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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-03

ing over the century distance in 1 hour.
10 minutes, 40.55 seconds. Russell Snow
berger was close second: Chef Gardner,
Evans fifth. Louis Meyer, south Gate
(Cal0 star, was in a slight smash-up, but
was uninjured,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29
MT. LAKE PARK.

A beautiful time honored custom
prevails here again this year in I'm
ion Thanksgiving service, to be held
this year in the Baptist church. The
sermon is to be preached by the Meth
odist minister at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. W. w. Yelling spent Sunday
here with his family, returning to his
work in Cumberland Sunday night.
We are now having some real win
ter weather, about five inches of
snow having fallen during the past
few days.
Mrs. H. c. Leighton is spending
this week with relatives in Fairmont,
w. Va.
Miss Elva Wicklow, Westernport,
is spending her two weeks vacation
at the home of Mrs. G. w. Sterling
in Loeb Lynn.
Mr.. Harland Biggs, Miss Elva
Wicklow and Mrs. G. w. Sterling
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. Jackson Sterling, Kingwood.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29
IN MEMORIAN

In sad but loving memory of my dear
husband, George w. Sterling, who
departed this life September 8, 1928.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a loved one gone to rest,
And the one who thinks of him today
Is the one who loved him best.
Rest in peace, dear husband
Two long months are passed away;
You are gone but not forgotten,
AS | think of you each day.
What happy days we enjoyed together,
How sweet their memory still;
But they have left me an aching heart
The world can never fill.
But again l hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fled,
And in heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Oh, how sweet it will be in that beau
tiful land,
So free from all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips and harps in
our hands
When we meet one another again.
His loving wife, Mrs. G. W. S.
Advertisement Ais
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29

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Reason for selling, disabled. Address
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Their particulars apply to Homer
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29
PAID LOCAL NOTICES

FOR RENT-Five room apartment
with bath. Apply at Harris store, Oak
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. APP
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29

The Republican goes into the homes
of the best people of Garrett county;
its advertising columns bring results.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-11-29
Observation-Disclosures 80

FOR RENT-Steam-heated rooms,
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The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Winner of Atlantic City Ocean
Marathon Was PIasterer When
Discovered by Famous Trainer
TAKEN OUT OF WATER
WINNER AFTER 1872 HOURS
Credits Yeast for His Remark
able Endurance; Training
for New Honors in 1928

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Wiliia1n Erick-
son of this city, champion endurance
swimmer, known as 1.-The human
cork" has admitted that when he
won the Atlantic City Ocean Mara
thon last simmer he was no less SUR
prised than the numerous world
was competing.
The Atlantic City swim was the
first event OF the kind in which
Erickson had taken part. he revealed.
A plasterer by trade, living ct No.
1880 Laconbe Avenue, the Bronx, he
was discovered by George n. Names,
famous swimming trainer, by whom
he was persuaded to go into training
for the Atlantic City and other long
distance events. AS Erickson himself
told it recently:
II was finally persuaded to get into
some Of the important endurance
contests. took q chance and tried
the Atlantic City Ocean Marathon.
Setenty-one eItraflts-Wh chance
did ! have? Well, ] got the big sur
prise Of my life when / was pulled
out Of the water after 1915 hours
the Winner!"
Two weeks later Erickson came IN
second in the 82-mile Lake George
Marathon, ana in August finished
third in the Wrigley Toronto Mara-
thon out of field Of perhaps the
greatest long distance swimmers ever
ssembled-277 of them, Including
three famous English Channel con.
querors, three Catalina Channel
swimmers. the world champion wnra-
an distance swimmer, se.sA=3t
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Why Prizes for Letters on Yeast?

the Feschmann
purpose Offering for letters about
Of previous
Il glad OF this opportunity
Prize enough for derived from
YsFor months I've meant to tell you what Yeast did for mes
And children who BY
Yeast sincerely grateful Yet often they hesitate to write about
meant to them that offer
doctor recently declared that
directly indirectly from faulty
other
be time
correcting constipation
Yeast but for letters Yeast better
habitformng medicines
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Her Parish Duties
Had Become a Burden

