davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
SPORT.

V nedel'u hraly nasledovne slo'
venske baseball caty:.
Lansilgville vyhlal mad Far
relleanmi v pomere l1.
Dolak Grdcers vyhrali mad Pol
skymi Sokolmi v pomere 8-3.
Strutherscani vyhrali mad New
tonfallscanmi v pomere 5 ku /.
Hillcrest vyhral mad Campbell
A. G. v pomere 6 ku 3.
Kluby, prisllchajii do Sloven
skej Baseball Ligy, stoja 81 nasle
dOvne:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
MkJOVA YYPLATA
oBNAsALA $7,oos, ,1s4

Majova vyplata. robotnicta v
Youngstown. dl'a vykazu tunaj-
slch bank, obnasala $7,MS,184 a
je druhou najyatsou vyplatou Cd
dyoch rokov. Aprilova vyyplata
bola ,$l5o,0O0 vysSsia. Cislicu Sc
dem milionov NAL pred dvoma ro-
kami tiez mesiac april cd tych
eias vyplaty byvaly polsiedma a
polsiesta milionove. Lanskorocna
majova vNplata bola 0 $400, 900
menSia. f,.. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
v YOUNGSTOWN sA>
moo DOMOV STAVIA

Ia prvych pat mesiacov toho
roku vybrate bolo 973 dovoleni
na stavbu lomov meste, Gene
$5,ll6,962. Za cely. lansky rok
vybrste bolo .2,S01 povoleni ~
stavbu domov v hodnote $12,3M,
.895. Al 2. tohto vykazu mozno vi
det', akoe nase lpesto rastie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
NEMLUVNA ZADUSILO
SA v KOIfHKE

Sest '-tyzdhovy syneek Steve a
Rosie Marks Adams, zadusil sa
nedel u v koliske, v dome jeho ro,
dicov ma Belmont Ave. Diet'a po'
lozene bolo popoludni do kolls-
ky a tax okrtitene do blanketov,
ze sa jakosi sosmiklo pod ne q
,nemaj1c povetria, zadusilo sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
aRADuACIE v sKoLE sv.
CYRILLA A METHODA

V piatok odbyvaju sa gradua-
Gle V skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
ma ktorych graduuje 40 ziakov a
znciek. Obraz graduantov prime
Sieme budiicne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
BUDU DEPORTovAT
ZLOcINCov NEOBtANov

Dom zastupcov prijal navrh "a
kona, dl'a ktoreho kazdy zloci.
nee a lnpeznik ma 'byt' hned de-
portovany, ked' je usved6eny 20
zlocinu. Zakon este ma prejst' v
senate. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

scH0DZA PoLIT. KLUBU
MA HAsELTON,
...ss%-i ..4,.A.

Slovensky Politicky Klub Y
Haselton bude mat riadnn sch6-
dzu V nedel'u, l3: jnna Q Z. ho-
dine veeer pod kostolom Sv. ALI
betty ma Haseltine Ave. Ma ttito
sch6dzu ziadahi sd prist,' vSetci
clenovia a obcania Haseltonu.
M. j. Lesnak, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
Zapisnica
sch6dze vyborov Slovenskeho Dna
vydrkiavanej 6. juna vecer v sko.
le sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.


