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Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

The Chinese don't seem clearly to
know what they are fighting about;
which demonstrates that they are no
wiser than the more civilized nations
that engage in war.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

A woman is pleased when she finds
new place to shop, man when he
discovers a new place to eat.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

Doctor Mayo says insanity is
increasing. This is the hardest knock
the crossword puzzle has received.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

1t is disconcerting to note that the
growth in insanity cases just about
keeps pace with the increased use of
the telephone
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

The discovery of a new comet by
the astronomers was indeed timely. We
were entirely out of comeus
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

1t seems noteworthy that the most
lawless nation is the one having the
most laws.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

A husband has been enjoined by
court from saying more than three
cross words to his wife in a day. 1t
is suggested that they better had not
try to work out the puzzle together.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

1t is sometimes astonishing to read
that we haven't enough helium gas in
this country to fill both the Shenan-
doah and the ZR-3 at the same time,
and in a campaign year, at that.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

An elephants trunk contains 10000
muscles. 1t must have been packed
by a woman.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

No more of our great men are rail
splitters. They merely split hairs and
infnitives.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13
Weekly Five Points Star
By H. B. WATSON

Anyway, nobody charges the modern
girl with being effeminate.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

Gold from quick silver might be
all right, but think how easily even
ordinary gold slips through ones
fingers.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

Moscow is banning the kiss But
what girl would want to kiss one of
those unwashed bewhiskered Bolshe-
visits?
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

penders and people could be hanged
for murder.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

Interesting Item.-In proportion to
its population, London has only half
as many telephones and wrong num-
bers as New York.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

The reckless drivers life expectancy
isn't what he thinks it is.
Arizona state miner., 1924-12-13

Wheat may have considerable influ-
ence in this years straw vote.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Mnnll,I-.rn R,1l.

with modern improvements centrally ie- eated by adults. Box 24 T G.. Hsraid-
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
LIVE STOCK
Eggs. Poultry, Supplies

LIVE POULTRY bought and sold. Special . prices on natiye turkey and geees. We V dress poultry free. Alex Malamld. s-
 Hartford Ave Phone l66a. MAGIC-brooGers, sold on 30 day guaTan- tee. 1T not satisfactory money refunded. \. B. Bird t Feed Co. PUTNAM bI ooder heaters. S4T5 each. $, P. StIople. l13 Church St. OLD NEWSPAPER MafS-Lining for chicken cOops. 50c a hundred. foI sale at Herald office. 6I Church street. SkIMMED--milk far sale. Fatten your poultry on il. The United Milk Co.,, 49 Woodland St. Phone lG1U. WHITE-Wy yauddtte and Rhode Island red roosters for breeding, l year old. A. Pierce 530 East street.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
AUTOMOTIVE
Service Station. Repairing

gas tanks repaired and rebuilt. New cores installed: low prices; tires. tubes. accessories. 35 East Main St.: phone s60 WorK called for and delivered New England Auto Radiator Works,
 STARTING-lighting and ignition work. Satisfied service. electrical parts for sale Clarks Automobile Laundry. rear 23S Main St., Phone l3i4.
 WELDINCi-brazing. carbon burning. gener- al repair and machine work. Cylinder grinding specially. Curtin Automotive Service Co.,. 45I W. Main s.. Phone 300l WE REPAiR-an makes of cars. by skilled mechanics. Work guaranteed. He;een Garage, lO7 Arch St.. Phone 1926.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
EMPLOYMENT
HeIp-Womcn Wanted

WATTREss-wanted at inc scquin Coli club. Maple Hill. WOMAN-wauted for housewura. Write 10
 % x Y, Herald eGice YOUNG GIRL-to assist with light house work. Phone l55-2. YOUNG girl to assist with houstwoTk and baby. Call I9 East Raymond St.. Hart ford. 1st floor. Phone 2-lGIg. YOUNG LADY-wanted at once for typIng and clerical work. North X Judd Mig. Co,
 Situations Wanted-Aien Il CHAUFFEUR-wis position in private family. Eight years experience. |. J. Nunes, 43 Cherry street.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
Barbcrs, Hairlressers. Masseuses

hobby horses to amuse kiddies Special attention given to bob bed hair. You're next. Hrs. a. m. to s D. m. S2 Church St.. opp. Beloin
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

