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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
MRS. BARRIE HERE TO
ARRANGE FOR School
Women's Home Demonstration
Council Encouraged By Atti-
tgde of Public

Mrs. w R Barrie an ecor annie
expert, who is cooperating with
w0men's organizations in the stag
i4g of demonstrations throughout
this section, was in Americas Wed
nesday and while here consulted
with Miss Bonnie Parkman with re-
gard to the demonstration to be had
here begiiming April II This dem
onstration, which will continue
three days, will be conducted by
Miss Agnes White, graduate of
Columbia University, and already a
large attendance is insured through
the sale of more than hundred
tickets already disposed of by the
ladies.
Mrs. w. H. Emmett, and Mrs
w. H. Houston, who are leaders
in this work, together with Miss
Parlman, are greatly encouraged
by the reception they have beerl Civ
en- in every part of the county
where the demonstration has been
promoted and Miss White has writ
ten these ladies telling of the ir,-
teresting demonstration to be
staged here.
In putting on this demonstrations
it is the plan of the ladies of the
Home Demonstration Council to
make the school of genuine benefit
to all who attend, as source OF
pleasure, with students receiving
a maximum of instruction during
the period to be devoted to the
work. TIE demonstration will be
staged ir the kitchenette fitted up
adjoining Miss Parkman's office in
the basement at the courthouse
here, where facilities have recently
been installed to permit holding o.
the demonstration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
Recipes
Orange Juice Win a Kick

RANGE juice, served as a be
- fore-dinner appetizer, takes on an
added zest if dash of charged water
or better yet, of ginger ale, is added
just before serving. This drink has
enough of a "kick" SO that it is quite
appropriate to serve it in cocktail
glasses.
For breakfast, orange juice should
be served in small slender tumblers.
or in sherbet cups. The glasses NAV
stand in bed of crushed ice, but this
formality is unnecessary at the ordi-
nary family breakfast table. If the
juice is extracted from the oranges
the night before, it may stand in the
ice box all night, in a closed glass lar.
II squeezed in the morning, It NAV be
first put into pitcher and the pitcher
placed in basin of crushed ice. Do
not add crushed OF shaved ice TO the
juice itself, as this dilutes the fruit
juice and Spoils the flavor.
The wise housewife buys California
navel or Valencia oranges, as these
are seedlesS, and she asgo buys the
very small sizes, which average more
juice per pound of fruit than the verv
large oranges, which are Likely to have
rathere thick skins. The small sizes
are sweeter and iuicier, and equally
good for slicing or squeezing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
CHAUT AUQUA hackers
MUST PAY GUARANTEE
Hospital Association to Derive
No rrcfit from Entertain
ment This Year

Americas men who are backing
the Redpath Chautauqua here this
season, last night shouldered loss
Of nearly $4,000 which they paid
in cash to the sRedpath representa-
tives at the close of the entertain
merit in the big chautauqua tent last
night
The guarantors were called to-
gether by the Redpath homogeneous
at the close of the evening enter
ment, and when the spectators had
departed, the exact amount Of the
deficit was stated. Each guarantcr
was thereupon requested to pay his
proportionate share of this deficit,
which was done practically without
exceptions, and the success of the
season thus assured Season tickets
Ito the amount paid were given each
guarantor.
AS stated previous in the Times
Recorder, the ladies of the Hospital
association receive no part of the
funds take. in at the Chautauqua
tent after the beginning OF the
Chautauquqa, and that institution,
therefore, will derive no profit
from the holding Of the Chautaqua
here this year
Efforts to get into communica-
ton with Mrs c. C Hawkins this
morning to ascertain the amour't
realized from this source in pre-
vous years We're unavailing, Mrs.
Hawkins being absert from home
when called
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
thursday AFTERNOON APpNl. 3. 1924
UNION HIGH WON MANY
AWARDS AT MEET HERE

