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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
FEW PEOPLE KNOW HOW
TO KEEP WELL

40 or Is and find that their hearts
will not stand for them to exercise
even moderately. If they are wise
they will begin gradually and by
daily exercise they may in some
measure restore their lost vital
powers.
February and March are the
months which are most dangerous
from the standpoint of disease.
There have been years when the
number of deaths in February was
nearly Is pea cent of the total for
the year. The February rate is often
about twice that for any other month
except March.
Not only is there higher NOR
tally during these two months, but
there is present much more disease
than at other times.
Whatever may be the causes, there
is no doubt that much of this dis
ease is unnecessary and that manv
of these deaths could be prevented.
If all of the people had access to
the scientific knowledge which has
been made available by health
workers. and if all persons would
apply these simple common sense,
hygienic procedures .and preventive
measures, much suffering could be
prevented and many deaths averted.
How may one obtain this knowl-
edge? One method at least is sim
Pile. This information is at your
disposal in books and bulletins writ
ten by experts and issued by the
government, national, state and mu-
ncipal, and also by auxiliary semi
public civic bodies, such as health
associations, and by reputable pub
fishers who handle the books Of emf
nent authorities.
What Health
Books to Read
"Let good books help you to
health. is slogan worth following.
In order that you may know some
thing about what books to read OH
health subjects, the surgeon general
of the United States Public Health
Service, Washington, d. c.. will be
glad to send you list Of the pub
LEGATIONS of that service. The Ma
tional Health Council, a voluntary
organization, located at $40 Seventh
avenue, New York city, has prepared
selected list Of health books for
popular reading. This list will be
sent to you upon request
Readers should bear in mind that
it is wise to turn only to reputable
authorities for expert advice on what
to read concerning such vital mat
ter as your health. Not everything
which is published is reliable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
BY HUGH s. CUMMING
Surgeon General, United States
Public Health Service

So many alleged panaceas, cure
alls and health fads have arisen and
have been heralded to the public at
different times that we are justified
in calling attention to the necessity
for better general information in
health matters.
1t is unfortunate that so few peo
pie have the opportunity of study
ing the human body and learning
thoroughly the structure and func-
tions of the different organs of the
body, including the brain, itself. The
average man knows more about how
to take care of his automobile than
he knows about the care Of his body
and this is not saying great deal
for this knowledge Of automobiles.
How much more important is
health than speed!
The problem of keeping well is
an exceedingly comprehensive one.
Man does not live by bread alone nor
does man protect his health solely
by doing daily DOZENS" by devour-
ing bran and yeast, nor by repeating
to himself daily the phrase. Every
day in every way'-and yet there is
no objection to the daily dozen in
doors if one cannot exercise out Of
doors; bran is one of number Of
good foods, and optimism is always
helpful.
Dieting to increase weight. often
most necessary measure. is some
times carried far enough to be harm
ful-and overindulgence in the wrong
kinds of food is certain sooner or
later to produce diseased body.
Dieting to decrease weight may,
if done unwisely, weaken one to
such an extent that the body may
lose much Of it's resisting powers.
When ordered by a physician, diet
is frequently the most important
part Of the treatment of certain dis
eases. The self-prescriptio Of spe-
cial diets Of the adoption of fads in
eating may be distinctly dangerous.
The mastication of food, while i'm
portant, is but 4 small part of the
process Of digestion, much less Of
the essentials of health preservation.
The muscles of mastication are not
the only ones that need exercise.
Begin Exercises
While Young
Exercise in general is a vital ne
ccssity in the maintenance of health
and yet how few people Of scden
tary occupations get the right kind
of exercise regularly.
Such people usually wake up at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

