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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24
DASZYNSKI USTAPIL z u
RZEDU PREZESA ECZE-
KUTYWY P. P. S.

WARSZAWA. -- Ignacy Da-
szynski, marszalek Sejmu Pol
skiego, zrezygnowa} ze stano-
wiska prezesa Rady Giownej Pol
skiej Partji Socjalistycznej -
Wersje niepotwierdzone glosza,
re stanowisko zajete przez Da-
szynskiego wobec rzadu Marszal
ka Jozefa Pi}sudskiego spowo-
dowaly, pewne. zatargi maja
bye g}owna przyczyna ustarie-
mia Daszynskiego z ,urzedu. 49,.
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katastrofa ko|ejowa pod Warszawa'

Studcntow protrstu rrzcc1wko
prze<Iad0waniu Sionistow W Ro-
sii. RcZolucia. W oStrvch S}o-
wach potepia. .iaca prze<ladowania
zydow W Rosii, zostaia poczatko
wo przyieta przez kongres. Do
picro mad naciskiem lewicy re
zolucjr te cofnieto. SioniSci j
zywioly narodowe opuIcily zc
branic
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POSEL OLSZOWSkI
USTEPUJE

WARSZAWA. - Posed Oh
szowski opuSci Berlin i obeimic
stanowisko posla polskiego W
Angorze. Miejsce jego W Berli-
ME zajmie prawdopodobnie pan
Jackowski. dyrektor departamen
tn politycznego W MinisterStwic
Spraw Zagranicznych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24
Min: Za|eski zadowo|ony wizyty Musso|iniego

wem milczeniem. Pisma
rzadowe zas podkreslaja
znaczene konferencji Il p.
Mussolinim. W}oskim dy-
ktatorem. Rozesz}a sic po-
g@oska, re poselstwo pol
skie w Rzymie ma bye pod
niesione do godnosci am
basady.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24
POLAk ODZNACzONY

LIMA, Peru. - Inzynier archi
text Bruno Paprocki, ktory o.
siadl diva lata temu W Peru, u
zyskai W konkursie ma projekt
bazyliki Santa Rosa W Limie.
pierwsza nagrode. IA
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PAPIEZ POLECA CHRZESCI
JANSkIE WYCHOWANIE
MLODZlEZY

EZYM: Papiez przemawia1
przed najwyzsza rada Federacii
Katolickiej i oswiadczy4, re mlo-
dziez kraju katolickiego, powin-
ma bye wychowywana W duchu
chrzescijansko -katolickim.
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klLkA MAST ZOSTALO.
ZNISZCZONYCh

LIMA, Peru. Wedle donie-
sien Mascusani, W miescie tenn
runefy prawie wszystkie budyn-
XII skutkiem trzesienia ziemi,
ktore trivia dotychczas.
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PROTEST STUDENT0W ZY.
DOWSkICH PRZECIWkO
PRE- ESLADOWANIU SJO-
NISTCW w ROSJI

PARYZ. kongres zydow~
skich studcntow. ktory odbywa}
sic tn W zeszlym tygodniu, ME
doszed} do skutku powodu
wniesionego przez pcwien odiam
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DEWEY PODEJMUJE FINAN.
SISTE NOWOJORSkIECO

WARSZAWA. Amerykafl-
ski doradca finansowy, Dewey,
wydal obiad ma czesc bawiacego
tutaj przedstawiciela Banker :
Trustu Tilney'ego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24

pokoj drebnego
rredente Prusach musiaioby znczye wyk dtyhowj
ityki nemiecke W polskiej'.
isce Kancza Bethmanna-E -Eolwega Hindenburga
dnia logo
Beeowi udo sk}on
wodow
cofieci dwniejszych adnczych
Wzysk zgodne
wyraziy obawe il og manifesto, nie
pdgosc Polski Nemow do widokow
zawarcie pokoju odrebnego Rosa'.
Ludendora jake
Zmmemanna, podekretarz re ii tax kedys polka
Niemcy
Poakow alancke byy
przecie1 roku 1s6ym pcu kiedy dekreu
sprawie Armj Poskej Frc k nastapio
Pudskiego M1na obie
fk cag}ego przesladowan
dzia&alnse poch Legjonow dg Eedy konnda tychze
polskej nmeck4 komed4 pozosajscej
sob sprzeeiw Psud Bed bad eiekawe doku
men htoryczne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24

