacuum
cleaners. etc, Cedar SOC, q, w. First.
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WANTED bus good sOQ.ogs hatch
incubator Uaagv ia.
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7 T|TWTWTVT
80 We retelt old tclt iuattressca All
worr guaranteed Porter Mattress 20.
Phone 1885.
WANTEb--F Furniture 60 rcpau. rcNn.sh
and upholstcr can make any finish de-
sired ohII expert mechanics employed ia
our shop, tsll FlHcN Furniture 10, Inc.
Ph"uc ossge si.2. ossge 75Go
FINE Plano and talking mschlLs repair
ms and refInIshlng Usage 36 Prompt
service, --,
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UrLp-MALE on FEMALE
sALEsMEN AND AGENTS

SALES MANAGER WANTED
To organize and direct sslos force tp
cover the entire state Of Wellington.
selling q manufactured article nf genuine
merit and generally used ana 100 demand
0y all classes Of business. u commission
proposition that offers wonderful posi-.
blltics 20 q good organizer. requires a
limited amount Of cash. bat you haudlo
your own money II YOU are live wire
this Is opportunity knocking ana only
one man viii be able 20 enter Ray sales
Co, Box s16, Okmulges, Okla.
AGENTS-To sell Pats PAtch.' the King
Of all cold patches. for tubes, rasines
strongest on market. never comes Off. 10
show means SALE, open territory every
where. big money maker. saa or write.
Patrick MIG. Co.. SO \. Cheyenne S..
Tulsa. Okla.
AGENTS to sell patented knife sharpsner.
n j Forrest, III Reno, Okla,
WE WANT another crow manager And one
assistant, We offer the best pay for
salesmen who cau qualify, don't pass
this up IL you want good opportunity
to advance with big ana popular com
pany. Soc cashier after 10 q. m. go n.
Third.
ARE YOU a vacuum cleaner HaIcsmAna If
So and you want 20 make some real
money. call ami see J. W. Galloway ia
IS. Third. Good Housekeeping Electric
shop,
SIX OR MORE AGENTS for crew. fast In
selling household necesssrics, apply IN
person 70 p ~, lily ". Parh,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

USED AND RENEWED PIANOS
At JENkINS
81 Sends one Home. s. To- $40
Month Paws
SIEEIING..Up Upright iu mahogany
case. good practice piano, Sl3'.
SllpNlNGER lurlrht In walnut
case. fine tone and action i265
IlBl ltN Upright largo size; rc-
Moved handsome oak case 1925
ELEuHN trright mahogany.
slightly used. uulN ........t35O
D. " JENKINS SONS
MUSIC GO.
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FINANCIAL
M sINhss Nm

ron SALE. cleaning .na prssstns shop
,,om2 .t"tI .', uI town. runuIne trom
lo"'"s rf. n"N ti 'usuue uN'
I'N N\it. 'uH.'tN stock ana tNtlrcs
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ron QUICK aNIl Prosperous eto,ery
"'"f. hfl't tul1ug CONNER locttiun'
i'''.h'u.' vent. reason i"t settling oWut
''''Iht 'N' must HIt vuith. 'HiHr .t'f.
IIl>,u AND COLD pKINN stand foi
solo $40 D. IhItu
tOH rNtr Uu rUNrr prsssnbkIuR
urH uUHrrt, stsf. GOOD .sI.tiiab,I
business ...sua.. ,,us. OF a,iuoe usaga
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v,Is rov uHWnr Icla,s cost no % ~
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WANTED shallow iuuur ,, ..,,p,os
uut I.r -t.r rt.I.r. pr.r. ba,r,
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turD. have. ntH,r I,Uaoa close n drIIIIpr
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mruI ftfun. ruHt halt of the northeast
uunrt'r u.H NIfl section fourteen 90.
i'wuaup twenty three C.! unrut range
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county. I'f Ht|r nt dthlnE A. INIT
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BOARD AND ROOMS
wIIrNI yO t,r

... WHEkL TO FAT Ell
uSbER NEW MANAGEMENT -n,eakf,st
W snort order lunch. II 40 10 /
y. ~. soc dinner 20 Z, SOC. We r,,ke
wwtthly rates home cooking. Martha
washington cafe. 'l6 4. Denver.
WA>rtn--RooMs or BoARp s2
- hll- ny man and wife. room and
puatu IN private family, references *
changed. Usage psi.
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room iu private home. south sids nre
i,rren. Address l2a. care World.
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"nh hoafd in private home. rrfcr,r,gs
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AUTOMOBILES
.rrOM0BiLEs FOR SALE. I,