1.-The TWINS
by OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

what shall we do next ?" asked
the Clown when the stunt party was
over. He was rather out Of breath,
the Clown was, for he had done
about a dozen stunts to entertain
the visitors. He had jumped over
six chairs, and balanced table on
the end of his nose, and juggled a
lamp and a knife and an orange all
at one time and ridden one-wheel-
ed bicycle-and finally he had end
ed by twisting himself into sort
of doubt -knot and then untying him
self again.
So it was no wonder he was out of
breath when he said, What shall
we do next"' 90
When the people of High Jinks
Land had finished clapping, Mister
Corn Dodger said, LET us have some
votes on it. Who has an idea?
81 have" said the Lttlc-Dog- That
Laughed, lets eat"
at is too soon" Mister Dodger
'sIs that all you can think OFF, ;,
ooh, no" said the Little Dog,
Lets chase eats
s"Aye's' and mos please speak
up" said Mister Corn Dodgcr. "Per-
sonallv | am not in favor of it,"
"Nor H. said the Hi Diddle Diddle
Cat.
"Nor L. said Puss-in- Boots.
"Nor l." said the Cat,Who- Had
Been to- London.
What do you mean by eyes and
'noses'?" asked Nancy "What have
eyes and noses to do with it,"
Mister Corn Dodger looked sur
prised. Don't you know" he said
eff not, your education has been
neglected.
"Ha, ha. hal" laughed the Clown
"You're all talking about different
things. Mister Corn Dodger is speak
ing about Ayes and Nos that
mean Yes and No Aye means
yes and NO means NO And Nan.
cy means the eyes we see with and
the noses we smell with
THANK goodness, that's fixed re-
marked Jack O. Lantern who was a
bit sensitive about his own eyes and
nose. "Now we can begin all over
again. Well go back to the voting
every WE'LL" said Mister Corr
Dodger. "Who wants to chase cats
All in favor say aye"
| "Me," barked the Little Dog.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

plan for the reform of the Senate
rules.
Senators do not want to reform
them; still less to be driven to do so
by mere vice president. But the
fact that Senator Underwood will in
troduce resolution for them guar
antees at least a hearing and dis
cussion. And that, in the long run,
is enough.
Darkness does not have to , be
driven out by light. The mere pres
ence Of light negatives darkness.
And the ways of Senate procedure
are dark.
One discussion may not cure them.
But it will make their permanent
retention impossible.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

"You should say a." said Mister
Corn Dodgcr. Better still spell
it. There are two kinds. There are
aye and Il and don't know which
one you mean"
"My goodness!' exclaimed the Ten
O'Clock Scholar. "This sounds like
school. I'm going home
And he walked to the gate Of High
links Land and out he went, slam
ming the gate behind him.
GOOD riddance,' said Mister Dodg-
er. eve don't want touchy people
here. Let me see, what was | say.
ing? Oh, yes! Who wants to chase
cats?"
Both kinds Of aye" said the
Little Dog quickly.
"Only one vote for it," said Mis-
ter Corn Dodger "Now will the ones
against it please say mo-"
NO. shouted all the other High
links Landers loudly.
1t was plain that nobody but the
Little Dog wanted to chase cats.
So they decided to have peanut
= (To Be Continued)
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, lnc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
A Remedy

If people could learn, once and for all, that you
never get something for nothing in this life, the
army of swindlers and confidence men would vanish
overnight.
For the desire to do just that is the reason for
the loss of millions of dollars annually in Sucker"
investments.
man wants to put few hundred dollars into
project that will make him wealthy. Not to work
for his wealth. not to spend of toll enegry
in laying by competence; but to get it for moth
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
Miss Rogers
Gained Is Pounds
in Six Weeks
Skinny Men and Women Gain
5 Pounds in 80 Days or
Money Back
NV dear Friends:

My dear Friends:
After my attack Of Flu was thin,
rundown and weak. had a sallow
complexion, my cheeks were sunk in
and l was continually troubled with
gas on my stomach. felt stuffy and
had lost my appetite. l had read
about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets and decided to give
them a trial. At once, began to pick
up an appetite, my cheeks filled out
and my complexion became healthy
looking and | gained Is pounds in six
weeks and am very thankful for what
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets did for me.
Miss Alberta Rogers, 264 w. Cerro
Gorda ST., Decatur, Ill.
To take on weight, grow strong and
vigorous, to fill out the hollows in
cheeks and neck, try McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets for 30
days. go Tablets-6O cents at Fin
ney Drug Co., A. P. Lenhart Drug
Co., J. D. Cowan Drug Co. and drug
gist everywhere. If they don't give
you wonderful help in 80 days, get
your money back-you be the judge.
But be sure and ask for McCoy's,
the original and genuine.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