7155 vg MAS ass ss board ard loom "a
 trttats taraIlg Address Boa q. Hsrsla.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

The Herald's classified pages are a credit 10 the city.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places For Rent
wantetl-To Rent

MNEF. .EII-roupla. waat a tenement Of {
 rooms, no children. Apply, Box ia, Her
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
FINANCIAL


 Business Opportunities 46 MEAT MARkET-aud grocery storC. Party going abroad. Good nsishborhood. Will sell for $2,o00 cash. loo So. Main St. TRoLLEY-waiting station room. best To- cation in this section, speak quick. l.. 0. Coleman, Southington, Conn.
 investments 1T OWN YOUR HOME-If you buy a building lot from us, either cash or easy terms we will assist you to build, with no charge for our seuncos. The Bodwell Realty Co.,, National Bank Bldg.
 Money Loaned IS FIRST AND gage iponey in any amounts. W. L. Hatch Co.,. City Hall Bldg.
 FIRST AND SECOND MORrGAGE-mone available in any amount on real estate G. Palmiersi. sos Main St. MoNEY-To loan an first or second mort gage Schultz & Costello. Inc. .42 Main street.
 MONEY-to loan in any amounts on first and second mortgages. F. J. Murray & Co.,, S25 Main st. Phone eo5i-3, MORTGAGES--Fir mortgage money or, hand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker Deming l9S Main st, Tel 2O2l. M0RTGAGE MONEI-lst ana End. on hand amounts 10 satisfy applicants. Skinner X Smith Co.,. Inc. Ner Block Plainville, Phone al-4.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

sTENoGEARHEB- Position is open for a compet eHt stsnogIapler with good office experi- ence.
 UNION MANUFACTURING co.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
Building Lots for sal

LIST REAL EsTATE-with me, Will lsa 2ou right. no double commission. Joha F. Caulon, pialnyille. Phone sl-S.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Storage, Trucking

ASHES REMOYED-and heavy trucking. Mcguire. 102 Linwood St., Phone 2O5I-4. AUTO express and delivery: ashes removed. c. F. Twining. Long St.; phone 2577-2 FURNITURE and piano moving; general trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. SInedley 6s Bassett St.; phone S30-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

PLAINy!LLE-nsai estste for sAIs. Insus. anoe Of every description. See Cunning nam & Wininger. Rssitprs Neri Bies PlaInville Tel I2O
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Ascnls-ReaI Estate

FOR real estate and fire Insurance ses The John Cooke company. iiougf: s.. Painyille. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

1919 SEDANA-for sale, a bargain if taken at once. Will consider motorcycle in trade. Henderson Cycle O., ITO East Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

estate and nier:ssvs loans. Sklnner-Smith Co.,, Inc. l.sfs block. P!ainyille and Madison. Gsan. Phone 4l-4
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

The Herald often produces results through the classified ads.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

lg.2 Buick touring with Rex top. 1s22 Essex coach. 1925 Nash 6. demonstrator. ls2S Chevrolet, superior touring.
 Ford touring.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-18

Results are sure to follow if you use Herald classified ads.-adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
FlSIOLOGLA Y PATOLOCLA DENTAL
INTRODUCTION