.-Tr MODEL DODGE touring car. ali
20 t.r,a new top LOOKS and runs like
:. mo- dealers need apply OseEc 962.
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WANTED To take charge Of your small
hotel. boarding or roofnlnE 6ouse rsn
make money, not afraid ~ work: by re-,
fined widow with business ability and bost
"t References Address 2ts-b, World
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PAINrIN0 AND prCoR,r,N,


PAINTING ptpcrhanriug Decorating es.
Inmates gladly given work done ln 0rat
class workman li,v manner Phone Ostr0
lsif A. o.. Cosby.
FOR PAINTING aud uurorhangIng cau D.
ftWhuEh. Osago e..
LET Us d' your inside painting ot sny
hind also small outside Jobr W pa int.
ms aud rcpsIriug. We guarantee AN uf
our work and our ptitrs arc the lowest.
Miller a Ewers sli s. Boulder Phons
Usage a577
ROOMS rNPEREp
Including paper. Tor s. and up. House
decorating IN all it- branches. est .uatsa
chcertully given an work guaranteed
?. 5. sutherland tls W. Third ,sago
A. y. HODGE Paper hanging and paint
ing residence, ~ \. Rosodalo. Phone
OPEN siIOP
Painter anu paper hauE,r wants Nour
WGrN courteous, fdir treatment. cedar
J. J. MITCHELL painting psperhanxing
and esisomining Phone cedar tsss
rAiiohI>G Am PRESSING rs
FASHION TAtlORs southeast conner
. Second and Main. rhonq Osage 900.
Make good clothes TO otdfr fut ladies
and gentlemen, clean. prod, rrlinc arb
rent garments Tor ladies amt gentlemen.
satisfaction guaranteed lowest prices. No
hot air
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ION nrNr IrnN,supn, =.

'llEhHNNE, $. ig27 Nicely furnished
.s bns"foom aud garage if desired. Osage
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GASOLINE STATION and auto sunny
store r"liable man wanted ia manage
mo- "t our branch gasoline ana OH sta
tons 10 Tulsa, you must h. able 10 IT
vest not less than 8 900 In cash. fully
secured We pay you salary and YOUR
share or profits. call between . q. fn. and
noon Or phone Osag" s22 for appointment.
Auiomoi!yo Equipment Co., Room ?, Hol,
laGd Bldg,
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existed from birth; more likely 1t has de.
veloped gradually. 1t is, however, con.
dition which can be remeded, but this
would destroy his usefulness as one of the
strange people.
In Ringing Brothers circus collection Of
freaks there are the three Homer brothers,
ages 10. II and H. collective weight about
1000 pounds, and Miss Carrie Holt, the
ever-smiling fat lady. These strange PEG,
PIE are suffering from the opposite condi-
tion-namely, hypothyroidism. or INSULT
cient thyroid secretion. The ductless
glands are interrelated in their functions
that Is to say, each Of the glands has
'reveral functions, and where one function
of one gland is increased or decreased,
the secretion Of some other gland having
similar function will be decreased or
increased.
The insufficiency of thyroid secretion
may be due to excessive secretion Of some
other gland or it may be due to small,
inactive thyroid. The weight OF, these fat
freaks makes them inactive, and this In.
activity not alone lessons waste-the
oxydation Of fat, which is part of the
chemical processes of waste and repair
is, lessened. Fat persons usually have large
appetites and they have prediction for
fatty food-butter, cream, eggs. fat ham
and the like. Those who have become so
fat that they can appear as the champion
fat man and fat woman at the circus take
good care that they will not lose weight.
They will not take thyroid or other anti-fat
remedies, they will not go on q starvation
or ahti.fat diet, they will not exercise, for
, pounds In fat mean dollars in salary.
On the under side Of the brain Is the
pituitary gland, twolobed gland, the
anterior lobe controlling growth. In the
neck are the two large glands, the thyroid
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(Which controls fat growth and the thymus
which controls bone growth. After the
third or fourth year the thymus begins to
waste, and by the time of puberty only a
little connective tissue is left, while its
functions are taken over by other glands,
mainly the pituitary. If there is an excess
of pituitary secretion, (hyperpituitarism)
during childhood, there will be rapid in
crease in growth, the child will be large
for its age and will grow up a giant in size.
If the pituitary secretion is insufficient In
quantity during childhood, hypopituitarism,
the physician calls It, growth Is retarded
and infantiism results.
That's all there is to the ',why" Of the
giant and the midget; difference in the
quantity Of pituitary secretion There are
many contributing causes nearly all deal
ing with the activities OF other glands.
The midgets are usually we'll developed,
chubby, and in proportion to their height
many are fat. These have hypopitui.
tarism and hypothyroidisn. These can
be cured" In the sense that under treat
ment with pituitary gland extract they
would grow, but just like the fat man to
whom pounds in fat mean dollars in sal.
airy, lack OF inches in growth means dollars
In salary The treatment is, however, still
experimental, although 1t has been sue
cssful In slow-growing children AS circus
m1dgets don't want to be Cured" no ex-
periments upon them have been recorded,
but 1t is probable that the theory which
has been verified In children will work
out with midget adults.
Gigantism, the disease produced by an
excess OF the secretion from the anterior
lobe of the pituitary gland during child.
hood, cannot be cured, II the excess of
secretion does not begin until after growth
Z has been completed there will be no In
4 ~ Grant nri,,fn D,oht. ya..,r.a
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By DR.. /. L. Nascher.