LESLIE, April 3.-Urion high
school won out in the Sumter coun-
ty school meet held at Americas
A. and III. school with total Of
40 points.
In litesaey events first place in
music was won by Carolyn Dell.
The ready writing medal was
awarded to Evely. Ranew, and the
spelling honors were given Union
high through the work of Nellie
Bradley, Ruth Harvey and lore
Stewart.
First place in arithmetic and
second place in silent readi!E were
won by the grammar grades.
Urion high school athletes MADE
practically a clean sweep, taking
eleven first places from seventeen
events, the other six places bel, &
divided among the nine other
schools of the county. The first
places won including the followirg
100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 1oC
low hurdle, half mile race, half
mile relay, short put, Ginning
bar
The grammar grades boys took
first horrors in the following
events: 100 yard dash, half mile
relay, standing broad Jump, run-
ming high jump.
A number of second and third
places were won by both boys and
girls bringi. g the total score for
the school up to 40 points.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
Itlx Grandmother's Recipe 20
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair .N
lis aesg

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and iustrous almost over
night if you'll get bottle OF "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles OF this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
bv the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually, say well-lInown drug
gists here, because it darkens the hair
SO naturally and evenly that no one can
tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have surprise await
inc them, because after one or two ap-
plications the gray hair vanishes and
YOUR locks become luxuriantly dark and
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound tonight and
You'll be delighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful ap-
pearance within q few days, =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
SMALLPOX REPORTED
PREVALENT AT MACON

MACON, April 8.-Only one
case of small pox is in the city of
Macon at present as far IS is known
however another is under close OBJ
servation by physicians. Health
Officers have announced that all
physicians hould be on their guard
with evtry case chicken pox re
ported and look for light cases of
smallpox.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
Orange Ice Bog Cake

I tablespoon gelatine
a cup cold water
" cup boiling water
q cup sugar
IL cups strained orange juice
u tablespoon lemon juice
liz cups heavy cream
l dozen lady fingers.
Soak gelatine for five minutes in the
cold water. Into small saucepan pour
half cup boiling water and the fruit
juice. Bring TO boil and pour over
the soaked gclatipe, stirring until the
latter is thoroughly dissolved. Set IN
ice box or cold place to stiffen. When
pelatine is thoroughly stiff, cut it into
pieces, chopping il with silver spoon
THEN beat the cream quite still,
sweeten with dash of powdered
sugar, and with the egg heater beat
die cream into the gelatne until they
are perfectly blended. Line mold with
lady fingers, )aut mixture into center,
and set awav in jcchox for six or eight
hons. Indeed. This dessert is Neat
when lie ge'alue IS fixed at night, Inc
cream ..d5cd in the morning, and The
finished dessert allowed to stand IN the
ice box until evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
COL. MORGAN WOULD
STOP CATTLE DIPPING

VALDOSTA, April 3.-Col. Coas
S. Morgan has filed an injunction
suit against the Lowndes ccgnty
commissioners, an equitable peii-
tioE, for injunction and relief He
proposes to have the case tried by
a jury at the November term of the
superior court. 1t is to put an end
to the cattle dipring in this county,
he says.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
Party Punch for Fifty Persons

2 pouads sugar
! quart water
quarts freshly made tea
l cup lemon juice
10 cups orange juice
2 cups crushed pineapple
/ bottle maraschino cherries and
and their juice
6 sliced oranges
2 bottles ginger ale
s cups iced water, plain or charged.
Make syrup by boiling sugar and
water together for FIVE minutes. Add
the tea, end cool. Add chilled fruit
juices and crushed fruit. Orange
slices should be cut into small pieces
Cherries may be cut up if desired.
Pour mixture over block of ice in
punch bowl. II lemons are very sonr,
additional syrup may be needed,
though catre S;iolld be taken to avoid
getting punch TOO sweet, as it would
be less refreshing. Indeed, for a
dance, a plain oraneeade, trimmed up
a bit with maraSchino cherries, is pre-
ferred by many hostesses, as being
most refreshing and cooling for the
guests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03

