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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05
UNITY

A. L. Blanchard Of Bangor was In
| town the past week.
N, J. Karen Of Pittsfield was q,
| recent business visitor in town.
Mrs. B. G.. Fogg attended the
Grand Chapter of o. e. 8. which was
held at Portland the past week.
Henry Smith of Belfast was among
| the business visitors in town Friday.
The degree was conferred on Ave
candidates at Antioch Chapter of o.
| e. s. Thursday evening Of last week.
The lodge from Clinton was invited
| to confer the degree which they did
in a very pleasing manner. After
the degree work a baked bean and
pastry supper was served to some
over 100 people.
Miss Ida whitehouse Is the guest
Of friends in Waterville.
Linwood GRAHAM who Is attending
school in Pittsfield was at home over
the weekend.
The Joint committee meeting Of the
towns Unity, Troy, Burnham. Albion,
and Unity Plantation, was held in
the high school building at Unity,
May 26. T. c. knight was elected
chairman and Alice Sherman Of
Durham, secretary. George Grant
Of Lebanon was elected superintend-
! emit to fill a vacancy caused by the
Mr.. Grant has had experience and is
very highly recommended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Getchell
, were in Pittsfield, Tuesday.
Mr.. Baxter and Miles Langley Of
Portland were in town Tuesday in
the interest Of the Portland Packing
Company.
L. w. knight was in Albion the
past week collecting for the Unity
Telephone Company.
Mrs. Edythe Stevens was at home
from Boston a few days the past
week.
Mr.. Wright of Belfast was in town
Tuesday in the interest of the
wright & Willis Plumbing company
of Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bagley of Lew
1ston were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. McManus.
A number from here attended a
district meeting of the Rebekah
Lodge in Albion. Tuesday evening.
There was an all day meeting Of
the Farm Bureau at Adams Hall
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Chase were in
Lewiston. Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. McManus was in Bel
fast, Tuesday.
Miss Ora Ward has recently DUR
chased a new automobile.
e. T. Whitehouse is building
garage and ice house at his camp.
Mrs. A. E. Dudley of Auburn was
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. r. E.
Stone. Tuesday.
C. L. Written has been collecting
for the Central Maine Power COM
pany the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Farwell were
business visitors in Waterville, Tues
day.
2. w. Doyle was in town Tuesday
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TUNING IN TONIGHT
Copyright. 1925. by Audio Service"
TODAY, JUNE 5

XIX, American theater organ. XIII,
orchestra, children's program. KPO,
theater program. webb, dance selec-
tions, vocal. WANG, Radio question
box. music. WDAF. program; WEAF.
program. WILT, Morning Glory Club.
woo. orchestra. WOS, talk, program.
WPG. orchestra. WSB, musical pro-
gram. VITO. orchestra WWJ, orches-
ira.
$50 >. m. CNRA, CNRA Orchestra.
CNRE, children's half hour. WCCO,
musical program. KON, science course.
KTHS, ball returns, orchestra. WEAF,
musical program. WFAA, musical pro-
gram. WIZ. orchestra. WGY. WGY
S VINO. Britlins's Orchestra. woo WOO.
$40 p. m. WBZ. o. 8. Naval history
sketches, scores.
s:45 p. m. XII, Radiotorial. exami-
ner program o Why Hns musical arrh,r prog KR
musicale. KYW. midnight revue. KSD,
Serenaders. WBCN, request program.
wGN, jazz skamper. WQJ, Rainbo
Skylarks, Radio artists. WEAR, jazz
music. WEAF, music. WAR, orches-
ira. WGR. orchestra. Wink, orchestra.
WIS, Cornhuskers, vocalists. WoAN,
orchestra, classical music. WOAW, c.
B. & @. r. r. program. WOWL, Sere-
naders.
1905 D. m. WANG, orchestra.
1910 p. m. KOA, minstrel show.
1osl5 p. m. KTHS, orchestra. WCAP,
1880 D. m. CNRE, musicale. CNRT.
orchestra. KFAE. Delta, Delta, Delta
Sorority. WCEE, program. WBAP,
concert. VIVID, studio program. WIN,
lo.Ss p. m. WIS. Williamson Bros.
q Phil.
HOO ,. m. XII, organ recital. XIII,
special program. XIX, studio pro-
gram. KNX, theaters program. KPO,
orchestra. KSD, violin recital. WCCO,
dance program. WEBB, orchestra, In
strumentai. WIN, Parody Club Revue.
l1.3o p. m. CJCM, vaudeville. KFAE,
Times studio program. KJR, Chamber
Of Commerce program.
HAS D. m. WSB, entertainers.
1880 m. XII. vocal program. kew.
concert. KNX, program. WHO, orches-
ira. VINO, midnight frolic.
12:45 q m. WDAF, Nighthawk's
frolic.
pills. XIII, orchestra
/ 80 9. IA. KGW, Hoot Owls.
2:oO .. m. KNX, orchestra, night
hawks.
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1sstera STANDARD