IF person differs much from most of
us in manner, ideas or habits we call
him peculiar" He may be interest
ing and attractive because of his peculiar.
tiles OF mind and temperament.
But If he is very different in physical
appearance we call him q freak" and; to
many freaks are repufsive.
To the medical man any abnormality of
mind OF physique is of scientific interest.
The Eat Lady," the Human Skeleton
the Giant" the Dwarf" are manifesto.
tfons Of some wheel in the human ma
chfnery which Is out Of gear. The Eat
Lady," for instance is enormous in bulk
because she is suffering from deficiency
of thyroid secretions-,lnder proper medi-
cal treatment she could probably be re-
duced to fairly normal weight.
And so 1t Is with most of the "circus
freaks" which are viewed with astonish-
ment by the audience, but which science
recognizes at once as rather extreme types
Of various diseases.
TO the scientist there is no such thing
as a freak Of nature" Nature makes no
mistake, performs no freakish act. There
is natural cause for everything that Is
abnormal, although it is not always pos.
known in biblical times, yet it is only
within the last twenty years that ra-
honal theory for their excessive growth
was formulated, and 1t is less than ten
years since it was apparently proven that
gigantism and dwarfism were due to alb
normal activity of certain glands in the
brain called pituitary glands
In similar way 1t was shown that the
excessive obesity OF the fat woman and
the excessive ieanness of the skeleton man
were due to abnormality in the activity Of
the thyroid gland in the front part of the
neck.
The earliest anatomists knew about the
existence Of these and other so-called duct
less glands The salivary glands have
ducts which carry the saliva to the month.
The mammary glands Of the breasts have
ducts which carry the milk to the nipple.
But the tonsils, the thyroid and thymus
glands in the neck, the pituitary and the
pineal glands in the brain, the adrenals
lying, on the kidneys and few other
glands In the body have no ducts, and
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lily stimulate the oxydation Of fat, and un-
der activity the fat in the body is used up.
II excessive fat has been consumed in food
the amount not used in ordinary activity
is stored as fat in various parts of the
body. The thyroid has a secretion which
passed directly into the blood through the
blood vessels that pass through the gland
and this secretion stimulates the oxyda.
ton of fat
Now, if there is more of this secre-
ton than Is required to keep the body fat
at normal fat standard, the fat will waste
thin. In wasting diseases the disease
cause also stimulates the thyroid and there
is excessive thyroid secretion with conse-
quent fat waste. In disease the BODY will
not assimilate n sufficient amount Of fat
to make up for the waste, and as the stom-
ach and bowels are usually affected in
disease, especially where there Is fever,
the digestion of energy-producing foods
like starchy and sweet foods, and tissue
producing foods like meat, cheese, wheat,
ETC., is lessened. But where there is only
excessive activity of the thyroid (hyperthy-
roidism 1t Is called by physicians) there
is only an excessive waste Of fat without
any other disease symptom.
Now, take a man like Transparent
William" known also as "The Living
Skeleton" who Is about five feet five and
weighs about seventy OF seventy-fve
pounds (the less the better for exhibition
purposes). This is case of excessive
thyroidism, the physical condition being
aggravated by active exercise which helps
to keep down weight. and by mountaineering
food. Tho general effect is heightened by
2close-htting garments and high hat. It
Is possible that this hyperthyroidism has
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until recently it was NOT
known what they secrete or
what their purpose was. 1t
was known that If the thyroid
was taken from a healthy an.
imal 1t would die; If only part
ly removed the animal would
b, come fat and lazy, while IL
the animal were fed on thy.
roid it would become lean.
Further experiments ex-
planned this. Fat in the body
is oxydized and converted
into heat. Energy and activ-
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s.Zip, the What-Is-It?" Is
an Amiable, H armless
Curiosity of Rather I'm
usual Face and Head, But
Entirely Healthy and Nor
mai in All Respects Except
a Somewhat Limited Supply
Of Brains.