In the last 100 years only two
comets have been brilliant enough
to be seen by day with the unaiaed
eye. One Of these was in 1843.
the other in 1882.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
PAGE NINE

During the last year, calculations
of astronomers based on Einstein'a
theory Of relatively have caused
some doubt as to the accuracy Of
earlier estimates Of the distances Of
remote places.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
Orange and Rhubar6 Conserve

orange ana HhN0GF0 CoHSeTpe
pounds rhubarb
6 cups sugar
l cup seeded raisins
cups walnut meats
8 large or II small California
oranges
2 lemons.
Wash rhubarb, cut in one-inch
pieces, sprinkle with sugar. Wash
oranges and lemons, wipe dry, and cut
in thin slices. Be sure to use Cali
fornia navel or Valencia oranges,
which have no seeds. add raisins,
lemon, orange and rest OF sugar. Let
stand till juice accumulates, then boil
gently over slow fire, stirring FREE
,agently 10 prevent burning. Cook
until thie's riln conserve consistency.
II fruit 4 very tart, more SUGAR may
be needed Just before taking from
lire, siir b ne nat meats. Pour into
sterillzea glasses Or jars,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-03
MAN CLAIMS HE WAS
HELD UP AND ROBBED

SAVANNAH, April 3.--Arrestad
on charge of lettering, Harvey
Normand of Meridian Conn. told
the police here that he was the
victim of gang of robbers who
held him up near Savannah on the
highway. He said he had a con-
siderable sum of money in his
possession at the time. Police
dismissed him with the instruction
to leave the city.
A censor for radio is suggested.
If he will eliminate the cat fights
we approve heartily.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
DOS EsTUDIANTES DE UN COLE
GIo DE MAYAGUEz ACUsADos DE
ESCALAMIENTO
FUERoN ARREsTADos nENTRO
- DE LA MIsMA ESCUELA

Ell dia. 8 de agosto de 1924, dio cuenta
= la oficina de la detective de Maya
,giiez por telefono Ia seflorita Soledad
Escaleta profesora y duefia del Colegio
,ssEscalera Bussines College, que al
guien habia intentado escalar el edi,
fcio. '
La detective de este puesto fus al
sitio sea en- 10 calle Hostos No. 100,
2 pudo observar que en- la parte de
atras en- una puerta de dicho Colegio
hahian PRACTICABLE como doce ounce
barrenos Y no habian penetrado los
pillos dicho edificio.
Por la noche del dia del corrien-
ts sc ordeno a los detectives Antonio
Santiago auxiliar Julio Montalvo pa
ra que Sc quedaran escondidos dentro
del Colegio toda la noche, como a
ESQ de las A. M. fueron arrestados
por Ell Detective Antonio Santiago den
tro del mencionado Colegio los indivi-
duos Pedro villalba, blanco de 18 afios
de edad, natural vecino de Maya
giiez y Juan Quevedo Leon, blanco
de 81 afios, natural de San German y
residente en- Mayagiiez, P. r.
Estos jovenes eran estudiartes de-
mismo Colegio para penetrar ALI CO
gieron dos barrenas prestadas, una dc
dos y media pulgadas otra de una y
media pugada, al carpintero Evaristc
Gonzalez.
Cuando cl detective Antonio Santa
so los arresto dentro del Colegio va
estaban desarrajando el escritorio G.;
busca de I'M dinero que habia ALI, Sc
gun confession de ellos.
Fueron llevados presencia del Hon
Fiscal del Distrito quien los acrs6 do
delito de escalamiento en- primer gra
do y les cxigi6 500 dollars de fianza a
cada uno. Ingresaron en- la Carcel d.
Distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LA DELEGATION ALEMANA
LLEGA A LONDRES