sti predsedu, podpredseda Okr.
Sboru Srov. Ligy, p. Frantisek
Hudik. .-.....
Zapisnik preeital mena pritom-
nNch zastupcov spolkov. Cislo
30S. 1KSJ. zastupoval br. Jozef
Oravec, {. 731 IKSJ. br. Jozef
Rehak, {. SO SCI. br. Andre!j Be-
nedik, Haselton Tatra Spolok br.
Jozef Gromovsky, {. 26O 1KSJ.
br. Rudolf Tomasovie, {. 26O. T.
KSJ. br. Jan Bizup, Odbor Gil
MSS. br. Frantisek Hudik. Sbor
l46 TSJS. br. M. Mraz, Odbor 81
MSS. br. Stefan Kubiako, cfslo
259. IKSJ. br. Jan NJ. Gura a ci-
slo 259 1KSJ. br. Michal Koeis.
Ia Slovenskl Baseball Ligu pri-
tommy boil jej predseda, br. Jan
J. Kral, "a Hillcrest klub br. Jan
NJ. Kadilak a VIM. M. Wasko a "a
baseball klub Farrell Jack Mil
Ter Jack Latsko.
Predseda vyzval zastupcov a
vybory' podavat' zpravy.
Ia {. 9s. SCI. br. Andrej Be-
nedik spytal sa, ci jeho spolok
m6ze pracovat' "a Slovensky Den,
ked 'ze neprislticha do Slov. Lfgy.
Bolo mu odpovedane, ze kazdy
spolok, bez ohl'adu ma to, ci pri-
sltieha do Ligy alebo ME, moze a
ma pracovat' "a zdar Slovenske-
no Dna, lebo tito slavnost' nspo-
riadajn vSetky slovenske spolky
z Mahoning dolinys a Okresny
Sbor .ie ma eele hto podniknn-
tia. ako po minule roxy, lebo je
jedinym vsenarodnym a 1stred-
nym telesom tuna, ktory ma po-
dobni pracu prevadzat'. Nato br.
Benedik sa osvedcil, meme spoil
ku, We jeho spolok je ochotny
nielen pracovat', ale al hradit'
svoju ciastku vydavkov, v pade
by to potreba vyzadovala.
Vybor ohlasok Lansingvillu,
bratia Jozef Rehak Jan Repas-
KY podal poteSitel 'nu zpravu, ze
msbierali ohlasok do programo-
vel knizky "a obnos $1,000. Majd
o ohlasok po $500 a jednu "a
$500. Zprava vyboru S vd 'akou
prijata.
Br. Jan NJ. Gura 20 Struthers
oznamil, ze do vyboru ohlasok
pre- Struthers pribral 81 br. Mi
chala Koeisa manifesto br. Stan
ku, ktory ten vybor nemohol pri-
jat', a ze sa do prace chytia v mai
blizsie dni. Znovu bola oznamena
cena "a ohlasky, ably vybory zna-
ly. Celia strana stoji $15, pol stra-
ma $40 stvrt' strana $500. q
druhych miest vybory ohlaskove
nepodaly zpravu.
Br. Jan j. Kral. predseda Slo-
venskej Baseball Ligy Maho-
ming Shenango doli9ach, Dol
poziadany podat' podmienky IL
casti hraGov ma Slovenskom Dni.
Br. Kral vyslovil ochotu bratov
FarrellGanov hrat' ma Sloyenskom
Dni S Youngstowneanmi "a mini
malnu odmenu $4,000 a zaplate-
ME autobusu. V pade dazd a, ke-
by sa nehralo, TAX mic. Potion po-
dial este nizsiu nabidku. Pre- dve
eaty farrell Youngstown, po
|12 hraeoch, po $4.00, $500 "a
bus, SO pre- sudcov hry a SO .OO
"a lobby, spolu $4,000. Tato ma
bidka bola prijata jednohlasne a
kluby boly pochvalene predseda.
jlcim br. Hudikom "a ich ochotu
hrat ma Slovenskom Dni "a tax
miernu odmenu. baseball Lige
ponechane bolo vybrat' 81 najlep-
sich hracoy pre- ODE eaty, aby ta-
to hra bola je'dnou najpamat-
neTich.
Potom bolo rokovane, ako So
hnat' peaiaze na vyplaterie hra-
Gov d tiez ma orchestra. Najprv
podany, Dol navrh ma vytlscenie
vstupeniek pre- baseball po Soc q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
20 sCH0DZE POLIT. KLUBU
MA LANsINGVILLE.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Lansingville NAL minulej nedele
schodzu, ma ktorej oznamene bo-
10, re osem obtanov bude deputi-
zovane policajnym sefom Powell
lom patrolovat' ulice Lansingvil-
lu, aby talk prekazene bolo zloci-
MI kradeziam. Kazdy takyto
zvlastny policajt bude pod bon
dom a bude mat pollcajnti moe.
Ma schodzi boly prednesene po-
nosy proti zlemu dlazdeniu Taft
Ave-, kde tiito ulicu zle grado-
vail. Niekde je nfzko a niekde
vysoko, TAX ze utica manifesto zlep
senia je zhorsena, Protestovane
tiez bolo proti hadzaniu smeti ma
prazdne pozemky vybor ma po-
ziadat' mestskd sprawl o odva-
zanie smeti raz "a tri mesiace.
Vybor Dol tiez vymenovanv po-
ziadat' mestskii sprawl o otvore-
ME Hunter Ave. cd Shady Run
Road ku Campbell st. Zem bola.
uH pre- ten ciel' knpena pred pat
rokmi, treba ju len zarovnat', a.
by sa mohlo cez nu prechadzat'
vCZmo.
Ma schodzi prijate bolo pat
novych clenov.
Budiica sch0dza bude IL. jiila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
SMRTEL NEHODA
MA B. q @. STANICI

