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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Drives
Street Car as He Is
Inaugurated Mayor

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April
9.-Mayor A. o. CargilI, who rose
from street car motorman to mayor,
opened hrs inaugural ceremony to-
day by driving a street car through
the main streets Of the town.
Cargill, who was swept into office
on a platform favDring the "com-
mon people, planned also to direct
traffic for fifteen minutes on the
busiest downtown street corner, an
other job he held down during the
early part of his career.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Probe Of Oil Frauds
Will Take Two Years,
Says District Attorney

FORT WORTH, Tex, April g.
With 200 cases already investigated
and with plans made to extend the
oil inquiry to Dallas and Wichita
Falls, United States District Attor.
ney Henry Zweifel said today that
the halfway mark had not yet been
reached in the investigation of Oil
promoters. The grand jury resumed
its sessions this morning.
1.-TWO years will probably be re-
quired to clean up all the investiga.
tons and violations already. uncov-
cred" ZweifeI asserted.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12

Ter. DON'T take a chance on LOSING your
teeth, bad breath, and deadly pyorrhea
that leads to stomach complaint, rheu-
matism, etc.
Pyro-Lac results are quickly apparent
MAKE THIS REMARKABLE TEST
Simply send name today for regular
size $1.25 bottle for test treatment of
Pyro-Lac. Don't pay ceht to anyone
but use freely ten days. Then if salts
fed, send US only S1.25; but if not
bottle today. This is nok meant for
curiosity eeekers, but for those who are
sincere in wanting better teeth. Address
the JAY-BEE COMPANY, 412 American
Bank Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Lights Match to Find
Mates Hiding in Hay;
Four Children Burn

DENVER, Col, April 9. -Four
children lost their lives here during
the night when a barn in which
they were playing was destroyed by
fire.
The victims were playing hide and
seek i'll tunnels under the hay when
an unidentified boy lighted a match
to find the others, according to a
fifth child who eScaned.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12

the next congress the likelihood is
that the Democrats would line urt
with the opposition to administration
measures and put the burden of diff.
ficulty on their partisan foes. This
is the usual course of politics and
makes impossible, for the time being
anyway, a coalition of conservatives
from both parties. Mr.. Melons fig
ures may have the effect, however
of preventing return to higher sur
taxes and there are many who think
this was his real motive. rather than
further reduction, which is gener
ally regarded as impossible to at
tain.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Throws Match at Sister;
Girl Burned to Death

AUGUSTA Ca, April 11.-Her
clothes ignited by match thrown
on her in play by her small brother,
little negro girl. daughter of Noah
Sevens, of Hephzibah. was burned
to death near Hephzibah.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Glands Used To
Restore Hair Growth
Science of Gland Therapy Relieves
BaIdness-New Treatment Re-
Stores Health and Growth

Badness in both men and women Is
now generally ascribed by scientists TO
defective functioning Of endocrine glands
Hair growth is dependent upon the. Sc
cretions of these glands-these seeretions
making possible the assimilation OF those
elements in the blood which are vital 10
a. luxurious growth of hair.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Robbers Put Victim
On Railroad Track;
Train Cuts Off Les

TERRELL, Tex, April 9.-Rob-
bers last night held up Lee Gray, of
Tyler, Tex, Srobbed him of Sc and
placed him on the track in front of
a fast Texas and Pacific passenger
train. Gray's left leg was cut off.
The robbers escaDed
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12

pyorrhea.
This wonderful discovery
is called PYRO-BAC, and
you use 1t just like an
ordinary mouth was h
three times a day. Look
at your teeth now. If
gums are soft, bleeding,
beginning to recede, ac-
cept this amazing of.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
STOP THE THIEF
PYORRHEA

Over rs per cent of the millions of peo-
pie who have Pyorrhea don't know it.
II you suffer from bleeding, Eeceding
gums, gum boils, bad breath, OF loose
teeth, DON'T LOSE A MINUTE.
Science has discovered a quick. pleas
ant, simple home remedy that ch""'ls at
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
New Way to Rid
Poultry Of Lice
Rev. G. r.. Mente Tells of Amazing
Discovery Which Keeps Hens
and Chicks Free From Vermin
Few Drops of Liquid in Drinking
Water Does It--NO more Dust
ing, Spraying or Greasing