Fisiologfa dental estudia las funcio-
4 nes que los tejidos dentales eiercen en-
vida
Patologfa dental estudia las enfer-
medades de la Boca.
I'll radio de acci6n del Cirujano-
Dentista no Sc limita simplemente al
estudio Gle las carries dentarias v los
medios de reponer reparar los dafios
causados, sino mas bien mira la boca
como una entidad dental relacionada
directamente con las otras parties de la
cabeza indirectamente con ell resto
del cuerpO. Nosotros relacionamos To-
calmente la dentadura con las encfas.
con ell hueso esponjoso que sirve de
asiento las pleas dentales, con ell pa
ladar, la maxilla, la mandfbuda, los la
bios, la lengua, Y finalmente con las
glandulas salivares, Y sus secreciones.
La dentadura divide tritura La CO.
mida ademas incorpora la saliva a
la masa antes de ser ingerida. La saIi-
va act1a como lubricante en- ell proce-
so de la masticaci0n. Y tambi6n sirve
de agente digestive reduciendo los am
cares de la cOmida a cuerpos mas SIM
pies. Asf es que en- la boca Sc efect1a
ell primer paso de la digestion para
que este proceso sea complete es nece-
sario que la comida. Sc triture en- muy
pequeilas partfculas faciles de ser alta
cadas por ell agente digestive de la sa-
Iva. En- otras palabras: para que ha-
va buena digestion debe haber buena
masticaci6n Y esta su vez depende
de la dentadura. Demas esta decir que
una dentadura sana Y completa es la
mas eficiente desde .el punto de vista
fisiol0gico. Recordemos tambi6n en- es-
ia connection ell NAL habito de conner
de prisa Y demos la masticaci0n la
atenci0n necesaria.,
La membrane mucosa de la boca, es-
pecialmente la de los labios es ell sitio
donde Sc desarronan con mas frecuen-
cia los crecimientos malignos de la
edad madura, deduciendose por con-
siguiente la importancia de evitar to-
da irritaci0n estfmulo que pueda pro-
ducirlos. Va Sc han comprobado nume-
rosos casos de cancer de la boca, debi-
do a la irritaci6n cr6nica producida
por pleas naturales con filos cortan-
tes, y de puentes cajas artificiales i'm
perfectas.
La maxilla es el hueso de Ia cara que
sirve de base a la dentadura superior. !
Este hueso tiene varias cavidades ma
turales huecos de aire que Sc comuni-
can entire ST Y los supple una misma
membrane mucosa. Las rafces de los
dientes superiores apuntan hacia estas
cavidades, encentrandose en- algunos
casos que solamente los separa una la
nina de hueso del grueso de un papel;
siendo pues facil entrever la posibili-
dad de que Sc infecten estas cayidades
por conductO dental. La maxilla su
vez esta fntimamente relacionada con
los huesos Ade la cara. Conozco la his
toria de una persona con una pieza en-
ferma que al extraersela tratar de
enjuagarse la boca not6 asombrado que
la soluci0n desinfectante lie salfa por
la nariz, probandose de esta manera
que la infection de origen dental ha-
bfa establecido communication directa
con las cayidades nasales. Ademas de
ser la boca agente de incisi6n mas
ticaci6n, digestion, Y ell ,sensorio del
gusto; en- ella Sc produce la voz y ell
anto. Tambien ayuda grandemente a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
SECCION MEDICA

Podr colaborar secci6n obstane cargo
Dr. cuaquiera otra autordad m@dica que
Sc invita- lectores sugeran 6picos uue tenQan
interes dscutan
Sc contestarn desde eas couas las preguntas ce
los ecores ieran de
las Intermediates de rataras preveniras a como
cuaquier asunto ciencas m6das nero mo
demos dagnostcar espefcos prescrb tratamnto
No restara atenc6n las que venpan adas ne
de deseao remente soamente pubcara las
agnn seud6nmo 81 msmo ique Solamente Sc
aquellas que revistan nteres general
Las cartas deberan acompaadas de nm so ia
"a cubrlr Ell franqueo de la respuesta ~ r
Dra la Apeaniz Saccsc rFd;co
Ell MUNDO. FA Seccon neulca'
SUBSECTION CARGO DEL DIR 1osp
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28

