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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
COURT OPENS
ANCIENT CRAVE
Bones Stirred After 200
Years to Settle Row

SHANGHAI. Feb. a.--An means
OF adjusting difference between
Chinese li,ignntE who appeared In
tho mixed court here. the court d.
rected that grave mound goo years
old should be opened.
The dispute concerned the owner
ship Of small tract OF ground In
the action sung Chuidong alleged
that Yih Woo zoong invaded the
prcmises under controversy and
erected bamboo fence around Ger.
tain graves thereon. asserting that
the place was his ancestral burying.
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Dance Is Planned
by Campfire Girls

ilakota Husincsa and University
Girls campfire win give n dance sat.
unday evening. February IL. In tho
knights OF Columbus hall. The pur-
pose Is 10 raise funds for the business
girls campfire at Camp Sealth. The
decorative scheme will be carried out
with vLcntlnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
To Teach Parents
to Feed Children

The home economies department OF
the University OF Washington. with
tho assistance of local phyHieians.
will conduct cooperative child health
service. beginning "Wednesday. Feb.
ruary :. at D. m. The object II 10
assist parents where the feeding OF
their babies or older children requires
special attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
FREDERICK ADAMS

Seattle was elected president OF the
Puget Sound Academy OF ophthalnI.
ology and oto.larynoiogs, an or.
Eanixation OF eye. ear and throat
specialists. at the annual banquet
held at the University club Thurs.
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

Slate waste may be useful as A.
phaif filler instead OF cement or lime
stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

Twenty-six women have positions
ON important state boards in New
Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

Twothirsis Of the population Of In
dia Is engaged In agricultural pur.
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

F1ashiight and battery was invent
ed in 1898 By David Mircli.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Orient Railroad Discussed.


rIe.H' in Tho News
CANADIAN. Nov so-iudrc / /.
Jennings of Canadian. representative.
'l'ot 20 tho Legislature ~ Texas from
The i.lth District. was asked ,od,v
what D." thought of the suggestion -
I"'nicnnniGov"ruor Lynch Davidson
10 Tho effect that the state ~ Tc,,4
should devils" some plan for Swing tho
orient Railroad TIc replied IN sub.
stance 'hai 10 would ho calamity for
''c orient Railroad 10 D. dlsmantled for
several reasons one reason is tbn, tho
orient served a great section OF West
l'Nas which has mo- other railway ncn.
iil's. tho second is that many millions
~ dollars ar" invested in towns and
hnsinoss enterprises along tho Orion,
i'ailroad and which were Invested bv
virtue 90 the railroad. and. third that
Ut would hn somewhat rcfloc,,o, ON
me prosperity ~ West Texas for one
"I zoe leading roads 10 BE- ahondon.d
jung" JENNINGS further said tina, no
l'l"d some way would b. found bv tho
forthcoming legislature 10 save tho al.
'''u' hu' had no specific suggestion 10
il'N' as De- bad not had much time
To think about t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

IirNpiDN Nov ga rotph VIII
observe Education W.a d...suitad
throughout OBJ. state. l,suu- D,reu.
h'r 2rd. anl lasting through Drr,mhp-
% I.Uwdns tn Superintendent q. s.
johnson Of fha loylld1 rgHi. s. hoods
Tf' pastors ol tH. different rhurrhcs
viii w1.h sermons on Education op
SUNDAY December Two public .as.
s.nn- open o. tho puHIr VIII he hoid .n
ih' fl0Ul County court bogs. two uirhts
during thn v..k at which times rromi.
r.nt speaker from different parts of
Texas win make addresses Several
people llV. been luytd o. speak hut
none have been hcrd from definitely.
SATURDAY December % e general insfi.
'u'' ior 200 thn county win Do, cordar,s1
40 floydId1. boz which 40 tho scho.l
t.l'h.rs win participate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
SCHOLASTIC HONORS

The Golden Sandstone has re
Cclycd much praise IN the news
papers lately because ui the
.plcudid record this season IN loot
ball And an Amarillo resident
whose mind is more OH the scri-
on, things OF life. has asked The
News why we do not give equal
publicity TO the fact that five
high school students made the
highest grades possible. according
to the method OF rating school
work.
The only answer that can be
given /, that the people OF the
Panhandle are FAR more interest
ed in what the Golden Sandstone
can do against crack teams from
other schools than they are IN the
intellectual prowess OF students.
Most Of us realize that we should
be more interested in the students
who are trying 10 improve their
minds and IN themselves Tor suit
able stations in life.
But athletics Is an accepted
part 81 school life today. Athlct-
is is doing its part in developing
a school spirit. Schools are be
coming more noted today because
Of their winning teams than be-
cause OF the standard OF work
done. This possibly may be a false
standard OF Judging a school, but
il does not seem that there viii
be much oil a change during the
nexf lew years at least.
Successful athletics are iol'n
the part OF leader in ,hoo'
They become known AM i.aii@
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Nriu1nphs on
MJonquelleA
by MELVILLE DVISSON'pOST q
1900 NEA Service. Inc
TIE GIRL IN THE PICTURE