CHICAGO, Il1.--Mrs. r. A. Linden
myt, wife Of a Chicago pastor, states
that about a year ago she COM
planned to her husband Of feeling i'll.
MY appetite had vanished" she
explained. MY sleep no longer rested
me, and I would rise in the morning
feeling sluggish tired-only half
alive. And I was troubled with con-
stipatior.
my housework grew irksome and
even my social activities and duties
in my husbands parish turned from
a pleasure to a grievous burden.
II was doubtful when my husband
suggested Yeast. After eating it for
a time, however. ] became aware of
feeling better than / had in many
months.
"We1ll I continued to improve
right along. My constipation left
me, the color returned to my cheeks.
I began to feel active and strong
was able to do my work again with
out any special effort. OF course
F1eischfnann's Yeast plays d prornis
nent part in our family's diet now. !"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

lis. The value OF Yeast AZ
- therapeutic agent Is to-day def
1ltely established.
@. Will Yeast make me fat9 A. NO.
Any gain in weight will come from
the other food YOU eat-not from
the Yeast. one Yeast cake contains
fewer Galleries than 3 soda cracker.
II the amount Of food you eat when
well tends to put on weignt-watch
the caloriesl
@. Does it cause gas? A. No. Where
gas has formed IL Is usually because
Yeast has been eaten on q full
stomach without sufficient flow Of
gastric juice. For best results it
should be eaten on an empty stomach
half an hour before meals, or be-
tween meals. In this way. the Yeast
is digested the same way as any other
food.
@. How long should I eat itP A.
That depends on the seriousness OF
your condition. No really chronic
condition can be corrected overnight.
Most cases are helped in three or four
weeks, but to give Yeast fair trial
you should eat it at least sixty days.
Because it is a food, and not a HneGii-
cine. 1t should OF course be eaten
regularly. 1t can be eaten as
long as you like--it can never hurt
any one.
@. How should Yeast be eaten? A.
Just plain, or in hot or cold water,
or any other way you like. Eat three
cakes daily, one before each meal or
between meals. For constipation
drink 1t in hot water before each
meal and at bedtime.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Aviator, Landing in Hostile Terrain,
Subsists 3 Days on Uncooked Fowl

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Alfonso
Gomez 1zquierdo dates his aversion to
chickens from an experience he had
as an airman in the Mexican Army,
when, forced to land in enemy terri
tory. he stove off starvation for three
days with the aid Of an unlocked
fowl.
FOR three years." related Mr.. IL
quierdo. at his home DIT 232 Fourth
Avenue. this city, Il served under
CarranZa and ODregon In the Mexi-
can regular army. You can imagine
the kind Of life we had to lead--food
generally far from the best and
guI2ed down in hurry.
"One time when we were sent out
against the rebels my plane devel-
oped engine trouble. and was forced
20 land IN territory held by Villa
The onlg food could find was a
ehickep, which ] ate, unlocked. 1t
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Would Broadcast Good
Fortune to World

TACOMA, Wash. ~ Herbert G. Ford,
radio announcer OF this city, Is broad
casting overtime these days. The
subject is his newly recovered health.
'Broadcasting," bfoadcasts Mr..
Ford, requires enthusiasm and q
mind constantly alert. Ny own en-
thusiasnn was, however, considerably
dampened by boils. For eighteen
months / was afflicted--ar1d I1neari
afflicted, tool At one time / had
twenty-eight Iooils on my legs.
Il tried every cure stiggested--Y1o
resultst At last q kindly soiil told
me OF FleisehmAnfi's Yeast. Think
ing that it coti1d at least do me no
harm, I decided to give it trial. /
ate it over period OF several months.
Picture my RELIEF as the boils
gradually disappeared And-here's
the point--they haven't returned"
Mr.. Ford added that he also finds
FIeischLaafi1's Yeast helpful in the
mountain climbing in which he oe-
casionally INDUCES. IF you're not
in the best physical shape" ne said,
ITS q good idea to stay OFF the gla-
Gers"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Tastes Carloads;
Loses Appetite

MILWAUKEE. wisr--when Louis !.
scnerrer Of this city returned nom
the World war he found himself un.
fitted for his former occupation OF
tasting and judging carload lots Of
periShable foodstuffs.
"As q result OF gas attack Rt
Chateau Thierfy," he explained. "tny
digestion and appetite were Inn
paired. Naturally it was hard to
taste and judge hoods under those
conditions. The result was that the
accuracy Of my tests was endangered.
FINALLY a friend Of mine urged me
to try eating F1eischmann's Yeast.
started with one cake b day. and later
increased it to three. To my surprise
and delight I got relief from my
stomach troubles.
my work is better and I am enc
joyifAg real health again."
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT
Miss Kansas City, Winning Over zoo
In Competition, Tells How It's Done

