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The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
Practice "Give and Take"

In the business world today man
who is unwilling "to give and take
stands very little chance of attaining
success. The philosophy of modern
business has so been developed that
biggest business is now greatest serv-
ice.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
K,owledoe sharpens Sight.

wonderful stories are told OF tne
,ou ers Of vision possessed by savaEe
races. During recent '' n.raits the
cnl expedition to Torres s,ra,,s ,''as on re.
yIsuol ocuity of the natives was e"''
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16


teatest memorials of this earth. And
lount yernon-any American who
sn visit II without thrills Is dead
nm the waist up. In addition, there
in Washington by the George Wash
kGm Memorial association under the
rthorization of congress at cost of
bout S2.J00,oo0
And now the Masons of the United
iites are going to erect their memo
b to Brother George Washington at
lIandrla, Va, almost within IL
One's throw Of the Capital City.
Masonry, as everybody knows. is
lsy old and worldwide. What the
kUclopedlas call the historic period
Masonry" begins with the forma-
an. in iii, of the first Masonic
rand Lodge Of the World In London.
asonry was introduced into America
bout 1880; there was lodge in Phil
lephia in 1881, and one In Boston in
iS. After the Revolution the
herican lodges withdrew their al
slance to the parent lodges In Eng
Nd and Scotland and created grand
ages In several states. Since then
growth In membership has been
aay, with the exception of few
Fsh following 1896. when short
'ea Anti'Masonic political party was
med
brother George Washington assumed
Masonic obligations November 4,
~' al Fredericksburg, Va. ut the
oil twenty. This was the year
s0fe Washington was sent by Gov
a0f pinwiddle of Virginia to order
trehch pioneers out of the Ohio
lhe French and Indian war
'i4l't3) broke out, and soon after
sra braddock's defeat took place in
ine AleXandria-W Washington lodge,
.. Virginia. has what is called
aasonlc Portrait of Brother Gen.
! george Washington" 1t is an
~. 'nsinal pastel portrait from life by
alaii williams, Philadelphia. Sep
e'' ipi, painted at the request of
,Aanaria Lodge No. 80, A. Y. NJ"
~ also copy in the museum of
NJ W. Grand Lodge, F. and A. NJ.
~. .ehhsSl'ania. Brother George
Hstoh was master of the Alex.
WA lodge. He is shown wearing
asoilic regalla. The features are
eAac'iy Ike those of any other of
4, "'iy portraits of Washington.
s,.. epfouuctions of 1t are not
trhaa s, IN one history 1t is de
nv NJ :, as "disagreeable, feeble pic
,s,,. y was painted while George
M s'oh was serving his second
r.1 10 PRESIDENT in Philadelphia.
MAJ MAJ al, are Two Washington" Bibles,
res.. 1asons include among their
Mn -, relics One is the Bible on
tl,a,," Washington took his Masonic
rssas ssuohs as member of the Fred.
na ns lodge In Virginia.
,p o'her Washington" Bible.
I,,l,. .a,i"ns. is the book on which
I, s'oi n. took his oath of Office as
''ueht of the United States,
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

No man should pose as n theorist
unless he has explicit confidence In
his Imagination.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

The man who pays as he goes some
times goes broke.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

His satanic majesty never lets up
until he gets his due
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

Gray hair is very often beautiful,
but the beautiful gray hair is always
on somebody else.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16

A first-class bookkeeper is one who
can keep the books away from meddle-
some creditors.
The Dolores star., 1923-02-16
w5e0 ~ ELsrz2eLAL AT
lIlEEAENeLA/ III. 6tsEe t> HAH
!, JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

.UNIfI W NST11 NJ VN-
us the poets and historians
put it-peeds no memorial
the Father of His Country
lives in the hearts OF the
people of America. And If
George Washington did
need n memorial, Wash
inGton, the Capital City, is
practically that memorial.
Then. there's the Washing
ton monument. one of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