w jednej nocnyeh kawiarn ma
Montmartrze Paryzu zatrzymaia
policja dwu miodziencow, ktorzy
ofiarowywali ma sprzedaz trujace
pigulki.
Podsuwali sic do stolikow, przy
ktorych siedzieli goscie W melan-
cholijnych humorach i szeptali ia
jemniczo:
Czy pan sobie zyczy lekkiej
sr1'ierci? Many do sprzedania ru-
eizne zabijajaca W ciagu pieciu Sc
kund.
Mfodziency zrobili doswia czenie,
IL W nocnych lokalach ma Mont
rnartrze znaiduje sig wieIe nieszcze-
siiwych Iudzi, ktorzy mysla samo-
bojstwie, ME maja jednak edwasi
odebrae sobie zycia obawiajac sic
cierpien.
Postanowili wiec spieniezyc "a
pas gwaitownej trucizny, ktore
Przywiozi lndyj ich dziadek O.
debrai sobie 1ycie W chwili ciezkiej
psychicznej dePresji
Szkatuika zabija jacym presz-
klein przechowywana byia W rodzi-
nie przez SO lat.
Wnukowie, dowiedziawszy sic
dziennikow, IL mania samobojstw
wzmaga sic stale W Paryzu, ukra-
dli swej matce szkatuike tsucizna,
~yprebowali dzialanie proszku ma
psaeh, a gdy okazai sic skutecznym,
zrobili kilka tysiecy piguiek, ktor4
oiiarowywali po 100 frankow "a
sztuke.
Ma handlu tym zarobili 1000 fr.
byfby mole rozwinai sic jeszcze
'eh interes, gdyby ME tajna policja
ktora uwieziia obu przekuphiew
srnierci
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24
MIN. ZALESKI ZADO.
WOLONY Z WIZYTY
u MUSSOLINIECO
WARSZAWA.

" ARSZ A W A. = Pi-
sma Opozycyjne ME przy-
pisuja zbyt wielkiej Wagi
Wizycie ministra Zaleskie-
go w Rzymie. Jego po-
Wr6t do WarszaWy pomi,
ne4y prawie re upOrczy-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24

Pred odroczen konerenei posko.tewsiej premier Wadma
wygol du.sxa ktoe podnios1 akoby iewsk
byly aakow uciekinierow pod przewodzt
Peczasa. Minister Zaesk ktegoyzn zapzeezy dodac
Rad tewski mogby naepej wiedee de
gdyby legace Ma Wal
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24

nadbaltyckic SO niedosc bezpiecz
nemi do inwestowania kapitafu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-24

Organizacja zydowska "Zeta Be-
ia Tau przyznala medal Gottheila
"a rok 1927 Aaronowi Szapiro.
organizatorowi farmerskich koope-
ratyw, Ia "poiozenie najwiekszej
zsslugi dla zydostwa W ciagu roku
lS27-go" Szapiro skarzyi florida o
mil jon dolarow odszkodowania "a
zarzucanie mu oszczerstw W inte
resie artykufy antyzydowskie. Pro
ces byf zaiatwiony polubownie po-
Ia sadem, przyczem Henry Ford,
krol automobilowy i najbogatszy
cz'owiek W swiecie, zap{acif Szapi-
re gruhs sumo nadto publicznie
odwola} swe oskarzenia.
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q tenn, owen
i O tamtem

Me naIeiy sic iekac wszeikich
przepowiedni, ze rod ludzki predko
wyginie ma tym naszym PADDLE fez
, piaczu. TAX lie jeszcze ME jest,
edyz temu przeczy choci1zby fakt,
Jahi ponizej poda jenny.
Niejaki Robert Fehrenbach, ba~
warczyk, zostaI ojcem W tych
oniach po raz 3l-szy. Oczywiscie
ma on iuz trzecia zone; dwie Pc
przednie ME zyja. Z pierwszego
maizenstwa pozostaio mu lO-cioro
d7ieci, drugiego czternaseie, a
tr>ecia zonka obdarzyla go juz II
potomkiem. Ze wszystkich dzieci
zyje diva dziescia szesc. Prey wyka
zywaniu takich zdolnosci rozrod
ozyeh niema najmniejszej obawy.
aby rod Iudzki W nied}ugin czasie
ma naszym planecie mia} zaginac
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WOODEN ANNIVERSARY

