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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brady, M. D.
Noted Physician and Author.

enables him to pooh pooh the fears
Of his family or friends and even to
reject the tentative diagnosis of his
doctor In the incipient -state-if he
acknowledges as much as the need of
medical attention. / say tentative
diagnosis give-and-take affair
an Indian gift-the doctor gives the
diagnosis to the best of his ability,
but whatever his ability or exper-
fence, after all it is a matter of
opinion. and until the disease ad-
vances far enough for bacilli to be
found in the sputum or for other
definite or more positive signs to APP
pear. the diagnosis must remain ten
tative. Yet the patient who doesn't
accept 1t and act upon 1T is foolish,
to consult a physician at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
Baked Spinach.

Boil one peck Of spinach until ten
der, then drain off the water and chop
the spinach very fine. Add one cup
of cracker crumbs, two beaten eggs.
salt and pepper to taste and one-half
cup of butter. Bake in a hot oven and
serve hot with grated cooked eggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
Corn Salad.

To one can of corn add one can of
pimentos and one cup of chopped Gel
cry Beat in enough stiff boiled dress
ing to give the desired flavor and
put It on lettuce leaves. Garnish with
radishes and serve very cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12

Women now I'LL the mayoralty
chairs in more than a dozen cities
of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-12
Trellis for Climbing Roses.

Materials needed: Discarded insu-
lated wire such as is used by telephone
companies for the outside of houses.
It is possible by the use Of this kind
Of wire to trail climbing foliage to al
most any form desired. The wire makes
q substantial trellis and will last from
year to year. The insulation forms a
soft surface and protects the vine from
the raw wire. This Is well worth while
in zero weather, or when it is extremely
hot. A treiiis made OF this material is
almost invisible. Figure / shows how
to string the wire for a star shape.
LIE ROY CRIGLER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
OIL GLANDS OF SCALP I
NEED STIMULATION
by Josrphinr I.etcrs.

She sat in front of mo at tho:
thcater the othor evening and I simo.}
ly couldn't take my eyes off her.
did not see her face ut all. but RI
knew perfectly well that she was
beautiful. Her neck was slim and
f"unh ana very white. and her hair.
oh. you've never seen such HART
Black masses III il. very soft and,
glossy. coilcd low on her ncck-I'Y
give anything In the world for such
hair!" -
Just anything in the world won't
give II TO YOU, my dear" | laughed
but a few particular things WILL 4
Those few particular things aret
quite simple and casy to do, too.
II your hair is inclined to have that
unpleasant dusty look which comes
from drynesS. It simply means that
the oil glands OF your scalp are not,
working properly and need stimuia;
ton. So massage your scalp thor
oushly each night with the tips Of
your fingers. 49,
Tho night before you wash your
hair you may apply To your ing
er-tips little pur. whit. vasellue
and rub II we'll into your scalp. Tie
towel around your head aud per-,
init II to remain on over night.
In the morning. wash your hair,
'h"T"uShlS with not wDtcr and picn-
" Of soap. Soap 1t TWO or even
three times so that YOU are quito
sure you have removed every trara
~ Srcasiness. Then rinse /, sever,
AL times in hot water ami finish Win
cold dip {" make sure that every
particle of soap is banished You
may find II bcnchcial to drop a MA.
vinegar into the cold water. This
helps Ia soften tn. hair and also
tends 10 give II "a slight luster
You cannot brush your hair too
much. OF course. don't tear IL OF
break of the ends. But brush II
vigorously. 20 that IL VIII shinc and
be made glossy by the oil from your
scalp.
Not only does brushing tho hair.
stimulate the tiny glands ana fur-'
nish natural hrliiantine :Ur the
hair. but by removing the dust It
cicanscs 1t. leaving each hair sepas
rate and shining.
The care OF the brushes liz i'm.
portant. too. All the brushing In
the world viii not improve your
hair II your brush is not immacu-
late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
FRESH GREENS INDISPENSABL
EAT FOR HEALTH. AND STRENGTH