IT have used your remarkable Lice and Mite
Remedy with fine results" writes Rev. 6. X.
Mente. Methodist parsonage. New Washington
Ohio. Mentioned this at a Farmers mstl-
tuts . few weeks ago. Consequently, farmers
BY the dozen have been after ever since
to find out where and how they could get it.
It has put stop to the poultry losses in this
community. You are great bencfactor to poui-
try raisors."
Lice and Mice 60 Like Magic
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
White DiarrIlea Remedy Free
Regular S1.O0 Size Packagel

At last sure treatment for this dread dts-
ease No muss. No fuss. Comes IN con-
densed tablet form to be dropped occasionally
in chicks drinking water. Raise every chick
Matched. Economical 10 use Be prepared
These remedies should always be on hand
SEND no MONEY. Just your name and ad-
dress TO Imperial Laboratories. Dept. 6O49, Kan
sas City, Mo. for one regular, full size, $l9o
bottle Of Imperial Lice and Mite Remedy tdouDie
strength and they will include free OF cost
a regular ST. 90 box of Imperial White Diarrhea
Remedy. Pay postman only slsO0 and few cents
postage on arrival Or, large size Trial Pack
age of either one OF these remedies Tor QUO
n Won have a large flock, this special Intro
ductory Offer also applies on double quantity
OF both remedies-two regular $1.Oo bottles OF
Lice and Mite Remedy. and two regular Si;VO
nackaaes OF White Diarrhea Remedy at an addi-
tionaI saying-all for s1.75. Simply specify that
you be sent this regular $40 value for only
si75. Readers risk no money, as mperla!
Laboratories are fully responsible and Will refund
the cost on request any time within so days.
advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12

All poultry raisers know that sickly. lice in
tested hens cannot lay or have good matches
Vermin sap the very life and strength Of hens
and baby chicks Stop these losses now. Guar
anteed not to affect eggs or flesh OF fowls in
any way. Also a splendid egg tonic and blood
purifier. Costs but a trfle. on money back
guarantee OF satisfaction.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12

all vel min 81 lint
magic. No more dis
Agreeable and in
sanitary listing.
spraying, greasing or
dipping. Equally
good for Chickens.
T urk keys, Ducks.
Geese and Pigeons.
Fine for baby chicks
and makes / h e IN
healthier. sturdier
and uroU- fasfar
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
Nice Go Like Magic

This remarkable new dis
Covery which Rev. G. K.
Mente used is Imperial Lice
and Mite Remedy. Just
few drops occasionally in
the fowls drinking water
makes Lice, Mites. Ticks and
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Three Common Errors

We had a discussion about the
three most common mistakes In Eng
ish OF fairly well educated persons.
We could not agree. what would you
suggest7
One common mistake is thar OF as
ing carry as synonym for lead. 2
'takep or Accompany when there is
no thought of bearing the actual physi-
cal burden as carry'f Indicates One
takes friend 70 town, leads the COW
to water but TO carry a. friend
or COW is physical impossibnity.
Like as synonym for 'as'' is fre-
quently used For instance. one some
times hears 1T looks like it had been
mended
When Cd comes % choosing the third
error the choice might be between
using the objective pronoun instead
of the nSminstive after the verb 30
be- 1T was him or "1ts me" in.
stead Of 1t was be" or IT'S ~ or the
following:
The verb ~was' with a plural sub
iect as was they g0ingg-The Pro-
gressive Farmer
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03