KANSAS CITY, Mo.--According to
Miss Marguerite Jordan, Atlantic
City beauty contest winner, girls as
piring to beauty honors should re-
member that the basis Of good looks
is health.
'The strain Of a solid weeks judg-
ing at Atlantic City and the month
Of constant travel preceding it was
terrific" she declared, wearing in
the extreme on ones vitality and
complexion.
Fortunately, however, had eaten
F1eisCJnmann's Yeast regularly for
some time on my physicians advice.
/ had been nervous and underweight,
due probably to poor elimination.
My digestion was bad too. But
thanks to three cakes daily Of Yeast
L soon became regular again. MY
nerves quoted. my weight righted it
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
THOMAS M. sTAPLETON
Stunned by Girls, Finds
NewWay to Popularity

RICHMOND, Va. TO wesley J..
Pierce. Yeast was the means whereby
he rose from social ostracisrn to
popularity. y.
Pierce, explaining that his difficulty
was caused by an outbreak Of UNI
slightly skin eruptions. Subjected to
embarrassing remarks. avoided by the
opposite sex, is it any wonder ! de-
veloped a CROTCH?
several people suggested cures, but
no good resulted from them. Finally
an old friend who had himself eaten
Fleischmann's Yeast for his health
urged me to try it.
az started with purchase of two
cakes. Next day. bought more, and
from then on ate it regularly. In
three months I was rid OF my skin
trouble. My skin ID smooth and easy
to shave. The result?-ny present
happy disposition"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Analysis Of Years Mall Re-
veaIs 1876 Different Questions
on Yeast Were Asked
7 QUESTIONS ASKED A
THOUSAND TIMES EACH
Answers Given by Medical Ad-
visefs From Latest Sci.
entific Findings

Making public the results 81 an
analysis Of all letters received In
1897, the F1eiscnnaAnn Company a1l-
nounces that in 5i.2s7 letters. 4sb
different questions were asked about
yeast. or these. q questions were
asked b total OF / 900 times each.
These questions, with the an
swers given BY their medical adj
visers, are as follows:
@. what is Yeast2 A. It is q plant
las fresh as any vegetable. Each
cake Of Fleischmanfi'b Yeast contains
billions Of these tiny, active Yeast
plants.
a. How does ii work. A. Head
aches, skin trouble, indig estion-- such
ailments usually come from an un-
healthy intestine. Yeast s6ftens the
intestinal wastes, stimulates the
muscles. The intestine grows cleaner,
more active. Elimination Becomes
more regular, complete.
q. what are the scientific facts be-
hind Yeast for Health? A. In the
past thirty years Yeast As 3 foe
health has been the 81 =, 49,
SaA&r4S 49, Ize-Sa-@
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

lasted three days.
well, that chicken proved my I'M
doing, for shortly afterwards my
stomach went back on me and I be-
gan to suffer from indigestion and
constipation. My face broke out in
large. ugly blotches. I took physics,
but they didn't help, except tempo
rarily.
II had an aunt living in the United
States who had heard of Fleisch~
mann's Yeast and had herself been
benefited by eating 1t. She urged
me to give it trial. I couldn't get
1t regularly in Mexico. but, even so.
could notice it helped some. Then.
two years ago, when came to this
country, began to eat 1t in earnest
every day.
Il had no more trouble with irdi-
gestion or constipation. NY face
cleared right up"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

self, my complexion cleared and my
eyes frightened.
i won over two hundred girls,
thereby winning the right to repre-
sent Kansas City in the Atlantic City
contest. received the unanimous
vote Of seven judges for beauty Of
face and form. It was the happiest
day Of my life.
Il arrived in Atlantic City with
the required weight, q complexion
the Judges termed peaches and
cream and an unlimited amount Of
pep and vitality which I certainly
needed. Thanks again to Yeast,
finished third In the finals at the
National Bathing Beauty Contest In
Atlantic City.
Naturally, cannot praise Fleisch-
MAINS Yeast too highly. 10 will al
ways be regular part OF my Diet"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Recalls Trials Of Life as Sol
der of Fortune; Pros.
pected In Alaska
HEALTH SHATTERED
IN STRANGE CLlMES
He Lays NeW-Eound VigOr to
Flelsciinann'S Yeast;
Plans New Exploits