| 2agte4a Standard
| $50 p. "A. XIII, matinee musicale
WFAA, women,s hour. WcTs. orches.
ira. WCAE, dinner concert. WCAU
music, orchestra. WEEP, Big Brother
Club. musicale. WGY. Sunday school
lesson, orchestra. WGN, Skeekix time;
| organ.
s,4s p. m. wPG, organ recital: mu.
| sic.
$500 p. m. KGo. musicale. talk
WICK. orchestra. WAAM. sports, mu.
sic: WBcN. juvenile hour. WEI
WIP, beginners choir. WIZ, orches.
ira, ball scores. WMAQ, organ. or.
chestra, Family League. WRC, stories
orchestra WEAF, Authorizing" WV
concert.
e:15 p. N. WAAM, varied program
e;30 p. m. CNRA. Uncle Alt. CNRT
WCAE. Uncle Kaybee. police reports
WCCO, children's hour, roads. WCAU
recital: WEEP. Whiting program
WEAF: s Shildren's stories; violinist
orchestra. WIN, orchestra, talks
baseball. WY, concert. WIS, organ
Cornhuskers.
s:ss p. m. KYw. uncle Bob; din.
ner music. WGY. Glee Club.
e;45 p. m. WEAF. soprano. voc
eh1%l concert kc Wo oaeS., nsxs w PsriSd
musical program. WANG. Happiness
Candy Boys. WEAF. program. WEEI
concert. WCAU, talk. recital. WENR
varied program; program. WHAD
twin organs. WDWF. lecture. WAR,
casting Is G Bone.. WpAF. School i0A Of
the Air." webb. musical program.
WMBB, Semi-classical program. WPG,
musical program. WIZ, WALL st. Jour-
nal, announced. WQJ. dinner concert
wcT rs p story "A teer m VISIT rsota
WCCO. dinner concert WY, current
s:so p. m. cNRA, musical program.
address. KPO, orchestra. KYW, eve
ming American studio: WDAE. mar
tet. WCAU. beauty talks. WEEP, or
gan recital. WIKI, markets, extension
course. WOO, gala concert. woo,
Sandman. WEAF. pianist, ad talk,
wE :A1 banjo 9yiWntet t. ,,,n,... -,
the Americans. wBz. talk. WIS. Iui.
'As 500 p. m. KEW. stories KrDM.
children's program. KFNF, Ford &.
Glenn from WIS, WBAY. program.
WBGN. fireside hour. WEAR, music.
ians. WGN. classical hour. WGR. vo-
calist. piano recital. WGY, "The Sill
yer Fox" drama WHB, musical pro-
gram. WIS, Singing Spirituals.
WMAQ, club, musical geography.
WPG, orchestra. WBZ, baseball, to be
announced. WRW. news, songs. ball
scores. WTAS, musical program.
WV. news orchestra.
$40 p. N. WOAW, sport events.
s:ls ?. N WIZ. Margaret Man
e:3o p. n. CNRT. studio program.
address. KFNF, concert. KFAB, pro-
gram. KSD, Commerce Hour" Ha-
waiian entertainers. WRAP. orchestra.
WEEI. musicale. WGR, orchestra.
Villas, program. WHAD, Theater
review. WIKI. musical program. WHO,
soloists. WORD. music, Bible ques-
tions. WY, pianist. WIN, musical
program. VINO, Radio talk. WMBB,
popular program.
$40 p. m. KoA. Book Of Knowl-
s.4s p. m. KDKA, concert. VIVA.
band. WIZ. announced. WIS, drama,
$500 p. n. KFDM, Refinery band,
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BILL NYE ME- MORTAL FUND