One man thinks one thing is
wrong. Another man thinks another
thing is wrong. Chances are both
are right.
Women never will be foolish
enough to smoke pipes. You can't
inhale much pipe smoke.
When denying yourself some pleas
ure, be sure you gain at least as
much as you lose.
The JOY of doing something for
yourself is doubled if you know
someone else wants you to do it.
Jealousy is green-eyed monster.
but it may turn one or both of your
eyes black.
Work hard and save your money
so your children won't have the
troubles which made man Of you.
A snob doesn't want to associate
with you because then you would
learn you don't want to associate
with him.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

ing without earning it. And presently some
smooth oil stock salesman comes along and tlera
is another saddcr and wiser man.
You don't get things for nothing in this LIE.
Things simply don't work out that way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05
| THOUGHT

Houses and riches are the in
heritapce of fathers; and q prudent
wife Is from the L0rd-Pr0v. 49,: IA.
Of all the plaques the greatest is
untold, the book-learned wife in
Greek and Latin bold.-Shakespeare.
The original term of copyright is
% years and it may be renewed for
another % years.
Neis Rein, worlds famous
violinist, assisted by Norma
Rognhe, pianist, will render a
concert at the A. o. u. w.
Hall Friday, Nov. 9Th, at $3.50
p. M, under the auspices of
the Sons and Daughters of
Norway. Admission, soc,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

New York, Nov. 5.-One of the
weaknesses of the church and its al
lied forces for good is deeply
grounded, but not we'll grounded, no.
ton that there is no fun in being
good. | believe this notion has been
created by an attitude of personal
piety on the part Of pastors. Also,
believe that this attitude is rapidly
disappearing from the clergy.
This line of thought comes forward
at the moment because l nave just
been talking to DR.. Percy Silver, rec
tor of the Church Of the Incarnation
on Madison avenue.
81 see that they have taken obey
out of The wedding ceremony" | re-
marked to the clergyman.
eyes," he answered. 81 heard
someone say they had knocked obey
out of the marriage service and hell
out Of the burial service"
DR.. Silver is man of dignified
mien and the embodiment of the
popular conception of clerical APP
pearance. Yet he seems full of rare
good wit and it crops out at every
turn of the conversation. would
like some time to ride across the
continent with him. He would be Il
charming smoking room companion.
He was telling me of another gen
tleman of the cloth who was busily
occupied in his church when his good
wife approached with question.
my DEAR" quoth the clergyman,
"you remind me of an umbrella
shut up After the service, quoth
the wife to the clergyman. "My dear,
l remind myself of an umbrellas
few ribs united to an old stick
DR.. Silver had just come from a
meeting with \ educators at which
the child problem of Manhattan had
been discussed. There had been
talk of completes, dispositions and
temperaments.
"My idea is that what New York;
children need are. bridges, about Is
or 20 Of them, by which they can get
out" DR.. Silver said. "Children of
this city rarely see tree or a blade
of grass or an empty lot. If we
could give them those things we
wouldn't have to bother about their
completes.
JAMES w. DEAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-05

TOMORROW Letter from Leslie
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penDHH HpncyTcTBOBaaH c.IeIyOmne
IeleraTH:
OF TapT0opIcEOrO CODaa Pa6O-
NIX II HpecTbaH - CeMeHOI;
or BalTHMOpcHoro O6HIecTBa "Ca
MOO6pa3oBaHHe'' - A. IIpoMecEO;
or HbO HOpRcROrO cOD3a "CaMo
O6pa3OBaHHe'' - A. NpqeHa, c.
HarOpHHii E. MOpaBcEHh;
Or "IlpOrpeccnBHOrO 3eMIaqecT-
Ba" rOpoIa PnIaIeIbRHH = TpH-
HOE II 3axapoB;
or TpHHHOiiHrcEOii opraHn3aHuu
= CEOR;
Or HyapEcEoro ''COD3a P. r."
B. RyIb;
Or EIH3a6eTcEOii O|praHH8aunH
= II. IaMaHcEnf.
Or "HayqHO : IIpocBeTHTeIbHoro
C.. p. p" TOp. BOcTOHa ~ NJ. He
PHI.
llpeIceIaTeIb EOH6epeHUHH
M. lllepHH, ceRpeTapb - E. Mo
paBcEHI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
qTEHNE KOPPECnoH4EHuNn
PesoaUuha npobcoUsa rop. Ae1pof
Ia IA paaoHHyp RoH@epeHuAp Ha
II oRTa6pa 1925 ro4a.

