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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

faugc nogen bib Sii9l eler Epr al
nogcn Irt, unbtaeen ban gier oct i
| Selpforipnr eler bar foat iGrIig
SilaOeIie al Enriabeben. s @is
ccniin fan Ell frentmeo llnoeriaat finn
foa Sagtret, hpiS ban eier eler Letter
2oro Ser / Staten. s Seem Seriep
fan han fun faa Sinaoelic til at iage
eIler eic Sfpbcpaaben, bbiS ban eier
fait GienoonL | bpilfen ban bar inoe.
itdncubc mere emo 1000 Collars.
: Oregon nlao Ell, ipm life or Dor.
ger, ium enifcr at bripe Saat, Ia to
Sepilinger, ncn1lig ct gum li%cence",
ser fofer % Collars ont Iaret, og
ct Sagtfort, ser foiter 10 Collars.
s Iortuna maa man bctale so
Collars for Siqooelie til at bripe
Sagt % Gle Sfpbepaabeu. SpiS mull
euIfer of ba ct 8epGr | Siliet til
S%eluIoripar (lbcn SSagtret), iaa mao
man betale % Collars ON Iaret for
ct gun licence". 0enne @eItemmelie
giGlber BOG life for "bomcItcaberS",
"~copbopS" % 5aarebproer eler for
iloecr, iom eier en- 100 Icres Sarm.
s Utah n1aa uoenlnnbife llnberiaat.
Ter, "bomeiteaoerS" mhtaget, life ia
nogell SfpOeoaabcn / lin @eiiobelie.
SeIp eiterat man bar betalt for ct
SSagtfort / bpre CONNIE, mao man
life fro, at oct giper Ell Het til at
Ifpoe alt nullig. Sagtlopen iorbpoer
aloeleS at brGbe mango forifieQige
inI~eftGoenoe Silgle, iom gabner Sar-
merel1 peo at ipiie Snicfter, iom
eIlerS ptlbc eoelGgge beres @rpbe.
$ be heite Stater er set ogiaa for
bltbt at brGbe Smgiugle, og ielp ON
npgen enfelt StatS 2op life forbpr
bette, iaa er Solfeitemningen belle
9anbet oper imoo oct, og Den maa
reipefteres iaanel iom 2open. Inbre
Sugle pg gilot er beifpttet enten for
nogen faa Wuaneber eaer for Ster.
lteoelen al glaret. S oe Stnter, Duor
ser (. gr. fiubes Ell MGngbe &ron.
pilot, fan Der bripeS Sagt tele gins
teren, men / andre Stater fan &ron-
piIot fun iageS nogen iaa Gage boert
Iar, / Wasiacbuietts iaaleoes fun
ira Sen Ace til Ben 9be December.
Com mar Ter, cr Der meget OF
lore ON Sagtlopene, og enbper bpr
i9tte Zig ino / Dem. Nan fan faa
9open for fin egen Stat frit peb of
tilifripe "Sbe State Game Commits.
lion. Aoresien fam faces ira Boit-
nclteren. Wtan fan o9lau fua ct fort
uhhrag al Sagtlonene / ale Staterne
on i Canada peb at tilifripe II. g.
Department Of agriculture, @aIbins.
ton, g. G., 90 beoe ON "@ame 9aps
for 1929. Segerne blir 6a tilienot
gratis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Wisiionarer /
%Saneenifab.

Sra Gban9bai, China, ~telegrafe-
res, at TO amerifanfe Wtsiipnerer,
Epis Haone man enbmi life bar
faaet rebe paa, boloes | Snngenifab
al 9anoitter / Sonanproninien. Np-
teben berom blep ienbt til Sbang.
bai al Wrs. S~soeritrsm, Tom err til
fnyttet Den lltberife G%binamisiion,
oa Tom nplig bIeo lesIaot at @an-
ritterre og bar unfommet til Cling
dlotpfu. Sum beretteoe ogiaa, of
fun bapoe feet $. 6. 2ebgaaro
tlanbt ganbitterne.
Sfelge ct netop mobtaget Sele.
gram fra ben nori tslutberife &irfeS
WisiionGr, gaitor 6. g. ". 2arien
: 9pang Gbop, err Or. Omar Borg
greem pg bans 5 Iar gamle Ssrl
blepet bortfsrt Of ganbitter i SO.
nmprouirier. @pen Soibm, bpo,
Or. 9ors.green bar i%tntioneret, par
blepet beriet % plpnoret al Ban.
fitterne. S~elegrammet tilfeier, at
De anore @~isiionerer bar Sit
ferbeo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Kpinoe palet til
Poieiterets oommer.