that would have ruined mo. whom
hy Gods luck . mot Harry n louis.
VILE ia heard tho ola women -U
her father Harry. so / had that
much 20 20 orl
"'Al' he says. what's tho
troublC|
9" 1 suppose u was In my face. 7
was broke down an I told h.u. To-
got II al. In his head. an then be-
pattod mo on tho shoulder "Oh
man. be said "a little money aut
goin' 20 DO yau any good IN g.t
YOU nifty Thousand dollars an you
so ont o. NE raco.courso this after
noon an pick q winner"
- tried 20 turn 81 down ] didn't
want 20 lose his money. didn't
know one horse from another nut
h. just laughed and kept patunc
mo on tho back a beginner for
luck be- Fiys. where's you nerve.
Al"" Wei. / picked that Dig Der.
cum colt that nobody had ever
heard a. "a five to.onc shot. an he
rompcd ir'
Il was alImpIn' alon, the cen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

10 e certain extent by the student
body They are elected to offices
and IN some way, are able % per
form their work 81, leaders better
than some OF the iutclire,ulls be-
cause they have learned unqucs
tionably the Importance oi team
work.
The valcdlctoriau, and ,aluta
tonan, of high schools come and
90. They are seldom known cN-
ccpt 90 member, of their immcd-
late iamilics and iu their classes.
But athletic honor !, fitting. too.
unlc,, the student has been real
first class star, Athletic, D. iu the
asccudcucy boz schools. a few
year, ago the best dcbatcr and the
best student were looked up Ia
as heroes. Today, they are hon
orcd, but not rcvcrcd ,o much.
Why not advocate "a ht,l fifty
basis,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
LETTER FROM TINGNLING
Iiv Olive Roberts Barton.

Nancy and Nick followed Mr. Green
wizard over tho trco.tops Ia his work.
shop in tho uinc.trcc-up IN the thick.
est hlackcs, part where no mortal
ygr could see.
~ was % queer place and It seemed
that everything Boz the world was
there.
In ouc corner of the room hung the
Invisible Magic sheet iu another stood
fh, seven League Oars, Boo another
was The Enchanted Bride ana in tine
fourth corner was table ON whion
stood the golden box containing the
Wishing lanc.
lu thr coutor ~ the room was a great
desk piled high with letters.
Hum ho'' sighed the Green Wiz.
ari. buryug over and picking up the
top One More trouble. I see. won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
DAY OF JOY

What are YOU thankful Tor this
Thanksgiving Day Wait q min
ute. II IS a failing, characteristic,
OF Americans, to attempt 90 cx
press nearly everything IN term,
OF money. Or, at least in terms of
prosperity.
Most Of rs have the notion that
Thanksgiving Day a. national
festival was born IN much the
same Spirit-a gratitude for good
fortune. To some extent, 1t wa,
The Pilgrim Father, were thank
iul Tor crops that ensured them
against starvation IN the barren
winter that lay ahead. But uu-
qucstionably their JOY was not
confined 10 food.
They thanked the Almighty for
liberty in government. freedom
OF worship and the simple Joys
Of happy homes.
So, this Thanksgiving Day, let
MS not be thankful merely in pro-
portion to our prosperity, though
times have greatly improved in
the past year
Let Us remember and bc thank
iul for these more important Gle
ments OF liic--our families, our
health, our friends.
Many a home that is trying to
make a small chicken serve as
Thanksgiving feast FOR a half doz-
en- hungry mouths has more gen
uine love and happiness 10 be
thankful for than some OF the
places where hutlcrS serve giant
turkeys ON silver plattcrs.
And VI we are Tar away from
home, forced to dine At a public
eating place among strangers. lct
MS me thankful Tor the love OF Tar
away home folks and friends
Such is the real Thank giving
spirit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