Their diet. one wonders that green
leaves nrc not a bigger factor in the
daily diet of every human being
Without them. animals would not
grow TO maturity and reproduction
In animal life would cease.
Probably the hest known OF the.
greens is spinach THIS vegetable
IS not only valuable because Of It's
mineral salts but because il has
been found to be rich source OF
all three vitamines. one and one
half ounces Of dry spinach leaves
will furnish iron sufticien, for one
day. The above is also true of all
leaf vegetables. only in lesser de-
gree.
1t rs important to realize that in
tho cooking OF all foods and par
ticu!arly in the cooking Of the
greens. great care SHOULD be cxer-
ciscd 10 prevent the loss Of tho val
liable mineral salts and vitamines
Prolonged cooking at a high tenn
peraturc IS damaging and 1t is i'm
purthnt :" make use of greens Will.
they are absolutely fresh and crisp
Canned greens While not equal
N flavor /" freshly gathered greens
arc, nevertheless, valuable additions
To III, diet when fresh greens are
not obtninahlc.
Professor Henry g. Sherman. in
mis- book on The Vitamines." quot
ing II native of the Orient. says:
Green vegetables are probably at
least five times as prominent I'm the
diet Of that region as in the Amer
lean diet That children in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
SIMPLE REMEDY IS OFFERED
FOR CURE OF CHAPPED HANDS

Cold cream is. OF course. an old
STANDBY. II your skin is very dry
and chnpred the cream will I've mos,
effective when left on over night
The following is good cream for
this purpose:
White petroleum ....3i-2 ounces
farafhn wax .......... Ia ounce
l-3noiln ....-........... ounce
w a'cr ..''....... .....l IL ounces
oil ~ rose ...I drops
Account .-...... - ara NJ
This should bc massaEcd thor
oughiy into y"ur skin before rctir-
ing. II your hands are chanpcd i,
Is good plan to wear IA pair OF
gloves over the cream during the
night. This will also do away with
that redness which usually follows
Chapping..
one last wnrninE-hc sure that
your hands are thoroughly dry he :
fore venturnS forth into the cold
air. lii the rush aud hurry uf de-
parturc YOU are apt IL forget this
Important detail and you are bound
{" suffer for this neglect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
By George Vnn Kirk.

Women of AL countries women
of all ages, women Of all times have
desired and tried u asuuire beau
;iful legs hut. comparatively few
have troubled "r today bothered 1"
study the construction OF the leg
and proceed scientifically,
Most 81 us think that we have
don" n that lies In oar power when
We develop the muscles Of our
calV-s iiui YOU have only begun
r"Hr wurn when you nav" dome tna:.
Y"ur legs as All other parts ~ your
nody, are composed or = number az
muscles. AID Ia II" really symmctr!-
cal. all ~ these muscles must he
equally developed In The degree of
their relative size.
There is one little muscle In your
leg which is quite as important as
the calf. Tina, is he shin" muscle
II lies along the outer side of your
shin bone. when this muscle is un-
developed. the leg is hound To- lack
symmetry, no matter how beautiful
~ the calf muscles arc developed.
one % the best exercises for the
shin" muscles IL fast walking with
your knees held straight. Walking
/ this way FOR nile or SO is pretty
sure Ia make This lille muscle sin
ana sore. nut /! YOU repeat the "a
results.
STOPPING down low With Your heels
kent fat on the floor Is an easy
sud effective exercise for undcvel-
( upcd snin muscles And incidental
/ IN. YOU Viii b. bringing practically
{ every muscle Of your body into play
| You can &c, II good deal Of fuu
as well as benefit from trying To
| lift weights with your feet anu
mean anything So dificuit as lift :
/ ing them with your toes. lust place
The weights on ynur foot and then
try TO raise IT,
Another easy and amusing method
OF developing this muscle is by
walking "n your heels with your
toss raised Well OF the floor
Any ut these exercises. or any
: combination ~ 'hcm. viii quickly
/ help Your legs I" new beauty and
/ SYMMETRY OF Cpure. youth feel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
BREAK CHEST
COLDS WITT,
RED PEPPER
TNZIiNS ELL. "A

Ease YOUR tight, aching chest. STOP
the pain. Freak up the congestion.
Feel bad cold Loosen up in jus; a
short time
Red Pepper I;uh' Is the cole rem
coy that brings quickcs; relief It
cannot hurt you and Il certainly
seems to end the tiehtncsS and drive
tho congestion and soreness right out,
Nothing has such concentrated
penetrating heat as red peppers aud
when heat pcnotratcs right down into
colds. congestion. AcninE muscles and
sore. stiff joints relief comes al once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub YOU feel the tinsling heat In
three minutes the conEestcd spot is
warmed through and through. when
you'arc suffering from cold. rhcu-
ma tism. backache, stiff neck or sore
muscles. just get n jar of Rowles Red
Pepper Rub. made from red peppers
at any drug store. You will have
the quickest relief known Always
say "Rowlcs"-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
By Madeleine Taylor.