MT. and Mrs. Wm. B. Lawing. ow- nefs ot the popular Lawing Lodge On beautiful Lake Kenai, were the recipients of congratulations WI, a they were in town yesterday, due to the occurance last Saturday of tn :. fifth wedding anniversary Their Ia zion of local friends will recall they were married in the Liberty theater with MT. and Mrs. Otto Schallerer acting in the c1nacity of best man and lady. It was great day for the Iopf:" .oup,e and their friends.
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Zane Grey Story
 At Liberty Tonight

What is announced as one of the best all-round programs of the year, is on at the Liberty theatre tonight.
 The main feature is play made from one of Zane Grey's best stories Man Of The Forest, starring Jack Holt. A fast action tale in which Holt cleans out band of cattle and land crooks. And then there is an unusual attraction a three-reel con- edy feature starring Mabel Normand. It is said to bring her back to the front rank of comediens. Also the usual Fox News.
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Mother Of Eugenic
 Child Defiant Of
 Smirking Society

CHICAGO, Sept. II, (P)-Miss l Katherine Pullman, vaudeville actress and mother of a son by a former marriage, announced the birth of another son, taugenic baby. The boy was born August 18th. Miss Pullman says the father is a Cincin- natl business man. She said the father has not t'een told of the boys birth.
 There is no reason to tell him." she declared Tt was agreed that tf'a child is to be mine to support and to train as I see fit This boy is to be real athlete. I have plan- ned course of training for him"
 Convention? What do I cal,a for convention?" That was the chal- lenge laid down to a "canting ard carping world, by Chicago's eugenic mother, discovered" with her new born baby at German Deaconess hospital She is 27 years old, once the wife of Edward Smith, New York vaudeville actor.
 She proudly proclaimed the cooi1g little bundle in her arms the "Par- feet boy" baby, a eugenic marvel.
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REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE. WRITERS $60 AND $75: TERMS SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
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LEGAL
NOTICE FINAL PROOF U. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.

U. 5. LAND Or lCE, RNCHOhA0E,
 ALASKA.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Leopold Ohnhauser, entryman, Law ina, Alaska, and his witnesses, Frank Straubnger, Lawing, Alaska, and Howard L. Long, LakevieW, via Sew ard, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead entry, serial 06220, for Forest List 855, Fl. :. Survey No. 136, New Series No. 4776, and it is now in the flies Of the U. s. Land Office, An chorage, Alaska, and if no protest is. filed in the local land office, Anchor age, Alaska, within the period of pub lioation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificates issued.
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ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR SALE at J. L. Graef
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J. llNDLEY GREEN, Register.
 Date first publication July 5, 1928. Date last publication Sept. IS, 1928
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SAID NO USE

KANSAS CITY, Kansas Sept. 11(P, After Colonel Frank Eldridge Webb of San Francisco had accented the Prsidential nomination of the farmer and labor party which was rendered hlm by the executive committee as the Vice Presidential candidate he refuse to make the race.
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HIS PLANS SCRAMBLED

WASHINGTON, Sept, 10, (P)-Sec- retary Melons plans for refunding nearly s1,O00,OOO,0O0 of third Liberty Loan Bonds crashed head on into tGe prevailing high cost of money, fore ing him to borrow for the Govern ment at four and one-half percent.
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NEW ORLEANS WINS

NEW PORT HARBOR, Calif., Sept II. (P)-The "Sparkler Second" skip pered by Prentice Burlington of the Southern Yacht Club of New Orleans won the International Star boat points for the five day series.
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SOLD MACHINE GUNS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. (Pl- Edward s. Goldberg accused of sell ing machine guns and amunition to gangsters was arrested here and iail ed without bail on perjury charges.
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RIVER SEASON ENDING

Effective September 12 no ship ments will be received for riyar points below Hot Springs, according to announcement by the local of flee of the Alaska Railroad.
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BASEBALL GAMES
SUNDAYS GAMES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Portland, 6-5; Seattle, 76, first game II innings second game eight innings.
 Sacramento, 1-9; Oakland, 2-4 Hollywood, 13-S; San Francisco, ' 10.
 Missions, ST; Los Angeles, 13.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT. TENDED. SchaiIerer's Alaska shon-
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Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylyia's? /? They arc wonderful.
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Mems dress shoes s2.5o to $4.oo; Men's rubber pacs $3.50 to S4.OJ. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
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Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye. .6ruhn Meat Market.
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Wholesome EntertainmentEs Essential