Will Maine fail to respond to the
appeal for financial support toward
the project for the erection at
Fletcher. N. c.. Of q memorial tab
let to Names famous humorist, Ed
gar Wilson Nye?
From the people of Maine the
modest sum of $3.50 was requested
by the memorial committee and con-
siderably less than 500 has been
contributed to date. It Is a most
worthy undertaking and deserves the
hearty cooperation of people OF this
State who are interested in paying
due honor to the memory Of one Of
the brilliant sons of the Pine Tree
State.
Plans are being perfected for the
unwilling and dedication Of the me-
mortal tablet on the 18th anniversary
Of Nye's birth, Aug. rs. 1925. 1t is
the desire Of the memorial commit
tee that Names contribution be
raised before July 4. If the full
amount is to be raised by that time
steady response to the appeal Is
necessary.
Journal readers are urged to con-
tribute to this cause and may do so
by enclosing their donations with
the coupon printed below and send
ing to the Journal Office, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

grandmother. Mrs. Addie 0. Farrar
ana their aunt, Mrs. Linwood r.
Jones over Memorial Day. j,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jones ana
children Of Riverside visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Jones
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Clarke OF
Roxbury, Mass. visited his mother.
Mrs. Carrie Clark Saturday ana
MI. and Mrs. Owen Dow Of Au-
gusta were weekend guests OF MS
cousin, Ernest Wellman.
Wilton Clark of Gardner, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Clark OF
Rockland and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Clark Of Rockville visited their
mother, Mrs. Charles E. Savage,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leigher who
have been working at Mansfield:
Conn. for the winter have returned
home.
With a little warm weather there
is a prospect that there will be a
splendid hay crop. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Ware. Mrs.
Nellie Lincoln and Miss Louise Lin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

the winter in Massachusetts =.
turned home.
Olive Gould whe has been ts....
in Brookton, Me-. n at home
The Ladies' Ministries, Of N.
cadia Club of Waterville, Nh a
an entertainment at odd ~ 's
Hall Friday night. June s, ~. \
bekahs will furnish supper. -
The Ladies' Christian Bene,,,.t.
Society at their recent sale al =
tertainm zen cleared the neat III
due to the efforts Of the n.y.
Mrs. Evie Rackliffe. She wa 81.
assisted by the other ladies !. ~ 4
society.
Rev. and Mrs. Champlin ana !,
and Mrs. Eugene Raekliffe No.:
the baccalaureate sermon a. -.
dom Academy last Sunday. -
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ALBION

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bessey are
the proud parents of a baby girl VINO
arrived last week.
Verna Gould. principal Of the Girls
Grammar School at Good VIII, Is al
home for the summer vacation.
Albion Grange visited Clinton
Grange and conferred degrees We'd
nesday night, June 3.
The Ladies' c.. B. Society met al
Grange Hall, Wednesday. June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer WigGin and
two sons attended the county 5. >
convention at Hallowell last week.
Mrs. Annie Plummer who spent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

coin attended the Grand Chapter o.
70. s. at Portland last week. I.
Mrs, Edith A. Overlook ATTENDED
church at Union Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Clarry's Sunday scnooi
class gave a very interesting Cnil-
dren's Day entertainment at the
church last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Overlook are
attending the Baptist state Conven-
ton at Lewiston sthis week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05
WASHINGTON

Missionary W. e. Overlook went
to Somerville Saturday to officiate
at the funeral Of Alden Dodge. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Farris OF
Augusta were callers at Willard e.
Overlock's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hilbourn. Jr.,
and Miss Maxine Farrar of Gardiner
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dicken-
son and two sons of Augusta, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Morton and two
daughters of Augusta visited their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

IN the interest Of the Portland Rem
dering company.
Harold Pushard and Norris Push
ard were in Pittsf1eld. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Estes were IN
Winthrop, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fowler passed
the week end in Bangor.
Frank Cooper Of Liberty was
business visitor in town, Tuesday. .
A. l. Esler and w. S. Merrick
were business visitors in Corinna,
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

The annual picnic Of the mission
airy society Of the South Parish Con-
gregational church will be held at
John v. Lanes cottage. Hammond's
Grove, Monday, June 8. Members
are to carry a picnic lunch, also
plate, cup, saucer, necessary silver,
taking IL o'clock car from Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05
Murphy.