In Krao's case the features are aero
megaiic, and IL this cause for excessive
halr growth Is present 1t will readily ac-
count for the remarkable growth upon
the face, head, body and limbs on person
who comes from naturally hairy race.
AS with other freaks. so with the hairy
freaks; the more striking the popularity
or abnormality the more they can command
IN the exhibition field. They therefore en-
courage the excessive growth of hair by
shaving Or clipping the ends, by friction
and drug stimulation. the use of pomadea
having an animal fat base, etc.
The billiard ball woman, who hasn't a
hair on her head, is suffering from, alopecia.
or badness. People get bald in certain
diseases like typhoid fever, small box. etc.
because In tho course of the disease the
Diooo becomes impaired and as the nutri-
ton or the hair Is carried in the blood
when this Is impaired the hair roots 5n
not receive proper nutrition and the fine
muscle fibers which hold the hair in the
scalp become weakened. The hair, conse-
quently, falls out.
new freak, one never before exhibited
In this country. is Laurello a German. who
can turn his head backward so that his
head faces the other way This ia a con-
tortionist's trick which. he says, anyone
can do who will give the time and effort to
do it. On the exhibition platform he
grasps his head in his hands and gradually
twists b.; head around until he looks di-
rectly backward In q private exhibition
he showed that he could turn his feet back
ward, standing for, a few seconds with his
body forward and his head and feet turned
backward. He spent three years in daily
practice TO accomplish the feat with his
head. six months being required to get his
chin on his shoulder -. =
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crease in height. but there will be an In.
creased growth of bone in some parts OF
the body, generally in the head and face
hands and feet. The disease Is then called
acromegaly. Some giants are we'll built
and finely proportioned, but many are thin,
there being an excess of both thyroid and
pituitary secretion.
There is vast difference between tho
dwarf and the midget. The dwarf Is fairly
well developed and OF normal size except
In the length Of his extremties. The fault
with the dwarf is supposed to be a de-
"'iency OF thymus secretion and conse.
nuent deficiency in bone growth. The
homes continue to grow in the skull, chest
and pevis, as these contain organs which
Continue to grow but the growth is stunt
ed in the limbs. We may ask why these
glands give excessive or insufficient secrc-
tions. 1t Is not yet positively known. 1t
is known that in some cases parent had
some, blood disease; occasionally there is
hereditary influence. But scientists ara
working on the problems of heredity, and
their solution will probably clear, up this
fundamental why.
The hairy man, Ringling's "Krao, the
Missing Link" the bearded lady, the wo-
man with the long hair, the man with tho
cases OF hypertrichosis, or excessive hair
growth, The most remarkable example OF
this freak is Krao. She Is a Siamese wo.
man, who has an excessive growth OF hair
on head, face, arms, legs and body. But
she says most men and women OF Laos, in
Siam, arc hairy. and there they probably
lcok upon beardless men with little hair
development upon the body and limbs as
freaks or as weddings. There are similar
hairy people in Liberia and Japan To the
scientist there Is nothing remarkable
about Krao or others of this type of freak
Hair can grow anywhere on the body
except on the palms of the hand and the
soles of the feet, and more or less growth
on some certain part of the body may be
racial or family trait or may be due
to some local stimulant to tho hair bulbs
Excessive pituitary secretion may be re-
sponsible, as 1t Is for excessive growth
In other directions. In acromegaly there
Is an increased growth of hair, a tendency
to grow low on the forehead and high up
on the abdomen
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Prof. Luschan, of Berlin, Making Scien-
tific Study of the Giant Ustus Macl1now.
the Tallest Man in the World, Who Stands
Nearly 10 Feet High in His Stocking Feet.
This Man Is a Sufferer from too Much
Activity of the Pituitary Gland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10


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