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. - To
Thomas NJ. stapleton OF No. $50 Pine
Street, this city, life Is Just one
darned expedition after another.
left home when was thirteen
years Of age" Mr.. EtapIeton explained
IN fecountiIlg the details Of one OF
the few lives Of adventure that have
not yet found their way into a book.
4 have been q soldier Of fortune ever
since. Have circumnavigated the gray
old globe several times. Lived in
every country Of the planet, civilized
and otherwise. Fought in the first
Mexican revolution, the Bosr War
and the Great Adventure with the
Cahadia1sfive and d half years.
7 have also pr6speeted in Alaska,
traded in the Orient and packed the
sbluey' Ia Australia.
sometimes you run across ideas
IN strange places. ft-was while on a
trip to Australia, In the sufkist city
Of Sydney. that I met q young friend
of mine, who told me q health secret
that has meant more to me than q
fortune. was st that tirne-in fact
I had been Tor years. sufferer from
constipation ON account of the irfeg-
tilaf habits I1ecsssitated by nv wail-
deriIlg life. Ny friends advice was
simple. Eat some Yeast every day.
he said. 'Qbs all you need
Impressed by my friends own
buoyant health and clear complexion,
I decided to follow his advice on my
next return to the States.
Well I found those little cakes
Of Fleisehmann'S Yeast kept me in
the very pink Of condition for my
arduous life. Constipation to me now
is like the Dodo-extinct!
Sometimes in outlandish places IL
has been impossible for me to pro-
cure FleisEhmann'B YEAST called
those days the dark days. / might
ada that when / start out on 2
Journey now / take along rcos 81
SUPPLY in the shir:s sss =.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Ready 10 Quit College;
Grid Star Luck Turns

MEMPHIS. Tenn. For years J. L0rin
King had dreamed Of the time when
he would be able to 90 to college.
'E1igh school days are mighty iI1i-
pfessioiiable," he said, "afld the fact
that won four letters tl1ere-as cap
tain OF football ard track and on
the baseball and basketball squads
influenced me to try for q college de-
gree aiming afterwards to become an
athletic coach.
But the problem was how to make
the dream q reality" he added.
working in the college comn1issary
helped take care Of the financial end,
but with every extra minute taken up,
by football practice and study, s.
became run down
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Health Shattered Drawing Andes
PeriIs, Lives in Misery for 8 Years

''When I returned to New York J
was a complete nervous wreck. J
tried tonics, had X-rays taken-to ne
avail. For eight years suffered
until my hair was fast turning grey
NY face was pinched. Life was an
encumbranee. ! had almost given Ilr
my case Is hopeless--was afraid tc
eat anything but bread and butter
and milk puddings--when be-
thought myself OF FleischmanIA9
Yeast.
IT took it regularly, three cakes .
day, dissolved in milk. And In one
month l was eating ali my old favor
lite dishes. To-day I am different
person, Ny weight is normal And
I am congenial to live with. Had
heard Of F1eischmatlns Yeast sooner
I am sure l would have been caves
untold misery"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Swimming Teacher Warns
Of Indigestion Danger

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-"One of the
worst things q swimmer can have"
stated G. z. Batche1ler, swimming in
structor of this city, ''is any fern Of
stomach trouble. I know-from my
own experience"
Mr., Batcheller is Director of Aquat-
les of prominent Minneapolis club.
He said: AFTER the World War was
constantly troubled with indigestion
following q slight phosgene gas
poisoning. My muscles grew flabby
and lost the excellent physique that
resulted from military service.
'It was Mrs. Batcheller's success
with Fleischmann's Yeast that
prompted me to try it. 1 ate it for
a year. To-day l eat my meals with
out fear Of indigestion and again
have the necessary energy for my
lueguard and instruction duties"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

