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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13

of pocaho-tas and j. 3L Curtis of
Datto have teu selected MS candidates
for mgmaar- ot Tie board Of directors
from this the second dis1iI
For salc-Frame hotel, IL rooms.
electric lights and city water, two
good cistgms. This building can be
bought reasonable. Three year lease.
rents for 5000 per month See Mrs.
WIN Baltz, at Baltz Hardware. a 2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Campbell and
SON. Jack and daughter Mrs. A. ID.
Sheppard, and the latter's little son.
4. d. Jr, drove down to Pocahontas
sunday to see Mr.. Campbells sister.
Mrs. i. Grim of CoalSate, OKLA. who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Murray
McIlroy, there.-Donlphan Prospect
News.
A number Of Pocahontas people went
to Middlebrook Sunday, where they re-
port having partaken of a bountiful
dinner, and having mingled with big
crowd. A big day at Middlebrook al
ways draws a large crowd, because Of
the good people there or their reputa-
ton of always having a feast of good
things to eat, or both.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
sickIy, Peevish Children

Children suffering from intestinal
worms are cross, restless and I'M
healthy. There are other symptoms
however. If the child is pale, has
dark rings under the eyes, bad breath
and takes no interest in play, 1t f.
almost a certainty that worms are
eating away its vitality. The surest
remedy for worms is Whites Cream
vernifuge. 1t is positive destruetion
10 the worms but harmless to the
child. Price 35c. Sold by Palace Drug
store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 20 sincerely thank all our
dear friends for their many acts Of
Kindness, their thoughtfulness and
their sympathy during our greatest
sorrow and misfortune in the death Of
our dear husband and father. You
viii ever be kindly remembered by us
and may God see fit to lessen the sor-
rows of life, is our prayer.
Mrs. o. A. Lemmons and children.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
METHODISTS HAVE
SUCCESSFUL MEETING
CcontInaol from raro onej

Anderson. Rev W. e. Han Of Walnu
Ridge, Rev. ratchell of lioxic, Rpv
Mann of Corning, Roy Snm Watson
of piggoit Rev Kemp and others
At the noon hour the home Mciho-
dist ladies served q dinner consisting
of fried cat Gsh, baked ham, conuf
corn bread, pickles, onions, blacl, coffee
und pie The coffee was prepared by
John D. Campbell the official Golfer
maker of Randolph county who was
there with his nfty-gallon Kettle and
stated that he had made the request
of the ladies that be furnish the coffee
on account OF the fact that his mother
was one Of the pioneer Mcthodisis Of
Randolph county.
The meeting was success In every
particular and win doubtless result Ia
much good for the cause Of MethodIsn
IN the paragould district.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
S. B. c. Notes

The S. Il. Glass Of the Methodist
Sunday school sold cold drinks al the
fish fry Tuesday and cleared $15.25.
We had $1415 I'm the treasury and
this makes a total Of S2040 for the
new church. All members Of the class
urged to be present next Sunday.
Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13

Harrison Felty, q, was shot and
killed near Rhea's Bridge in Lawrence
county last Wednesday by his brother
in-law. Edward Phillips. The trouble
is said to have been caused by Felty's
treatment of his wife, who was a sister
of Phillips.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
Local and Personal