In It's natural aud most beautiful
condition. the skin ia soft and clear
and neither too dry nor too oily
when your skin ia chappcd. how
ever. the natural oil has been evan
Grated hN the wind and It looks dry
and sCaiy.
This is the way 1, happens: After
YOU wash in warm water you forge;
to rinse your face and hands thor
ouGhly with cold water. and 90 the
pores are LETT open to the winds
which enter and rob them OF the
essential oil. Therefore. the frs,
thing I" do about chappcd skin is
{" avoid II by finishing your bath
Wit. a cold splash.
II YOU have neglected this pre-
NentiNc measure. tho next best thing
Ia do is TO repair the damage.
GlNcerina Is good for this purpose
but il IS rather strong for sensitive
skins. 50 II is generally wei! TO mix
II with rosewatcr or some similar
preparations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
ny OIr SnIihr,
Director. Bureau az Food and Drugs
Department Of Health. New York

Department Of Health. New York
CITY.
proper diet emphasizes the value
~ green's such as cabbage greens
chard, dandclions. cndivcs, kalc, let
tucc, mustard greens. spinach.
tuTnip tops and water crcSs. because
they contain essential food elements
y person who is seeking good health
and who will go To to, trouble Of
adopting systema;i, .,vrn Of en-
crciSe cannot afford 10 overlook
these important foods.
The value OF these foods does not
lie in the amount OF carbohydrates,
proteins and fats they contain. be-
cause. as matter Of fact. the amount
OF these food elements present in
greens Is negligible. These green's
arc important because of the large
amount of mineral salts they con-
tain.
All green leaves contain iron. lime
and vitdmines. They also contain "a
very considerable amount OF eel IL
lose. and are. therefore, an excellent
source of rourhage. Because Of tnis
latter fact. they Sare an Imaginable
aid in producing intestinal siimuia-
ton so as 10 carry off the impuri-
ties Of the body.
The green leaves contain the food
elements which arc so necessary to
growth. When one stops to con-
sidcr the rapid and enormous growth
o! calves and colts and the inipor-
tant part that green leaves play in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
OUCH! RUB BACKACHE,
STIFFNESS, LUMBlGO

Rack hurts you Can't straiGhtcn
and twinccs? Sow. listen. That's
lunbaro, sCiaticn. or may Ice from a
strain. and you'il get relief the mo-
ment YOU run your hack with sooth-
ing. penetrating 81. Jacobs Oil. Moth
ing else takes out soreness. lameness
ana stiffness so quickly. You simply
rub a on your back. ana out comes
the pain. 1t is harmless. and doesn't
burn the skin
Timber up. Dunt suffer, Get q
small trial hottl" Of old. honest st.
Jacobs oil from amy drug store, and
after using II just one. you'ii forget
mat YOU ever had hackachv. lumbaco
or ScIatica. because your hack will
never hurt. or cause amy moro misery.
" ncN"r disRppoiutS aud has been
recommended FOR 90 ycarS.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
EfE.ll.EEa S AGED
MOTHER GET OVER
PNEUMONIA
Woman Of IS Goes About Homework After
Paw Paw Builds Up Her System

occasion to use several bottles of YOUR
Paw Paw Tonic, and with very graft.
tying results. Found il to be an ex-,
ceient tonic for general rundown
condition OF the system and producing
restful sleep.
~ do believe that 1t has no,
equal on the market as cure for
the ills for which il is recomm ended.
Can checrfully say that it is all you
claim for 1t as a tonic OF real merit,
and will convince the most skeptical II
given fair trial. Am aiways glad to
speak good word for it whenever am
opportunity is afforded"
Doesn't that convince YOU7
Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic improves
the appetite. 1t helps digest what YOU
ear. II rests your nerves. 1t remedies
Stomach troubles. 1t produces restfui
sleep.
1t is recommended highly by thou,
sands for Indigestion, Dependency,
Biliousness, Heartburn, Insomnia,
Nervousness, Weak Blood, Stomach
Gases, Heavyo Headaches, Distress
After Eating, Bloated Feeling, Sour
Stomach, Rheumatism, Kidney and
Liver troubles.
Try bottle of Paw Paw Tonic now.
Do not delay any longer. 1t costs only
81 bottle. You can get Paw Paw at
any good drug store.
res and all other up-to-date druggists
'HIc HOME REMEDY CO. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