+. 3 4 4
Jeden robotnik bol zabity, dru-
ny t'azko a treti l'ahsie raneny
vo stvrtok rano pri stanici B.
O. drahy rusnom nakladneho voz-
.Ga. Tito robotnici odpratavali
akiisi platformu zpred ol'aji, a.
by urobili miesto pre- hove vel Ike
rusne, ktore malyytadial' prejst
0 niekol'ko hodin. a' sa neho-
da ndala, stall v jamA kol ali,
take. pre- hluk nepocA schod
nakladneho vlaku, RAD sku
ich jane nevidel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
10 KANDIDATov IA SERBIA

Okresna volebna rada obdrzala
do tohto casu peticie cd desiatich
mzov, ktori sa uchadzajn je-
dinn jednu nominaciu v republi-
kanskych prirtankach ma dirad
serifa. Kandidatmi s1: Charles F.
Henry, Walter E. Smith, William
A. Fisher, George f. Hadnett,
James M. Thomas, Thomas F.
Causby, Adam G. Stone, Frank
b. Riis, Charles E. Bailey, La
mont B. Jacobs.
Peticiu zadali este: John G,
Cooper, "a kongresmana. j. Eug.
Roberts a R. f. Hemple, "a Stat
nych senatorov. Mrs. Della NJ.
Slagle, Mrs. C. j. OFT, Tom Ban
non, George F.. Roberts a James
P. Slattery, republican,, Nate
NJ. Kaufman, demokrat, "a zastup
Gov do statnej zakonodarni. Hod-
MI agitaciu vyvinujai tiea kandi-
dati ma okresne pokladnictvo, le-
bo je to ME zly 6rad. Uchadzaji
sa: William Dalrymple a Judson
Brenner. Doterajsi pokladnik,
Vogan, este nepodal peticiu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

Joe Forte. 6O-rocny vrah,
zastrelil nedavno v Struthers
Lazera, vyhlaseny Dol "a sialen-
ca ! hol odvezeny do St&tneho
bl&sinca u Lima. s8
The Washington times., 1926-05-21

fictitious disease, pregnancy, At
lection OF the heart, menOpause..
etc.), or TO some obstruction in
the veins collecting the blood Of
that region (tlmors placed at the.
base Of the neck, as goiter, etc.)
The characteristic Of such
bleeding is the total absence Of
functional troubles and absence
Of pain. The only symptoms are
due to the effusion Of blood; the
course OF the trouble is depend
emf on the originating cause.
Usually the bleeding ID short but
the quantity Of blood lost may
be abundant. Bleeding has the
tendency to reappear at various
intervals.
All this may induce to suspect
tuberculosis. But there Is one
popularity OF this type Of bleed
ing IN the presence OF which pull
m0nary consumption may be ex-
cItlded. expectDratiOn Of blood
ceases immediately after the:
bleeding stops, whereas In tubers
culosis blood-stained expectOra-
ton may be observed even 48
hours after the cessation Of
bleeding.
Much worry, great inconyen-
fence and unnecessary expense
may be conserved by the appli-
cation OF proper search for the.
cause Of bleeding from the lungs.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
Snowy. Irregular Stones,
Like Gaudy Affections,
Are VaIueIess, Says
Noted Woman
Narrator
BY Fay King