d ~ -~-' $500 70 % LaA-+a 81
Soooooo0oooooeoooo2ooo5oo5
Abe Alparin motored to Jonesboro
sunday
ricrce's'on truck covered Randolph
county FIRST.
Lloyd Butler of Reyro was i'm Poca-
honms ON business Monday.
p. G. Schoonover was looking after
bndness in Poplar Bluff last Saturday.
The Pierce Petroleum Corp. has
served you for 20 years. Why not
now?
Miss your dinner miss your train,
but don't miss Susie's Kitchen Koldnet
Bind.
Mrs. Z. E. Tyler and family of
Biggers were visiting and shopping in
town Saturday
Don't call for Gasoline Call for
STANOCOLA! None better. Sallee
Bros. Service Station.
Joe Kolley returned to Jonesboro
Sunday after spending the week end
with homefolks here.
Mrs. Ella Reynolds of Biggers was
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Bigger.
here first of the week
Ralph johnson and wife and several
others from Middlebrook were visitors
in Pocahontas Tuesday.
Try Standard Coal Oil in your oil
stove and get better results Sallee
Bros. Service Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of Helena
were visiting the Shannons and Pick
etes here first of the week
Roy Sigler and family of JOnesboro
were visiting at the Schnabaum home
here a few days last week.
Hear, oh hear, Mrs Lucas and the
'Mean Blues" in Susies Kitchen Kabi-
net Band, Opera House, June 18th.
Miss Myrle Finley returned to her
home at Little Rock last week after
"A visit with relatives and friends here
Pierce Petroleum Corp, has its head I.
quarters in Little Rock, Arkansas. |
Keep Arkansas money in Arkansas.
Mrs. T. z. johnson and niece, Miss
Essie Brown. Of Walnut Ridge were
visiting friends in Pocahontas Friday. /
Can Essie lead the band? Come and
see when she leads susie's Kitchen
Kabinet Band, Opera House, June ;
18th
Mrs. Zan Schnabaum, Mrs. ]. c. Nc /
Marry and Miss Evelyn McNairy re-
turned Sunday after a week in st. /
Louis.
You'H be the loser if you fail to see
Mrs. Pickett beat that drum at Susie's
Kitchen Kabinet Band, Opera House,
June 18th.
Jake Schoonover who has been at
Ann Arbor, Mich, the past term at
tending law school, is home for the
holidays.
Rev. Father Froitzheim of this place +
and Rev. A. G. Haeringer of Engelberg
are in Little Rock this week attending
to business.
Can Mrs. Ruff play the violin cello?
Well you tell 'em, she is with Susie's
Eitchen K9binet Band, Opera House.
tune 18th.
Use Polorine oils and do away with ,
that carbon knock and save useless
repair on your car Sallee Bros. Ser
vice Station.
Two of the smallest and youngest /
saxaphone players in the world are
with Susie's Kitchen Kabinet Band !
Opera House, June 18th. They are
Evelyn McNairy and Mrs. Zan Selma
baum.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13
TAKEN UP

have taken up dark horse mule,
year old, and now have same in the
city pound. If not proven away by
June 90 / will sell at public auction
for fees and costs.
j. G. Slayton, Poundmaster.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13

There are already ten candidates for
assessor in Independence county, eight
for circuit clerk and seven for sheriff.
There are two lady candidates in the
clerks race.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-06-13

/ 't A..--''t i.t 'ita NHtA
IPi'rac Petroleum Corporation.
wm. smith. oxshc-a of sharp
Igomy was Acla two or three days
ias. week, sooat Of his old friend,
Judge 3pcks.
Mrs. Naomie Witt Of Orangeburg.
$. g. Arrived "wednesday for visit
withihor brother b, W. Williams, and
family here
Mrs +. IT. Calwalladcr Of French
Imp's Bayou arrived Saturday Cor
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs An. Keith.
When you call your grocer for coal
oil, ask for STANDARD" 1t is bet
tor and the price is the same. Sanee
Bros. Service Station.
Mrs. Essie Dunham Of McAlister.
Okla, is i'm Pocahontas for a visit with
her mother, Mrs, ]. r. Kizer and sister,
Mrs b. b. Fisher.
Stop, Look and Listen TO that moan
ing Trombone as played by Mrs Fisher
in Susie's Kitchen Kabinet Band,
Opera House, June 18th.
]. 7. Parker and wife of Middle
brook, who attended the big Methodist
fish fry here Tuesday. paid us a pleas
ant visit while in town.
Jim Spikes and Lewis Dalton. who
have been attending the state univer-
sity at Fayetteville the past term, are
home for the holidays.
For Rent-Six room residence, with
water and lights, for rent at reason
able rate. Apply to VIM. DeClerk,
POcahOntas, Ark. A 2t
Mrs. A. Y. Schnabaum and grand
daughter, Miss Evelyn Pauline Preston,
are i'm Jonesboro guests at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Sigler.
Babe" has just returned from Kan
sas City with her "hotdog" and will
be on exhibit I'm Susie's Kitchen Kabi-
net Band, Opera House, June 18th.
You viii have a chance 10 pick your
favorite as Mrs. Martin, Mrs: Turner
ard Mrs. Johnston are with Susies
Kitchen Kabinet Band, Opera House,
June 18th.
c. NJ. c. Spencer and wife, Rufe
Lacy and family, Elvis Maynard and
wife, Rev. Martin and others Of May
nard attended the Methodist fish fry
here Tuesday.
Susle's Kitchen Kabinet Band com
posed Of thirty five talented musicians
win give a free concert in the court
square on Wednesday afternoon at
3 80, June 18th.
Howard Perrin, who has been at
tending school at Conway, returned
home Friday. His wife went to Ozan
for a few days visit before coming
on to POcahontas.
Hoxie furnished about fifteen dele
gates to the Methodist fish fry here
Tuesday. II is reported that Hoxie
has one of the best organized churches
in the Paragould district.
Joe A. Phillips Of Warm Springs
was In town on business Saturday.
Joe informed us that he would prob
ably give n big picnic at his place some
time in July, the exact date to be an
nOunced later.
All merchants interested In the good
roads Of Randolph county should buy |
their gas and oil from the County |
Dealer, and in that way all the tax
comes on our home roads. Sallee |
Bros. Service Station.
Pat Miller and family OF Buntyn, |
Tenn, came up Sunday for a visit
with relatives and old friends here.
They will visit here for several days !
and from here they will go to Mobile,
Ala, where they will make their future
home.
Sylvester Vermilye left Monday for !
Springfield, Mo, to enter business col
lege. He received the Springfield |
Business College scholarship this term,
which is awarded annually to an
I....... ..,,..i1 - IL. I,in,h rnhnnI nrnhnnf.
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CE NEcESITA: Muchacho robusto de
18 afos edad, bueno para mandados
para practicar en- trahajos de Off
Gina. Sucido ounce pesos mensuales con
Simuerzo comida. Escriba indicando
referencias, edad, raza g instruction
1ecibida, "Yumbel'' Ell MUND0,
1927
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Banco de Yabucoa
YABUCOA. 2. r.

