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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03
Biliousness

Reply-How old are you? The aver
age weight for boys of this height
and other heights as we'll, varies will
the age. A general average would b
about ITO pounds. At ii years of age
is would be about los pounds. Then
| it would increase with each additions
year until at the age of 10 it woult
average about 126 pounds.
Kidney Stone Collie
C. B. writes: II am 81 years old
Within the last three years have hao
two attacks Of what the doctors cal
kidney stone collie. | have had blood
in the urine and have passed few
small stones during or following each
attack. Since my last attack | have
been in good health and feel no dis
comfort on the right side where | had
all of my pain. Would an X-ray show
whether | still had any stones in the
kidney?"
Reply-The X-ray sometimes shows
stones when present, though not al
ways.
Shingles
B. III. writes: Il would like to ask
some questions about shingles. | had
them for over two weeks and the doc
tor ! went to said that 1t would take
just so long to get rid of them. 1. Is
that so? 2. What causes them? 8.
How long do they generally last? A.
Are they dangerous 2"
Reply. Yes.
2. Irritation, most probably due to
infection of the roots of the sensory
nevres.
8. From one to three weeks.
4. Not to life. When the eye is
affected, the sight is sometimes i'm
paired or lost.
Wants to Reduce
e. B. d. writes: Il weigh about So
PVutfuc l1b ltA my nClbIls
have always had good appetite and
have eaten about everything and as
much as wanted. For several years,
I'll am now 81 years old)--I have
not taken very much exercise What
kind of exercise should | take to re-
duce 7"
RepIy--It would be safer at your
age to undertake the job of reducing
under the supervision Of a physician.
The amount that you eat must be re-
duced to something less than the fuel
requirements of your body. Your body
must be compelled to live on some of
its fat. Starchy and fatty foods and
sugar must be cut down. AS for exer-
else, care must be taken not to do
yourself more harm than good. Just
what is suitable exercise for you de-
ponds upon the condition of your or
gans. Before you begin your cam
paign have carefnl medical exam
nation.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03

American History, Blaisdell and Ball;
Industries of Today, Northern Europe,
Strange Lands Near Home, M. A. L.
Lane; Ten Boys Who Lived on the
Road From Long Ago to Now, Jane
Andrews; Jacknapes, Juliana H.
Ewing; Columbus and Magellen,
Thomas b. Lawler; Gods and Heroes,
Robert E. Francillon; Food and Life,
Lansing and Quick; Emergencies,
Luther Fl. Gulick.
Sixth Grade:
Stories of the Old World, Alfred j.
Church; Resources and Industries of
the u. s., Elizabeth F. Fisher; Legends
of King Arthur and His Court, Fran
ces Nimmo Greene; Lessons for Junior
Citizens, Mable Hill; The Heroes,
Charles Kingsley; Adventures of
Ulysses, Charles Lamo; Page, Esquire
and knight, Marion Florence Lansing;
Old Time Hawaiians, Mary s. Lawr-
ence; The Nurnberg Stove, Louise de
la Rance; Stories Of Ancient Greeks,
Charles D. Shaw; Heimatlos, Johanna
Spyri; Some Successful Americans,
Sherman Williams; Animals, Carolyn
D. Wood.
Seventh Grade:
The New Europe, Nellie B. Allen;
Tales of Captains and Conquests,
Newton M. Hall; Ways of Wood Folk,
VIM. J Long; Patriots and Tyrants,
Marion F. Lansing; Boys of the Ages,
Laura w. L. Scales.
Eighth Grade:
First Studies in Plant Life, George
Francis Atkinson; Geographical In
fiuence in American History, Albert
P. Brigham; Personal Hygiene,
George D. Bussey; Heroes Of Every
Day Life, Fanny e. Coe; Real Stories
Of Geography Makers, John r. Faris.
Juvenile Fiction
'The Bobbsey Twins, The Bobbsey
Twins at Snow Lodge, The Bobbsey
Twins in Great City,, The Bobbsey
Twins ut the Country Pair, 1.-THE
Bobbsey Twins at Meadow Brook
1.-THE Bobbsey Twins and Baby May,
"The Bobbsey Twins on Burberry ISL
and, ~The Bobbsey Twins in Wash
ington". 1.-THE Bobbsey Twins at
School,, 1.-THE Bobbsey Twins in the
Country, "The Bobbsey Twins at the
Sea Shore, "The Bobbsey Twins at
Home, "The Bobbsey Twins on a
House Boat, "The Bobbsey Twins on
the Deep Blue Sea-, THE Bobbsey
Twins 1T Cedar Camp, THE Bobbssy
Twins Camping Out, "The Bobbsey
Twins Keeping House and "The Bob
bsey Twins in the Great West, Laura
Lee Hope; Colonial Twins Of vir-
ginia", Belgian Twins, Scotch
Twins. Mexican Twins, Irish
Twias', Japanese Twins, dutch
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03

