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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
New System of
 Fat Reduction

Here's a new way for all fat people to laugh together at that old buKaboo Obesity The saying that there ia nothing new under the sun'' does not now apply to fat people any more. Here ia something new for them-new sensation, 3 new pleasure, new and graceful figure, easily found by anyone who ia passing beyond the limits of sIimness. Everyone has heard of the Marmola Prescription; that harmless combination of fat-defying elements perfected by one of the foremost physicians. Now. from the same high authority. there comes another idea-the idea of condensing these same, pure, harmless ingredients into a pleasant little tablet. Taken after eating and at bedtime. they help the stomach to dis pose of all the fatty foods. converting them into compact, solid flesh, muscle and energy. without dieting or exercise.
 Marmola Prescription Tablets regulate the entire system-do for you what bodily exertion and self-deniaI cannot do, and the fat once routed, is gone for good You can prove all this at .. a trifling cost. Marmolo Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by the Marmolo Company. General Motors Build ing. Detroit, Mich. A b0x--Sufficient to bring results-is but one dollar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
Popular Health Advice

in their earliest stages as they affect various parts of the body. Once the condition is diagnosed it is possible by the use of modern surgical and other scientific methods either to remove the growth entirely, including the glands into which it may have spread, or to destroy it by radium and the X-ray and seal up the gland chains leading from the affected region. But no honest, scientific physician will guarantee a cure, and if he is using method that is not established and wholly experi- mental he will inform the patient or his family of the facts.
 Cancer Of The Breast
 In no form of cancer is quick action so necessary or desirable as in cancer of the breast. In recent discussion of the subject Dr. Joseph c. Bloodgood points out that more than 75 per cent of women with Jumps in their breast will find that they do not have cancer if they will consult their physician i'm mediately, and if the lump does prove to be cancer, more than 75 per cent, if given prompt attention, will have a chance for permanent cure.
 If the doctor diagnoses the lump as a real tumor or growth within the breast he will consult a competent sur Fgeon. An operation which is. not dan gerous to life may be done immediate ly and if the surgeon finds that the lump is not cancer but only be- nign, or non-malignant growth, he will remove the lump only and save the breast.
 If, on the other hand, the lump is cancer, the entire breast and some of the surrounding tissue must be re- moved, but in the large majority of cases, this will be the means of sav- ing the patients life, which would oth- erwise be forfeited to the disease.
 Evidences of trouble in the breast such as irritation of the nipple, a dis charge from the nipple, a pain, hard ness or fullness of the breasts, a dim pie or an area of redness in the skin of the breast, may be a suspicious symp- tom. These facts are mentioned not to cause women to become cancer phobiacs. or to hasten unnecessarily to physi- clans, but to save lives by calling at tention to dangers when there is vet time to avert them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
First Floor Specials!

Deckledge Stationery-white or gray with silver edge-regular 35c boxes for 25c. soc Household Aprons-all-rubber in sev- eral attractive colors-special at 3Sc. Willsnap Lingerie CIasps-a handy new time-saving clasp in gold or silver finish set. 25c.
 Japanese Satin Palm Fans-three different shapes with which to stir up cool breezes- 25c regularly-special at 19c. White Gauge FanS-with self or colored flowers-very attractive-reduced from SIPS to 89c.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
NEW METHODS OF TREATING
 CANCER