Habiendose extraviado la libre-
ia No. 347 de la Secci6n de Aho-
rro de este Banco, expedida NOM
bre de Carmen Fernandez, Sc hace
constar que 81 pasados 80 dfas
de la publication de este anuncio
no Sc presentare persona alguna
a reclamar su derecho, Sc expedira
nueva libreta favor de la inte-
resada.
Yabucoa, P. r, Die. IS de 1924.
BANco DE .YABUCoA,
Jose L. Berries,
Presidente.
Advt.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICS
1TENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs: !:

en- ramos, cruces, o cor0nas, en- Ia
caile HOare numero 16 . lame al tele-
fono 678 azul-
~~sN>N~s~s~.~4~S~~~~
| TsASA A PLAZOS.-Compre su casa
| con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
ell sitio mas sano y frescO de Santurce
| { (Monteflores), con calle embreada, luz
electrica, telefono. gas aqua Ca to-
das horas) puede usred adquirir la SUI
va, linpia, atractiva y de moderna
construction, paganda psqnena canti-
dad al contad0, y ell resto EN- hipoteca
a pagar mensualmente, como 81 fuera
aIquiler. .Buen vecindariO. sitiO deliciO-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transporte ia
Gil por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
ella, la nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci6n. Venga yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefios, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisici0n. Asl indaga usted
y Sc informa por ell0s mismOs direc-
tamente. lnformara: ulises Roman
Borges, Cristo /, tercer piso. Telefo-
no 155, San Juan. p.
4 GENTE VENDEDOR.- expe-
riencia en- varioS ramos del conner
clio conocimiento de muchos pueblos
de la fsla desea trabajar a sueldO o
comisi6n. Dirfjase Box go, Santur-
ce, p. r. 1890
~1~>e<e~.~~~~~~~s~~~~~e-~~
|CUANTAS libras pesa usted? Oh. ESQ
es muy POGO. 81 quiere usted
aumentar tome las PILDORAS FER
MANALES. C6mprelas hoy en- la Far
macia. Va vera usted! 1-2
cE. YENDE:--Una casa sta en- In ca
lie Lopez Landr0n No. D. Santurce.
Tiene garaje, cuatro habitaciones. Pre-
clio de situaci0n. Informardn, Telefo-
nos. 1899, San Juan; 345 azul, San
turce. 1890.
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NHA0UINAs UsADAS BARATAs:
A'A Finlay Machine Exchange ofrece
maquinat de escribfr RECOMPUES-
TAS de todas las marcas.--Para traba-
jos corrientss y practicar estudiantes
no tionen precios. Fuertes, bien presen-
tadas de los ultimos modelos--vt
tenos escribanos co Ferreteria Fin
lay (Box 552) AItos-Allen Esq. San
Justo, San Juan. lie.
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LTLO JAPONES. Superior cuantos
a = Sc han empleado para coser ma
no q maqulna, por su flexibllidad y
tenci0n especial. Envfe la isla tran
uueo extra. Los Muchachos, San Juan.
q p r
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CE VENDE una dulcerfa sta EN- Mo-
- rows No. 5. Tiene smobiliario para
producir 1880 en- dulces diario. T1ene
hatidora revolvedora, cilindro electrico
Sc da por mitad de su preelo. Para
mas informes dir1jase q Emlliano HeI-
nandcz, San Jose 40, San Juan. Il
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Al CoMERc1o EN- GENERAL;
"a ofrezco mis- servicios de Contable;
Vendedor Despacho en- almacen. Bue-
mas referencias. Estipendo m6dieo. Jo-
Sc II. Avil6s. Telefono 4o5 negro Ave
r5,a1 - santurce. 1927.
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DOR $500 alquflanse apartamentos
Independence, ventilados, recien-
tenente construfdos. Sala. comedori
cocina, cuatro dormitorios, despensa,
balloon, galerfa,. servicio sanitarto mo-
derno. Informaran: Jose de Diego o..
Telefono 272, Rio Piedras. +.
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COLAR BARATrSIMO.-Por a