llpH 03HaH0MIeHHH C HOpaIH0M
4Ha KoH6epeHInH COD3OM BHHO-
caTca %peIneHHa:
]. 03HaHOMHBmHcb C HOpaIE0M
4Ha Ha kOH6epeHIIHD, Cocoon pc
WaeTCa: He H0cBIIaTb IeIeTaTa, a
HepecIaTb cB0e pemeHHe HlIcbMeH-
H0.
2. OTqer C MecT. Hahn HeI0-
cTaTRn''. TOBOpa 0 HaiuHx HeIocTa
THaX, Nib M0GeM yIa3aTb c.IeIyIO-
mHe: B Billy T0T0, qT0 B HpOIOIHe
HHH IoIr0rO BpeMeHH b Goose pa6o
TaNT 0IHH II re IKE %T0BapHIIH, a
H0BbIX CHI He HMeeTca, BCIeIcTBUe
aTOro, O0mecTBeHHaa pa6OTa B CO
D3e H%ecH0IBHO Xp0MaeT. H0 H0cIe
.IeTHeT0 3acT0a, b COD3e pa6OTa Ha
qHHaeT OGHBaTb. IlpnHHMamTca Ne
phi, qTO OBI yIepIaTB "PaccBeT''
eGeIHeBHOf Ta8eTOh: a TaHTej yc-
TpaHBaTb IeRUHH b 3HMHeM ce3OHe.
b Goose HacqHTBIBaeTca II qIeHoB,
nMeeTca 6H6IHOTeRa, OueHHBanma
AGA OEoao 700 IoI. II p%acnpOcTpa-
cTpaHaeTca 'IHTeparypa.
8. 0 aaabHeEmeM ns4aHAN "PaC
cBeTa". Nib BceIe.Io ga TO. qro6M
raaeTy 1pOIO.ITaTb H3IaBaTb.
q. Than Neutrality-suspicious. pyRoBo-
4cTBa, 3Tor Bonpoc paccMaTpHBaaca
C0O30M II peIlIaIca Tar: TTO0H B
HcnOHHHTeIbH. R0MHTer Bx01H1H )
ToBapHInefi, (rpH OF opraHnaaUud
oeaBIacTHHqecROro HanpaBIeHHa, ce
HpeTapb II peIaRTOp).
5. @hHaHcnpoBaHHe Ns4aHNa.
llpOIHcEyccHpoBaB IaHHMii Bonpoc
BOIIp0c B C0D3e, Nib HaXOIHM c.He-
IyDnIHn cHOco6 4Ia mOHpBITHa no.
.lyqaDnIerOca IebnUHTa: peEoMeH-
4yeM McnoIH. hOMHTeTy cIe.IaTb no
IcqeT: CRoIbHO, HpH6lnaHreIbHo,
noHyqaeTca Ie6HIHTa e1eMecaqHo
no HaIaHnD Ta3eTH H pa3IoHHrb
ero up0IopUHOHaIbHO Ha OpraHH3a
HUH.
b, IlaaH yBeAhqeHHa uHpKyAaINN
raseTbI. llpoPcoD3OM yEe Ie.IaeTca
R0e-qT0 b 9T0M HaHpaBIeHHH: no
IbIcEHBaDTCa RHOcEH II O~6'aBHeHHa,
HO bee 9T0 c%qHTaeTca B HeIOcTarO-
qHofl Mepe. HMeeTca B BnIv oTH-
pbITb EHHIHHii cRIaI "PaccBera".
"a Tar he HMeTb HOcTOaHHoTo are
HTa ITO IIoIbIcHaHHD o0'aBIeHHf.
Z. HaHpaBAeHne " CogepwaHNe
ra3eTbI. IlpobcoDsoM noIIepanBaeT
ca MHeHHe, lqTo6H HOcToaHHHe cor
pygHHEH "P%accReTa'' 6HIH 6eaBIa-
cTIlnqecEorO HaHpaBIeHna. A gla
paaHoo6paaHa II HoIHoTH cOIepIa-
HHa, Ie.laTe,IbHH cTOpoHHHe coTpy
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16