LoNDRES, sgosto 5. UNITED
Press).-La delegation nombrada por
Alemania para representarla en- la con
frencia interaliada acaba de llegar a
esta capital, Sir Ronald Waterhouse,
en- representation de Macdonald asi
como otras distinguidas personalida-
des, fueron la estaci6n a recibir a
Ia delegation. Los delegados alemanes,
Sc dirigieron embellishments hacia
sus habitaciones en- el hotel Ritz, don
de ocupan todo un piso.
Un miembro de la delegation que &C
tila de. orador hizo un elocuente dis.
curse, nianifestando que la delegation
alemana estaba dispuesta a cumplir
con todo 10 pactado en- ell plan Dawes,
que venian animados por los mejores
deseos, y que 81 en- Londres imperaba
ese mismo espfritu de buena voluntad,
era indiscutible que legarian un
acuerdo Embellishments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
-INFORMA CION GENERAL
NUEvA REPRESENTATION

Nuestro amigo particular, Ell como
cido hombre de negocios de esta ca
pital, don Santos viscasillas, ha obte-
nido la representation exclusive para
Puerto Rico y las antillas, de la acres
ditadisima firma americana, Brown
Shoe Company, que de tanta popu-
laridad goza en- nuestra isla. D:cha
casa es la fabricante de los afamados
Buster, zapatos que por su acabado
perfecto, durabilidad y elegancia, son
preferidos por Ell publico, que sabe que
obtiene I'M articulo excelente a un
precio razonable.
Ell Sr. Viscasillas, al efecto, ha pre-
parade en- el edifcio de Gonzalez Pa
DIM, un apartamento para salon de
exhibition, Ell cual Sc esta viendo muy
concurrido durante estos tlltimos dias.
Fehcitamos nuestro amigo por Ia
merecida prueba de confanza de que
ha sido objeto, lie auguranios un
gran exito en- su nueva linea, dadoS
sus grandes conoctmientos mercan-
tiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
SURGE NUEvANGENTE LA REVo'
IUCION EN- HONDURAS

WASHINGTON, agosto 5 (Uni-
ted Press)-Los ultimos informes re-
cibidos indicando que en- Honduras ha-
bia surgido nuevamente la revolucion
han, sido confrmados por complete, pc
70 Sc tiene entendido que varios con-
tingentes que sc habian abstenido de
tomar parte en- la pasada revoluci6n,
.estan tomando parte activisima en- ell
presente movimiento revolucionario.
Un mensaje que ha llegado algo re-
trasado al embaj jador americana en- Te-
gucigalpa, informa que Fonseca esta
dirigiendo las operacioncs cerca de la
frontera de Nicaragua, que captur6
a San Marcos, Ell ell distrito de Cholu'
teca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
TRES IMPORTANTISIMOS
TRATADOS
TRES

LoNDRES, agosto 5, Omitted Press)
Macdonald anunci6 ante la
Camara de los Comunes, que la confe-
rencia intealiada esta preparando tres
tratados todos ellos de suma importan-
cia Ell primero de ellos, sera entire el
gobierno aleman Y la Comisi6n de In
demnizaciones, quedando estatuidos en-
este tratado los poderes que este ul.
timo organsimo ha de tener. Ell segun-
do sera entire los aliados ell gobier.
no aleman y tendra por proposito, fl
jar la manera como han de resolver-
Sc las difcultades que surjan entire
ellos. Y fnalmente, ell tercero, sera I'M
tratado entire los mismos aliados, Y
tendra por base, fijar la manera como
han de resolverse las cuestiones in
ternas, espscialmente en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere a intereses. =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
La impression es de-.
(Cont.nuaci6n de Ia Ia. pAgina)
mara,
Ell PAETIDARISMo
EN- LA ALBANIA