TT BEING spring, 8 young man
whose thoughts have turned
to love, writes to me 10 ask what
think Of love!
aDo you believe in lover IA
there suchba thing7s
why, Of course, I believe n
love!
a lot Of people like to say they
don't and some condemn ii be-
cause they have formed their opin-
ION from affairs that are no more
real love than q paste brilliant q
q real diamond Still. many
people are satisfied with in1Ita-
fions. But no diamond expert
would waste his time appraising
the stones he sees III q paste
1ewelry window, tor he knows
that no matter how real they
APPEAR, they are NOT real
s.sVeII, what is real lover
IN the first place; like dia.
fn0nds, 1t r. important that real
love be found III the right way
Diamonds are found where diar
nonds should beand s0 II real
love!
Real love should meet on the
standard OF high ideals, be above
board and true to every rule and
convention that makes II worthy!
But I've seen real love exist
where the conventions we're de.
fled. you say.
Well, there Is also a great diff
ference OF value III real diamonds.
One stone may seem more bril-
liant and more full Of life. aa
k4xf ri -
much as another stone third
its size!
Why?
Because the larger stone has. d
feather Ia flaw SO faint that
only the jeweler with his glass.
can see it--but that detracrs great
" from its Valuei Or il Is Off
color, not noticeable perhaps uatil
It IS compared with q pure white
stone
Some may prefer to own the
large stone and even admit its
flaw while emphasizing its bril-
Hancy! But some day, IL the
owner learns more about dias
monds, he win see only the. flaw
and realize he has been Dragging
about SNOWY, off color stone that
seemed very silly, to people who
know the real worth Of 4 perfect
diamond
And SO it Is with these irregular
lOves-real In q wRyhut the day
comes when they see only the
flaw!
Diamond experts always seleee
their stones In broad daylight and
unset. studying them from every
angle!
And so real love should meet
and WOO and win IN the morning
sun, among friends and family.
1T does not stoOp to the secret
places, aided by stimulants and
subdued lights and seTlsuou@
music. which confuse. and atifle
ones sense Of values and only en-
nance sham!
Ny dear young sir. the world
Ii fun df love!
That II, why Il has no news
value!
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
Don mag at Children, Says Writer

each one held, In her hand three
fifths Of an apple.
Now divide each piece OF
apple in half. The children easily
saw that the apple was then di-
vided into tenths and that three
fifths had suddenly turned into
six-tenths.
After that all the points about.
fractions that are so puzzling to-
little folks were explained by -
similar method. Strips Of paper
and q pair Of scissors did won
ders in the matter Of clearing up
the mysteries OF numerators and
denominators.
Elbert's trouble was with the
dictionary. He just could not find
words in that dictionary. So every
night his mother suggested words
for him to look up, while she sat
nearby and Strengthened out the
difficulties for him. In q few
weeks. Gilbert could find words
faster than any boy he knew and
he took great pride in his
achievement.
Lecturing children is q waste
OF time. energy and breath. Let
them learn by doing. They like.
that and it saves nervesWear for
everybody concerned.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21


wise care Of the complexion from
within.
So first Of all look to your
health IL you wish q clear COM
plexion free from blackheads and
blemishes. If you are In poor
health consult your physician
and follow his instructions.
Unless your body freely elimi-
mates bodily po1sons those poisons
will contaminate your blood,
which in turn win lose its
cleansing property. Then all
your organs and tissues. every
item Of your beauty, including
your complexion, viii be endan-
gered.
So help along bodily elimina-
ton by eating coarse food, such
a. bran mullins, oatmeal and
gluten bread. Eat plenty OF
Vegetables. including cabbage. car
rots, spinach, lettuce, beets and
beet greens. cauliflower and
string beans and also such fruits
IS prunes, figs, dates, apples,
raisins and oranges. Avoid eat
ing meat oftener than five or six
An apple day. is an adage.
Cor many lovely complexion.
"A bath day" is even more
important. because daily bathing
keeps the pores Of the skin free
from impurities, an unclogged
channel for elimination Of waste
matter.
Eat slowly and chew your food
wei. Drink plenty Of water.
MIX and better still, buttefmillx.
are good for the health and
complexion.
Before your morning bath.
practice five or six of the exer-
clses I describe In this column
from time to time.
To Danish blackheads the skin
must be kept perfectly clean and
at the same time well nourished
and active IN its function Of
bodily elimination.
re your skin is oily and has
blackheads, scrub II thoroughly,
at night, with soft, warm water,
soap suitable for q baby skin and
q cameFs hair complexion brush.
Rinse II In clear, warm water,
gradually tempering it to cold.
Follow this with q mild astrin.
rent such as:
Witchhazel, ounces.
Tincture OF benzoin. Y ounce.
Apply this astringent on abb
gorbent cotton wrung out Of cold
water.
IL soap doesn't agree with your
skin substitute almond meal. which
can be obtained at any drug store.
Nix the almond meal with little
oatmeal Rub this mixture over
your face with the palms Of your
hands, then wash II off.
Mornings, after your bath, pat
Dure cold cream into your skin.
Remove the excess and finally go
over your face thoroughly with
cold water or a lump OF ice.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
Test Your knowledge With
Times Daily Dozen
BY A. L. WiIbert, NJ. "A.