Vigorous, lasting health-such
health as makes everyone envy its
fortunate possessor-
Thousands Of men and women
are enjoying it today who thought
they had lost it forever. And they
owe it, not to drugs or medicine,
but to a simple fresh food which
keeps their bodies free from the
poisons of constipation.
Every cake of Fleischmann's
Yeast consists of millions Of tiny
living plants, which help to increase
the bulk Of our concentrated mod
ern diet, and gently stimulate the
intestinal muscles to act for them
selves.
Every such action - - :
gives the intestines 4.
normal, natural ex-
ercise, and 50 grad -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

they can do is to smother the odors,
which, in the end, of course, makes
the unpleasant condition worse than
ever.
But the greatest harm done by these
makeshifts is that in interfering with
the sweat flow and also the secretions
from the sebaceous glands, they cause
pores Of the armpits to become
clogged so that the waste matter
cannot escape. Naturally, much of
this flows back, seeking an outlet
from other parts of the system. This
may directly result in blackheads,
pimples and other blemisheS about
the nose and face.
This effort on the part of nature to
rid itself Of impurities may also cause
coated tongue and bad breath, which
in turn SO deadens the sense Of smell
that ones own body odors cannot
be detected-except by others.
Why Immdc and ImmGc
alone positivelyand harm
Iessly banishes body odors
All of us know that we blush under
sudden embarrassment, that fear
NAV cause us to turn pale or faint,
that any unusual excitement brings
forth, particularly in the armpits, an
excess of fluid watery matter which
we refer to as cold sweat" Now as
a matter of fact, much of this fluid is
not sweat, but is in the form of ex~
cess secretion from the sebaceous
glands. This secretion is stimulated,
not only by excitement and other
forms of nervousness, but also by
Measurable emotional activity as
for example, when we see thrilling
moving picture or an exciting play;
when we attend the opera or go to
a dance; even when we read a fasci-
mating novel; also, of course, when
we engage in outdoor sports.
When the excess secretion from the
sebaceous glands becomes mixed
with the hair and sweat in the arm
pits, there quickly develops a very
strong and offensive odor that soap
and water, even when applied fire.
quently, simply will not remove,
And, as already explained, daubing
or smearing on powder, greasy pastes
or any of the other makeshifts only
aggravates the condition. Not only
do astringents close up the pores,
thereby stopping healthful perspira-
ton; they add to the amount of
waste matter already in the armpits
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

and in the end actually make tEe
odors stronger and more offensive
than they would have been if let
entirely alone.
What causes excess secretion
from the sebaceous glands
and the bad odors accom-.
panying this secretion
Tynmac is the only medicinal prepa.
ration scientifically compounded, 20
prevent clogged sebaceous glands,
cleanse the under-arm pores, and
completelynullifyt stagnant odors
which settle in the armpits as re-
suit of physical or emotional activity.
Immac has a definite healing value.
1t soothes the sensitive skin of the
armpits and prevents the pimples
and boils which are all too often
caused by makeshifts. Covering the
affected parts with a white satin
smooth coating, Imndc-the genuine
deodorant-does what none of the
makeshifts can do; it acts as a puri-
flying filter lin no way interfering
with healthful perspiration) which
completely nullifes all odors arising
from body secretions in the arm>pits,
the groin and feet.
EverybodyneedsI mmGcjust as every
body needs a good tooth paste. Inn
mac comes to you in an attractive
and convenient tube and is pleasant
and easy to use. Ii dries almost
instantly. 1t is q pure, white, rose
scented cream; not grease, saIve
or a paste. Ii has none Of that dis
agreeable sickness to which all
dainty women object. And it can
not stain or damage the clothing.
Start using ImmGc now. A newpleaSD
ure awaits you. Apply it regularly
the year round, and you will be free
of embarrassing body odors. IS cents
at all drug and department. stores.
Or by mail. Hannibal Pharmacal
Co., 677 Olive ST., St. Louis, Mo.
In Cam0da-3oc at drug and depart
menr stores or by mail from McGilli-
vray Bros. Ltd, 1874 Bay ST., Toronto.
Physicians, Note
A liberal trial tube will be mailed
free to any physician requesting ie.
Guarantee:
Innnac must make good every 0de
UeTtised clGim-msGSt giUe yOsG com"
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aUill be RI funded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