U1HE afternoon sun lay on the ter.
race u the gray stone house.
whore the biz creature. dead 10
tho middle. talked from his chair.
clearing the mystery that had coy-
cred his disappearance from The
world 10 was an extraordinary
STORY. and I wished to get Il. In co.
tail. precisely clear.
~ was fiction" | asked. this eS.
pIauu'Ion 90 Wcstrldgeg
d. looked 40 me IN sort OF won
der
"S4re." he said. Il made II up"
There wasn't any % u true?"
"Not "A word no answered
"pont you understand?
This was little game that me
and Cod Almighty was settin' w on
%, side
Won knew nothing OF the girls
arl'rs7' Tho thing seemed incr,d.
ib., 90 me.
That's right" he replied mot n
thing. except that her father. 81
lawyer IN me south. was dead, and
tho small coin was beginning 90
moan somrtt.n an OF course the
l,tIc game ot this Wcstridgo person
10 WIS blind pool. nobody in on
DO hu, Cod Almighty"
I could not forhcar a comment
30. seems 90 have helped you IN
'hc opening
II. big creature turned heavily
toward me.
VITA little Wes,ridge?" There
WIS trrp irony IN his voice q
didn't need any help 10 handle him.
That was A u 9 stun Tho biz
truun.. was ahead"
"w.h the STRIP" the query
escaped me.
NO be replied. chat was ms
sob TOO. You listen Iu COMM
20 a.
u looked out Cor chance tr ea,
the giri by herself. en- about frrr
o'clock 7 got it There had boon a
fog q; DO cleared q U.t.a urf Poi.
went Tor a walk She took .l. r..F
along the SEA toward Cromwell.
IiaTlor and ! followed her er.
turned hack where the path ends M
the harhor. and Just before "a biz
h1use. that hadn't been opened tr1f
SEASON. Z met her
Il stopped in ,ho PATH
Misslo.' ! said. could { sneak 90
you a mlnuicF
There was no sham cuisines.
about her. she was clean ANA
straight and afraid % u0th.n. It.
an angel % Gol
Certainly. she said VIVA, Is
BE-. sir
Tho b'r m1n moved his loose lt.s
in the chair
u know hing about stories -
he said IN. had o. HaEa ssn .t.
s9 a jury would believe .pn. aa. 7
done rr t.' ls I hmi-l a.ors Dr..
hsr
l.rf ..H.s been r..T ....
Z aas daN. .. out .u ... ..es....
an V.s froIn' 90 do ..r.-..,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

FiuYpNpN Nov 90 Tho r7ovd,a,
h.rh school football tenn was mot bon
fninN.ew SATURDAY MIGHT lv speci,I
tr1n o.. Floylada fans who were un.
able Co 1Ucomulny the tenn to Amarillo
saturday whom they were defeated b,,
ih' Amarillo Slud.cs lN sror, OF thir.
teen 90 six flliowinr hard fourht
same Tho team was given an cnthus.
asi'0 reception upon their rcutrn home
even though they failed IN b,l' tho
Amarillo team Ind vcro eliminated from
ihp state championship ur. & l.r.
p1'' is b'.us arranged FOR the team this
wr.k.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

der who wants some magic now"
lie opened the letter ana read aloud
Dear Mr. Green Wizard
Gould YOU. would you. please to
send me pair Of magical glasses
that can see through anything?
Sometimes when 80 to collect my
rent. the people ~ Whispering Forest.
and Bright Meadow and old Orchard
pretend they're not al home Then
! have to go away without H. IA the
Fairy Queen needs an tho rents she
can gct, viii YOU please give me the
glasses
Yours I'm need.
"Tinklc T. Tingalng
ooh, OH cried Nancy. ITS thu
fairy landlord
Then Green Wizard SMILED lie
has kind heart 80 he shall have the
glasses" he declared at once.
TO he Cpntinuedl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
nnfHun
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Cd,
any individual firm concern or corpor
alton. that may appear IN the columns
u The News win be- gladly corrected.
when called 90 the attention ~ the cdi.
tor. II IL not the intention OF this news
PAPER to wrongfully use or injure any
individual. firm. concern or corporation
and corrections will Doe made where war
ranted az prominently as was m,
wrongfully published reference or a.
ticle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
LAYING