Sloreuce &. gaen / Glepelano blep
oeo 8alget iorrtge Sirsbag palgt til
Reblem al Staten Sbios Ssieiteret,
ibet bun beieirebe lin Wootauoioot,
SiltriftSoommer g. SO. Sou9b meo
ooer "a, 0 Stemmers Naioritet.
Sun blep / 1920 palgt til 81
itriftsoonmer, ben ferite apinbe iom
bar inbebapt ct iaabant Gmbebe, %
MI ogiaa ben fsrite &pinbe, ipm err
balgt Ill CONNER / en- StatS Seieite-
ret.
Weiis 4len graouereoe fra @eit.
ern &eierpe ll~niperiitet / 1904 og
bapoe berefter / tire g(ar glniGttelie
peb "Glepelmb Hlain SealerS" He.
baftion. S 1913 grabuereoe bun ira
BEN illrioiife afoeIing peo SEEM gorf
.llniperiitet pg blep fire Iar oerefter
ubnGpnt til I~Siiiterenbe StatSaopo.
fat / Gupaboga Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Vvt 6runoIopstiuoo.

Oct rationale &pinbepartis grefu.
tibfomite beilutteoe paa lit Isbe /
@aibington foriee llse at forelpgge
9ongresien ct uofait til ct mt &men.
bement til De Sor. StaterS 9onititu.
ton tiliigtenbe at fierne al bibtil be.
Itaaenoe Sorifiel mellem &isnnG1eS
&ettigbeoer.
Set blen beili1ttet at paaIfpnoe Or
beiSet meo lto~arbeibelien al Imen0e.
mentet og paabegpnoe Gampagnen
for bets Seotagelie | ale De AZ eta.
ter, bbis Segislaturer foriamles /
8inter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Guropas PpeoeapIino.

Sra @aIbington melSes, at Sc re,
ttoereoe Sperilag ODER Dem europpi.
tie Speoeaoling er er gllnItigere END
for en- Waaneo iiben, men of De ie.
reite &appurter til SanoeIsbepar.
tententet oesua9tet letter ltobpttct
/ belle europa meb l1nbtaaelie al
&uslmb til 1914, OOO,OOO 8l1Ibel
mirlore emo forriee @ar, 90 SotoI.
robDttet / bet ianme Serritorium
Gelsb fig til t,20S, 100000 9uIbeI.
Sen frantic Speoenbltng aniIaueS til
o55,OOO,OO0 Sltibel oe Spanien5
til 126,O00,OO0 9liibel. Mm fan
rerfor pente fig en- flor @fteripergiel
efter merifanif Speoe, flyer 0epar.
tcmeltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
onsforhoielie

Sra Doungstppn, Ohio, me6Sc.
les, at Neutrality-suspicious. ifslgc
6et al "amalgamateo I%siociation OF
SSronL Steel unb Gin @orfers"
aIIiutteOe me &snSregllatip bill er.
bolbe en- SsuSfprbpielie al AZ Gts.
pr. Time.
gariagen BERTH er Stigningen /
Yriierne for bette Eroouft I'll $500
pr. S~unbreOe Ylno moo $3.05 peo
i,bite Speisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Sfibsbrano.

Sra Hep Orleans meloeS, at
Tragt6amperen Soda, Der bar paa
Ieiie fra Stem Orleans til Seras,
er neobrGnOt til Sanbgmgen uoc
taa belt merifarIfe Coli, 40 Wil
fra observation-disclosures Wunoins.
Wanbaifbet reooeoe Jig / Saaoene
90 blep uptaget al en- franif CANT
ter.
Samperen hop6e er @el9tning
paa q Wano, Sfibets Sfficerer ibe-
,cgnet. Sabnin9en beItob al $50
Cons alminbeligc Sunbelsparer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Runoreoer ihielbrenot.