DAINTY women all down
- through history have
known that unpleasant body
odors come principally from
the hairy surface in the arm
pits. And in all ages they have
used various methods to over
come these odors - mostly by
means of salves. liquids and
powder.
Now the trouble with every one of
these treatments is that they are pre-
pared and used for the purpose of
doing away with the smell from
sweat when the amazing fact is that
unpleasant body odors do not come
from sweat, but from an altogether
different cause.
This astounding discovery, which is
destined to stop entirely the use of
astringents, salves and other harmful
makeshifts in the treatment of body
odors, was made onl y a comparative
~ few years ago. Since that time
science has been hard at work on the
production of a genuine deodorant
"a deodorant that would not inter-
fere with normal healthful sweat
activity, but that would positively
and harmlessly Danish obnoxious
odors by acting as asoothing, purify
ing filter for the excess secretion from
the underarm sebaceous glands. This
scientific deodorant has at last been
perfected under the name, Immac.
Why powder, liquid, grease,
salves and all the other
makeshifts heretofore
used under the arms are
SO harmful
Normal perspirationi is perfectlynatu-
ral and healthful, and for people in
good health is odorless. Its themix>
ture of sweat with the excess secretion
from the sebaceous glands, and not
the sweat itself, that is responsible
for the strong odors that come from
the armpits, particularly during peri
DDS of emotional or nervous activity,
as will be presently explained.
The point here emphasized is that
all of the various notwithstanding
Tmsmac-interfere in one way and
another with the natural function OF
healthful sweat. Some Of them in
crease its flow, some check it. None
of them completely nulliheg bad
body odors as Immac does; the best
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY HAIR AT ONCE
Girls! Try This! Hair instantly Appears Abundant Soft,
LuStrous and CoIofuI-A GIeamy Mass!
IS Cent "Danderine" Also Ends Dandruff; Falling !

ImmediatelyHyour hair becomes
beautiful. Just moisten cloth with
Danderine and draw it carefully
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; this will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt or any exces-
sive ois--in a few minutes yeu will
be amazed. Your hair will be wavy,
fluffy and possess an Incompatible
.oftness, lustre, and really appear
twice as thick and abundant mass
of luxuriant, glinty, colorful hair.
Besides identifying the hair, Dan
derine eradicates dandruff, invigor-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

ates the scalp, stopping itching and
falling hair.
Danderine is the best, cheapest
and most delightful hair corrective
and tonic. 1t is to the hair what
fresh showers of rain are to vegeta-
ton. 1t goes right to the roots,
vitalizes and strengthens them. Its
stimulating properties help the hair
to grow long, heavy, strong.
You can surely have beautiful
hair, and lots of it, if you will spend
35 cents for a bottle of Danderlne
at any drug store or toilet counter.
1t is not greasy, oily, sticky.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

Not a incidence
but a fresh corrective food

active state. It's only when your
intestinal muscles are functioning
normally that your body can be
kept free from the deadly poisons
which otherwise food your system.
Fleischmann's Yeast is in no
sense a purgative, and produces
no sudden violent action. It must
be eaten regularly to secure
results.
Eat two or three cakes q day
plain, or dissolved in water. milk
or fruit juices preferably half an
hour before a meal or the last
thing at night. If you eat it plain,
follow with glass Of water. Get
several cakes at q time-they
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
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How Tnmac, the wonderful neU product Of modern science,
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less Some startling facts about the sebaceo glands Why
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

