New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
THE OBSER YER r Makes Random Observations a4 On the City and Its People

yards tidy. But this winter has been us open us Grand Canyon. With the exception of q short period when the ground was covered with ice, 1t was possible to keep yards ship shape but few property owners seiz- ed the opportunity. preferring to wait for spring.
 That roar you may hear next month will not be tho March lion but an offended citizen who has stopped small part of q ton or cinders with his eye or page Of January newspaper with his face,
 Music is an essential thing these days in a modern theater. Moving pictures usually are enhanced oy music. An incident happened recently in one of the theaters, which also proves that mu- slo sometimes may be a detrimem to the program if not properly handled.
 It was a late afternoon perform ance. The orchestra had gone out between shows The second per- formance was well under way, the movie having run for some tune when the orchestra returned.
 The selection which the orches- tra had planned to play, started with a bang on the crash cymbal.
 It was in the most tense moment of the picture. The young wire was about to leave her home and go out to face the cold, cruel and heart- less world. The husband, Ms arms around her, was begging and plead ing with her not to leave him. He was promising to be good. The wife dropped her head on her arms and wept bitterly. The audience sat enthralled in emotion, one could almost imagine hearing faint sops of sympathy. A few people snilleu suspiciously. Everyone hung with baited breath onto the actions or the heart broken husband and the wife he was about to lose.
 Suddenly there was "Crash' bang, slam." With all the entranc- ing melodies of a wash boiler full of dishpans being dragged over tin roof by few automobile chalns' inc orchestra had started. But the spell was broken. The audience after q startled jump, settled oacH. One or two people laughed and the scene proceeded but it's effect was lost. -..
 And in another scene when troops were shown on the march the or chestra played waltz,
 From the state board of health comes the announcement that saho- crysin is not q cure for tuberculosls' Sanocrysin is new word Tn 'he language. It is the name Of com mound of gold and sulphur salts and it's discovery was recently announc- cd by it's originator, Prof. Mallgaard of Copenhagen, Denmark, as the long awaited cure for the white plague" Immediately people in the first stages of consumption took
 heart. Not for the purpose ot
 plnging them into despondency but
 as a matter of public duty, the state
 board declares that the boons to : mankind, a remedy for tuberculosis is yet to be discovered.
 The National Tuberculosis asso' ciation. through its managing dlrec' flor, Iinsly R. Williams M. D., says
 that sanocrysin has not lived up tt , Iits claims This conclusion Wa' , reached after Dr. Williams has re viewed all the evidence obtainablc. In connection with a bulletin IS :, sued this week. the state board O
 health makes the following an
 nouncement:
 "In order to protect the public inc claims made for sanocrysln ar 9 being studied by the hygienlc lapor , otory of the U. $. public health serV ice, who now require a license 10 = the use of this drug in lntersta! commerce. Coincident with thl l. study similar experiments are penn lcOn0uCleu by S'Ntla ai i'""iiiS " = cal men and scientists named by tn II medical research committee of Ill
 National Tuberculosis association = These investigations will contlnu II for several months, and if the re
 suits with animals seem 10 1ustit
 it's use with human beings lurlho 5, experiments will be conducted Q l. tuberculosis patients under the su @ uervision of the Danish physiclan F. Meanwhile the use of sanocrysin o the United States is practically pro n. hibited. D. "A warning note is. sounded ,f tuberculosis patients that there d serious danger in the use of sah' to crysin, and. for the present 10 least, they should continue 10 pl
 their faith in treatment by res m food and fresh air under competei " medical direction"
 CT From the Rome Daily Orb O. several years E. C.:
 C. A scathing attack on the col re stabulary and army officials w ne made by Senator Arida Lingua or his speech at the Felis Pes ell ,e. banquet last night, the senator fro it the Avcntine district denounctl
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