mothers, sisters, aunts or friends,
are making their own costumes.
A public performance in the
school auditorium, with q small
admission fee Ii the natural
climax Of al, this effort. From
the proceeds the girls viii be re-
imbursed for any outlay that was
necessary in buying material for
their costumes--and the rest of
the money will be used for gym
nasium equipment.
Weeks OF intriguing busy-ness;
days of joyous anticipation: an
evening of glamorous achieve
ment; a pleasant memory. little
extra culture, a new outlook on
life Is what that exposition"
means to most of those girls.
That sort Of entertainment is a
character builder, an assistant in
education, a stimulant of youths
best qualities.
For teacher or a parent to
arouse child's curiosity, initia-
tive, Imagination Is no mean at
tainment. To give innocent pleas
ure to girls ana boys Is one of
the big aims Of big leaders.
Guardians of the young who
enable their charges to enrich
their own minds and hearts
through their own efforts are
always successful In dealing with
young people.
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By George A. Dorsey,
Phi. D., LII. D.
CHAPTER 9

TN walking, each leg rests half
Il the time. We tire standing be-
cause neither leg gets rested. The
shoulder muscles which hold the
head erect also ache froms the
strain in standing. As we nap in
q chair the head mods.
Flat feet are not due to a Civ.
ing way of ligaments; ligaments
limit joint movement. Feet be.
come fiat when the muscles
OF the arch fail to support 1t;
the arch breaks down. The result
likely to happen In long, narrow
feet.
Short feet and high insteps go
with large calves. To raise our
body on our toes, we lift our heel.
The toes are the fulcrum. the
power is the calf muscles: the
weight falls on the foot at the
ankle joint but nearest the power
at the heel. Hence the greater
need for large calf muscles. But
small calves 90 with long heel
bones. AS the foot is q lever of
the second order, the long heel
brings the weight nearer the full.
crum-that is, the toes. Hence
''flat-foots' do not step off their
toes: the fallen arch destroys the
lever of the foot.
We nod our head between skull
and first vertebrae, or atlas; ro-
tate, between atlas and second
vertebrae, or axis. Both move
ments are limited by ligaments;
otherwise the spinal cord would
be crushed.
The main business of the face
Is to hold the teeth-bearing jaws;
eyes and nose moved in by ac-
cident. The infants face and
neck seem small because the
brain is so large. Their real
growth begins with the eruption
Of the teeth.
The skull is q fulcrum for the
jaw muscles in chewing. Muscles
to hold the fulcrum steady de.
yelop with the teeth. The neck
grows larger. With the teeth all
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claimed, related to size of body.
some animals live less than two
years, some locusts II. a dog Is
old at 20. / have seen a parrot
III years old; 1t matured in its
first year. Al tortoise can live
$50 years No elephant known
has exceeded $50 years. Nor does
death naturally follow the re-
productive stage .Ninnumerable ami
mails long survive their sex life.
But every animal must reach sex
maturity or its kind dies with il.
Old age Is decrepitnde; the body
Is worn out. The mechanism the
infant acquired to walk with
breaks down. The spine-is not 80
supple, the cartilage disks between
the vertebrate shrink. This de-
creases statureas much as three
inches after 90. The spine both
collapses and .'stoops with age"
: The knees are bent, the hip joints
stiff. The muscles shrink. The
body loses It's natural fat. Folds
of skin appear onl neck and face.
The toothless jaws atrophy and
the moulin lOSGS 1CS A4A6PGs 1ASSAS
and temples cave In, the bony
scaffold beneath stands out.
The brain loses weight-in the
last 40 years Of life as much as
three ounces. The heart Is en-
larged from over-action to keep
the blood coursing through thick,
hard arteries. The pulse mounts
again. 1t was 134 at birth, 10 at
the end Of the first year, IL ut
81. After 80, it is so. The lungs
lose their elasticity, the walls be-
come thicker.
Many women after 50 show q
thicker neck, hair on the face,
deeper-toned voice, more promi-
nent cheek-bones. ridges over the
eyes. Their feminine traits are
less feminine. 1t as as though the
inactivity of the gonads permitted
a return to a neutral condition,
halfway between male and female.
Old age, senilitv, decrepitude;
the body is worn out, it can no
longer function. Death.
Copyright. 1929, by George A. Dorsey
ToMoRRow-How Bodies Fos-
silize-B Bright Men of $4,000 Years
Ago-The Champion Fossil Of All
Time.
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DUMAS UJLES
FOR WRITING