Tom Lewis of IIoxle was here onl
business 1iondag Of fhi- week
several pseahoHias people at.erl-
.d the picnic .at Bigsers saforday.
B. F Muer good citizen of BirGeil
vas In town on business Tbesiag.
lfr- Iia Birsef Mrs Tom Bigger
ana ahndren were visiting n Biuser-
the latter narf Of LAST week
AIRS Ethel 8iehar1son was called 20
Ifseee the latter narl If last week
to nurse MI. sauee who T. very In
y. NJ Hermann has rtturned from Q
ten days Visit TO his mother az Byans-
vile lhd
Miss Mabel NsfI Of Corning was
Wishing Miss Ooida Bansenship Wed
nesday Of this week Trey ssreroom
mates in Galloway College
R Is Baker of Eeyno who has
lasf returned from The Government
1'rainme CAMP az Fort Leayenworth
kansas was IN the cry Tuesday on
huslness and white here announced To-
friends tbat he Wonid be in the race
tor sheriff and collector in the next
lieefion
G. E wilson j. C. MeNaify and
Fftd Dduelass wiH leavt tomorrow o.
JOIN the Al y Jones' Go. and sniesmen
fdr.a trlh 10 sbriHefeii H6 on tonr
~ inspection ~ he efeat Mbatross
aoufihe mls The bnneh VIII ,ra,el
~ sneciaI Pullman provided for ihe
frln by the o8mnany
Nr ana Mrs AP westherlg ac-
oompanled by the Rev a T Gallo
way wentto Lsfad6 'asb satufday
and remained oeer untli Monday yis-
itine Mrs Weatheflys relatives
While there they nad the pleasure Of
attending a reyiya meeting condUct-
ed bg the noted wild 1911 Evans
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
..sfxty Seconds Make A Minute
Etc.

When We were boy We were im
pressed by he ufter uselessness Of
snch things as latitude and Longitude
and tho diaerente in time" eve used
RAYS arithmetic part I'D When We
were told hat one city was ON the sew
tnty.Hfh mpr'dian ana another was on
the handredtb meridian ana TO dnd
out tho difference in time it was
hard work 10 understand how y do.
rrees or lonpitnde could equal an hour
of time
And han u wss hard 10 realize that
lf &c is - o'elocK in New York &c is.
only o o'clocs in san Francisco lbut|
wait minute tHswe dgure &c out)
Annr6ximafely New Yorg is on the.
seventeenth meridian ana san Frsna
cisco &. ON the one hnndrsd and twen-
tyafth thas makes so degrees. or
three hours and 30 miuures difference.
n tine. So when Maupban starts
from New York FOR san Francisco.
ana mikes daglight run be travels
aesinst the motion Of the earth and
be therefore enjoys three hours more
daylieht and this VIII be tlg ad-
vantage % him Gopuarly snenk-
lhg he rides with the suHD
N man could start at san Fran
,i4co IN the daylieht 70 make a run 70
New YORK 10 he daylight he would
hase three hours against him
II man should 60 info the air in
View YORK in ah aerarlane e. -
dclock ana Gy west az The rate o.
250oo miles dayit WIN be- p o'ciock
every minute he is 10 the air
RI he should start west and dy
ofound he worla no the rate os 1000
miles day startlha at noon De 7eoald
dy ln Huiah8 all he time and woua
arrive af View York from aeross lie
atlmtie 40 exactly ~ 6clock bat it
would be- ~ o'ciocs Of the next day
Under modern Invention. such a.
fyine maeblnes ana wireless lot ~
the things we learued when we were
Young have become of practical use.
We eouId not write this editorial M
less we had sting on when a boy. go
seconds make minute: 90 Minutes
make degree and 800 degrees make
q ifeiea
So everNfhlne you learn viii be Of
u.e some time and II it IL not Of use
TO yod il may le Of usc your eail.
Ifnn Commercial Appeal
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Farm Bureau Poem

The falIowiug poem is soinr ne
,umds off the press The name of the
,urhar nor eireu, but .he poem is
-erv good:
Tax the people. tax with care
Thx to help rhe millionaire.
. Tax fha farmer tar his fowls
Tax the dog and tax his h0wis
Tax his hen and tax her eggs
And let the hloOmin mud sin beg.
Tax his pig and tax his squeal
Tax his boots run down at heeii
Tax his horses. tax his lands
Thx the hIsters on his hands
Tax bis plow and tax his clotnes
Tax the rag thar wipes his nose
Tax his house and tax his bed
Tax the bald sp0r on his head
Tax the OK and tax his ass
Tax his Henry and tax his gas,
Tax the road thar he musr pass
And mike him travel DER the grass.
Tax his COW and tax his calf
. Tx mis- smile HI he dnres 10 laugh;
He IS bur "a common man.
So tax the cuss JUST an Won can.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03