WINNIPEG, Manufacturing to be
separated from her husband, a min
ing engineer, Mrs. j. d. Cra1gie OF
No. 922 Lorette Avenue, this city,
sailed to join him at his copper
mining camp, 14.2o0 feet above sea
level in the Andes Mountains OF Peru.
But her will was greater than her
strength, she said. Ten days after
reaching camp she fell seriously Ill.
Taken back to the seacoAst. where
she underwent an operation. later
she returned to the mountains. only
to fall q prey to sickness again.
my only relief from the agony o.
the stomach and intestinal troubles
from which IAsuffered." she declared,
twas to try to divert my mind from
my suffering with the help OF daily
horseback riding. For over a year ]
fought my stomach COMPLAINT.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Duties in Criminal Courts Drain
on Her Abundant vigor, Says
Judge lean H. Norris
WAS SKEPTICAL WHEN
FRIEND ADVISED YEAST
Pleased Over Benefits in Added
Energy, improved Digestion,
More ResttuI Sleep

NEW YORK. N. Y.--Presiding over
the wonaans Day Court, Family
court and District Criminal Courts
Of the Counties Of New York and the
Bronx, Judge Jean n. NORRIS, New
YORK City's only woman iurist, Still
inrs Of the National Women Law.
veTs' Association ana write frequent
r,1aeazine and newspaper articles, a.
well as grant al occasional interview.
''The criminal courts in which
preside are open 3o5 days in the
YEAR she said. MY duties call for
the expenditure Of q great deal Of
nervous energy. One must Keep III.
direstion haA freutiepssa 49,
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
wOuidn's 5s abe

-.uG g stroke OF luck came my Wayl
The pitcher on the baseball team was
buying Yeast from me daily at the
commissary. began eating it myself
three cakes regularly every day
and in three weeks was better. NY
boils are clearing up fast@-aId I am
still in college, thanks to Fleiscn.
1nann's Yeast.
II am only one Of several here at
college who to my knowledge have
been Enthusiastically helped BY eating
yeast"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
COnquers Ill Health;
Lands World Record

VANCOUVER, Wash.--Winning over
5000 other insurance statesmen in a
nationwide competition, Mr.. Arthur
G. Berry OF this city landed the
worlds record for his company, In
spite OF the handicap OF i'll health
with which he started.
"a friend advised me TO try Fleisch-
mann'S Yeast" said Mr.. Berry. II alta
it three times day. with the result
that my old pep returned and
landed the worlds record for my COM
pany. Needless to say I continue to
eat Yeast and sing It's praises"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Trains Thousands; Finds
Constipation Prevalent

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.--In ex-
aiming the health of over 1000
young people every year, Mr.. lie Rol
G. Snow OF the Missionary Home OF
this city reports that ''by all odds
constipation is the most common ale
ment among them-showing itself In
an unhealthy skin and general inef-
flciency.
Finding Fleischmann's Yeast help
full in my own case" he added, II
began suggesting 1t to others. 1t has
proved an inexpensive and helpful
means of correcting constipation. In
digestion and skin disorders"
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
Bored With Years of
Dieting, Girl Rebels

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-"Eat this"
Don't eat tf1atl" This was the daily
mealtifae refrain that met the ears of
Miss Alma &. Brown, 10, OF this city,
for several years.
"sut / couldn't eats bewailed Miss
Brown. And finally she revolted-
who wouldn't?
Attracted by b page advertising
Fieischmann's Yeast as a heai+' :
food" she added, 81 - sS. 2 ~
The Washington times., 1928-01-17


advised by my trainer and
Either outstanding swimmers met to
eat Fleischmann's Yeast regularly.
I began eating q cake before each
meal, and nibbled it on the side. 1t
Is sure aid to digestion, too. 1 even
carry 1t with me while travelling"
George Names, his trainer, sub
stantiated all Erickson had said, and
declared that he Is looking for his
protege to do big things the coming
season.
Erickson is d member OF the Board
of Governors OF the International
Professional Swimmers Association,
organized last September in New York
City. The purpose Of the organization
is to foster interest In swimming
throughout the world as an inter-
national sport.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

EsssSNs-Gc. It WaS-and
~ Eve, too. For in not more
SlIan month my headaches and list
Iessness were gone. In three months
was 10etL!'
i started with two cakes Of
Fleischmann's Yeast q day." ex-
planned Miss Brown, dissolved in
milk, and later increased it to three
cakes every day. 1t wasn't more than
a month before my headaches had
disappeared. But / am still eating
my Yeast in order that I may stay
we'll"