Alexander Dumas. the father,
= very rapid writer, once obliged
BY setting down what he was
pleased to call Rules for Writing.
The first requisites paper. pen
and ink being assembled heI
called Tor "a table neither too
high nor too low. Reflect for
half an hour, write your title
then first chapter. Arrange 80
letters to each lire, IS lines to
each page; write 200 pages, II you
want two-woIume novel, 400.
IL you want one of four volumes,
and so on. After 10. 20 or 40
days, as the case may be, assutaa-
ing you write 20 pages between
morning and evening, the thing
is done. What could Be more
simpler But" he adds, before
any of this apparatus is put IN
motion have often thought for
six months. year, perhaps even
several years. about what I am
going to write. Hence the
clearness Of my plot. the SIM
plicity Of my methods.
AS a rule do not begin d book
until it is finished. The Mentor
Magazine.
In the quarter ending Septern-
Der 80 last SO, 947 boy babies and
80, 062 girl babies were born il
England and Wales.
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BY L. Lamar Matthews

MISS ALERT recently began
W1 teaching in the high school
Of a little town where life is 50
even and placid and t1neyentful
that the young people are won
dering how soon they can make
their escape.
It has not BEEN 80 long since
Miss Alert was young herself; and
she knows that wholesome enter
tainnent is essential to the happi-
ness and progress and good
behavior of boys and girls. That
is why she is always on the look
out for some new plan that will
instruct and amuse her pupils.
In January she read newspaper
notices of girls who were contest
ing for costume prizes in the
Oriental Exposition at New York.
She saw pictures of girls wearing
costumes OF the women of India;
OF Japan, OF China or of other for
elgn countries.
why couldn't my pupils have
a little exposition of their own?"
she asked herself. "They could
was the answer.
She mentioned the idea to some
Of the girls and they were de-
lighted.
Now Miss Alert has had expert
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-22
Business System
q Great Help in
Homework

TsHE housewife would save hesN
self considerable worry ana
confusion II she used the business
mails card index system for her
Housekeeping records. The card
index system Is the solution 81 the
recipe problem Every housewife
collects many miscellaneous recipes
aome that members az her fam
ily use and are l1eirI0onns not 10
be had In any cook book: others
are clipped from magazines and
newspapers, tested and tried IL
they re found satisfactory,
place must be found for them
along with the recipe of Mrs.
Browns sponge cake, etc.
Some housewives have found
that the recipes that are most
often used are very convenient IA
typed on index cards. They can
be taken out az needed and hung
over the work table on con.
venient hook provided, OF course,
that the perforated cards are
used. This keeps the recipe out
Of the way OF a chance spill and
resulting soil.
The woman who plans her meals
Systematically files her week or
months menus on cards in chrome
logical order. The card II readily
acc :sible when the ordering Is 70
Be done. When making new
menus for the same time Of year.
the ones Of last year may be con-
suited as reminders. Menus for
special occasions may be kept UNI
der separate headings.
Accounts kept on cards may be
easily consulted when one wishes
to be sure that budgets are NOT
exceeded or to find out how much
certain items cost. Separate
cards for fuel. light. heat, milk.
meat, groceries and personal
cards for each member or the
family are useful.
Inventories on cards show date
when equipment was purchased,
price, firm, ETC., and give one
the needed information To check
on the wear and value 0f the
particular type or make when II
must be replaced.
A card address file for home
Use has many advantages over
the old address book. a. Il can
more easily be kept up to date
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-22
NAMES OF
FLOWERS

THE dahlia was named after
Dahl, a Swedish botanist; the
fuchsia after Leonard Fuchs, a
German botanist. Camellias take
their name from George Joseph
Kamel, a Jesuit traveller. The
flaming Christmas flower, the
poinsettia, was introduced into
the United States by a Southern
physician, j. r. Poinsett. the
poinciana derived its name from
the former governor of the An
titles, Poinci. Cinchona. or Peru
Wan bark, the source of quinine,
was named from the Countess OF
Chinchon, vice queen of Peru, who
In 1888 was cured of a. fever by
it's use. Peony comes from Paion,
the physician of the gods, the
flower having been used as medi.
cine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-22
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head. Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages IF
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking
snuffling. blowing, headache. dry.
ness. No struggling for breath al
night; your cold or catarrA will be
gone.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Az
ply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic. healing cream in your nos
trils. 1t penetrates through every
air passage of the head, soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous mem.
brane and relief comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh---
Relief comes 50 quickly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-22
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