sentarme vendo solar de $50 me-
tros a $3.50 metro, hacienda esquina
a calles. afirmadas en- NIonteflores,
con cabida para dos casaS. De conta
do $4,000 v resto $4,000 mensuales.
Gale Dos Hermanos No. %, Santur
ce, Tel9fono 5S5 Rojo ID
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SE ALQUILA. Casa en- el Condado,
Avenida Wilson No. 2. Cinco dor
mitorios espaciosfsimoS, servicio sa
nitario. patio grande. Precio $50.
Informara Rivera, Tel6fono 565 San
Juan. 1921
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VENDO Chalet de concrete en- San
turce, calle de Canals Facilida-
des para el pago. Informes, Tcle-
fono 25 verde. de 81 a II A. NJ.
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no sE rERAIINARON aim; las BO:

: billas Upgrade pesar de 10 mu-
rho aue Sc ventien. no Sc terminaran; ;
usted puede 'comprar b0mDillas Hy-
grade. La. t'EkKErERIA AiEKIss0 es<
IA apertrecllada para vender muchas
bombillas Upgrade en- las Navidades.
Ordene al telefono 432. San Jnan.
1921.
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cE ALQUILA local ventIladO como

de 600 metros cuadrados casi en-
una sola pieza, en- el edificio de so
cesores de Perez Herman0s de la Ma
rina. Para informes, telefono 40, San
Juan. m
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4 1oUILo: casa en- carretera nuev,

NHARMON CAR Sc vende uno muy
AsA barato, esta en- buena condicion
Puede verse en- Ell Arsenal frente al
garage del Gobierno Insular. Informa-
"a Capifali, ,s..--s12-29.
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nFTCTNA POSTAL No. i. Sc venden
Sellos, Giros Postales. Sohres, Ger
tificados PostaIes, SECURE de Paquetes
otros. EN- FL PRIMER TlSO. CON
ZALEZ PADIN co. 1-18
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JoYERIA FINA--Precios especiales
para diciembre. Regalos propios pa
"a las fiestas. Joycria Felix Lopez, don
de est8n el ''Globo Magico' y Ell
Reloj de las Luces'' 1929
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PARA LABOREs. On