Moore tried to do for Ireland In
his poetry what Robert Burns did
for Scotland.
2. HISTORY. Lee surrendered
to Grant on April 8. 1866. ar APP
poTnattox Court House.
8. GEOGRAPHY. The area OF
Australia is 2,974.5S1 square miles.
4. BUSINESS. The average
earnings Of the workers In the
building trades are S1.06 per hour.
s. MANKIND. True progress
is the widespread increase in the
general well-being of all the
members of the community.
8. HUMAN NATURE. We mis-.
understand each other In respect
to some Of the most vital prob
lens OF life, merely because we
see the facts in the case from diff
ferent points OF view.
Z. GENERAL SCIENCE. Luther
Burbank made some startlingly
wonderful experiments with plant.
life.
s. Law. Justice Is queen Of
the virtues"
8. CIVICS. Aliens constitute
about 20 per cent Of the popula-
ton Of New York city.
10. ART. The Campanile, near
st. Marks on the Piazza, Venice.
is the model Of the Metropolitan
Tower in New York city.
il. MUSIC. Transposing in the
performance Of a composition in &
key other than the one in which
it was written by the composer.
IL. HEALTH. Water aids di.
gestion, regulates the temperature
of the body and carries Off waste
matter.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21

/, 1. LITERATURE. In which
poem by Kipling is the following
line: You're a pore benighted
'eathen but a first-class fightin'
man."
2. HISTORY. Who was the
first President Of the United
States to leave it's territory while
he was still In office?
8. GEOGRAPHY. Which three
countries are the largest produc-
ers of quicksilver in the world?
4. BUSINESS. What percent
age Of the cost Of producing a
ton OF steel Is chargeable to
transportation?
s.. MANKIND. Why did Aus
ten Chamberlain, the British For
eign Secretary, receive, last year,
tho Order of the Garter, with the
title of Knight?
6. HUMAN NATURE. Why is
honesty the first essential OF
leadership?
4. GENERAL SCIENCE. Which
device on the modern locomotive
does away with coal shoveling and
makes the fireman's job one Of
supervision instead OF hard labor?
8. Law. What Is consignee?
8. CIVICS. How much has the
U. s. Government lost on its n1er-
camille shipping venture?
10. ART. What subject has
been depicted in painting more
than any other?
II. MUSIC. Why Is the violin
comparable both to q dramatic
and to a colorature soprano?
IL. HEALTH. What is the func.
ton of the turbinated bodies in
the nose?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS
QUESTIONS
1. LITERATURE. TIL o m a
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN

/. When were the Azores colo
nized?
2. When was the celebrated col
lection Of Zone Hundred Old Tales"
made?
3. When did Francis Egerton,
the Father of British Inland
Navigation" live?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
/. The first attempt TO ,estab-
fish a bank In Massachusetts, was
made in TIA.
2. J. C. Fremont, the Path
Finder, was. governor Of Arizona
from 1878 to 1882.
3. 1.-THE Champion" an English
journal edited by Fielding, first
appeared in 1879.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
Queer Beast

z 8
DY no stretch or imagination
I'D could Eryops he called beau
tiful--an interesting beast. how.
ever, ii certainly is. A creature
Of immense antiquity. it stands
at the parting Of the ways be-
tween the Amphibia frogs and
toads and nevis, and the rep
tiles.
In appearance It resembles =
crocodile.
Al curiously reptilian feature.
about the skeleton Of Eryops
was the presence Of blunt spurs
mon the ribs. The harder sub
stance Of their teeth was ar
ranged in serpentine coils radi-
ating outward from the center
OF the teeth.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
BY Chas. A. L. Reed, MD.
Former President Of the American
Medical Association.