Ia Iormaclon Y expression de La cara
finaimente dire que por la boca pasa
gran parte del aire que respiramos O
exhalamos. La pureza de la comida V
ael alre; la efieiencia de las funciones
uehtales enumeradas, dependen de una
Doca sana en- un cuerpo sano.
La Cirujfa-Dental Moderna ha adj
quirido nuevas importantes orienta
J clones en- ell campo de La Investigation
I cientlf1ca Sc esta desarrollando de
una manera tan sorprendente que los
celeDres medicos, los hermanos Mayo,
Y ell reputable cirujano John Deayer
Gle Filadelfia. no han vacilado en- ma
, nifestar categ0ricamente que Ia Odo-
tologfa estd llamada a dar ell paso de
ayance mas culminante en- la historic
de la Profilaxis Medica.
La Aplicaci6n del Rayo X en- ell es-
tudio de las afecciones dentales ha
traldo Dor consecuencia ell descubri-
mlento Gle numerOsos focos de infection
(absceSos) al final de las rafces (api-
ces) de las pleas enfermas Y estos
centros de infection no solo hacen da-
no localmente destruyendo los teiidos
dentales, sino tambi6n producer otras
Intermediates en- ell cuerpo, va sea di-
recta indirectamente. Las investiga-
clones clfnieas los proeedimientos
lnodernOS del laboratorio han estable-
cido este hecho sin dejar lugar a du-
das. Recuerdo perfectamente que GUAM
do era eStudiante universitario lei la
noticia detallada Gle la muerte del Pre-.
Roosevelt y en- ell Boletfn Official Medico
decfa que una de las causas principa-
Il les de su muerte fu6 una pieza enfer-
ma que tenia. Existe pues, ell hecho
indiscutible que las Intermediates de
la boca pueden ser en- algunoS caSos
una amenaZa para la salud del indivi-
duo llegar a producirle la muerte. No
debemos exagerar esta situaci6n ira
tandO de achacarle todos los males de
la humanidad la boca, pero ST debe-
mos de darle la importancia necesa-
/ ria. una persona con piorrea deelara-
da lie podemos decir de. antemano los
"achaques'' de que padece, que son ge-
neralmente: dolores de cabeza, falta
de apetito, dolores reumaticos, v gas
tritis. Estos sfntomas Sc conocen por
la investigation clfnica del case { in
dfcan que la infection ha pasado de la
boca al est0mago por ell canal diges-
two; las coyunturas por la san
gre. Intermediates de los ojos, nariz,
garganta gastritis artritis reumati-
ca, pueden tener su origen en- la boca.
La mayorfa de nuestro pals descono-
ce las Intermediates de la boca sus
resultados. Tambi6n desconocen ell he
cho que mas del noventa por ciento de
la poblaci0n de la isla padece de estos
males, especialmente los niiiOs.
Este es Ell primero de una serie de
articulos tratando de la Fisiologfa v
Patologfa Dental de interes general.
San Justo No. 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
PoR FAVOR.

Encarecidamente suplico a los muy
ilustrados diarios de Ponce, "El Dia
" "El Aguila", Sc sirvan. .rectifcar una
information err6nea que han dado Ia
pubicidad.
Han dicho que JOSE L. BERRIoS,
en- la Asamblea Nacionalista tltimamen
te celebrada en- la muy noble histori-
ca ciudad, fue designado miembro del
DIREcToRTo ALI electo,. y, este es
un error.
Han confundido mi humilde nombre
con Ell del muy distingrido paisano y
pariente DON JOSE p. BERRIos.
He sido siempre unionista como tai
he ingresado de todo coraz6n en- ia
ALBANIA Puertorriqueha cuya for
maci6n contribni con Ell mayor entusias-
mo y a cuyo triunfo cooperate con to-
-das mis- fuerzas, porque comprende to.
das mis- aspiraciones politicas, las aspi-
raciones de toda mi vida.
Mi mas querido ideal ha sido, desde
que tengo uso de raz6n hasta hoy que
cuento mas de sesenta tres amos, ia
union de los puertorriquefios para OBJ
tener una plena autonomia, la mas
amplia de que puede disfrutar una is
lita subyugada.
SECURE de que los amables directo-
res de los periodicos citados Sc servi-
ran atender esta suplica, les envio,
desde mi hogar pueblerino, mis- mas
sinceras gracias.
jose L. BERRIos.
Yabucoa, mayo %, de 1924.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22

T T is quite simple and easy to live up to
your ideals when you are in the at
- mosphere for it. 1t is easy to do the
right thing when you have no opposition.
1t is not so easy when all the forces with
which you are in contact at the moment are
pulling the other way.
Few of you who read this would set out
deliberately to violate law. Few would set
out deliberately to make fools Of themselves,
to destroy self-respect, to change their nor
NAL behavior to lower plane. Left to our
selves or left in the right company we should
do pretty we'll. We should keep on the plane
of self-respecting behavior.
The real test Of a man comes when he is
suddenly faced with the opportunity to
make a quick decision. The real test comes
when he must decide whether he will move
with the crowd, which he knows is going the
wrong way, or whether he will turn and
travel alone.
Perhaps you will object that you do not
know what is the right thing to do Very
likely you don't. Few do. But all of us
know what we think is the right thing to do.
All that any Of us can be asked to do is
to do what we think is the right thing.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22