Relatives and friends of Ronald
Murphy are being surprised Tearing
Of his marriage to Miss Alma Nc
Lellan of Westbrook. The ceremony
took place at Portsmouth. N. H..
April IL, 1925.
The bride is a graduate Of West
brook high school, 1924 and was en-
ployed by the S. D. Warren offices
of that city. The groom is ,gradu-
ate. of. Cony high school, 1922, and of
Michigan State Automobile school
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy will make
their home in Augusta.
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In a Different w..

In a Different Way
Wifey-You used to sav :,
thought heaven sent me to Won "
Hubby-And still say so.
Wifey-Really?
Hubby-Yes, as q punishmeni,
Kansas City Star.
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Windsor Dances More Popular EacF
Sat. Night

Automobile parties Of dancers
from all over central Maine flock to
Windsor town hall Saturday nights
to dance by and listen to the music
OF Smiths new orchestra of seven
men. These dances are conducted to
suit both old and 5 new dancers. and
are held each Saturday night regard
less Of weather.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

The officers and members of the
degree staff Of the Pythian Sisters
are requested to be present for re-
hearsal Friday, 7.30 P. NJ, juno 5, at
the temple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

Mrs. Herbert Sanborn. formerly
Miss Mary Gallison OF this city, OF
Greenich, Conn.,, II the mother or
SON born May 81. He has been named
Jack Gallison Sanborn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05
THE SUGGEST ARCH
Only leather
can conform

to the height and the curve Of
the arches Of your own i'm
portant feet. Shoes made
with a steel shank may not
mt your arch at all-and
that's the delicate part Of
your foot. But CANTILEV-
Err oxfords are made with
no metal concealed in the
soles. They lace right up I'M
der your foot and feel good
the moment you put them on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Evangelist Greenwood Will conouct
a Bible class this evening at No. z
West Crescent street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-05

LOCAL NOTICE
Darwin tulips, 35c doz. at Joe Fol-
SONS, cor. Willow and Cony SITS
Remember the sick
June5-6h
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

pueda persuadr &c que Sc ve bicn ruan-
do esta retocada.
Ell secreto de un buen CUTS no esta en-
ningin jabon nj en- ningtn medic artifi-
cial. Los hombres necesitan saberlo igual
que las mujeres. La piel menudo cuen-
ia la historic de la negligencia ffsica o
de la 1nala salud. Ell secreto esta en- una
vida saludable.
81 uno tiene alguna enfermedad de la
piel activa, la primera necesidad es un
tratamiento por un especialista, no por
un llamado doctor de belleza".
No caste su tempo en- patentizados nj
CORA el riesgo de un tratamiento que no
sea administrado por TN m6dco.
Entire las medidas sencillas para tener
TN buen CUTS estan:
Banarse diariamente. Una ducha ca
liente Y despu6s frfa hace circular mejor
Ia sangre Sc debe tomar despu6s de ha-
Ger un POGO de ejercicio por la noche Y
por Ia maiIana.
Haga ejercicios al aire Iibre.
Tenga una dieta saludable, la base de
una dieta saludable es la leche, los vege-
tales Y las frutas.
Guide su dcntadura. La infection de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

jeres comprendidas entire las edades de
10 80 amos mientras en- el grupo mascu-
limo de ese periodic de edad ha habido
una gran rebaja en- la mortalidad
Cifras recientes dadaS por el United
Public Health Service demuestran Ell los
grupos de %, % 30 amos de edad, ell
fen6meno de un exceso de mortalidad fe-
mcnina sobre la MASCULINE. Este fen6me-
no es todo 10 contrariO de 10 que pasa
en- tOdas las otras naciones civilizadas.
Llama inmediatamente la atenci0n de los
la possible causa de una variaci0n de esta
1ndole. tia siguiente tabulaci6n basada
en- la pohlaci6n blanca comenz0 la con-
troversia):
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

