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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2l45 CALIFORNIA ST.

Exclusive Washington Heights.
Ants. OF two rooms kitchen, dining alcove
and hath, and four rooms and bath. so 10
&tS month
MRS. DREW. RESIDENT MGR. APT. G.
y. l.. SALISBURY CO.. INC,
iiiS Eye 81. NV. Main SCOT
1870 CLfDESDALE II. NV, TWO
SQUARES north of Columbia rd. deal apart
nte"is, Que room. Kitchen aud bath, With
Murphy %d. Also available three rooms ami
bath at reasonable rent. Elevator service.
CHAS. ID, SAGER.
n@t 18th St NV Main 3d.
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KEW GARDENS. 27G0 orr sT. sw.---RA'
hnFd apartment having sSabhb0srd trrf'
los cafe. gsSid~ht manager en prstnlsrs
room. Kitchen snd bath ...,.. sJ7 30
. g,,ons kiisfh~n aud bath ,...., 50,Do
. ,ooBis EiurbeD sttd bath ......It1bo
ieei X. n AVE-. s.w.~vs rooms Kitchen
sha bsth t.,, -, ..,s.,s.s',Ptro ~
i437 SPRING RD. NV -~Resiirhi manager
2 g"oms alt. ani bath ,t..t..,-s6 s61 SD
3r2! co&k. AVE R'sidet', manager IN
A%iT ts,nn bsr El*sstos ssfti"s.
= =. y feT. ban hnd I5sth ,,.. S53 30
g,,"h nsTAkIo ED y " ---.e sidet.t manager
'',Dms lii'iten a"a bath ,,.,.. 40 80
= r,s0,s h9t"il"h afHj bath .,-,..,. a3oo
a5"G iHth ~ SK~~he~ b'nIdinE fns
steotfu nt,is"tHtInH
. us,Hy tit.heu and bait. ..,,t.. $50 q"
:. .oDinp kli"ifn and bath .., a 81 30
MADnib @aoo is,b sT s"-~4 seen.,
hini.ru saG baih ,+.,.s.+.....,. f5t 30
rHg @rrsY i?t9 n sr. Nwa
tJon,. tint.en BId bsib,,.s+.,.,s s37 -
nom bit"ben and bath ..-,... +noo
2s20 l. 81, sw,~~sss af.lds". manager
Ant lGb
Z tneus tlpheo and h.t,.,..,stoa 90
& f.oms kltfhrn snf bsth .4..... ~ 80
1874 wtaOssJk AVE- n" .~-e, roems
Elt~i.s" aHf beth .,.,.t.-,...,,,s sa7 80
HAtt0ATE "lts y sT p - fegn,r
z T,a,n5s LtisHsn snd bath .,,. Sb 90
2t9t n ~ Nv EisY atsr building h.s
dent nsgtsEFr.
z fDssHis Kitchen and tsatb ... StE 81
tno,a kgb5tH and hstI. .t,.t,.t, 40itp
a33g lGsh kT NV -~hsstisHi DlanaEsF on
4tfHtf3fess
? r,pnis tlleheR snd bath .....,... si2 bn
IsDf CGNA AVE- NV --- figbt stefy sie.
stpf Bssjttny Resident HgsnaseF 0B the
ttsulj.ss attrf & 80 u Bi.. aii aas sHadsps
" NJ sHd bath ......,,.-. All Hn
4D3 ~ ~. = u ~-sss IssIfeHt B,shassr ia
"ni H. -
= gis.JnlE ~ auS bath ......,..... $50 aa3
26iy ItfE - n W ,~~ Hesiieia tssn3set
! pn,Ul htii'fH sHa bath ....,.... 80 81
s@f "sd ~ TF,~-5 gGae,s ki,hsn atpi
isfh s.....- .s.st..-...t,.. stb Hn
'pGb tbu3 50 M -~~3 sosnls Kitchen ag5
bath ss-.+ s,.-fttssstsst,rs,, snD uH
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.