Sra Shanghai teleeraferes, at
cher 200 @enneifcr err omfommet !
en- Sloebranb omborb poa oen fine.
life Sloboamper "Saitibins" paa
Meiien fra Sbangbai til Siunamina
Sslano nbenfor Ilnoinaen al
slangtseflooen. Oamperen blep lat
saa 9nno peo @bansfu, ner
Sgangbai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
"Oscar II" erunoitcot.

Sra a%iebenbapn telesroferes 13Se
Wopember: Sfanoinapia amerifa.
LINENS Easiageroamper Oscar
II" Itsote ioag poa @rimo uoerfor
Sfss, nGr Snolsbet til &riItianio
Sapn. Iae GGsiogerer meIoes at
r9re | Stffcrbeo. Oscar III" be.
fanot iig paa &eiien fra Sem gorf
til ifanoinapiIfe Sapne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
@alg / GngIanb.

Sgaar, SnsOas, foreeif altiaa
Observation-Disclosures i England. Oct
pil ia rlo9en Gage, for Ger foreIiager
fllo 8eifeo on Heiultatet, men be
leritc Rapporter tpoer paa, at Or.
beloerpartiet bar goat meget iterft
rem | Stenmeantal, men ON bette
ogida bill reiultere / en- Itsrrc &c.
prGIeltation / ~ltnoerbuiet err enonl,
ltpiIt, FOR Irbeibernc bar ale Sc ire
andre Barrier imob iig.
@lanot fienbte Terionliabeber iom
allereoe De ferite Happorter bite por
gienoalgt bar 2abp Iitpr oa Sir 60.
bert Sorne, 6inansminiIter / 9lopo
Georges &abinct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18Th 1908 AT
rHR PosT oFFIcE At DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CONGRESS or MARCUS 5, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
SsifprrGberi.
"8raablnier" / &agern.

Sorbsret oper be tiblisere sreife
&abinetSminiitre % 9eneraler, ion1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Livestock, Grain &PTOduCp

November Il.
SO. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
now TO MAKE LETTUCE HEAD.

If you had hard luck with head let
tuce again. last year and It was either
utterly headless and ran up to seed or
if the heads were as ernpt- as those Of
some people you know, don't be DIS
couraged, but try again this spring.
Just make the ground richer and BE
sure there Is a water supply available;
There is only one secret to making
head lettuce head, rich soil. plenty OF
moisture and keep II moving from the
day the seed sprouts. 4 check in
growth from lack of nourishrnent or lack
OF moisture means no head. Start a box
of seed in the house or in a hotbed or
cold frame, and have the. little plants
ready to transplant as soon as. the
ground can be worked. Give them plen-
ty Of room, keep them hoed religiously,
and see if they don't head.
Tt might be ?: good pSan to try some
other variety than the one -ou used
last year In some sections one variety
vii, head much more readily than an
Other Inquire among your neighbors
who grew good head Lettuce and see
what variety they had and II you can't
find out this way try some Of the sure
heading. varities advertised in the seed
catalogues. Plant an early heading va
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

4 1 p
the pnhdss o. tsS ,eSu.;erasnt Jean s5-
pears 5and gives 5stsx her engagement
ring sThicH Is Immediately placed On Ce-
.esSfs arge., - y. 2E
Tae;. BasAfa! EoSos. who has, beoome
!rsTTs b tets With Jean. accepts the lavi-
ItztiS1 to Idsst .he- family on the fam
,GilEsell ends sert fssys AS they make tae.-
rz-it Nsoees5e-. Oilers IN ere case were
e tssctetr e1d, -Rcssffhe o4s tsZiss IDA
sSes1s Juies tie, .T-e-srh. maid. 20 tee
.tr6y..s Z Stress .fsflss Ruth Bsgies..5.il
ssads5tie s.a.ilessiSs gi-i. Frances wilsttaie-.
tifisss EarSat-l Af,en) = Miss Azens who
iwa6 t5Ssseht At oaly' three -ehssrsa.s. BE-
.inzst1s sss6st2xte. zaSiy f.!sd her rorl
nEe..sa had prs5seusiy BEEN assigned =
iaIfSt ,1ioaiser 2 ( Daley who vas uasb!e
rs sprasee6l beeasase Of .ilness An O.
chess O. i've siecssyf u-fissi.ed good M
'sIe oar hs ,the evening. o. .t.- -
ffiss 'GeeSess O. Tie ente-ssinTneat "a.
::arSs,y Que 70 the efforts o tAe CON
sr:li9see - .e,l1.5e. Miss Eern.ce Under
nc q. r .si-eSeress PhiltD r. WAaiey
sage Ia2ral-s- Ifsrry ". Carlson. BIZ
i,s.eSs manager. '
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
: sI-BsrlTTTr Fog crTrKy