orient fare AZ we'll as they do with
10" per capita milk supply j. prob
'piy explained by the much longer
inc during which they receive their
no'hers' milk. With nursing con-
'iuucd often for two fun years. ana
not rarely three. the child has am
nle time to become adjusted /" IN.
consumption of variety az Vrg"-
able foods hefor. it's maternal milk
supply Is entirely cut of
II is also not iupr"o.. bic" n.
continues. that the free use OF
green vegetables with their nigh
alcium and vitaminc content. in thu
God OF the mother, may hv "A fac
Tor III her ahiiit! To- c"nt.nu. normal
agitation FOR such long pcr.b
certainly II would seem quite im-
possible for China and Japan 10 SUP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
SAPELY LIMBS ARE PRICE
OF CARE IN DEVELOPMENT

that YOU simply have not the time
to do all this exercising for just
one little muscle, but il will mean
all the difference between shapcly
legs and less that are too thin or
too fat. And that. after ALL is we'll
worth while even il 1t does mean a
little extra trouble, isn't it?
Remember that Ia re shapely
your legs must he strong Beau
tiful legs are those which Il" not
appear fragile, hut look as thou. II
they could easily carry their owner
on At long hike At u hcalthful pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
lta,Iic :. i:urniturr.

Furniture manufacturers are TAX
ing to radio-,hat is. the production
OF radio furniture. one Boston
dealer is putting out desk suited
especially for radio receiving set.
The desk is made To match any STYLE
of furniture and is designed to ac-
commodate complete set with spc-
cial attention to beauty and ease in
use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
SOME MANIMs FOR GOOD HEALTH

He who has health has hop. and
he who has hope has everything
Arabian proverb.
~ blessed health, hou art above
All gold and treasure. It's thou vine
'nlhrGest the suul--and opcacst all
Is powers to receive instruction. and
relish virtue. He that hath thee
hath little more To wish, for and he
nat Is so wrctchcd as to want thee.
wants everything with thc..-Stcrmc
Nh, what avail the largest eifts OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Heaven
When dropping health and Shirt ,
go amiss?
How tastcicss then whatever can
he given!
Health is the vital principle %,
bliss.-Thompsuu.
Don't always bc guided by your
feelings In the matter of exercise
FOR when one feels like taking ex
eTciSe the least. that is just the time
lac generally needs to take it the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

How Mum
yon's Paw Paw
Tonic brought
wonderful re-
suits to an aged
Mother is told
in a letter re-
Gently written by
her son, lisa C..
King, of 1870
Jersey Street,
Quincy, Illinois.
Mr.. King says:
Gas regards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

The EiheI Tower station now
transmits telephony at 100 a ~
1915 A NJ. and $40 a. NJ. Greenwich
mean Time. II is anticipated tha,
The power viii b. Increased in IN.
near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

the Paw Paw
Tonic, would like 20 state that Mother
is the one ] procured = for. She is IS
years Old, had pneumonia, and after
her recovery took this tonic, which
built her up.
"shc is now able to 20 about the
house and do mending and l. chit work.
Am sure your tonic brought wonderful
results.
~ took the Marrowbone Tablets
and they have done much good for
me. We have used Munyon's rem
cdics for years and consider them ex-
cellent medicines, as they always bring
good results"
Another letter of praise for Paw Paw
Ionic comes from J. w. Heath, of
Prosper, Texas. He writes:
During the past year I have had
Sold in Richmond by Grants Drug Ste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

The last picture illustrates an t..
erclse which gives YOU control in
slowly folding and urfolGins Of ,he
muscles which support your mead
30" your head into the curve Of
your arm and raise your head while
slowly opening out the arm.
In my next article shall toll ypu
hoW YOU may express Ideas and ono
'ions when YOU have made your
h"dy NJ INSTRUMENT for interpreting
your own IDEAS
&C.. 1872. Star COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Relaxation and strengthening Are
the First Two Processes TO which
the Muscles Must DC Subjected to
Acquire Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Miss Bird Larson's classes at
Barnard have for several years
been among the most popular
courses given at that famous
college. She has also directed
the production of the Greek
Games. which are held there
each spring
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
POR FIN LEGO
AVER Ell SAM
PAIO CORREIA"
4 HORAS 4 MINUTOS TARD0 EN-
LA TRAVESIA DE STO. Do
MING0 A SAN JUAN.