FL tempo realmente no es un factor en-
el .envejecimiento. Las mujeres tienen On
sus propias manos el neutralizar el des-
caste de los amos que pasan el traba
jo que tienen
70 no quierO que sc me tome como un re
canon ordinario, nj quiero meter en- c;ntu
ra tOdas las j6venes.. Solamente quiero
dar algunos consoles buenos cuando mas
Sc necesitan, 10 hagO porque veo tanto
material de tan grande precio perderse
sin provechO.
Seguramente con eSta inclination deS-
favorable en- la mortalidad las mujeres
j6veneS no deben extender sus indulgen.
cias daEinas haSta el punto de fumar ci-
garrillos. Aunque no queremos escharle
la culpa cOmpletamente a la clase afec-
tada pOr el aumento de la mortalidad
decir que la culpa la tiene la negligen-
cia, no obstante, parece como que Ia nue.
va libertad tan glorificada por nuChOS
no ha justificado, en- 10 que Sc refiere a
Ia masa femenina concernida, la morta-
ndad existente.
I'll siguiente analisis de 100 trabajado-
las del comerciO-todas empleadas sa-
ludables seg1n Sc suponfa que fueron eya
minadas con los rayOs y por The Life
Extension Institute-pone de manifesto
la amplia Influenza de Ia tuberculosis
nes, II.
tuberculosis curada pulmones, 10.
tuberculosis activa, L.
Estas j0vepes no parecfan estar enfcr-
mas. Estaban Sonrosadas de colorete, V
tenfan todas las apariencies de la salud
la vitaldad. Solamente los Rayos y
podfan descubrir ell Secreto
FL uso general de los cosmaticoS rue
de ser que no sea una mala sp6al lel to-
do. Me gusta tener la opinion de que Sc
debe a un prOfundo sentido de obligation
con el pdblico, una sensation de que 'Ino
tiene que aparecer 10 mejor possible para
poder hacer su mejor trabajo.
mo es una opinion bastante bueua, mu-
jeres jovenes?
Pero, 81 no hay tai sentido abrumad0r
de obligation personal, no podria desviar-
Sc p0r canaIes mas convenientes
NO ESToY discutiendo ell dano directo
la piel del pOlvo la pintura en-
realidad. no cream que hacen tai dafo di-
recto. Indirectamente, sin embargo, ell pol
vo la pintura 10 pueden hacer y muy
grande. ~
En- primer lugar, ocultan la eyidencia
de una vida antihigi6nica Una mucha-
cha que pudiera ser inducida a ejercitar-
Sc pensar sacramento en- su estado fl.
sico hallar sus deficiencies ffsicas 81
ia estuyiese satisfecha con su apariencia
personal, ahora Sc contenta con sesnir
su vida de abandono ffsico mientras Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

los dientes ocasiona a menl.do ernn1s =
un NAL cults. Hdgase ex xamfnac sus Il IN
2 tes con los rayos Y est: mgUro IL
que sus dientes estdn c0mpetauleIlIt, "a
nos.
lldgase exalninar 81 cucrpo pcrl1G a.
mente, Y hagase corrcair todos sus de-
fectos
Evite el uso de d"Dgas en- la picl a 10
ser por reccta facultatira Remedies seN-
cillos como Ia crema el unguento borata
do, pueden usarsc para las enfermedades
memories de la piel.
Los granos Gcnerahnente pUeden ser
curadoS con un tratamierto mGdico per-
sistente. Algunas wees yefledios sen i
llOs como los indicadGs }a-lavados con
jab6n y aqua calicnte pl uE0 de un an
tistpticO-cura los cases !cNes.
En- algunOs caS1s de irritation c:lt&neq.
especialmente cuando data de ia iAsaEc:a.
sc es sensible la pro-cIna en- los alimen
tos. Sc pueden hacer exairrnts tp j iel
determinar la clase de Dlotefna ' en-
tonces Sc pueden ap,icar Inedidas correc-
twas Y sacar el alimenyo que hace dano
de la dieta.
I'm otros casos las vacunas dan buen
resultadO.
ST todas las muchachas siguieran las
reglas antcriores ayudarfan considerable
mente rebajar el por ciento de morta-
lidad
Toda mujer jOven debo darse cuenta
que ha sido sOlamente durante las dos
lfltimas generaciones que su sexo ha gas
tado tantas horas cada dfa en- ocupacio-
nes sedentarias. Antes de ESQ, Sc ocnpa-
ban en- hacer trabajos dom6sticos linn
piando Y barriendo, subiendO bajando
las escaleras, recogiendo, lavando, plan
ciIando, coSiendO hacienda compras-o
en- deberes sociales que necesita otro tan
to de trajfn. Y uno no puede cambiar la
rutina de miles de amos en- veinticinco.
De los mas grandes Obstaculos que en-
cuentra el mejoramiento de la salud es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