One of the words that has received
no place in the TECHNOLOGY of modern
scientific medicine is "biliousness". II
lacks exact meaning. 1t is commonly
used to describe fuctional disturbances
consisting of varying group Of
symptoms that are supposed to arise
from an excess of bile, The symptoms
usually consist of varying group Of
symptoms that are supposed to arise
from an excess Of bile. The symptoms
usually consist Of languor, headache,
dizziness, disturbed digestion, bad
breath and coated tongue. Often there
is constipation. These symptoms evil
IDENTIFY are not caused by an excess of
bile, II there is such thing. And the
word "biliousness" fails to give US any
ex act idea of their cause
The person who is inclined to be
bilious" is generally what is known
as good liver" He or she not only
eats too much as rule, but eats the
wrong kinds of food. The diet con-
tains too much fat, greasy and fried
foods, sugar and stimulants. If any
one can eat an excess Of these things
and not get into trouble, it is the per-
son who gets plenty of exercise. The
bilious" one is not, as a rule, much
given to exercise.
The manner of living that predis-
poses to so-called "biliousness" is
much the same as that which predis-
poses to disease of the gall-bladder,
gall-stones, obesity and diabetes.
Popular Treatment Doubtful
Someone has said that when 1t
comes to being doctored, the liver is
the most abused organ in the human
body. The popular treatment for "bil-
BUSINESS" consists Of taking some drug
that is expected to stir the supposedly
sluggish liver to activity. 1t is ex-
tremely doubtful if the drugs that are
commonly taken to stimulate the
liver" have any direct action on that
organ. Their beneficial effect, when
they do appear to be beneficial, prob
ably results from any laxative action
that they may have.
A short, fast and, perhaps, simple
laxative would be the bast home treat
ment for the so-called bilious attack.
But If what one takes to be bilious
attack. is accompanied by pain in
the abdomen, 1t is much safer to stick
to the fast until seeing doctor. For,
remember, that the word "biliousness"
is similar to the word indigestion.
As a diagnosis it is label without
any very exact meaning.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03
How He Tells Time

Smiff-What time is it, old boy? Or
haven't you your watch with you?
BilIfuzz--I ii:45 a. M; but new
er carry watch.
Smiff-Then how do you know what
time il isl
Billfuzz--I shave at 1880 every
morning and / can tell what time it is,
day or hit, by feeling how much my
beard has grown.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Height and Weight

M. G. asks "What would be the
appropriate weight for boy feet
and 2xinches tall 7"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03

An American was providing around
Scottish churchyard. His eyes
caught an epitaph. Lord, she was
thin"
Say, sexton, what dye make of
that" he asked.
That's all right, sir, the sculptor
went over near the edge of the stone
and didn't leave room for the e. -
London Weekly Telegraph.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22
Was Bobbie to Blame?

Grandma had just arrived on a visi,
and TO take part in celebrating young
Boobies birthday on the morrow.
After supper, Bobbie started to fidge
around grandma's chair. To the sur,
prise Of everyone present, he said:
Grandma, which is the right side Of,
you? Mother said If I'm a good Dor
and keep on the right side Of you. Won
might buy me bicycle"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22
GENERAL