~ RI Hrh deceased dhal settle
nHut
Arl any nprs0n or persous wishing
to 8ia evch0fons r0 any OF hp above
.af-Iamarfs 0r TO any part thereof.
must flp SAME win The cierA OF this
court 0n 0r uefore The second day OF
he regular 1ctohpr 1879 term of the
pronate count. which win be- ON the 9th
tpv af Ocfoher l92S 0r persons II
apv here hp. VITA he forever harred
Respectfully snhmit-ed
7i-frn. w. ~ phinns County Clerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Wnrnlnr O.fer

In tie Chaneery Court OF kandaiph
County, Arkansas.
q. E Pace lIaintihs
W.
" g. Morton ard Mary W.
Marion Defendants.
The defendants w 6 Aforton amt
lhirv w. Afort6n. are hereby warned
"a 0anpear in This court within thirty
davs ana answer the complaint Of the
Plinunl y p Pace
Witness my hand ana The seal Of
said court thll 3Oth dag Of Jdly. 1922.
Ben j.. Mays Clerk
I ponp & Bowers
Soiicifors for Pmmtif 51-it-
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03

ola as wen as to keen boz dishes
ooKug dnner in one county tells
he agent there that ha lined 80 outer
auaiuers 0f homemade cookers for
country women last month
A farm family in ppnam county
has Kept account Of tine amount of ker
osene sawed on their on stove since
he introduction of cooker When
they did an cooking 0n this oil Stove
bey used I'VE gallons of coal Oh a
week, Vow. using the cooker for cero
als and FOR Sunday dinner. i've gallons
of on LASTS two weeks. This housewife
has built a cooker, which holds two
pans she starts sunday dinner ear.
Iy and leaves the mear and vegetables
n the bottom conrainer, and pud-
ding OF dried fant in the top contain-
er, "a thar an Is ready when the fam
Ily comes back from church.
Another housewife in this county
uses a second compartment In her
cooker for the bread mixer This re-
mins the bread at the righr tempera-
ture and raises il without the bother
OF shattine windows 90 keep the room
warm enough or wrapping the mixed
dough in a blanket The Progressive
Farmer
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03

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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
TO THE prRTrc

We make your old home LOOK like
new We specialize in stucco and ce.
ment work No JOB too small or
large oar wors is an guaranteed.
Wight & Danfdrd Bros.
5i-ipl Pocahontas ARK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Notice Of Adninistisfors and Guard.
ian's Settlements

Noricp is hereby given that tho fal.
lnwiur administrators ana gunrdians
have filed settlements with heir re-
snectire estates az he regulnr Julv.
1929. term of the prubafe ,courr as fot
lows t0-w1t;
O. W Bamerf. administering estate
0f r. /. Timer, decease,i iinal settle
ment
Mrs Flora A.. Hall. adminimratriz
esfafe on L. III HAIL. deceased. hnal
settlement.
W l. Pope adminisrratar estate of
Sallie F Deaver, decreased. finnl set
tlement
J. r PtinEle Sr administrator es-
tate Of v. Ka Priueie, deceased. hnnl
settlement.
j. A. Ford gUarfinn ana curator of
Ciceru. Lorine ana Dairy Pickett. mi
nors. final settlement.
G. p. Fender guarfian ANA curator
of Henry Gipson. minor, final settle
mert.
Jos. Sellineyef, administrator estate
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Warning Orrfer

In the Chancprv Courr Of Randolph
Couurv ArEausns:
Nary Howard Plaintiff
va
Fluvd IlUWnui lAfaudnnt
The Defendant. Flnvd Inward is
hereby warmed rd npncar in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Ahiry How
ard
Witness my hand and seal N said
court this sd dav 0f AngUsr 1929
Ben r.. Amvs Clerk.
schaanover & Jackson.
SOlifitms for Plaintiff Ii-ft
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
NOTICE or SALE

Notice * hereby gwen that We
the undersigned. as school direetors
df Consolidated District No / OF RAN.
dolnh county. Arkansas. win on sat
urdav. sontemher 1922. at o'cloci.
.. ui.. sell the Brist6w school house
10 the highest bidder Place ~ sale.
Bristow school house. Terms 0f sale.
Cash In hand.
E M Haokw0rth,
r r. Hskridee
J NJ smith
j. II Hunter.
Boss Lester.
ALBERT Aioorr
Directors Of CONSOLIDATED District No.I
jl4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
Local and Personal