| Oportunamente ha estado informan-
do Ell IMPARCIAL las diversas pc
ripecias ocurridas al Hidro-avi6n
"Sampaio Correia No. 2", que sali0
de Ia Capital de- Santo Domingo aver
las 2 y ninutta de la tafde y lego a
San Juan a las 4.12 de la misma. Gran
nt1mero de personals Sc congregaron
en- los muelles al circular la noticia
de la llegada del teniente Hinton en-
su hidro-avi6n.
En- ell "Sampaio Correa No. 2" via
jan ell teniente Walter Hinton, pri-
mer oficial-piloto, E: Ponto Martin,
brasileno; Redactor del "The World"
George F. Bye y J. G. Baltzell Jhon
Wilshusen.
Mr.. Hinton Sc dispone a proseguir
su viaje, en- la manana del martes,
manana, yendo de San Juan la Isla
de Martinica en- cuyo trayecto Sc pro-
pone emplear 100 a 1870 minutes, to-
cando en- Fort de France visitando
de paso las ruinas de Saint Pierre,
para proseguir SUI ruta.
Con ell avion va un fimador de pc
liculas, ell senior Baltzel, que tomo di-
versos paisajes de San Juan.
La nota tomada en- ell "rol" da ho-
ras minutes de tempo de la trave-
sia de Santo Domingo al instante de
caer en- la bahia de San Juan.
FL tempo fue muy bueno Y el pi-
lotto no tuvo ninguna difcultad en- el
trayecto.
Numerosos elementos de esta ciu-
dad estan visitando al Captain Hinton,
que Sc hospeda en- ell "Hotel Palace
Y Sc lie preparan obsequios como sus
companeros de excursion.
En- otro lugar de esta edicion da-
mos otros detalles de la vista del
"Sampaio Correia".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
FL ENTIERRO
DE- AVER TARDE

Nutrido acompanamiento form6
aver el cortejo fdnebre que acompa-
no hasta su Ultima morada en- el ce-
menterio de esta ciudad la que fue
distinguida dana, senora Conception
Gimenez de Font Y Guillot, esposa del
culto galeno doctor don Eliseo Font
y Guillot y emparentada con estima-
bles familias de esta sociedad.
En- la pres3lencia del duelo, los
deudos mas cercanos de la dana eX-
tinta y ell nutrido cortejo f1nebre Sc
reuni6 en- la Plaza de Colon, reco-
rriendo la ruta acostumbrada hasta
ell cementerid de San Juan.
Ell sensible fallecimiento ocurri6 ell
sabado, siendo inGties todos los es-
fuerzos de la cioncia para arrebatar
SUI presa la muerte.
Llevando las cintas del lujoso f6-
retro Y en- la presidencia estaban
tambi6n el bizarre Comandante sefior
Font-Jimenez, destacado en- Maya
giiez, ell senor Soroeta de la frma
Santisteban Chavarri y Co., del alto
comercio de csta plaza, hijo politico
de la sonora eXtinta.
Numerosas familias de esta socie-
dad enviaron mensajes de pesame a
los parientes de la fnada, cuando fue
conocido el triste suceso Y artfsticas
coronas llenaban ell coche fdnebre.:
Reiteramos a los deudos todos de la
que fue distinguida dana nuestra mas
expresiva condolencia, tomando par
te absolute en- su pena Y en- Dios des-
canse para eterno SUI alma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09

PARIS, octubre 9.--El Presidente
del Conseio de Ministries de Francia
ST.. Poincare Lord Curzon en- la ex-
tensa conferencia celcbrada aver acor-
daron conceder a los griegos treinta
dias para la evacuation de la Tracia,
ocupando los aliados los territories
evacuados para entregarlos despues a
los turco@. La situaci0n esta embro-
lladisima, haciendose cada dia mas
evidente la faita de orientac0n que
Sc tiene por las grandcs potencias del
probema del cercano oriente, en- ell
que Sc sigue una menguada politica de
tira y ahoja.
MADRID, octubre 9-El Debate,
diario poiitico de eSta capital, dice
que Abd-el-Krim esta recibiendo quin-
ce mil pezctas del goberno espanol
por cada convoy que deja pasar para
los prisienros, sin los cuales habrian
muerto de hanbra scguramente. Co
md Sc les enVia los prisioneros dos
convoyes semanales, Sc e1,plica, dice
ell diario que lanza tan sensational no.
ticia, la resistencia del jefe moro a
entregar los cautivos que habra que
quitarle a sangre y fuego.
EONDRES, octubre 9.--Ayer, pa
trullas de caballerfa de infanteria
turca violaron la IONA neutral de Is
mid; este Sc considera gravisimo
pues el menor avance las pondra en-
contacto con las avanzadas inglesas
en- Constantinopla. Sc espera por
momentos la noticia de la ocurrencia