western railroads may join in ask.
Ing federal court relief by Injunction
against the interstate commerce com.
mission from present freight rates in
the northwest, f. w Sargent. general
solicitor of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad, indicated at the annual
stockholders meeting OF the road.
being held at Chicago.
importers OF southern Idaho thru
s. +. Brady OF Pocatello. recently an.
peaied to Congressman Smith 10 have
Pocatello designated port of entry
through which goods from abroad
may pass to the distributors of Ida.
no. At present Great Falls Is tho
port OF entry for both Idaho and
Montana and Salt Lake City is port
Tor Utah and Nevada.
That town in Cochise county. Ariz
was too dead Tor her" Mrs. Lulu
Anderson told assistant states attor.
hey at Chicago in asking for extradi.
tion OF her husband. Stanley. on .
charge OF nonsupport. He had gona
PACK to the peace and quiet of Co.
ehise county. she said where former.
" she had tried vainly to live with
nim. She told him Chicago was a :
i've town, but after trial he seemed :
10 prefer Tombstone.
Harvey f. Goodell Of West Dovar
w., has been appointed special as'
'istant and secretary to ATTORNEY
General Sergeant. succeeding War.
en f. Martin OF Philadelphia who r
VIII leave soon for Europe on a TWO >
IT three months trip to investigate Il
or the department of justice in con. tt
ection with alien property cases
Elwood Haynes. inventor of Amer, 9,
as first automobile. and information. ot
hy known as scientist and metal. w
irsist. died at his home at KoIo,,o oh
3D. following an Illness of few Isl
AVS 10" 's'
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22
TELEGRAP PHO TALES
FOR BUSY READERS.
RGsUME OF THE WEEKS
ooIN0s IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events OF the Last Seven
pays Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for tho Benefit Of the
Z. Buoy Reader
WESTERN

charging tnat tnere WIS cOnSpll
acy In one Denver precinct In favo
Of Juvenile Judge Ben b. Lindsey
Il. M. Sabin, representing Royal r
Graham, who is contrasting Judg,
Lindsey's election last fall, made q
motion before District Judge Julian
II. Moore that the entire precinct be
thrown out and the vote In Il disre-
garded.
100000 newspaper advertising cam
paign designed to popularize tea
drinking on the Pacific coast will be
launched at Los Angeles next year
by tea growers OF India and Ceylon
II was announced by T. r. Trueman
OF Calcutta. representative Of Indian
tea interests.
An efficiency test. conducted by
employees OF the Atchison, Topeka
a. Santa Fe railway near Verdemont.
nine miles east of San Bernardion,
Cal. resulted In the spreading Of a |
report that an east-bound express |
train. running from Los Angeles to
Phoenix, Ariz., had been held up
there.
w. II. Silvertooth of Prairie City.
ore, has tale OF lamb with one
head and two bodies, and he shows
the stuffed skin of the freak as proof
The animal he said. was born on the T,
ranch of Mrs. l.. Austin of Austin,
Ore. II has one head. three eyes,
three ears, two bodies and eight =.
legs. The extra ear and eye are at
the back OF an otherwise normal
head, and the two bodies join at the II
forequarters. Il
Spoonng parties in automobiles n
along highways OF Umatilla county, O.
Oregon, Will be cause for arrest o.
Sheriff Cookingham has issued an or NJ
der for all parked automobiles to be 1.
Investigated. "Spoonings carried out r,
entirely too far" he said. And the W
court will be given the duty of de- TT
Gliding what is too far. nc
j. M. Benton. SS. pioneer stage Cd
driver and stage line owner of Cali.
'ornia and Nevada. is dead at his or
lome in Carson City. New. 1t was in ST.
me OF his stages that Hank Monk of
lrove Horace Greeley over the Sier- no
n Nevada mountains to Placerville.
Nrtemus Ward was another passen.
er who has left record of the
rip Benton was born in Stuben po
ourty, New York, and crossed the pla
lains in 1860. settling in Carson CITY Ba
/ 1864. ms
mu
An Indictment charging the North bv
I'm Pacific Railway company with Mn
aving violated the federal Elkins 200
u by leasing to five Spokane. Wash wo,
gton concerns warehouse sites az one
len low rental as to constitute a
date on shipments made over its
'es was returned by the United TO"
ates grand jury. Under the lease VI
'reement with the shippers named. ai
Q Indictment charges. the latter lhe
reed to make all shipments, both s'a
consignee and consignor. over the was
es OF the Northern Pacific. r
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22
Prunes NoU Dehydrated