rio en- relaci6n con ell acuerdo adopta-
do en- Ponce, concediendo la igualdad
senatorial nos ha informado que esta
en- espera de la reunion del Comite Dl-
rectivo para suscitar esta question re-
Los lideres unionistas opuestos a es-
ia concession alegan que los repubnca-
nos, con esta exigencia, han estableclao
ell partidarismo dentro de la Ahanza,
puesto cue 81 ellos consideran cue to-
dos son uno en- la Ahanza, no deben
considerar imprescindible la igualdad
en- la representation senatorial.
A juzgar por las manifestations
confidenciales que se han hecho por
muchos de los directories de este movl-
niento, en- IA proxima reunion del Dl-
rectorio como no Sc armonicen las
ideas de unos y otros, existiran inten-
sas desavenencias que 81 no ponen en-
peiigro Ia buena marcha de la Alianza,
co1isegniran1 que esta no reaice .sus
prop6sitcs dentro de Ia solidaridad Ia
ammonia que seria de esperarse en- be-
neficio del Programa patriotico que
sus iniciadores Sc han propuesto llevar
a la practica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LAS FIEsTAs FRANco-BELGAs

Ell HAVRE, agosto 5. (Cable Fran
c6s).-Las festas franco-belgas han
continuado durante todo ell dia de hoy
dentro del mayor entusiasno. Ell prin-
cipe Leopoldo ha expresado. su mas
sincere. agradecimiento, y reconoci-
miento de B6lgica hacia lFrancia,
por la .hospitalidad que dicha nacion
prestara los miles miles de re-
fugiados belgas que Sc acogieron a Ia
protection de la bandera francesa, du
rahte los priineros dias de la guerra.
Sc recibi6 i'm telegrama de. Herriot
en- ell cual este expresa su gran sent1'
timiento por no haber podido asistir
a las fiestas como eran sus deseos, de-
bido al intense trabajo que .esta des-
arrollando en- la conferences intealla-
da. Herriot agrega que la solidaridad
que ha existido entire Francia y Bel
gica no Sc rompera jamas, va que tan
tos sacrifcios comunes han tenido cue
sorortar,, tantas batallas han hbra-
do hombro con hombro. Ill; f-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
HOMBRES DE TRABAJO

dlendonos mutuamente que Sc Hega
a lograr general prosperidad. No
puede haoer prosperidad trabajando
unos contra otros, Q considerable
enemigos de la soeiedad a quienes
no pertenecen a nuestra clasc. s
Es tan necesario cQmprender to-;
das las clases los motivos de sp
traba;o como comprcnder a slos ex-N
tranjeros. <
Solamente aquellOs que tiencn su
mente V su coraz6n abiertos estan
en- situaci0n de salir avante con sus
vecinos.
FL castigo de cualquier n1mero dee
personas, grupo de personals, esj
el aislamiento V ell provincialismo.
Lo que hace una clase peligrosss
para un pals es exactamente 10 ques
hace a un pals peligroso para luss
otros paises, este es, las dos convict;
clones: una, que somos superioreS
los demas; la otra que debemos Re
merle a los demas. a
& E
Todas las guerras han nacido de
estas dos cosas, va sea una guerra
de classes una guerra entire nacies
nes. Ell sentido de la superioridad3y
ell sentido del mismo han sido los dos
motivos iniciales de todas las. gle-,
rras. Mientras mas nos cornpren >.
demos los unos a los otros, y miend
tras menos tenor nos inspiremes
mutuamente, menos motives. habta
de confictos y mayores ocasioneseba-
bra de cooperation. %g 81
FL lena, "Bendito sean los apaeif-
cadores", no esta limitado eS&usi-
vamente la Iglesias sino que reza
para los miembros de todassIas cla-
ses y de todos los paises que,se en-
tienden unos a otros. Su niAion es
hacer de todos los otros,, apHgos Y
cooperadores en- lugar de egemigos
y competidores. y
Copyright, 1924, by Tho MeCldre
Newspaper Syndicate9ijg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