Celeraic or root celery for those who
do not have the time 10 attend to the
building up and cultivation of celery
offers al easily grown substitute which
needs no more care than carrot, turn
ip or other root crop. It has become
rather. common in Vegetable markets DIR
ing the last year or two and is used chief
" as an Ingredient for soups and stews.
which may be kent in the cellar as easily
as 0the commoner vegetables where 1t
would be impossible TO keen celery. It
rhas precisely the same flavor
Boiled and sliced cold it Is used as
a salad. 1t should be planted now ii
box or hotbed and the young plants
transplanted into the open ground as
soon as it is warm enough. Its cub
ture is much the same rs celerv and
1t needs the sans conlitions Of soil
ana moisture The best results and
the largest roots are obtained if the
seedlings are transplanted into indi-
vfdual pots before they are set into
the ground.
IN order to make the root grow
deeper and develop more substance
many gardeners rake the soil away
from the top of the root as it develops
until nearly the entire root IS above
the gr 5und. This sends the feeding
roots down deeper and develops greater
depth of root.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
!, POINTS on GARDEN PLANNING.


E A garden laid out according to plan
usually gives twice as. many returns be-
sides. saving a lot of time in figuring
out where, to plant and what to plant
next Take tape or yard stick and
measure off the garden. Draw it to
scale on paper and figure out while
the ground IS still frozen tust where
everything is to 60 and what crops
are to succeed others.
If the garden space is small say as
small as 10 by % feet, it is a question
Of which vegetable will yield the most
returns. A surprisingly large amount
Of vegetables can be grown in even
this, small space.
It IS well to decide upon two main
crops which may be grown at the same
time or as. q succession. Tomatoes and
string beans offer a good solution with
radishes, lettuce and young onions as
the first crop the tomatoes and beans
to follow. The beans taking compare
lively little nourishment from the soil
compared. with other vegetables may
be grown in rows between the toma-
toes which should be placed three feet
apart each way and trained to single
stems tied to stout stakes at least five
feet high. When the string beans have
been harvested there will be oppor-
tunity to follow with crops Of turnipg
or carrots for fall. A dozen tomato
plants can be grown In this space,
leaving plenty of room for the other
crops between the rows. From dozen
well-grown tomato vines a lot of fruit
may be harvested during the season
If string beans are not desired. car
rots. beets or eturnips might be put in.
In planning the gardens particularly
q small one, It is best to run the rows
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

i
the same chance TO receive the light and
an eyes then will sprout at the same
time, One should never take the seed
directly from tire cellar and place under
the direct rays Of the sun, as this is LA
bic to cause .scorchIng AM hurt the ger
minating power Of. tae potato.
Potatoes should be cut after greening
and nor before. If. the weather turns
cool and frost Is expected potatoes
shoutl be, covered at night to prevent
chilling.
BeGore the green:ng Of +. the seed is
started. the potatoes should be treated
to prevent scalb. Either fornlaldahyde
or corrosive s,lblirnate may be used.
care should be taken net to place 1t
where any animal can reach it because
very l5ttle of It may prove fatal Cor
rosive slblsmate also helps control
rhiza6tonia which is very prevalent in
this section. .
If only few potatoes are to be
treated. a larger vinegar barrel can be
used and the solution OF corrosive sl1hli-
mate or fornaldahyIe placed in the bar
rel. In @the case Of forrnaldahyde use
one pint to 80 gallons OF water. With
corresivel sslIbHnaate, use two ounces to
Is gallons Of water Potatoes are then
put into sack and submerged In the Il
quid. In the case Qof corrosive, sublf-
mate, leave the potatoes in for one
hour in the case OF fornaldahyde, two
hours After the potatoes are taken
out dump them out TO dry.
II so tusne.s or more are to be treat
ed. the potatoes should be placed on the
floor and a sprtnkling pot used to
sprinkle a solution Of the same. strength
and the potatoes should be sprinkled until
they are thoroughly saturated with either
of these solutions and then covered and
left from one to two hours as above.
Then they should be dried out as quickly
as possible by shoveEng them over as
fast as the top surface dries. After this
the potatoes are ready to be put out into
the sunlight for the .greenIng process.
Demonstrations on seven farms last
year showed an average Of SO bushels
more per acre from greened seed than
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
For Her F.rst birthday