I'm 1872 @ Chicago man sue.
another for $500 The cas-. drag
gcd along for go year. the llti-
giants spending over $1,000 iu al.
pcalmg tu higher courts. or 81
time, the amount al stake
a Judge now di,mi~,c, the suit.
unsettled Both hugauts are dead
So Is ono of the original lawyers
No one ., certain what the bone
ct contention 90 OBJ. Start wa,
Some think. % piano
Something - wrong with the
legal system that permit, the
spending oi $1,000 90 determine
the oNucr,hmu $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29


r'h anroddin' the gravel with my
uu, am atalkln' 90 my feet. ume
4s o. ] was afraid the recollection
would g.' away with me u | wasn't
careful The girl didn't say uoth.u'
and ] went on.
Harry wouldn't touch the win
u.Hs la picked out his nifty thou.
sand and put me out OF the room
4 hmred on. talking 20 my feet
And 10 saved me two ways. Tor
the thing | was agoin' 10 do would
"lyo ruined mo.
My Voice got down pretty near
n whist per
u never saw Harry after that.
] s1ys. until last night
she topped quick. an / went
an a stop or two.
Ny lthcr7 she said.
Yea | SAYS. not looking up.
Harry lIst a. be- looked that morn
ur ir L.ouisVille-only he was
troubled
"Tho1 { turned on her like WIS
maxim a clean breast OF H. had
'f0 tears startin' and the right
.hokeu7 an Il wasn't all jury dope.
] didn't want that heavenly angel
'1l'ai over BY little Westridge. II
n.'l ne heart out OF me.
Sow Missile. said. you've got
'0 h,Ir me even this thing up !
DONE now nothin' about your AZ
ars-i Ion't want TO know. bu'
you've ct TO take that same bunch
~ money and chance q on seme-
th.He
Sh hook hor head, ard had "a
Boa hour All along that sea'patn.
With 90 FOG doiring m and out ]
kept r.stt az hor. ! never lost a s'ep.
] VA 1ld aud rica. money Wa
H7'hIu n me
'El what should I do with me
money she al.c. fnally. IN sort
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Theatre lnstalls Radio.

IT-TT ~ ~ Y W wv
MEMPHIS. Nov. 90 "A receiving set
with loud speaker Is On Boz Installed az
tho Palace Thcatcr of this city Tho
largest type Of speaker manufactured
has been ordered ana viii De- Installed as
soon as % arrives IN connection with a
long range receiving set furnished ly
the Panhandle Radio Company. This
viii enable tho patrons Of the Palace
Thoatcr 20 'nioy high class music from
40 over the nation via radio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

ri''iA To ITO 'fNs
QINNNII Sow. 90 Two women hav,
h,.u arrested aud arc n nl here ON
CHARGES of arson. Two houses belong.
ng 90 or, Uf me women Mrs VIII
DHIIr lI. el.d 90 have l,.u -.t % ur.
ben DO, Inst $3.50 dHys Both fires were
discovered ANA put out lg ,he fra d..
wrm,rt The houses are insured iu
favor OF Mrs OIiair and terminating
evidence was found 90 indicate that the
fires were Intentionally set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
New Mexico
Roswell Ships Celery.

"T"ITIT ~ IIN NVNH
ROSWELL, Nov ga thousand
doscu lunches OF celery, approximately
a carload have been shipped hy Roswell
dealers in tho last few days. The celery
comes from the Pccos Valley ana is up
90 the usual high standard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Sheriff Makes Raid.



VERNON. Nov Sheriff Frank
Edmondson and his deputies has seized
-FOUR gallons ~ liquor and made sS az.
rests in the past few DAYS in a big clean.
up campaign. Mosi Of the arrests we're
made Tor gambling which the sheriff
announces is going 10 be- stopped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
rlaiuyicw win Entertain Singers.

IlAINNIEW. Nov 29-Four thou.
s1rd singers urc expected 90 attend the
Plateau Singing Convention here On
1928. according 10 John T. Taylor. pr,s,.
dent e. ih" organization. in 70 statement
tn Do" chamber OF Commerce Nondav.
rliryI.v WIS selected lur Too meeting
pHrn ou account oI h,r superior nous.
W facilities 10 is sold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
ship Steers To Kansas City.
.ertnl T., Tn. Nawa

TCCUMCAGL Nov 29.--walter Mon.
Gus. the Ina stockman, Is shipping
steers io the Kansas CITY market today.
Mr. Moncus shipped his own some time
ago, and is now buying anywhere he
can find the cattle and shipping TO the
mArk,ts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Panhandle News

he will return ny Thursday To bc in
Iloydlda for the annual Floyd County
poultry show which opens on that date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Gar situation i Better.