buena comprobaci6n de las cifras del
Board del Censo demuestra que durante
cierto periodic la mortalidad entire los va
rones de edad entire 15 y 10 por tuber-
culosis del sistema reSpiratorio fu6 868
por cada 100000 entire las mujeres fue
de 1903. En- las edades de 20 81 la NOR
talidad de los hombres fu6 de 208, de las
mujeres 22J. La mortalidad por enfer-
medades del coraz6n entire los varones, de
- a 10 amos, fue de 289 entire las muje-
res de 30. En- las edades de 20 a "a amos,
la mOrtalidad por enfermedad del cora
z6n entire los hombres fu6 PIG, entire las
mujeres 3OS
OTRA enfermedad que es mucho mas
fatal entire las mujeres j6venes que
entire los hombreS j6venes es la influenza.
EstO debe ser examinado con cuida,lo.
Los elogios no hacen NADIA practice en-
uno situaci0n como 6sta. Nadie ha ofra-
edo ninguna explicaci6n completa de In
causa probable de esta fluctuaci6n des-
favorable COmOquiera que esta en- la po-
blaci0n Industrial 10 mismo qile en- ell
censo general, no podemos achacarsela
q las indUlgencias de los ricos. Tai vez
a las indulgencias de los ricos que lbs po-
bres pueden imitar.
De una manera general puede decirse
que las mujeres j6venes deben ser aeon
sejadas que regulen su dieta Y eiercicio
traten de fOrtalecer su vitalidad. Sc
podTfa hacer la pregunta de 81 IL en-
pleo universal de medios artificiales lie
esconder las evidencias dc la faita de Sa-
lud como los labios palidos las mejiIlas
sin color, no cs un factor real en- la 81
tuaci6n.
:Cuantas j6venes tendrfan meiillas SON
rosadas 81 el aqua les quitase los cosm5-
ticoS?
Els mucho mas facil usar los colores
artificiales que hacer ell ejercicio apropia-
do regular Ia dieta.
Sin embargo, 81 estaS j6veneS Sc diesCn
cuenta de que los medios actualmente usa
dos llevan a la vejez premature, sincera-
mente creo que escucharfan un POGO los
consoles que Sc les dan. ST tomaran
las precauciones apropiadas, las mujeres
no comenzarfan a envejecer como a los
80 amos, como sucede ahora al CONTRA
rio, conservatism su "primera juventud"
aGn va entradas en- los cuarenfa.
Pero la iuventud es asf. Disipa su vi
talidad sin pensar en- el manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11
Masculine
FeneninO

la eStraordinaria elevation en- la
curva de 1919-20 para las mujeres entire
las edades de 20 50 amos esta muy mar
cada,' dice Rollo II. BTitten del United
States Public Health Service " centra-
liza Ia atenci6n en- estos diez amos.
La Metropolitan Insurance Company
llama Ia atenci6n a este fen0meno entire
sus asegaradOs.' contin1a
III Bureau del Censo tambi6n ha OBJ
servado la relaci6n publica en- las
Abridged Life Tables 1920 una tabu-
laci6n especial dando pOr cada edad ell
excesO de mortalidad de un sexo sobre el
otro, en- l9l9-20, junto con los datos de
los estados originates que Sc registraron
en- 1909-1911 1Ql9-20: