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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

druhy mohol prlpadne takll vec
sam prezit', treti Ease cd svojhoI
priatef'a pocul takejto veci,
stvrty precestoval kus sveta, pia-
Ity je uceny elovek talk ked vse-
tel fovoria tel istej veci, naraz
kazdy zbada, ze celia otazka je mu
jasna, ktor1 by vsaik sam cd seba
nikdy nebol pochopil.
Takto sa clovek uci, vzdelava a
nadobuda vedomosti.
| Ma schodzi ucime sa verejne
vystupovat'. To patrf ku vseobec-
nemu vzdelaniu, ably clovek mohol
svoju mienku verejne poyedat'
Mnohi l'udia sd, ktori majd vel'-
mi zdrave a mudre myslienky, ale
co je z MICH, ked 81 ich nechaju
pre- seba, ME sd v stave lch yerei-
ne predniest'. Ma schodzach sa
tomu celkom pohodl9e naucime.
Najprv to ide dost' t'azko, elovek
sa ostycha, bojf, aby niecoho me-
miestneho nepovedal, zpociatku
tnem6ze to sniest', ked' tol 'ko ,oei
:hl'ad Ma neho, ale po niekol 'kych
razoch sa zvykne a tax nadobudol
81 vel'mi dolezitd znamlzau vzdela-
: nosti.
Ma schodzach ostri sa rozr1m.
Lebo mienky sa vymienaju, ked'
rniekto recni, drtlhy sa mu zachyti
do lednej ciastky reel, pripadne
len do jednej vety, alebo slova,
preto musi recnik vzdy napnut
: mysel' pozornost ;, cim sa otu-
1 zuje modzog, zostruje sa pamat
Debaty, vecne hadky vel mi pri-
spejn k tomu, ably clovek veci spra
vne posudzoval.
Ma schodzach uci sa clovek po
u riadku, discipline. Co je poria,
a dok, discipline, to vidime ma pri
J. klad pri vojsku. Vojsko by ami je
> den den nemohlo obstat', keby ne
J. bolo poriadku. Nuz tax je to a,
, pri vzdelanom clovekovi. Kto che,
e sa menovat' vzdelanym, musi II
ii kazat' kazdej veci poriadok, ,
@ oblelu, stravovani, rozhovore
= vsade vzdy. A ma takej schodz
D. clovek sa naucf poriadluu. Kol X
e. raz by clovek rad nieco povedaI
J. ale nesmie. Kol'k raz sa Glove,
j. nahneva, ale sd musi vediet' opa
~ novat'.
n. Ma schodzi uGime sa uctit mie
a. ku inych to tiez :je znamka vide
4. lanostI. Len surovy, zaostaly clt
" vek vrhne sd IA svojho blizneht
g. ked' ma inI mienku, ale vzdelan
ze clovek no vypocuje ked' al
II mysli, &c ten drtlhy nema pra,
v du, musf 81 no ctit a vazit'. Mkt
e. nenl neomylny, a caste sa stav;
H. re prave ten, ktory by sa Dol b
r. "a to, re NAL pravdu, po case pr
de ma to, re sa mylil. Mienku
O. neho 81 ctit' pozaduje isty mravn
O. cit cloveka, preto musime tax r.
lie blt ak chceme sa mravne povzn;
q Sat.
ce Ma sch6dzach naucime sa pt
20 znat' l'udi. Caste potrebuiem
n prlatel 'stvo, radm, pomoc, ze S
e. muslme na kohosi obratit'. Kt
O. len pri wiske, alebo pri kartac
hi ada priateI Istvo, ten m6ze by
a j lsty, re to priatel'stvo oban1lj
O. L,udia sa najlepsie poznajd p
81 vaznych pracach. Ma takeito sch,
g. dzl mozeme vystihndt' prave sm,
o. 81 'anie l'udi a utvorit' 81 nalezit
ii a spravny tlsudok.
Este mnohylh mnohych do
n. brych ncinkoch schodz mohlo b
Il sa hovorit ale rozvazitemu Glow
81 kovi iste i tol 'ko postacf..
" Ak>len chceme sa zdokonalovat
Ri kultlrne a mravne sa povznasat
ju naVstevujme usilovne schod;
a. SLOW. Ligy pricinujme sa, alt
ii. sa take schodze elm castejsie v,
drziavaly. ia kratky cas- uvidin
dobrv yVsledok ME len ma sch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
bravo d Spefakus, poriadatelia
Vypravy ma Sokolsky Slet, 355 e.
73rd ST., New York, N. Y.
zAs ITALIAN PosTRIEL ANY

v nedel'u postriel any boil na
Summit Ave. ITALIAN John Pacel-
la, ked' sa vracal domov, {. 369
Summit Ave. Ked uz Dol len diva
domy cd svojho byvania, neznamy
mladik vyskos;l 1krytu a sire
iii Pacellovi dc prs, ktort odpa.
dol. Vrah usiel / Pacella Dol "a
vezeny do memo nice, kde mu gu.
l'u vybrali. Udal, re nevie, preco
boil napadnuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
MA PREDAJ

Novy 6-izbovy dom na N. Hazelwood
Avenue, blizko kostolov sk0l Zvlast-
na cena, ak sa preda pred l. januarom.
Predava mattel 'ka. Louisa M. Strahlc.
Telefonujte medzi a 5 veeer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
NASTENNY KALENDAR
MA s. SLET VSESOKoLSKY
v PRAHE.
Nadherne mnoho barvach preve-
deny obraz znaaneho sokolskeho
umelea majstra Hornika.

Dl'a doslych zprav Prahy, ca,
,kajil tam ma s. slet Vsesekolsky
V roku 1926 najmenej desat 'tisic
krajanov amcrickych na navste-
WI a konaju uz horlive pripravy
k ich uvitaniu co najslavnostnej-
siemu.
1ste je, re mnohi odidu, mnohl
ale snad' nebudu moot, tym a.
spon utechou bude. krasny darcek
prave do Ameriky z kraja zasla-
ny - nadherny nastenny uncle
cky kalendar na s. Slet Vsesokol-
sky, prevedeny nadhernou sest'- :
barevnou litografiou dl'a skvost-
neho obrazu znameho sokolskeho
.umelca Hornika, ktory predstavu-
je mohutneho sokolskehc borca,
trimaj1ceho eesko- -slovensky pra-
por SO sokolskym odznakom a KY
niiceho prez Sire more oproti le-
tiaceml americkemu. SokoIoyi a.
merickym praporom v ruhe. Ka-
lendar je nadhernou ozdobou ka-
zdej cesko- o-slovenskej domacnosti
a hodi sa vyborne k zaramova-
niu jake umelecky obraz.
Opatrite 81 jeden, piste. hned'
tprilozte 10c IA postovne bane.
zasiela dosial zasoba -staei1 Dou-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
YouNasrowNsK1 aLoy1NgKE NovINY

Jozef Marcin, Michaf Knis, jan
Harvan, Jan Dzurina, Ian Miha-
lex, Jozef Cabak, Michal Emry,
Michal Duda, Stefan Vinci, Jozef
Laciniak a Michal Mats. Po 25c--
Jan Krsniak, Jan Marcin, Jan
Tomco, Andrej Sedmak a Jozef
Matej. Spolu (L) $23.75.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
zELANIE MA NOVY ROK.

Dobry plat robotnikovi,
mnoho milky pekarovi, |
zlodejov zamoenikovi,
zle cesty garadzmanovi,
lacne koze gal'biarovi, -
caste hody zas kupcovi, -
a svihakov kajcirovi,
mnoho nemoc lekarovi, -
pohraby pohrabnikovi,
sobasov Wac fararovi, -
vel'ke blato cMmarovi, |
dost almuzien zobrakovi,
tuhu zimu uhliarovi,
mnoho hosti kucharovi,
caste svadby stolarovi,
malo zlce kritikovi, -
mocne svaly nosicovi,
zarastenych holisovi!
Zdarny vystrel' pol 'ovnikom, -
dost' nemocnych lekarnikom, -
hodne devy milovnikom, -
easte sviatky uradnikom, -
riadny proeent uzernikom,
mnohe zvady pravotarom, -
cesty bez prachu autarom,
predplatkov dost' novinarom, -
viac odmeny redaktorom, -
lpevne nohy postavacom,
nemy jazyk udavacom, -
dobrych muzoy dievcencom,
mlade baby mladencom,
muzom viacej slobody,
lby necftili okovy.
Farmarovi zbozia STONY,
taneenici l'ahke nohy,
starym zenam jazyk hladky,
slecnam mocne vzdy podpatky, -
ucGom pilnost' ku uceniu,
mnohozracom chut k troveniu, -
staryln l'ud 'om pokoj svaty, -
androvnikom stare saty,
zal 'tibenym bozky sladkd.
dobre dietky kazdej matky,
a chudobnej mladej vdove
do manzelstva vstlpit' znove, =
vdovcom zas najst' druzku mill
starmladencom novi silu,
sirotam dtulok lasky,
mudrcom knih slime svazky!
A my coze 81 zelame?
veru malu ziadost name!
Doprajte nam, co nam treba:
zdravia, st 'astia, hojnost' chleba
), My spokojnf $ tvm b,ldeme,
a vam viaIc zavinsujeme!
| Is. V.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
Drobne ohlasky
MA PREDAJ

Krasny dubovy knKnicny st6l,
to vel mi lacno. Hodf sa do kan
celarie alebo domacnosti. Adresa:
1850 Oak Hill Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
MA PREDAJ

2 rohove Lofty 3 dnukajsie To-
ty vel lacno pre- chorobu. Te-
lefonujte 1851 alebo prid 'te Mrs.
S. Zilke, As So. Fruit st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
STASTLIVY A BLAzENY
NOVY ROK!

. . =
Po ducha povznasajdcicf ve-
lebnych sviatkoch krest 'anstva -
prichodi Novy Rok a S MIN move,
alcbo obrodene nadeje lepsich ca
SOW budicnosti. Je to prirodze-
ne, lebo BOZ zapas zivotny a, 81
MIN spojene utrpenia bez nadeji
v lepsiu buducnost - bol by te-
mer beznadejny viedol by. v
mnohNeh padoch k t'azkemu z1-
falstvu. A preto, hl'a,i zelanie:
St 'astlivy blazeny Novy Rok!
Move povzbudenie, move zela-
ME, nova viera v lepsiu, krajsiu
blazenejsiu budicnost'!
A milo,, pekne znej1 uchu. ka-
zdeho!
Tymto duchom nadchnuti ve-
dcni privolavame to 20 5srdca "a
prec1tene al my sestram a bratom
znovu: "St 'astlivy a blazeny No
VI Rok -, sela JIG i'm hlbky srd-
ca a slovenskej, bratskej duse, a.
by ich Novy Rok obsypal spine
nim nadeji, ziadosti a tuzob ze-
laj1c 81 ME mehej,' aby nam tento
Novy Rok priniesol co narodu ko-
rsecne: uskutocnenie nasich ma
fodnych tlizob snah a talk ably
mas oslobodeiiv narod pod Tatra-
mi konecne moho4 nerusene pozi-
vat bozske dary plnej slobody
vol 'nosti!
Popri snad' osobnych tGzbach
u nadejach kazdej vernej dcery' a
syna slovenskeho rodu - toto je
nasa kolektivna a najvrelejsia zia-
dost', nesuca sa vrilcne, hromad-
ne ku Stvoritel owl!
Slovenska Liea V Amerike vsak
ncmoze nespomennt rok minuly
ncuznat' vd 'acne, ze jej boil praj-
ny, lebo Dol prajny narodu, jake
celku. s .,
Prebudenie cisteho narodneho
povedomia, vykristalizovane po.
vcdomie narodnych pray, ako sd
ono zjavilo spontanne tomto ro
ku - musi blazit' dusu, srdce d
naplnit mas tymi najlepsimi ma
dcjami V narodnn buducnost
Griumf nascj narodnej pravdy tu
i pod Tatrami - musi zachovat
V srdci nasom hlboku a nehynucl
vd 'aku roku minulemu.
A prave preto, Slovenska Ligs
V Amerike, krone vd 'acnej spo
lnienky rok uplynuly, povazujt
81 IA mil1 povinnost' vyslovit
vreli nehynucu vd 'aku vset
kym tyyn, ktorf nou v tomto ro
ku placovali umoznili docieleni(
lsrasnych vysledkov, jakymi S;
nasa narodna borba "a uznanit
jestvovania nasello naroda postre
tia tu al pod Tatrami.
Uspech Ligy je dspech sloven
skeho naroda a | 'udu a Liga "a L
speech vhstny m6ze d'akovat' '
tolnto roku Y Prvom rade rodu
vcrnym slovenskym casopisom
ro>luvernym orsanizaciam, priro
dzenym vodcom ludu - rodu
vcrnSm slovenskym duehovnym
iiradilikom Okresnych Sborov |
Sborov a ME menej kazdemu lido
Vi ktory v t 'azkom boji nou w
trval, jej doveroval, sledoval je
ziadosti, pracoval "a jej 1spech
zvelebenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
MA PREDAJ LACNO

Naradie do jedalne: buffet, stol a
stolicky, tiez olejova kuchylska
pee. Hast sa treba V {. 312 Au-
burndale Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22

He named his medicine Husky"
This section Of the country produces
a superior grade of hay and tobacco
and it is not surprising to learn that
the same excellent quality is pos
sessed by it's medical products.
A good example of what Husky is
doing for many is, contained in the
statement of Mrs. B. l.. Ensley,
1852 E. Washington st. Mrs. Ensley
says:
Before I took Husky my back
hurt me from morning until night
and l believe 1 had lumbago.
couldn't bend over and 1 could hardly
walk. My bladder became irritated
and I suffered with all of the sym
toms that this ailment causes.
Finally 1 got so nervous that
couldn't sleep soundly.sI would wake
up many times during the night an6
sometimes it was several hours be
fore 1 could go back to sleep.
consequently felt tired and worn
out during the day. My appetite was
poor and even what little I ate dis
agreed with me.
II took Husky and in a few days
felt like a different woman. My
back doesn't hurt me and my nerves
are better. I sleep soundly. I have
good appetite and my food doesn't
hurt me. I'm stronger, too. Tn
glad to recommend HUSKY to all o.
my friends"
Those who desire to learn more o.
Husky may do so at any of the Haas
drug stores. 1t may also be oh
tanned at any well stocked drug store
! anywhere. advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
DOES SHADE WORK
/. FOR INSTITUTION
High Type Service Given
Butler University.

sOne of the latest contracts of
the Indianapolis Shade Company,
1922 E. New York ST., was the re-
fitting of window shades at Butler
College, according to Mrs. c. w.
Post, associated with her husband in
the company.
The. company has reversed many
of the Butler College shades and in
stalled a number of new blinds, she
said.
I'VE are glad of this opportunity
to demonstrate to such an institution
as Butler College the quality Of our
work and the type of service we are
able to give in supplying window
shades" she declared.
The company handles high
grade type OF window shade. using
Columbia cloth in the manufacture
of blinds. a quality of window cloth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
CABINET BURNER
PROVES POPULAR
USeS.0iI Fuel and Saves Fir
ing Bother.

Simplicity of construction has
made the new oil burner of the
Cabinet Burner Company, 435
Massachusetts, Ave, popular in many
homes. The Cabinet oil burner. is
built to operate~automatically.
This burner is built in size and
capacity expressly for the ordinary
heating plant of family home, and
requires no service attention. The
oil feed is regulated by a heat con-
troll thermostat, which, when once
set for the exact temperature one
desires for a home, feeds the burner
with more or less oil as needed to
maintain that exact degree of heat.
and does it more perfectly than the
human hand could do by constant at
tendance.
Oil. like coal, depends upon
weather conditions for the amount
required. Much fuel is required in
severe weather and but little during
mild weather. Figuring cost for an
entire heating season. oil heat will
be considered reasonable as compared
to coal, with all its attending ex-
pense and its exasperating muss.
The Cabinet Oil burner is manu-
featured in Elwood, Ind, by the
Cabinet Burner Company. 1t is the
result of two years of careful en-
cheering, and not an experiment, ac-
cording to experts. 1t reduces the
drudgery of winters heating prob
lens and adds to the general family
comfort and health.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
R|LEYPARK SALE
|SPROTESTED BY
WEST SIDE CLUB
Civic Body Against Baseball
Park Move of City
Officials.

Declaring that Mayor Duvall and
city officials have no right to sell
Riley Park to the Indianapolis Base
ball Club. West indianapolis citizens
who paid for the park today pre-
pared to send a delegation to protest
to Duvall and the park board at the
meeting Thursday.
I'VE believe the proposed sale Of
Riley Park should be condemned and
a motion carried by the Enterprise
Civic League Tuesday night at the
w. Morris St. branch library.
Noise Objection
Committee members are: DIR. o.
L. Deitch, 1911 Oliver Ave, chair
man; o. F. Stierwalt, ] c. Mat
thews, John c. Vandivier, j. L. Will
on, Frank Turner, Joseph Levin.
Mrs. j. w. Ricffey Mrs. Thomas
Murray. Mrs. Harry Miley and the
Rev. James r. Quick, pastor of the
River Ave. Baptist Church.
1--WE citizens of this community
not only paid for the park, but built
the shelter house" DR.. Deitch said.
1--WE did not get a cent from the rest
of the city for this purchase. Why
should We allow the city to sell this
beautiful park and to deprive our
children of a place to play and sub"
nit 70 the noise, traffic congestion,
depreciation in property values a
baseball park would mean"
John c. Vandivier, S25 River Ave-,
said the thousand children, who go
to the park playground would have
to play IN streets or alleys.
"On Sunday when you want quiet
you could hear baseball fans yelling
for miles" Frank Turner, 1146
Blaine Ave, Said.
Scheme Defended
James C. Matthews, S29 River Ave.
and o. E. Williamson. league presi-
dent. spoke against the proposal.
Defense of the scheme was made
by J. stephen Fullen, 1881 Blaine
Ave. and William f. Clauer, secre-
tary of the Indianapolis baseball
club.
Clauer said the club proposed to
build a beautiful stadium to cost
$4,000 and to seat 1880 persons,
with three acres of parking space
to relieve traffic congestion. He said
the club would not persist in the
move if a majority of the residents
were opposed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
MAKES SPECIALITY
OF METAL WORK

Metal speclllties of practically all
types for building projects are
handled by the Ideal Heating Com
pany. 2437-39 Central Ave.
Metal for roofs, cutters, spouts
and other building purposes may be
obtained from this company's stocks,
or ordered special, according to
Harry Escol, firm member.
I'VE have had a splendid business
this summer and anticipate a good
fall business, Escol said.
As makers of the Escol furnace,
the company has established an en-
viable business reputation. For
twenty-siM years the company has
been located in Indianapolis and is
installing its furnaces in many Of
the finer homes of the city. Built of
all-steel products and equipped for
oil-burners. many satisfied customers
are cited by the company--ofiicials
The company maintains a large
repair department, carrying in stock
furnace parts for practically all
makes. The summer repair bust.
ness. Escol asserted, had been good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
HOME BUILDING
ON SOUND BASIS
IN INDIANAPOLIS
Railroad Mems Building and
Savings President Is
Optimistic.

BODYBUILDING generally in Indi'
annapolis has hit a sane and sensible
price basis, according tow. T. Can
non, president of the Railroadmen's
Building and Savings Association, 81
Virginia Ave.
AS the head Of one of the most
influential home building concerns
and perhaps the largest in point OF
capitalization and total building ac-
tivities covering a period of thirty
nine years, Cannon is an authority
on home-building activities in In.
dianapolis.
Our business has been going
along all right and is good" he
said.
I'D say that it is all one could
expect. Building is on a more sound
economic, basis now than it has been
for four or five years back Prices
are more steady and sensible.
about five years ago. building
prices were too high for many~per.
sons, but they went heavily into
debt and many were unable to keep
up their payments and let their
places go back. Today. 1 believe that
building conditions are more normal
and home-seekers are getting less
pretentious homes at better prices.
When persons undertake to build
homes too costly and failS they suffer
and others. suffer, too
Cannon said that more building
was going on at present than las.
year. especially in new additions.
The Ratlroadmen's Building and
Savings Association loans money to
persons who want to buy homes on
the payment plan and also serves as
one Of the strongest savings asso;
citation in tht country.
The company is vitality interested
in the indianapolis First move
ment, Cannon said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22

A large double d1ainboard sink and
special cabinet work, which is built
in to the ceiling, are features of the
kitchen.
-Four Bedrooms
Four large, well-ventilated and
well-lighted bedrooms are built on
the second floor.
Another bathroom on the second
floor is equipped with a shower and
tub. Special built-in cabinets for
linen are provided in the bathroom.
Venetian mirrors make the room
very decorative.
A full basement Is equipped with a
large laundry, storage rooms, fur
mace room and toilet. The house Is
heated with a vapor-oil heating
plant. V. & X. water-softener is
installed.
The garage is heated and equipped
with hot and cold water.
The entire plumbing and heating
equipment was supplied and installed
by Frank f. Irish. The roof was
furnished and applied by Ralph r.
Reeder & Sons. Face brick used
furnished by Spickelmeier Fuel and
Supply Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22

as last year." said Guy Lewis, Nee
ca general merchant.
Business is a tie with last year.
expect good fall trade as soon as
the weather changes" Herman
Bruning, Columbus. said
Charles Morrison, Huntsville store
keeper, believes farmers buying
power normal and predicts a pros
porous future for his community.
1--WE have better quality corn than
last year, and trade appears to be
better. With plenty of corn l think
the holiday buying will be buoyant
and good business continuing for
several months" declared Herman
Grimes. gents furnishing dealer at
north Salem.
The Palace and Lyric theaters
will be hosts to buyers tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22

"A splendid example Of the high
grade type Of home construction
work of the Dalby-Unger Con-
struction Company, 525 Merchants
Bank Bldg, in Indianapolis is the
Wood Unger home. S642 Winthrop
Ave, one of the most tastefully de-
signed and decorated homes in the
Hoosier capital.
Built on colonial lines of
architecture, the Unger home stands
ont distinctively. TIE red brick ex-
terror, with the French red tile roof,
adds marked atmosphere of
solidity and comfort to the house.
Circular steps lead to the main
entrance off of which opens a
spacious center hall. To one side is
the long living room and solarium
on the south front. The living room
is afinished in twotone woodwork
mahogany and cream. The rough
plastered walls are high-hghted. A
special three-arch fireplace with a
gum mantel is built into the living
room.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
HEAL TIL DIRECTOR AT HAAG drug
STORE IS PRAISED; SCORES ARE
RID OF LONG STANDING AILMENTS
A. G. Payne Tells Cause of Catarrh, Stomach, Kidney
and Nerve Troubles; Advises How
Such Ills Should Be Teated.
Interesting Case of Wash
ington St. Resident Is
Brought to Light.

Mr.. A. G.. Payne, well-known
health director from Lexington, KY,
and his secretary Mr.. ]. W. Gray,
who have established headquarters
at Haag's drug store, la n. Pennsyl-
vania ST., this city, are now being
warmly praised by scores who have
been relieved of catarrh, stomach,
kidney and nerve troubles.
Mr.. Payne has delivered lectures
on how to feel young and be vigorous
at the age of sixty-five in almost
every large city in America, Yester-
day he said, THE result of my in
vestigations here in indianapolis
have convinced me that most Of the
people are suffering from catarrhal
affections.
'This is so in every manufactur-
ing city and the indoor worker is
usually the worst sufferer. Catarrh
Of the stomach is one Of the most
commop< causes Of dyspepsia, Mr..
Payne says. "Catarrh of the nose
and throat often leads to deafness.
Show me a man whose hearing is af-
fected and nine times out of ten l
will show you a man who is suffer
ing with catarrh.
Frequently the lungs become af-
fected. The mental and physical
state of catarrhal sufferers is indeed
very unfortunate and it is a surprise
to know what an immense amount of
Deonle are suffering from this almost
universal ailment when they believe
something else is the cause of their
trouble"
The SYMPTOMS of catarrh Mr..
Payne gave as offensive breath, con-
slant shifting, frequent sneezing,
watery eyes. headaches. full head,
pains in the stomach, side and kid
ney region, depression Of spirits, low
vitality, unsound sleep, loss Of APP
petite and a great liability to catch
cold and sore throat.
Mr. Payne said that it is becom-
ing better known every day that
proper food and the right kind of
stimulation for the liver and kidneys
corrects these conditions quickly and
satisfactorily.
Several years ago Mr.. Payne com.
bounded a valuable medicine made
from roots, banks and herbs that
grow in the fertile Blue Grass Re
gion Of Kentucky that has since
proved a boon to hundreds Of thou.
sands Of invallds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-22
ACCUTE ATTACK FATAL
Frederick Vance, Artist, Dies at
Nashville.

Funeral services for Frederick
Nelson Vance, 46, member of the
Brown County Artists Colony, who
died Tuesday at his studio at Nash
vile, will be held at Charlottesville
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
George Vance. Death followed an
attack of acute indigestion. Vance
leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Vance of 2014 Broadway, teacher
in School No 81 in Irvington. Vance
had studied art in Chicago and Paris.
His entries won three prizes at the
1926, State fair. He served as a sol
der in France during the World
War