npHmIOcB. Ha 3IOnO.IyqHOM c06pa-
HEH "PycCEOrO lIeHTpa" npOH3O-
meI paCEOI. "IlOHpaBRH" T. II,
llpHBeIH Il TONY, qTO npHnIeImHe
Ha CO6paHHe EOMMyHHcTH, B .lHIIa
"HpeICTaBHTeleii', HMeHa EOHX B
IaHHOM CIyqae %yHOMHHaTb CqHTaIO
0OIee qeM HeyIO6HHM, 3aaBH,1I
'np0TecT" Il HpHTpO3HIH, ITO eclIH
HX neutrality-suspicious. He 6y
4yT npHHaTBI, ToT4a OHH, 9TO 3Ha-
qHT "pa4HRaIH'', cO3OByT BTOpOe
c00paHHe Go HepBOTO-He IOlyMa-
.IllcB, TOIOB0TanH) Ii CaMH OpTaHn-
3yDT llpa3IHeCTBO!..
TaHHM O6paSOM HaqHHaHHe Up.
IL IaE npHIlIO, Tar N WHO.
qepe3 IBa IHa B Up. B."-OHarb
TaEn Ha nepBOii cTpaHHne EpacO-
BaIca yGe npOTecT mecTH ROMMyHH-
CTOB, VTO oIHOBpeMeHHO O3HalaIO
II 'HOBHii HyTB" T. T. CEOnHHBIX II
llleiiMaHOB.
r. H." 0cTaBHIIcb B HeIIpHHT-
HON 0IHH0qeCTBe, OIa3aICa He To-
,lbRO 6es %ROHOHNN, HO II 6es npob.
MaKCHMOBa...
ycTpoeHHOe ''TeHTpoBHEaMn" q
ceHTa0pa EaEOe-TO IyTOe cO6paHHe
(0bTlo qeIOBeE 40) 'nocBaIIeHH1e
20O-IeTnD POccHiicEOil AHaIeMuH
HayE" - IIpOmI0 He3aMeqeHHBM 3
R0.IOHHH: BMcTyHIeHHe lie Ha 9ToM
co0paHHH IHIepa MecTHOi rpyIlIlbI
M%oHapxHcTOB - Cocoa E4HHcrBa
PycH"-IIOIIOBHHEa M. II. Bparn-
Ha BbIaBa1O Gamble cTpaHHHe cy-
;64eHHa 0 nO%InTHqecEOM .IHUe ''IeI-
TpOBHIOB'.
ITO Ge cIeIaIH IaIee I0MMyHH-
cTBI? ., OHH Tar O6paIOBaIHcb, cBa-
.iHBIIeMycH I'M, IaI cher Ha T0JO-
BY, y4o6HoMy cIyqaW noarnTupO-
Barb ga ~"cOBeTcEyD Eyynbrypy.'
(BoT HOHceHcD, qTo He HocrecHa-
Inch lake BOiiTH B cBa3b c ueHTpo-
BhRaMH - observation-disclosures.
~ ceHTa0pa C pa3IHqHBMH NAH
IaTaMH c~06paIHCB OHH (RHaTecHue
R|OMMyHHcTH H EOMMyHHcTHqecHne
EHa3ba) b H%epEOBHOii HesaBHcUMoIj
lllH0Ie-IIOI HHOTaMH II TAM penIH
HI ycTp0HTb "cBOe" npa3IHoBa-
HHe..
III, %HOHeqHO, He 200-aeTHa Poe
cHncEOH AEaIeMnH HayE, moo Poe
cHncEOfl' AEaIeMHH y1e 6oIee ne
~cyIIIecTByeT, a H0Baa "BcecOus-
Haa" He HpOIHIa eHIe II 200
IHei...
h0HeqHO, Ha 9TOM cO6paHHH nc
TopHa" ycTpOdcTBa Ipa3IHoBaHna-
obI'Ia yTaeHa, a HOO6OpOT 6BI.Io cIe-
'laHO MHOrO ,TGHBHx HpH3HaHnf Il
Fy'lbTypTperepcTBe BcaEHx beIepa
IlWl Il 7. ToI. ''HapO4HBIx" opra-
HH3aIIHlI TOp. YHRarO.
B%OSM0GH0, ITO 3TO Hpa3IHe-
cTBo" %cocToHTca. liza nero nlIyr