A civil engineer was under weight and rundown.
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SAYS in recent letter ct have gained II lbs. in
weeks. can truly say it has made me feel 1O0W
better than have felt since left the farm some Is
years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

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in a cool, dry place.
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F1eisch Inn ann 8
Yeastl AL grocers
have it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
TOMORROW WE CELEBRATE

No city the country hilarious i'll the celebration
Of the Armsce Day than Perth Ambo Many OF the
boys this city n France had already made the
supreme sacrifice and others the front line trenches
y waiting for the command go the top They were
stirring days Everybody working under the strain of sup
pressed excitement
Suddenly all ended tension relaxed and the people
found relief in great oub of joy just Perth Amboy
had the biggest celebrations of its kind when the rmsce
signed this city has continued to observe the day in fitting
manner The that Armse Day falls Sunday this year
will make the celebration little solemn, but because Of the
selemny Of the occasion, it will be all the impressive
The big occasion will be Sunday afternoon when o'clock
exercises will be held in the high school auditorium The COM
charge has spared effort bring Perth Amboy the
best speaker they could find to make the address In S. Sanwoo
Menken they have secured real He is always in demand
patriotic addresses having spoken before of the largest
audiences Those who the meeting Sunday
tcrnoon will not be disappointed.
Monday afternoon and evening the celebration will be
nued with band fireworks the Bluff Altogether
the celebration this year promises to anything attempted
since the day the armstce signed Just every citizen
joined the rejoicing five years should everybody turn
out the day which faught with much
meaning TO the whole world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
HOW TO AVOID RECoUNTs

HOW TO AVOID RECOUNTS
With difference of only three votes between Republican
and Democratic candidate freehoder in the official announce
ent Of the result of Tuesdays election needs politician to
decide that the ballots will be made to make certain
the outcome The result close be accepted at its face
value.
recount however may be of much advantage to one
90 70 the other It notorious that poll sheets show gIarng
errors in nearly every POLL 1t stands to reason that election OF
cers after working from o'clock in the morning are IN no pyS
cal condition begin the aruous task of counting the oaotS
at o'clock night continuing into the morning hour Even
IL all the election officers the most competent persons that
could be found which they not errors would still be certain
TO creep in.
There is one way however, by which be avoided and
the result election be given promptly and accurately as soon
m the polls are That way to install voting machines that
arc such satisfaction in other states The voting machine has
been greatly mpfed improved since 1t tried out here
years ago when the politicians did everything IN their power
and they apowerfu hento dscred it. There is no rea
o by the voting machine should be any accurate than the
counting machine which relied upon exclusively by banks and
counting houses
II claimed the voting machine difficult to understand
But il no more difficult to understand than the present ballot
with its vote for two and vote for three etc. in the various
columns On used the voter has to find the name
tbe candidate for whom he desires put | op
oe that name Would any harder for the voter find the
name of the candidate he wishes vote the face OF
machine up pointer under that name signyng his
Intention of voting for him?
AS for does not know whether his vote
actually registered he desires not how does he know under
our present system whether his vote counted correctly or not
On the other hand voting machine be depended
give total just confidently as the counting machine
upon which banking house relies exclusively Then the ma
chine has the great advantage of giving the result Immediately
after polls closed that there tedious wait for the
with all the wrangng marked ballots that usually
occur
defective ballots cast with voting machine be-
cause the machine will register vote until the voter has set it
properly pulled the master lever that releases all the little
he has turned under the of the persons he
wishes for If there any the pointers will not be
released and back their places and the knows there
something wrong Ii he discover the himself he
help him. But the machine refuses to register
incorrect ballot.
Had voting machines in Middesex county last
Tuesday they that Kaesen had by three
there would have been question about it, As it
there are weeks ahead Of weary considerable
0 settle the doubt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
MORE HOKUM