HAY dos classes distintas de hon.
bres de trabajo; la una ahorra di
nero, y la otra no.
% Una ejercita sus emociones en-
odiar a las otras classes; la otra pien-
sa que su clase es tan buena como
cualquiera, de aqui que no lie preo-
cupe ell sentimiento de clase.
En- un discurso recientemente pro,
nunciado ante la Association de Clubs
Conservadores, en- el Cannon Street
Hotel, de Londres, Mr.. Stanley Bald
win, miembro del Parlamento. dijo
que los privilegios y los poderes que
la vida p1blica de Inglaterra deman-
da hoy no eran las prerrogativas
particulares de cualquier clase y po-
dian encontrarse en- todos los ranges
sociales del pals.
Gel nivel de vida de este pals"
dijo Mr.. Baldwin, "como en- cualquier
otro pals, puede solamente mejorar-
Sc mediante la mas perfecta coope-
U0 tLaOesJdtl wa
sus brazos aquellos que dirigen el
trabajo, y los que aportan ell capi-
tai.
"Donde Sc ha intentado llevar a
Ia practica el Socialismo, ell pequeno
monitor que tenfan para dividirio
antes de la guerra Sc ha reducido
hoy NADIA, con el resultado que en-
csc pals ha sobrevenido la miseria
Ell hambrc."
La prosperidad de un pals puede
soIamente acrecentarse con la pros
peridad de su pueblo. No puede au-
mentarse dandole una clase 10 que
Sc le quita a la otra.
Por ell aumento de las socieda-
des cooperativas, y uniones conner
ciales, mediante la generalization
del habito del ahorro y de la econo-
mia entire sus classes trabajadoras,
Sc acreciehta ell capital de un pue-
bio haciendose al mismo tempo mas
accessible.
Es 3.trabajando juntos y compren-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LA PRENSA Sc MUESTRA OPTI
MISTA A LA LLEGADA DE
LA DELEGACION ALEMANA

I .LoNDRES, agosto 5. Omitted
Press) La delegation alemana vie-
nc dirigida por .stressman y Marx, pc
ro la acompafiani mas de 25 ,expertos,
ademas de los secretarios, taquigrafas,
etc. Los delegados alemanes visten
de turistas, fUeron recibidos en- Ia
estaci6n por una inmensa multitud.
La prensa, al comentar la llegada
de la delegation ,alemana, Sc muestra
sumamente optimista, y asegura, que
mas tradar, Ell pr6ximo sabado Sc
habra llegado un entendido final,
que ell plan Dawes, sera entonces
una hermosa realidad, pudiendo ser
puesto en- practica Embellishments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
REUNION DE oFIcIALEs
1 DE- REsERvA

Il & ~ Il
Habe& una reunion especial de "a
Association de o6ciales de Reserva en-
el 6ampamento de instruction para uni
dadss, en- Ell sitio conocido por BateEia
de- Ia aPrincssa, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
a las 1880 de la noche, el viernes, dfs
Pss de agosto de 1924. Los ofciales de
rReserva miembros de la Asoctaci6n que
Iestan en- cl Campamento de instrucci6n,
seran los huespedes Y los que Sc encar-
garan de preparar eI programa dc la
noche. Esta sera una gran oportunidad
para vis1tar ell campsmento por IN mo.
mento, verlo saber 10 que Sc esta ha-
ciendo ALI.
Todos los oficiales de Reservs estan
cordialmente invitados a estar preSen-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
ANEMIA
SENORES MEDICOS:

Para reparar q estado qualitative
de la formula sanguinea cl trata.
miento no puede circunscribirse Ia
rutjnaria administaci6n's sdel 8cocadi.
latos de hieETo. En ,aneinias todo e.
sistema hematopoyetico la sido lie.
sionado ~ las soluciones ''HERRA-
DORA" No. 141, 142, y 145 para in
yecci6n intravenosa iatramusculaI
conteniendo arsenico, hero dializa,
do, hipofosftos de calcip, sodio J
manganese, cubren ell circulo sinergi
co concordance con la moderna terra
peutica. F..sSs
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