O. Kindly give me figures on the subject
Of the length of sentences Of great English
writer's prior to 1850. j. L. J.
A Edmund Spencer averages about 81
words to each of his prose sentences. Richard
Hooker averages about Al. Milton sometimes
has more than 500 words in a sentence.
MaCaulay's sentences average % words.
Q. Under what circumstances did the
United States take control of Haiti? w. c. r..
A. The occupation Of Haiti by Americans
came as a result of a series of political dis
turbances. General San, who took office as
PRESIDENT on March 4, 1915 was obliged to
seek refuge in the French Legation on July
81 of that year. while 200 political prisoners
were massacred in Jail At the funeral OF
the victims the President himself was dragged
out and murdered. Two hours later a United
States erusier arrived at Port au Prince and
landed marines. The United States forces oc-
cupied the country and restored order.
Q. When was the first printing press in
stalled in the United States? NJ. J. NJ.
A. The first printing press in the United
States was that installed at Harvard in 1889,
and now operating as the University Press.
Q. How may playing caxds be cleaned?
r. \. NJ.
A. Soiled playing cards may be cleaned by
rubbing with cloth dipped in spirits of
camphor.
Q, Are there two Colorado rivers in the
United States? G. n.
A. There is river by this name In Texas.
But the river to which this name is usually
given bears the longer title, "Colorado River
of the West"
Q. What is meant by the word diva when
used in reference to great woman SINCERE
n. Z. +.
A. The word diva is the feminine form of
the Italian word dive, meaning divine.
Q. How many pounds Of explosives are
used in the United States for industries? H.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22
TIVE ATLANTA rRl. WEEKLY JOURNAL

until it viii produce no more crops and then
abandon it. Perhaps after a few years it
will pay him to return and farm it again for
year or two. Dispirited John Doe deter
mines to buy a nice steak to cheer himself
up after a hard day. The butcher looks at
and mouth disease has destroyed a large
number of cattle and those which remain are
poor and thin because of the cattle tick.
Buying a small tough steak he returns home.
Starting UP the steps he is surprised that his
rosy-cheeked girl does not meet him at the
door. Going inside he is dismayed to find d
sad-eyed cripple creeping along the floor to
meet him. Astonished, he asks his wife
what the trouble is She tells him that the
milk which they have been feeding the child
came from COWS with tuberculosis, and that
his child has contracted the disease. Neither
she nor the dairyman knew how to pasteur-
ize the milk or how to test the COWS for
this disease. Broken-hearted, the man pre-
pares for bed Turning back the cover he
is surprised to find no sheets on the bed
When he asks his wife why, she tells him
that cotton cloth cannot be bought. The
farmer, knowing nothing of fertilizer or
poisons, cannot raise cotton at all since the
boil weeyil has come Kneeling down be-
side his bed, John Doe raises his hands to
heaven and prays as he has never prayed
before for Experiment Stations"
We commend this vivid parable to the
bordering of all who may have thought
lightly Of the scientists work or have be-
grudged the States support of such endeav-
ors. Georgia spends no money to better
purpose than that allotted to scientific re-
search; and in justice to the common veal,
appropriations of this nature should be more
liberal.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22

All that any of us can be asked to do is
to do IS well as we know how.
You may be a young man or a young
woman reading this. The time will come to-
day, tomorrow perhaps over and over
again, when you must go along with your as
sociates or you must let them go their way
while you go yours. 1t is not easy. A half
dozen persons, even three or four, create at
mosphere. They give color and reality and
bill Of health to course of action which
you know in deliberate thought must prove
to be the wrong course.
Here is where the hard task begins
Don't hang any laurels on yourself for
making good record when you have moral
support on all sides Of you, in front and
behind you.
Don't treat yourself to any medals be-
cause you have satisfied your ideals of
personal conduct when you have been alone.
How have you behaved, what have you
done with your ideals and convictions, when
all the good fellows" have been against
you?
Copyright, 1924.)