OEAANSASA@t
 While scientific medicine is bending every effort to devise some method of controlling cancer that will be even more certain than early diagnosis, com plete removal and control by radium and the X-ray, newspapers continue to carry accounts of new methods of treat ment which are being made the sub jects of experiments by individual phys ieians or investigators throughout the world. Almost every week there ap- pears the announcement of some new method of treatment, and sufferers with this devouring disease frequently be- come the victims of irrational, overen- thusiastic or unprincipled explOiters of new methods.
 Recently newspapers carried the an nouncements that certain physician had discovered a serum for cancer, that his work had been or would be re- ported to the American Medical asso- citation, and that it promised to be the long sought specific method for this disease. At the time of this writing the headquarters of the American Med ical association have received no arti- cles concerning this method; search of scientific literature fails to reveal any scientific article concerning the method, and occasional rumors indicate that the physician is trying his serum out on. persons with cancer in various parts of the country. To use the scien- tific rubber-stamp remark for an Opin- ion: "There is not at this time avail able the slightest scientific evidence that he has discovered a specific meth cd of cure for cancer"
 Newspapers have also carried recent ly the announcements of a curative se- rum supposed to have been discovered by Dr. Fichera of Italy. For more than 10 years the scientific contributions of Dr. Fichera on the subject of cancer have been appearing in medical pub licatitons. The evidence has been con- sidered of interest, but so far as we know, there is not yet any warrant for the belief that Dr, Fichera has been successful in elaborating curative se- rum for cancer.
 And thus hardly week passes but what some new method of treating can cer is welcomed as the achievement of a long sought goal. Some day, per haps, the world will be happily sur prised by an announcement concerning a method as well substantiated as the insulin treatment for diabetes. But the method will have to be at least that we'll substantiated to receive the cre- dence of scientists.
 At this time the great hope of the patient with cancer lies in early diag- nosis, such as can be made only by 8 well trained physician thoroughly con- yersant with the symptoms of cancer throat swallowing unless you are as- so much necessary nourishment,' 'ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13

throat swallowing unless you are as- so much necessary nourishment,' 'ad- sured that every painful swallow means vised the doctor kindly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13

Sold before noon"-the usual report following a For. Sale" Want Ad in The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13

Edited by Dr. Morris Fishbeln of the editorial staff of Hygeia and of the Journal of American Medical Associa- tiOn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
Fancy White Fabrics---Specis

Several pieces of mercerized undie in white and all the wanted unde shades-imported striped dimities whte-sheer lace checks and many others up to 5sc materials-yard 29c
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
5000 Yards of Up to 85c Wa. Fabrics---Special at } Yards fo

Fine printed voiles flock dot voes tissues col ored dimites, ratnes suitngs imported novelties and many other fashion favored materials from stocks-3 yards for $1
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
Silk and Cotton Crepes---Yar,

About 2oOO yards of lovely printed silk and cotton crspes and pretty woven voiles-materias that have been selling $1O0 and SIPS yard regularlyo close out-yard, 5sc
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13

Copyright, 1924, by North American
 Newspaper Alliance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
Colored Dress Linens---Specia.

While 50 pieces last Fine quality Irish linens in white, oyster white and all the wanted shades for summer garments All pure linen fully shrunk-extra special yard, 79c.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
White English BroadcIoth---Yard

Several hundred yards of S6-inch fine quality white broadcoth will be offered at very special price Highly mercerized. Ideal for mems shirts and many other uses-yard, 45c.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
Dainty Crepe de Chine Gowns
Utica GA or 10-4) Sheeting---Yd.

Genuine Utica Sheeting-bleached unbeached Limit, II yards to a customer, No telephone, mail C. 0. D. orders filled at this special for Monday only price, yard, 69c,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
The MontevaIlo College Campaign For One Million Dollars Begins July 9th

tories for the girls at Montevao College. The pro- ceeds of this campaign will be spent on new dormi- tories and additional equipment Alabama College must be sustained in its program for broader, bigger service. GIVE till it HURTSl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
pecialInducementstoMondayShoppe
Famous Whittal Anglo-Persian Rugs
 Discontinued Patterns At Reduced Prices!

Discontinued Patterns At Reduced Prices! Rare indeed opportunity such this Only stated permitted reduce don inued slightly sod be disposed ond the quantity limited Patterns being securing disappont menL Anglo-Persan Rugs Teprac WeIton Ruos 9x2eet $13875now 63x06-h, $12750-now ox9ft were $63-now $4S esy. were s7z Anglo-Kermain Rugs o&oo7n" were s|'o-n0w ~1S'0' Z7xo41n were $lo-now $11SO x63in. $21-now 
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