\ 0.rthday party. p is held Iozd@r -
tho i.oE.e u III. and Mrs. Lyman Smith
II Mass pear, II !lorS- ~ their grand
daughter, Elsie 55ae srait'l : r.T:l-i.as,-
cG.5e adorned the ceIIter os ile 1a5is t,:eh
ore candle. Those present We're Ia La. =
DLahneii 81. Sadie i. Drshae.i AZ ..'a:t-
Hnie, Tiaie Nae s.ni.,i, iia-'ia.. Ear,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
PEACH TREES SHOULD BE

To prevent Ieaf-curl. peach trees should
be sprayed at once. The Stay should
be put on before the buds begin 70
swell. If San Jose scale is present, use
liquid lime sulphur. one gallon to eight
or nine gallons of water, for leaf-cur
control If there is no scaie, the cur.
may be controlled b. the use of ore
part Of liquid linne-sulphur to Is
parts Of water. the amount designated by
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
"a ooo, 900 PIECES OF
LITERATURE

Attractive booklets and pamphlets
IN great variety, dealing with the i'm
portant phases Of health and disease.
and prepared by leading experts, are
distributed broadcast. So far, 1885,
100000 copies have been distributed
5000, 900 In 1921.
In addition, is.ooo. 600 copies Of
he Aet,opolit6s. a health magazine,
are issued annually.If
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
LEGAL xorrcE
st A co-'ET or FKoBArE HrIl

AT A CO. Fl OF PROBATE ErTr
=. No-g.ci. w.ti. ant ror thse Disfrif
O. Norwich, "a tke -: day os Rsrck'
:. u. Jsze
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Es-r;- =. las l. 4..c.ai@Ca1. aass -
preston II sad -D-strsc-. C-c=szsC.
lfsur- =. E.es-:ae-d = PEts.o... c-l.a.
--i>5saTei Il ceu-1 anu filed a petition
pa. -, ~ go -=-.55l.E t..e.rsl ~ sc-.l.
-. =. .7s.Ta...cat Duryorting 20 bc -
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
PUBLIC APPRECIATION

The American people have made the
Metropolitan the greatest life insurance
company in the world, with $7,o05,-
I07, $50 insurance in force.
It leads not only in Industrial but In
Ordinary. More than jolt Of its business
II force is Ordinary-S3, 1892, 267 PA
,gh.ch is more than that of any Com
1any in the world.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

tlis iaaa,asa s7es of one ,4seding
brand is f Il Is pounds to each so
fsaifons. The directions are.:s4ofi tins
package.
IN spraying psa 81 trees. for ,eaS-eurl.
efforts sloilld be mace to. cover-ali twigs.
50 that no spot VIII be left 7ferstiiae pest
to set u start.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
PRoDVCEs MAPLE SUGAR
oNr Guns, ~ q A-rrxrs Cir

Maple sugar prediction IS something
that one usually associates with more
northerly. regions, and 1t seems rather q
novelty to many people here. But a
numb # of farmers make d. success Of It.
One Massachusetts. farmer IS pfoduc-
ing sugar on cutie substantial, scale.
He has 500 sugar maple trees. and he
is getting good returns from them.
evaporating from 40 to so barrels Of sap
ranr daY
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

north and south to get a better distri-
tuition Of sunlight and SO that ore row
does not cut OFF the supply of sunshine
from another which often happens
when the rows are run east and west,
and taller vegetables are paced TO ths
south end.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
GAxs POTATOES GROW