TTCrMCNRI. Nov a--Thc stock
car situation ON the M paso 4 South.
western is considerably better this week,
The Rock island Is returning the South.
western cars which have been on their
lines for the last three months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
I;u, Water Mains

VERNON Nov 90 -Thc CITY Dan.
purchased ooo feet 81 p.r, h,rs 49,
ihe new water mains Tho pipe was
bought direct from the mlnunatgr.rs
and 90 b. believed that quite s,vir,
WIS effected This is tho frs, e.e, i.'
ne solving Of Nernou's water problem,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

To. Mssiss.rli. frcauonuv ,ro,,.n q,
''' ''hd longest river IN IN. world.
'N '''li' is thn nnh h,ing surpassed
p" pm. Am'zn. the Nilc. tho Yangtso
ara ino l,uis,. in the order given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

'.O.d Kelvin "r'imaird TIA, tho world
non wears odd. hut there are
y '"N BIOLOGISTS who d. me-, con.
' ','.u 'h'' i's axe Is much greater than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

queen Elizabeth was the first SOW.
&. ',sn To ns' a fork. and n clergyman
20 h'f TINE preached a sermon against.
Swing Providence gave US our fingers
90 at with.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Intend, County Agent Confrrcnre.

FLOYDADA. Nov % County Apc,,
+ scott Wilson was called 20 COLI.
station Friday % attend GO county ae,,,
conference with the A. a VI Collere an.
ihoriiics az that place Tor three d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Begin Here Today

NJ JONQUELLE. greatest ~ French
detectives. BE- telling this unusual
story ~ the great criminal az bay
-adisCoverpd In a luxurious Eng
lish country house whore ne u
dying % "a disease which has al.
ready raralyzed the lower part OF
his body
But even In tho moment OF sue
GERS 81 1ouqucllc senses that he
hna been beaten. Thr great crimi-
nal. wanted for bond theft In Eng
land. tolls how he went 20 America
aud ar nar Harbur met the hcnuu-
ful American girl Although a
criminal. hiH sense ~ drc,ucy was
outraged whom ne saw that a disai-
pat,f lsuEIIHhman,
WESTltfbGE. was attempting 20
marry ler Tor hcr money.
90 went o. Wortridru. told him
that Do was an old friend 81 the
rlrlH father and that De- knows the
girl must have $4,000 90 save see
curItIcs which she has foolishly
bought con- margin The criminal
tells how hc produced The security
Tor Joan which Wcsiridgc ralsed
and then gave % him to turn over
90 the EIri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

Another drawback 4 wife len M
hack seat y that sic can't sec from
r herr she sets that w. didn' come with.
Pc mile q hittin' somcthin' Mrs.
%. isud's maid skipped out last night
.i,l . pair q black embroidered sih
...''. as an secret formula frr hccr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
$50 on with the Story
CHATTER III

TIVE afternoon sun lly on the ter.
race u the gray stone house.
whore the biz creature. dead 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08
GIRL IS BURGLAR QUEEN
'2.Nesr Old Mare Beys Clothes
Smoked Cigarettes. ard Directed
Activities cf Bsnoits.

olei.ea Ms~. led ss tNeites
searef sIf who planned their faids
ana HtHnl The inoi. u hoss ranking
from nine iu fffeen year. old esiu.
iniffed mofe ihan ~ theft. fran homes
and stores ln chelsea Mas during
the last tNe months. according 70 the
police
WfafIag lspys einfhlng smeAing rig
srsiies with her psis and on or,a
sions delivering a punch which had
plenty ~ force behind g. The souns
queen ~ lhc gang maintained a.
il said. . powerful and relentless lesa-
ership over The youthful bandits "a
wss said hy the police that IN. boys
vho are alleged ~ have committed
the robheres carried nash hrhfs. skel-
eton KEYS. and fmmies and used them
90 skilifulis that for several Vsess
the aHihor.iies blamed = gang of "a
pert thieves
The accused youngsters arc said to
haze handed over the most of their
loot 70 the queen Who. ln turn dis
posed of II through various fences
The gifl u registered - pupil IN one
IL She grammar schools. though she
often "pisYed hooksy' from studies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-08
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results from
an Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid

Undiresfed food delayed N the
-.orasch deczys. or rather. ierrents tht
szrur zs food eft ~ the open ar. szys
. noted authority. ffr ziso tells us that
Irdigtsfton Is caused y Hyper scidiiy.
sreaning. there IS an cxcfss of hydro
chioric acsd IN the stomach which prevents
complete digestion and starts food fer
rncnfation. Thus everything eaten sours
= fie stomach much Ike gzrbzge sous
n can. forming scrid auids and gases
uhich iufz.c The stomach lie a toy
balloon. 1hen ~e feel heavy. lumpy
suisery ~ tire cbcSf. we btich Up ga,
ue ernc-ztc sour food or have heart
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