o2nd 4 RHODE ISLAND NE-l2 ROOMS
ami: detached: chicken run double garage ::
only $50. Main 14l4: Clev. 2lG.
AT 5th AND r Me- ROOM AND BATH
fat with garage. electric Iizhts h:-a h.; per
feet condition rent S45 y month.
T. A. GARFEY.
Main 81 SG.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD, AVE.
ur~-~Two new Hreproof buildings having
siessinr and switchboard service. Resi-
j rooD' kltch.n and bath .....,. $40 90
room rec hall and bath h........ - 80
is.8 i7th sT NV Resident manager.
FIRE. electric Tefrissfabun,
= rooms. kitchrH and bath, ,,..,,. S61 %
. rooms, kii'hen and bath ,,.t-t,t 90 90
s.ts seth ST. NV ~-- iaesdent manager,
Free sieciFin reffigefatiop,
:. FnDnr. Kitchen aUh hath ...... *3Y 80
sHEgAAkOR Gt1 BiGHANAA ST. NV --~
: fnonis. Kitchen and bath b,,.,.. -. %
room ktt. AMI bath, ,,t,,,.,, 4hdo
THE ELwD0D Ii2i I"ih Hf. n W
i fnuiI,s kIt'hsn aid bath ,t,.ss so 30
. f"oHs Kitchen and bath ,,.,... - -
~ Itth NJ. NM room", Kitchen ant
bath, .,,.,. .tst' ts.t,.,t'pra, Hlh" po
1910 EYH tT Nw.--~3 rms at b sHa 30
1910 FAiEMpNr NJ. NV .~-,a r"oms hi,rh.
. rum. kiiehen AMI ba,h -. IS 10
>gAToH $50 = AVE-. hw,-~~f'n' "ns
apafimeni left
1919 BELMONT sr. NV .~~~2 rooms titeh.
room, lilbsn and bath 49,, III %
it7 OAK M. NV t"oms, ttrhsa and
] s"oo,.. kttcten .ard hath .,.,'. tb 90
"tsi lsth ~. k~.~~~s fopm., hiteh ~ snd
t0a2 Sih 81 NV, - rms 4 bath. ,stb 90
h0s Gpia PL N W "a rooms kttcbsn aHd
hath. ...t,s -rrtsttt.t, ~ FdF ~
i3is NJ W. VIZ r"oms hi. ant bath
screamed b0fcH 49, .ttssttt4ttf nm uO
LAFAYETTE 1907 fib ~ NV ,~v-j ,annis
klieheH and hath 49,, g,t.ts,, tfb 90
fsoms kitiea and bath ,,t,t.+, 80 1h
1913 ADAMS NIL. Nd ~, 'id fianl~
i f11n,s kli add bath DnFch g, tou 90
sos I,ASltH Fi.rr-9 fa6sis biteheil Hhd
bath. ..-.,,s,.ttftt -. A5' NJ ~ hhf ~
! 900 EpHih1 HD kW = iogms and
hath A.,..4,.*...s 4t..t ~ ! 90
5aHj fih ~ W ~v~} '""'ns, hilnhnH a,n
ttatb .4... ,s.,..,., ~ ti
uih nGiA ~ NV. - fn1Dis klieheu sth
bath ,t..,,... III 4 ~ 81
,sa hFwT0k sT n " - r9um hitthsn
diHiHs abuse aiia bath .,...ss. .. 8iia nt
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For COLOPED.

l4l4H & 1882 Duncan St. NE.
,Betveen D and F. sts.. Tenn. Ave. And
18TH St
Desirable two family apartments onrtsis.
ing four rooms and rath. located N good
"oiored nel9hhnrhood Convenient 10 tEn
oar lines and bu< iine. Thsse apartments
arc IN frGf-rlasz condition.
Eent. S3o.50 pr month.
Il. +. SAUL CO.
Main 21o0. pcs 18th st. NV.
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IEIS : ST NM. NEAR AMBASSADOR
r., -,5rtrents-TWo rooms kitchen. hath.
Nurphy bed, ,aniior service, reasonable.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW RIIIIDINC

35ol 18Th ST, NV. CORNER MONROE
Beautiful ap,s, OF :. large rooms spacious
Iiichcu tile bath rnameled range; elevator
RENTS S53 80 AND TP
Onnn and lighted until 10 nm
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER APT ~
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WHITE