10 NIAN7-Il' ON7U " -
BEST IF GREENED
.sSAeoes should DO sreened before
pl1n<-zg for two reasons" says one ex-
psrc. zone reason Is. 20. be able to de-
e.; al POTATOES which have poor ger
E1inatlnZ power and the other reason Is
20 enable the potato to Sprout in the
Eround from 10 days TO two weeks ear
Ter than II they were not greened. And
Dscors they are G-eened they should be
treated for protection against scab and
pthsr diseases"
Il the sreening process there are sew
c-al things to be careful about. Pota-
hoes should never be allowed TO sweat or
y chn,- as this Affects the terminating
p5ver. They should also DO turned over
very night, 50 that each eye Will have
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
GREAT DECLINE II
DEATH RATES

The death rate among Industrial
poIicy-holders reached its lowest point
in 1921-3t9%o lower than in 1911.
The rate from typhoid decreased 71fo;
tuberculosis, 400; Bright's disease,
nearly 500; infectious diseases. Of chill
dren nearly $40. The Expectation
Of Life OF white males lrectoaea from
1ge l0( increased / year,.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

from non-green seed. The Increase from
greening was probably greater last year
than in d normal season Because Of the
extremely dry weather shortly after the
planting of the seed. but the results seem
ed to snow clearly that through green
ing the potato grower can discard the
spindling sprouted potatoes before plant
ing, be@sure a more even stand of strong
plants and have a longer growing sea-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
A CITY THAT IS WATCHED

II FraninShsm. Mas, the Metro
politan Is leading the way IN a great
experiment, watched BY health author
tiles Throughout the country, to dem
onstrzte what proper municipal health
regdStiou esn do. Deaths from tlber-
rdlesb kHvs dropped from III per
10000 70 20 pr a1ntzn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
HELPING TIE EMPLOYER
TO HELP

Employers insuring their employees
-EHdE. Group policies are advised r.
Ezr9nK health conditions ard aceide,-;
prxvsztiee. while the employees re-
GIVE The bezsSts Of nursing service cea
welfare htsr1t1rss
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

AZ. Old f1cheio~ rcys gast the ,---~.ss
co-iosify eVer eiscovercd ~ so==G r
sguz1an.-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

Basarssil g Scotland La. AMI ssz-f.
Francs Foot % 1Ias-zoc-=.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

DISCOVERING DISEASE IN TIME
Pre- medical examinations otter dis
closing indpienf disease In time TO cure
Il are Rranted To Ordinary (annual
preuuiurn) policy-holde5, subject to
reasonable conditions.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
ErprEc 100000 PEOPLE

About 1890 600 people are insured
b Ehs 4srepolstz-over 10000. GOO
under weekly premium policies. The
weekly calls Of Agents at the policy
hosd.rs' homes provide a wonderful
spport1fty ix health and welfare
work
Ihs C1npsuy has accepted the op-
p1tuzitY and to-day IS at the fore
Fruut Of psbie health work IN America.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
HOMES FOR 1874 FAMILIES

HOMES FOR 1874 FAMILIES
In the investment OF its funds, the
Metropolitan IS now giving preference
to loans which will aid housing. During
1920 and 1921, the Company made and
pledged loans Of sos, oS0,017, on new
dwellings and new apartment houses.
providing homes for 1874 families.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
THE FUTURE

The Metropolitan viii continue is
endeavor to offer the best there is in
life, health and accident insurance, and
to save human life. Continued growth
will give the Company still greater
opportunities to serve the American
people in insurance protection and in
the conservation OF life and health.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22

I 1900, 600 VISITS By TRAINED
! ~ o
Free Nursing service Is given to In
duErsal pofiry-hSlders in $500 cities
saA tsWaA Trsined nurses not only
heal tie SEX bat teach right living.
Abous 100000 visits have been
nade-7,li6,s7S in 192raloue. Mum
s4ois tetters4siI Of lives saved.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-22
FOR The NATIONS HEALTH

FOR The NATIONS HEALTH
IA health exhibits and emergency
hospitals at county fairs last year; 295
Cleanup campaigns; agitation by
agents for health legislation; nation
wide campaigns against special dis
eases; sickness aud sanitary surveys;
a study Of Municipal health depart
ments; leadership OF practically al
American research work relating 70.
influenza are some instances Of
the Metropolitan's activity ii tbs
interest Of pubhchealth.