Medical Association.
EEIHE horrors and fears attend
ing the very idea Of hemor-
rhage from the lungs are the
results OF your association OF
such bleeding with pulmonary
consumption (tuberculosisD. Al
little study Of this condition win
tend much to curb such sensa-
tional and to establish q more
sane procedure OF attending suf-
ferers OF the same.
Many people regard bloOdstain-
ed expectoration as a definite sign
of pulmonary consumption, espe-
cially IL the bleeding has the ten
dency to relapse. Consequently
such patients have to. abandon
their occupation; they are treat
ed in the way, common for this
disease complete rest, life in the
country and abundant feeding.
In some cases bleeding from
the lungs may be due to COM
paratively unimportant cause,
which has no relation to tuber-
culosis, and which does not
necessitate the heroic measures
OF an antituberculosis treatment
It is therefore most important
always to consult, in such cases,
an experienced physician who
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
FROSTINGS THAT ARE UNIQUE
BY Hannah Wing
Maple Cream FrOsting.

Two cups maple sugar, one cup
cream.
Break the maple sugar into
small pieces. but into a saucepan
and heat slowly with the cream.
Stir until the sugar IS thoroughly
dissolved, then boil without STIR
ring until a soft ball can be shaped
between the fingers when the
mixture is tried in cold water (23S
degrees FL Care must be taken
not to have the heat too great, as
this mixture will burn easily.
Remove from the fire and beat I'M
til it is thick enough to spread.
Coffee Butter FrOsting
One and one.half cup confec-
toner's sugar. one tablespoon dry
cocoa, 1-3 cup butter, one table,
spoon strong coffee.
Cream the butter and add grad
ually the sugar and cocoa mixed
together. Beat well. Stir in the
coffee.
The Washington times., 1926-05-21
BY L. Lamar Matthews

EHOUR little tads, with their
nighties on, lined up in their
mothers room and marched gaily
into the bathroom where their
toothbrush drill'' took place
every evening.
whoever heard of tooth
brush driIl?'' exclaimed their
father, when he first heard about
IT, but then Mrs. Blakey in
vented lots of funny little meth
DDS that no one else ever thought
about. When her Oldest son,
Clanton, was a little fellow, she
found out that the easiest way
for child to learn is by doing.
and she had used that method
with all of her children.
Instead of nagging at them
day in and day out about brush.
ing their teeth properly, she in
troduced this toothbrush drill.
The four of them raised their
hands, picked up their brushes
applied tooth paste and then
brushed back and forth, up and
down, top side and underneath.
while the mother counted. They
always laughed before and after
the drill, and considered it one
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this region usually remain in
tact during swallowing, yomit-
Ing, coughing and screaming.
Under the influence Of some
morbid conditions, these veins
may rupture and originate bleed
ing. Thus q rupture Of them
may be due 70 the deficient re-
sistance OF their walls to the
blood pressure which may be due
to congenital weakness Of the
blood vessels. to some temper
arv morbid conditions acute In
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! by affecting the real origin Of
the bleeding win avoid much
needless trouble and unnecessary
worry to the patients.
What are the causes OF pull
monary bleeding, when indepen-
dent Of a tubercuious affection
OF the lung? Such bleeding Is
often due to the rupture of q
superficial vein or OF the mucous
membrane of the respiratory
tract, following a violent cough
ing spell, or a scream or sudden
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the real origin Of the trouble.
one Of the. most frequent seats
OF such bleeding IL the base Of
the tongue and the surrounding
region OF the throat, a region
characterized by the development
of q dense network Of VEINS
covered by a very thin layer Of
mucous membrane, and sur
rounded by very loose connective
tissue.
Owing to the laxity. Of this
connective tissue. the veins Of
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contraction OF the muscles Of the
larynx, without articulation. of
sound, 30 commonly observed
during a physical effort OF the
abdominal and thoracic muscles.
IL the seat of the ruptured
blood vessel is comparatively
high, an examination with
laryngoscopic mirror In the
hands of an expert, may detect
the seat OF the ruptured vein.
But IL the bleeding comes from
a deeply situated place, great
experience is needed to find out
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Of their little family jokes. But
none Of them ever. forgot how
to. keep the teeth properly
cleaned.
Hearing instructions is one
thing and carrying them out is,
quite another; for 1t Is only by
doing that children really get
the idea fixed firmly In their
consciousness.
Mrs. Blakey used this principle,
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