California sunshine. famous Though
IT be, has been covered by shade" in
the Drune industry. Experts from the
University of California announce that
dehydration. or artificial drying. is SUI
perior to having the sun dry the
prunes. They predict that eventually
all prunes will be dehydrated.-S cien.
tific American.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22
FOREIGN

Gerhart Hauptmann. the German
poet has just completed the festival
play which will be given at Munich
Bavaria, on May 6 and Z at the omen.
ing of the German museum. The
music for the play has been written
by Herman zilcher. a professor at the
Munich Musical college. More than
zOOO persons from all parts of tha
world have been invited to attend tho
opening OF the museum.
King Boris of Bulgaria has mar.
row escape from death at the hands
OF alleged communists, while Gener.
al Gheorghieff. one of the leaders IN
the movement which overthrow the
Stambouiisky government in 1929
was Killed in the streets of Sofia.
Reports have been received Of
Managua, Nicaragua, from Honduras
mat General Gregorio Ferrera. with
SOU followers, has started revolu.
ionary movement and that the gov.
'rnment has declared martial law.
In Sierra de Nayarit, state of Mavi.
%, armed forces entered the canito,
buildings. deposing forcibly the state
Governor. lsmaei Romero. and his
tatf' Behind the revolutionaI NOVA
SAID to be the former governor
iiianueva. deposed a week ago NV
he local legislature on charges NJ
equation and immortality. Senior RI
zero wired Mexico City asking for
IiH,ary TO help protect the state Of I
cials. VI
"A message reaching Pekin from tho :
nina inland mission says that the I
rutlsh Missionary Tomkinson. who I
as held as hostage for the safety NJ s
e town OF Shenkiu. in the province t
Honan. has been released
General Won Hindenburg's candida.
re Tor the presidency of GERMANY :"
ueadiocking the French govern. :,
'n' Crisis II is possible that the -,
ssent ministerial impassee will con. ~
q
ue fortnight until the father,and =,
ctors decide whether the reich co
I'll revert to the lieutenancy OF the n,
mer kaisers chief adherent or re. W,
In republic. T.
d. briand. seven times premier of Je'
nee has declined to undertake n, re-
m cabinet to succeed the Her. ~,
government. The decision Of tho
iarst party to participate forced ,
uecision. Paul Painleve NAV now is
MS hand at the job. rel
dispatch to the London press as. ,ns
alton from Chatham says that an ,a a
GER and five men were drowned ,h "a,
n a launch belonging to the Rae. ,s
J, an auxiliary vessel of the Brit. ~.
fieet, collided with barge and am,
turned. 49,.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22

n Uncle Sans rum chasers add,
s250,000 to the value OF recent liqu,
j seizures in the vicinity of New Yor
= with the capture Of the two-maste
: British Dinety-five ton auxiliar
schooner Madeline Adams, twent
miles off the coast.
81 A man has a right under certail
circumstances, to place his wifi
across his lap and spank her, Judg,
Ogden Persons ruled in superior cour
at Moultrie, Ga, when he directed 6
verdict OF not guilty in the case o;
Fred Bannister. a young farmer, in
dicted on a charge OF assault and bat
terry.
A square meal was the sentence i'm
posed by Municipal Judge Sullivan
at Chicago, on eleven men charged
with vagrancy, after being found loi-
tering near a restaurant, enjoying
free aromas. The Judge ordered a
collection taken from court attend
ants to finance the meal.
Echoes OF the Russian revolution
were heard in the supreme court of
New York at the opening of the trial
in the suit brought by the Prince Fe-
lix Yousssoupoff, one of the most
picturesque figures of prerevolution-
airy Petrograd, to recover from Jos.
eph e. Widener OF Philadelphia two
rembrandt paintings worth between
S75O'OOO and $1,OOO,OOO
Winfield Scott, Jr., wealthy Texas
ahcher and society man is "penni-
ess, 1t was revealed when suit was
lied In the district court by counsel
or SCOTS divorced wife for alleged
onpayment of alimony. Young
cotts entire estate, estimated at
lore than $1,50O,0OOO, was turned
yer to his mother, Mrs. Winfield
colt, Jr., several weeks ago. accord
lg to Norman Nelson, manager of
lie Scott estate.
A total of 344,959 surplus freight
RS were in good repair March 81.
Id Immediately available for service.
increase of 24,394 over the March
figure. the American Railway as s
citation announced recently on the c
Sis OF reports from class. 1 car. a
'rs No shortage was reported at s.
y point C
There is more potash DEVELOPMENT n
Utah under the general leasing law W
IN In any other state of the west. II
coal mining on leased lands is c
re extensive in Utah than in any If
Ter state, save Colorado, and WV q
Ing. To date the interior de-
'tment reports that it has issued pt
coal permits, leases or licenses. ia
ering public lands in Utah, 1876 in OF
oming and fourteen in Idaho. In al
III tnere are now in effect 3O2 "
ash permits and leases, and one al
h in Wyoming and Idaho. 10
wi
lrs. Sidney Smith, wife of the an
itor OF the Andy Gump comic mt
D. was found dead in the bathroom 1t
their magnificent Lake Geneva ito
lie at Chicago. Pc
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22