Baira weayer of Maynard eas here
On business Tuesday
r. H Bishop was in Memphis Tenn.
on BUSINESS first 81 the week
calen Gordon and family hive RI.
iarbed 70 make poeahonias their ~
ture home
r. II Miller Of Bontyn Tenn was
thc eiest 81 relatives here day or
two lest week
Mrs Fred Foster end little son Of
walnaf RIDGE we've ,isitlns Ia Poea
hon.ss Tucsday
Hiss sfissie sclnsba6m returned
Monday from piea.shf visit with
ffien6s ~ clafhsdale iiiss
Fmefs n The hiH section of he
cornfg .peeienc ferori wonderfni
ifapfoyement n oop conditions Dur
ifr the lssf few Iajs
fan Ntcoiiam and wife II snriue-
field 80 are vishihs Mr NtCoIidms
sister Mfs u Dalton th. weeE
Mfs r. 10 Bishop itfl sahda for
Msmph retn where he WI uhde7-
~ ah operation
nfs John Iiaiiz ief nrsdas for n
fwo week vsit with relatives ia
Dodge city Kansas
hfss Teia Lewis of cafdwtil. No,
who 6ad bten 8sitihe relatives n po-
oahonla- fmntd % hc hame Tnes
d. lfe wos mmNel as far as
Ifote lg hef sfn NFs Jnlia Wess
eifa Frdm Joe Itie's place.
nea hnies m n tt HaIi-
um H il ap aen
ef He aN3
viii iny 500 a ior fmu ef
mare se ne ot far informailsla leasliiie
Z vfery Monroe Hlam5.
! J
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
NOTICE or SALE

NOTICE or SALE
Notice is hereby gwen thar We.
the undersigned. as school directors
o. O0ns6lidated District 30. l. q Ran
dolrh county, Arkansas win on SAT.
urday. september 3 1872. at O'clock
>. m.. sell the Ragan school house
10 the highest bioder. Place Il sale.
Rsgan school house. Terms Of sale.
tNsh in hand.
n. ~ Haclzyzorth.
T. B Hskrfdze.
j. NJ saith
L r. Hunter.
Boss Lester.
lAlhert Moore.
Directors of Consolidated District No.u
5l-if-
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03
So nnNr Fon 80

j. have Tor sale nice home consist.
ire " an ciehi roona hause good barn
smoke hoase cistern and cellar with
fwo atres ~ land everything in good
reiair locided seven miles north ~
Pocahonias. ~ EneeIirre pcBow.
Ark. ,iiown ~ he T. j. Mattinels
ldaee Ideal locstion for anyone wish
ne go ao .hio hasifess also ior o dOe-
for CON give nr terms For fpr-
tltr lhfornaiion all m gr5rse ii
-feHf tushln. lake AK als1
hf} F al,cs VI heas fef als
Gnlfe n -fnu
5l.4 Agent of NatHsly Hafe
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-08-03

Fireless Cookers Save Fuel
are now considered an Indispensable
Ileee Of Kitchen equipment, siisee The
sookevsan lie uArd tolseck cold things
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
NUEvA DIREcTIvA

En- Ia noche del cuatro de enero, Sc
efectu6 ID instaiaci6n de los nuevos
oficiales del Capitulo Juanita No. l,
de la orden de la EstrelIa de otiente,
en- e. temple mas6nico de esta ciudad.
Una nutrida concurreneia de miembros
y visitantes presenciaron las interesar-
tes ceremonies. Los ofciales para Ell
1898 son los siguientes:
Ven. Mat, Mrs. Mary P. Texeras;
Ven. Pat, Col. w. 3. Bennett; Mat.
Ass. Mrs. L. G. Babcock; Sec., Mrs. J..
A. Lopez Acosta; Tes. Mr.. F. Schlu-
ter; Cond, Mrs. VIM. smallwood; Cond.
ASS, Miss Ida Hemsley; oIadora, Mrs.
w. r. Bennett; Marshall, Miss Elsie
M. Willsey; Ada. Mrs. Harry Rabe;
Ruth. Mrs. Elsie A KennerIey; Esther,
Miss Amy Hemsley; Martha, Mrs.
Chas. Crison; Electa, Miss Zena Sill
verstone; Warder, Miss Eva Silvers-
tone y centinela Mr.. j. A Lopez Acos
ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
BanCO Popular
de
Economics y Pr6stamOS
SAN JUAN, p. r.
coNvocAToRlA

En- session ordinaria del II de
Dicien1bfe pasado, acordo eI
consejo de Gobierno de esta So
ciedad fijar ell IS del actual mes,
y hora de las ocho de la noche,
para ceIebrar en- las oficinas de
este Banco la JUNTA GENERAL
ORDlNARIA que determinan los
Estatutos y RegIamentos por
que Sc rige esta institution.
Sc ruega a los senores Accio-
nistas su puntuaI asistencia al
acto, por 81 o por medic de re-
presentation legal, seg1n esta-
bIece la secci6n tres en- sus ar
ticutos II, "a y IS de los refe-
ridos Estatutos.
San Juan, P. r.
S de Enero de 1929.
EIadio eMALDONADO.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
Continuation de la pag. y.

70 de maestros j6venes y eficientes
en- los Estados Unidos, para que Sc
perfeccionen en- Ell ingles, y ensan-
chen sus conocimientos professional
les, durante .up alo escolar.'
I'd. companero, jQue ha hecho en-
este sentido? Unase nosotros en- este
movimiento. D.
De de codos la indiferencia, al pc
simismo Y trabaje, luche con nosotros
para meiorar la condicion professional
de nuestros j6venes maestros. Ellos 10
merecen y nuestro pals 10 necesita,
De Uds., con ftodo respeto y consi-
deraci6n,
Manuel J. POLO,
Pres. Association Excelsior. :.
Cayey, enero II de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
De Como POner Nueva
VitaIidad a Los
GaStadOS NeTyiOS
y Obtener nuevas fuerzas y energia
Consoles praeticos pOr un facuItativO

ST exceso de trabajo; indulgencia
desordenada en- los placeres o cual-
quier otra clase de excesos han de-
pauperado su vitalidad, debilitado sus
facultades fisicas- y n1entales, hacien-
dole prematuramente viejo, sepa I'd
que podra aportar nueva vitalidad a
su gastado ORGANISING recuperar
I'm vigor juvenil sorprendente con el
uso del "HIERRO NUXADO".. Para
este pron6sito tome dos tabletas (pas
tillas) de ''HIERRO NUXADO" des-
pues de cada conida.
"HIERRO NUXADO" es un pro-
ducto estrictamente eientifico de for
mula conocida recetado por muchos
nedicos, S Que venden todas las bue-
mas farmacias No solo enriquece L;
sangre abasteciendo mayor nutrici6n
las gastadas c6lulas del sistema
nervioso, sino que contiene ademas
el principal constituyente quimico de
la fuerza activa nerviosa, de manera
que pronte abastece abundancia del
fluido vital al sistema nervioso debi
litado v asi renueva fuerzas, vigor y
magnetismo, tanto los honbres CO.
tfO d las InUjSISo, OdHOOlcS GSd III
deScriptible attraction tan admirada
de unos Y envidiada de otros Y que
tan neeesaria es para tener buen exi-
to en- todas las cosas de In vida.
"HIERRO NUXADO" es la vez
alimento para la sangre para los
nervios, y su uso aumentara las fuer-
zas y resistencia de las personals gas
tadas debilitadas en- dos semanas
No acente I'd. sino el legftimo THE
RRO NUXADO" que lleva ell nombre
de Dae Health Laboratories. Ning1r
otro producto es "la misma cosa", n
da eel mismo resultado".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
Acc1DENrE AuroMov111srA

En- la Gale San Jose espuina a Sal
vador Brau, Ell automovil que guiaba
Jaime G. Lopez, arrollo a vicenta Es-
trada, de so aios, ocasionandola una
confusion de caracter leve en- ell tercio
superior de La. pierna izquierda, de la
que fue asistida en- la sala de socorro.