PARIS, Die. %. (United Press)-
FL teniante del cuerpo de aviadores M
Bonnet, quien ha conquistado ell record
de veioc.dad aerea ha arribado a esta
capitol siendo recibido por las autorl-
dades militares municipales, Una in
mensa in1chedumbre fue recibir al
aviador habi6ndolo cargado en- hom-
bcos.
Hasta ahora Ell maximum de voloci-
cad tan solo era de 448 Kilometres por
hora, habiendo Bonnet roto este record
hacienda I'm recorrido de 456 kilome-
tros Ell sesenta minutes.
Al ser interviuvado el teniente de
aviaci6n por ell corresponsal de la Uni
ted Fress, aquel dijo q. 6l era de OPT
Mon q. despues q selestablecieran las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
CON LA SANDAL

Var'os vecinos de la parada 25, de
Santurce, nos informan que entire las
rlinas de la casa que Sc qnemara ALI
tlltimamente, Sc han podrido provisio-
mes que eccaparon a la accion directa
de las namas que ell NAL olor que
reina es en- extreme desagradable. AIDE
mas, numerosas ratas han hecho de
aouel sitio su nadriguera.
En- esta epoca do epidemias. verda-
deramente que tai cosa es sumamente
peligrosa, las autoridades SANTA
rias dehen intervenir para evitar pso-
res fconsecnencias.
ROMA, die. %. Omitted Press).-Of
cialmente Sc anuncia de Tirania, que
cl Gobierno albano ha extendido una
orden de expulsion contra los repre-
sentantes scviets que deserubarcaron
en- aquel pals ell jueves pr6ximo pa
sado.
La delegation rusa venia cogandada
por ell ministro Krakovietski, Y par
tira hacia Moscu hoy por la madana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
sIMPATIcA BoDA

En- la residencia de los distinguidos
esposos don Francisco Pla y dona Ra-
mona Aymard de Pla, San Sebastian
~ ante Ell culto juez Aybar unieron
sus destinos la seiiorita Pepita Pla
Aymard profesora de Ciencias Domes-
ticas, el joven Ramon Arrieta Mar
quez de la sociedad de Toa Baja. A
la boda solo concurrieron los familia-
res algunos amigos intimos.
Los nuevos esposos han fjado su re-
sidencia en- Toa Baja.
Eterna luna de miel les deseainc-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
LAS NAvIDADEs EN- Ell PRESIDE

How dia "a, vispsra de Navidad, tam
bi&n los presidiarios celebraran la No
che Buena, dia de regocijo y algeria
en- todo ell mundo cristiano. Gracias
a la iniciativa de varias damas Sc lie
vara cabo entire los muros de Ia car
eel un magnifco festival en- Ell que to-
maran parte la banda de Benefcencia,
las niias del Asilo de Huerfanos y
distinguidas personalidades de mes
tro mundo social e Intellectual.
Ell programa que a continuation pu-
blicamos da una idea a nuestros lee
torres del trabajo que han realizade
estas a'mas buenas con el fin de allen
tar en- los pechos delincuentes la espe-
ranza las alegrias de que gozan tai
vez sus familiares y amigos.
PRoGRAMA
Selection por la Banda.
D1alogo, Aho Nuevo y Afio Viejo.
/ 'sLas Sirvientas'
Recitation, 'sAfio Nuevo'
"Coro Infantil'.
| Selection por la Banda.
/ Recitaci6n por el sefior Llorens To-
rres.
Coro, "Lisson VI Iisette''.
clos Marineros'.
0rguete C6mico, La Revoltosa y.
"'Waya Wais''
clausura por ell senior Pedro Timo-
thee.
Agu'naldos, Banda
Fel1ces pascuas deseamos a los mo
radores de la ciudad sin Ibertades y
que ell regocijo que embargo todos les
corazones en- este dia, tambien refine
air.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
VARIASI

las lsyes de la estabilidad en- ell aire y
los aviones Sc vieran Ibres de Ia nece-
s.dad en aterrizar para haeer provisio-
nes dc combustibles, ell problema del
maximum de velocidad, dentro de POGO
tempo seria resuelto, pudiendo hacerse
II trayesia Paris-Nueva York aproxi-
madanente en- diez horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
sETA. AMAL1A RODRIGUEZ RoJAs

Con el propdsito de pasar las ira
dicionales fiestas de Navidad al lado
de los s''yos, hoy sale hacia Yauco la
gentil seiiorita Anaia Rodriguez Ro-
jas, qrien ha pasado una larga tempo.
rada en- esta ciudad, en- la residencia
de la distinguish familia del Tore
Fernandez
Nrestro afectuoso salpdo de dec
pedida a la .joven que Sc ausente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

Ell cAMPEoN DE vELoc1DAD AE-
REA BONNET, CREE QUE DENTRo
DE POGO TEMPO Sc PODRA HA-
GER LA TRAvEsIA PARIs-NUEvA
YORK EN- DIEZ DIAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

laramie. wye. with an elevation
N 1855 feet. enjoys the highest AL
,snac q any city IN the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
War Veterans to
Attend Reunion

Former members OF the islst m
fantry and OF the iieth field signal
battalion. who served abroad ia the
world war with tho Sunset division.
viii hold a reunion Saturday even
inE. March 20. in the American I.e-
Fioa club rooms IN New Arctic hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
CHEST is EMPTY
Oklahoma Has Famous Old
Liquor Cabinet

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
i4-oklahoma has tho flneat nquor
chest Ia America. Aitho the bottles
ara empty.
Attendants say the chest is far su-
pCrlor 20 the Washington and jack
ION chests. formerly regarded AZ
the height OF beauty IN their linz.
Tho box contains four crystal
quart bottles. inlaid with gold. and
several pint bottles OF similar de-
sign.
The relic dates from the time OF
Napoleon I. and IA uaid 20 10 a copy
az the chest OF tho Little coral.
can" II vas purchased in Paris IN
1888 by chief Greenwood 10 F1ore
and brought 10 the United States
AFTER being handed down 10 three
relatives OF Ia Florc
!, 10 the state historical
society. and Il Is In tho society
rooms al the capitol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

SILK DRESSES AT S10.S5. / have
just taken these models out of the
shipping cases. Hundreds of them in
a wonderful material and color show
ing. For the opening day they all go
at S10.S5. Many of them should be
sold for twice that figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
AIR DISPLAYS
ARE PLANNED
Warfare and Methods OF
0fiense 10 Be Shown

Aerial warfare IN all Of lts aspects
will be- demonstrated IN Seattle on
March 20. when all arms OF the mill
tary service viii unite 20 honor tho
start Of tho world flight OF
American aviaiors. Giant Martin
bomhers win show the heipiessnsas
Of a modern city against air bonn
hariments In a mock attack IN front
OF tho Stadium
A wooden fertilization will be
erected az a safe distance from the
spectators. Bombing planes. identi.
cal with those used Ia actual war.
fare. viii swoop down over the siruc.
ture and shower bombs upon IL az a
signal from their flight leaders. A.
the bombs alighi. previously fixed
explosives will be discharged. giving
an almost exact reproduction Of a
war from the air.
Defense against hirpinnes will be
illustrated By troops from Fort law.
ton. who Will uso cannon. machine
guns aud small arms against tho az
lacking planes. A battalion Of infan
Try will be enoamped IN tho Stadium.
and Will 40 thru tho manouyeu Of
mass attack.
Among other features will 30 q
demonstration Of the efficiency OF
army alrplane mechanics. MeehanL
clans Of the service viii completely
assemble an alrplans on tho field.
and an experienced pilot will take Il
into the air.
Tho rpund,hs.world filters. under
the command or Mai. Frcdsrlck l..
Martha. will b. welcomed 20 tho Sta
dunn BY planes from Seattle, Port
land and Grassy fieid. bombing and
pursui; planes. IN a wedge shaped
formation. with Major Martins
flight ~ tho apex. VIII circle tho |
field.
According 70 word received IN Sc |
attic on Friday morning. tho nyern I
have been pronounced ready for tho /
matchmaking flight and will taks
or frvm Clover field. Santa Monica.
Monday morning. An official ceis .
bfaiion IN honor OF their leaving
headquarters Will 10 held Sunday I
afternoon. IN which ever 100 planes
Will participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
Men Are Freed
in Booze Case

Charges against Edward &. He'd.
ken and Emil Maude, recently ar.
rested BY prohibition agents at the
New Hudson hotel. 2iO5is First ave.
were DIMINISHED after a hearing on
Thursday by United States Commls
sioner n. 3. Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

Clever women who de-
light in ''home millinery"
achievements will find
the groundwork for their
dream of a hat" in this
large assortment of Buck
ram Frames, priced for
Saturday En-
at. ............ OVC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
4 helped build that hotel

Il helped build that hotel"
That's exnetiy what Noodles can
do. This week no - appearing at
The Paniagoa In rspldfiro vaude.
vile act. bat. nevertheless. he
helped build the hotel.
Here's how:
Friday. for tho first time. he took
careful notice OF tho steel skeleton
that Is shooting ukyward with tho
rapidliy OF tho fairy.tais beanntalk.
Noodlea' curiosity was aroused
and 10 decided 20 prowi around a
biz and talk with the boys on tho
JOB. As n result. hs bumped Up
FAiast shorty Quick.
You know" aaid FaKan. I'm
just Irish enough 20 want 20 carry
bricks up that building in a regular
Old bod"
"FoIneF' said quick. and I'm
Just Irish enough TO let Sc. III
rpeak TO tho boss right away"
oh. no. mo- Don't bo,hers' Moo
Gier interrupted. You see. just
came around 70 mix with the boys.
and"
Better yet" came hack Quick. 'T'ii
speak 10 the other boss. and Sc can
mix ali you wan; TO-"
Quick did speak 20 the boss. and
The first thing Noodles knew. tho
boss had showed hoe IN his hand
and led him 20 a mortar Dor.
SO what could Noodles do bu,
mix And that's how no helped
build tho hotel
Tho camera man snapped tho Pan.
taErz comedian a. he was welding
a wicked hoo. along with Shorty
nut phwat win me aud woman
think Of mo havln' me picture In tho
noospaper." said Quick. But sure
and III take a chance"
Noodles didn't stay long. He had
TO get 70 work arranging for the big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14

party AZ tho Pantages Friday nigh,
for The Star newsboys. Noodles was
once newsboy and for old times
sake he arranged the big carnival
after last Fridays performance.
There was TO DO All kinds Of stunts
for tho boys with prizes for the win.
nerr.
And every Star newsboy and car.
her invited.
Hnorayf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
Welfare Worker
Back From Meet

a. Vereide. superintendent u the
Seattle institution. has returned from
the national convention Of the Good
viii Industries In PittAburg. pa. The
local welfare organization - support.
"a By the Community Chest fund.
and is located az 1907 Virginia II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
; I. A. TO MEET
uontIake Body Schedule
Gathering for tuesday

r,r viii be a meeting Of the
.,,.,,.k. partut.Toacher association
I, =. Msutaks school Tuesday. at
be ?. N.
r.xu,ar business viii he taken up
"a seerr VIII he a special address
go. Naramore. school architect.
=. w,i discuss In detail Tho new
=. school. which has Just
~, s,srted. The spacious grounds
=. hs,nx regarded and reparkcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-14
Carl Gray Due to
Inspect Seattle

nj GRAY. 81 omaha, president q
~ rrnioa Pacific system. was 70
s-,,,, IN Seattle Friday on an m
.o,es,cu Trip q the company's lines
!. re Northwest. He is accompan-
n ~ II. NJ. Adams. OF Omaha. vice
rrslsrnt Of the system. In charge
Il ,raffie.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-06-12
FRENCH FLYER
REACHES JAPAN

Successfully completing hazardous
and spectacular flight across Europe
and Asia to the Far East, Captain
Georges Pelletier Doisy, intrepid
French aviator, landed at the army
flying field at Tokorosawa, fifteen
miles northwest of here at 11:40 o'clock
this morning.
He was given an enthusiastic recep-
ton by a throng of several thousand
spectators, which included the entire
staff of the French embassy and Lieut.
General Yasumitsu, chief of the army
aviation service.
Except for an accident at Shanghai
which necessitated the use of a new
plane from there to Tokorosawa ow-
ing to damage to the machine, in which
he left Paris, Doisy's long hop was
remarkably devoid of mishap.
His flight from Paris to Toxic in
As days skaters by many weeks a
previous flight record made by Ital-
ian flyers in 1920.
Captain Doisy is expected to arrive
in Toxic this forenoon. An elaborate
program of entertainment, rivalling
that recently accorded the American
army around-the-world filters, has been
arranged.