Chinese is simpler than any of the European anguages
And learn speak and read it requires no more ne
German French Spanish, claims Franklin y H.
Lee He teaches Mandarin Chinese at Columbia University
His native mpresses for inherited no
ton that white learn Chinese next to Impossible
If its true that Chinese is easy to learn as German
French Spanish another bit of inherited hokum exploded
Hokum being exposed repeatedly iconoc astc age
-hokum of long and dgnifed standnghat we re begin
ming wonder if the general impression Of threedmen
sonal life has been built quicksand foundation
Ed has challenged the ancient belief that red rag
nflames bull Ed makes out plausible case to the con-
tray-says it's merely of false inherited notions
Explorer Steansson claims the Far North is attractive
climate with mutudes of flowers in and the winters
than in parts of northwest. He says our
dea that the Far North terrible ice country inherited
from Greeks who didn't know and explorers posing heroes
So goes Medical theory has been turned topsy urvy in
few generations Enstein has overturned Of
the applicants science Old ideas about home life and child
rearing have been tossed IN the waste basket.
About all that's left unexpoded is in economies There
the theories hold forth firmly strong their ongS
whiskers and shriekng Infdel when hokum exploders
like Ford and Edison challenge such things the money
system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
YOUR HEALTH
HEALTHY LUNGS
BY DIR. CLIFFORD c. C.RoBlNsoN

Healthy lungs simply mean lungs
that are unimpaired by disease
germs and respond to the free elias.
tic movements of the chest, ribs, in
tercostal muscles and tho diaphragm
in the process of breathing.
Strictly speaking, there are no
healthy lungs. All are more or less
impaired, through invading dust, in
haling smoke and disease during
childhood. Germs and microbes of
many kinds gain entrance to the
lungs by mouth breathing.
The bronchi and trachea have
hair-like processes on the mucous
membrane of their walls which do
their best to expel minute foreign
bodies and microbes from entering
the lungs. But in spite of all ef-
forts. these germs get in and
cause such diseases as influenza,
bronchitis, pneumonia and tubercu-
losis.
The lungs in a pure healthy con-
dition are pearly white. Eskimos
have the nearest approach to such
lungs. The lungs of the city dweller
are gray. The coal miners lungs
are much darker, sometimes nearly
approaching black.
This does not mean that almost
everybody has diseased lungs. The
great majority are in fairly good
condition, due principally to the
fact that the lungs are great in re-
cuperative powers. In fact, they are
almost as good in this respect as
the overused and much abused
heart.
To help your lungs in the fight
against germs and disease you must
at all times carefully observe the
correct rules of respiratory health.
The chest will not work in first
class condition If bent out of shape
and restricted through improper pos
ture, in it's muscular movements. BY
keeping UP your gymnastics and
deep breathing exercises you can aid
your lungs to healthy old age.
Remember that the lungs are a
great aid to the heart in keeping
up a good blood circulation. Well
developed lungs, combined with good
breathing exercises, are a wonderful
aid to your heart in its work for a
long life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
VERDICT IN MATAWAN CASE


FREEHOLD, Nov. 10=-Judgments
tor $1,000 and $500 respectively were
returned by a jury before Circuit
Court Judge Daily yesterday in favor
of Miss Catharine Hourihan of Mata-
wan and Miss Nora Frawley of Fair
Haven and against Peter Cordelic-
chic OF Newark. The young women
were injured, it was testified, when
Cordelicchio. driving on the Key
port-Red Bank road on June IS,
turned to pass another car and
crashed into an automobile driven
by Frank Conway, in which they
were riding. The young women were
represented at the trial by Reilly,
Quinn & Parsons. Cordelicchio was
not represented and only formal
proof was taken from the plaintiffs
and no defense was entered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
KOREKTO IS CERTAINLY
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that was advertised for indigestion
and heartburn. and to tell the truth,
was reluctant to take Korekto; now
am mighty glad l did, The first
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am glad to recommend Korketo to
all sufferers with indigestion and
heartburn" Signed,
LUTHER ROBERTS.
525 State ST.. Perth Amboy. N. J.
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