dernos con disefios instrueciones
para hacer toda clase de 1abOres. Ca
da cuadern0 para una labor oIStinta.
al pedir indique 81 La desea para GRO
chet, bordado, etc. Enyfo a la isla
franqueo extra. Los MUCHACHOS.
San Juan, P. r. r.
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DESEA usted una habitaci6n fresca
comfortable, independents? En- Ca
taluia No. 4, parada 26 Y media, mu!
cerca de La escuela Luis Mufioz Ri
vera'', La encontrara usted. Familis
respectable. r
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FL CATARRO rs MUY PELIGROSO
Es bueno que usted sepa, que el
"HYOTOLE" es el mejor jarabe como.
cido para las afecciones del pecho.
Pruebelo en- seguida. 1-9.
AN<AAAAAA~s%<A <A<N@sNrAAANNAA
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IMPORTANCE oficinista pro
fesora. AmpIia habitaci0n y comidas
en- casa familia por POGO dinero. Fren-
te Brumbaugh. Informes en- San Juan
Bautista No g, Parada Z. P.
~~~~<NNN.~~~~
COMAS FEDERAL Truck Cord 38
por z. Para Guaguas. Garantizadas
q $65.O0. Sues. tie l.. viTlamil & Co.,
San Juan. r.
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KvlLTIK D. Una preparation arsenI

cal para ell complete exterminio d.
Las garrapatas. Garantizado de pro
ducIr un efecto eficaz Y rdpido. Pids
informes a: LOS Muchachos", Sues
de A. Mayol Co., San Juan. p. r.
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MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos Sc
manalmerte los tiltirnos hits d
New York. Tambi6n un gran surtid
de couplets y m1sica espaf1ola en- &c
neral. EnvfO! la isla franqueo extra
Los Muchachos, San Juan. p. r. T
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7 ANAs FLEIsHER's Para Tejer la

bores son los que mas rinden. Te-
nemoS constantes surtidos en- todos los
colores. BOlloS grandes de una onza
a zoe --30c soc. Sc regalan gra-
bados para disenos, GONZALEZ. PA
DIN co. 1-1S
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POR AUsENTARsE su duefia $

FL HOMBRE que trabaja Inucho, que
abusa de placeres, necesita, para
rec0brar sus fuerzas. tomar las Pill
DORAS FERMANALES, ell mejor re-
constituents conocldo en- forma con-
centrada. 1-2
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cE ALQUILAN HABTTAcIONEs

frescas, c0modas, barrio residen-
ciaI de Miramar. Informaran Gale
Me- Kinley No. 4. Tel. 933 rojo. Sam
turce. l2--2o.
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pocIo DE FRANCIA legftImo, per

fume exquisite, fresco, acabado de
recibir. Frasc0, $l.39. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co. lib
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nos para familias, cuatro dormito
rios, sala, comedor, cecina, doble ins
talaci6n sanitaria patio jardfn. AL
QUILER -MODICO. Parada 26la, Ca,
rretera Nueva Informaran en- la mis-
ma. 1870
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-26
LITTLE MISS FIXIT,
Care Tri-W eekly Journal,
Atlanta, Georgia.
A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
o Lord, my God, Thou art very great;
Thou art clothed Nth honour and ma
iesty; who coperest Thysef NTH light as
Nth a garment, who StretcheSt out the
heavens like a curtain, who layeth the
beams of His chambers in the matters,
who mdketh the clouds His ChariotS, who
walketh upon the wingS Of the mind, who
maketh His angels spirits, His ministers a
flaming fire, who laid the foundations Of
the earth that it should not be removed
forever. Thou coperest it Nth the deep
as NTH garment; the matters stood above
the mountains. At Thy rebuke they fled; at
the poice of Thy thunder they haSted
away.-From the One Hundred and Fourth
PSaIm
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-26
IF DIETING FAILS
By H. Addington Bruce

s an underweight patient, You have
n been faithfully eating a special diet
N prescribed to build you up and thus
help you to overcome the nervousness that
has long troubled you. You began this diet
under the assurance that, being free from
any condition of organic disease to put ON
more weight would help greatly toward CIV
ing you nerve control again.
Several weeks have passed, you are as
thin as ever, and you are as nervous as ever.
1t is small wonder that you are more than
inclined to condemn an ignoramus the
man who urged you to diet. But would it
be entirely fair for you to condemn him?
When you went to him with your tale OF
woe you admitted readily enough, that you
habtual1y ate little food, and not always
food of a really nourishing kind. That hcw-
ever was about the sum total of your admis-
sions to him.
You did not let him know that, besides
eating little, you ate your meals at irregular
hours, and almost always hastily.
You said nothing about taking business
problems home with you every evening,
working on them until late at night and
mulIing over them after you had gone to bed.
Nor did you let him know that you have
long had the bad habit of fretting about
trvalities, of perpetually looking forward to
unpleasant things that usually do not hap
pen, in word of living in an atmosphere
Of fear.
Had you revealed these things to your
dietist adviser, it is a certainty he would
have warned you:
diet, to be sure, is not all. The most
nourshing of foods will be poorly assimilat-
ed hence fail to give proper nutriment, il
eaten under unfavorable conditions.
"Hasty and irregular eating is a highly
unfavorable condition. The hasty eater does
not chew his food thoroughly enough to per-
nit a normal flow of the juices necessary for
proper digestion The irregular eater upsets
his stomach by interfering with the rhythm
of it's activities.
''To eat when one is excessively fatigued
is VIGOROUSLY conducive to deficient diges-
ton and assimilation of food. The habitual
keeping of late hours leads to chronic fa-
tigue that of necessity has an adverse infu-
ence on the processes of nutrition.
Even more adverse is the influence eX-
ercised by fear. The fear that harries you,
being more of bad habit than anything
else, is susceptible to control. Controlling
it, you will benefit from the eating of good
foods as you otherwise could not
Assume that this is what the dietitian
actually has told you Begin forthwith to
put into effect the hygienic recommendations
Indicated And continue to adhere faith
fully to the prescribed diet.
1t is a safe prediction that before long
you will find things going much better for
you, as regards both gaining in weight and
lessening of nervous symptoms.
Copyright, 1924) 81