B9lse.-Governor C. C. Moore has
appointed the following committee to
make plans for the celebration ar
american Falls about July LIST. on
the formal cornerstone laying of the
Dig Dam which the government IS
building there: o. R. Baum of Po.
oatello, F. D. Durkea of American
ans M. B. Yeaman of Idaho Falls
John W. Graham of Twin Falls and
w. u Swendsen, commissioner of
reclamation Of Boise.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22

Hagerman.-The state game depart
ment OF Idaho has leased for one
year. with an option to buy. three
acres OF land in the Hagerman VAL
ley 10 De used as game bird prop
agation experiment station. Fortv-
hVe pairs of Hungarian pheasants
nelng cared for in Boise will be trans
lerred to the farm immediately. All
the land is in alfalfa and there is
running water through the place.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-22

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18
FROM AROUND The COUNTY
HOMESTEAD

Rev. Sven of Froid spoke at the
assembly last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. L. A. Stout returned from
Spokane last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Larson entertain
ed the faculty at six o'clock dinner
Tuesday.
H. A. johnson, of the Homestead
Garage, made business trip to Froid
Wednesday evening.
The result of the Homestead team
VS.. the Culbertson team last Friday
evening was % to II in favor of
/ Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown and
family, formerly eff Redstone, have
moved to our city. Mr.. Brown will
have charge of the Monarch Lumber
Company's interests at this place.
The P. T. A. meeting was held at
the Community Hall, last Monday
night. The program committee were,
to a large extent, responsible for the
splendid entertainment. Visitors from
Froid and Medicine Lake were pres
ent to enjoy the evening. At the
close of the program, a business
meeting took place.
It At a meeting Of the Sheridan COun
ty Teachers Organization, which was
) held at Plentywood, Saturday, Decem
Der 4th, Mr.. A. G.. Horsley was elect
ed delegate to the convention of Sup
, erintendents, at Helena, Montana
December 28th and 29th.
!, Seventy-fve people, 81 pounds o
e Frankfurters, and thirteen o'clccl
< represents a skating party at tn
Muddy, west of Homestead, las
t Tuesday evening.
h Mr.. Westbrook, who formerly ha
S charge of the business interests of tn
h Monarch Lumber company, is return
e, ing to Ohio, to look after bushes
If interests at Dayton.
The various committees, teacher
L and all concerned wish to extend
i vote of thanks to the contributors fl
S. the donation CT twenty dolla
se sent to the P. T. A. organization al
e, which made it possible to erect
10 fine a metal pole for the display
ar Old Glory. With the $4,000 in Il
envelope was a letter commenting u
on the benefits derived from fir
schools, of the people, fer the peoI
and by the people.
The dedication of the new met
1t flagpole took place last Friday
or, 800 P. M, Rev. Edwards Officiatir
il The entire school and populace of t
nd city were present to take part a
us witness the dedication. Miss Glide
ess conducted a Flag Drill in the sha
of an H. The Stars and Stril
of were then raised by Superintend'
Ir Hershey, while the school and tow
~ people sang "Three Cheers for t
dio Red, White and Blue" A manuscr
containing the names of the differ
AK committees who were instrumental
is raising the money fer the fagp
be- and the playground apparatus.
Board of Education, The School F
nth ulty, and the names of all students
Ter, attendance, were placed in glass
and sealed, then placed in a tin
and ceptacle and covered with cement.