W MITE
1872 vermont are w.-f3 r.. Sl5O ~
2g13 Col ri n.w.--i3 D.. ..... 125 10
l7G2 CDi ri W. Q b .. 30 30
'5l3 3sd At nw--i2 -,Grns and bath IS 80
l3{2 fh ~ n ~ ---B raorrs hath IS ~
2i'1 e At 81 " II rtfs1r'a and i'sth 90 so
lH2I ath At n w.-S rofrus baths. 90 80
Hb1u + ct u s. -- 10 rooms 5,ath 80 So
500 ia ave. n = rooms hath 53 so
~ 3rd IT ne.---S -oO1is ard tta:h 81 50
@03 { at n.W.--s rooms and hath so So
TPb 3rd VI ne.--7 rooms and hath - 90
1898 NJ sn.--S rooms and hath - so
1919 st se.--G rooms and hath AZ 81
itf5 Pa ave SET rooms hath 81 80
2lh iith 81 se.-G rooms and bath AZ so
TWO FAMILY HOUSES UNF WHITE.
6f7 o. leans nj. ne.--1st a.. 4 r, b. S22 so
525 1Ilh at. n;w.--2nd and 3rd floors,
. rooms and bath ... S27 so and 22 50
COL0RED
1873 9tn n.w.--15 rooms and bath. SIS %
1893 Bth sL n.w.-n fO0his and hath 900
230 ST. n.w.-8 rooms and bath. G3 So
6ll VI st w.--g rooms and bath IS So
6i3 st n.w-g rooms and bath :. 55 so
1905 w 81 IS rooms and bath Is 90
s31 9th n II rooms and bath. 49,. IS 50
1858 kraemer st. ne -6 rooms hath 81 30
TWO OFAMILY HOCSEs-COiORE0
The WAsHINGTOS LoAS & TRUST CO.
Doa =sx YsepS
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cNl4 BENNETT ST. SE--oNLS SQUARE
from car line m new hrlrk home, : rooms
hath ard siNcninc pornh heat ncht teiec.' E.
rss frer SSS month Aprly rren,
,s,s or Hhnn, Atlanrnt, MI nr Matn Nil y.
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r. kND PORCH So 4 R + AND
porch. Sfn The Oliver. "cis ltih st NV
STORY & co 81. t3ih s. Fv. 400
CNF NOON KlTcHENETTE AND BATH,
recsrt'ou hail s,'reene,i porch; vacant teo'
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SSz sisi ST -N.w-FlRST FLOOR: +. OR :
rooms kiichnn ami hath; h-wh~ am
cenirstlv located near c. " University .6'
BRIGHT FRONT CORNER APARTMENT.
thr-e roau1s kii. hath. shower. husses. cars.
market, movies: SEQ sis. 35li 18th 81 nv.
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I46c REI MONT ST NV, NEAR NERD
ian Psrk-Two rooms kitchcuette. bath
sss aud electricity included; reasonable
Col 5@S 20"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tContinued.l
Sl26 10th STREET NV.

Excellent residential section. Ants. havr
been newly renovated ihronG hout. Two
rooms kitchen aud bath $40 10 80 month
Most reasonable rents in the city.
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t~sf,,}tior. r~n. <rS
x,' rHos :ss jARsEt1. g, g ,s,s ss.srosS |, Sw
SlS /. st, NV. 9 rms. b.. So
S2S Newton ST. ne. 9 rms. b S4S
!. LEO kOLB, Realtor.
o2S New York Ave.
$50 NAssAcECsErrS AVE NV.
>snonn,
sTos lS,h ST. NV,
RaaMS and RAtA
fefvnrs; ,esf SaTage.
leo II ST, NV,
- Rooms aoa Rash.
VIII Ke,tsxNFs'e ard lassa!a
As$t'e%'"' ssn.Sa'
ioos rAgN Rn. NV.
q Eeco,s ssd Rath.
~ hU,
pot IA, AVE, Sc.
Roan's ann Rs'u,
asa 4 81. NE.
Soenss An,s Bath,
hGAti4s spd kAtA,
- ia,
C0kuREn,
1907 u ST NV.
Rooms Aaa kAsa,
%aA Nj.
sist STEVENS ('CvSf. NV.
keeGss sssd Water,
siAItp
AMERICAN SFCt ktTN { TKISr 90.
ReAt. kSFAfE nEk'F,.
tAfh AMI - " NJ 4ktA
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND SCREENED
r,-eh ho,-wstr- heat electricity and gas;
new home: reasonable. l:35 Neal 81 ne.
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ct60 18Th ST Nw.--3 ROOMS AND BATH
ever store. heat and hot water: good locs.
fton. reasonable Col 036
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:ni8 BENNETT ST, NE, ONLY. A SQUARE
from, car line. in NEW BRICK HOME
leht telccN and gas free: S3a month
ARMY on rlemiscs or phone Atlantic asol
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y. l.. S.kNSRURY Co. INC,
l&iS Eve St NV Main annt.
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WANTED To RENT-HOUSEs

= STORIES s 0S ROOMS. : RATES ca
age arr = y~ascrAAaN. cersrst nw secs,ea
A5.tress Rnx :SiS-A, Star ofsc~ SO
n'-riEx T0TSE WITH TwnF1NiT-y
trarFrsens. Address Box S9s.A. Star rAsev
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oO5 18th STREET NV.
FOR COLORED.
1923 CEDAR COURT NV.
i33o CEDAR coURT NV.
3s 'FENToS PI.. wv.
HEDG rs & MipDLEroN. nc.
no Eve 81 \ " Franklln 95n3.

CoL0RED.
900 X 81. n.w.-t-roon and bath brick
good condition: So so per month.
1853 Howison st sw.-4room and bath
new brick: stoves furnished: ha: and cold
water. $50 uer month.
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essS 18Th ST NV LARGE OUTSIDE
..s.s'. -, ...,so,T1.l,,e c6s
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800 EkRDER 81. NV.

DI'II - |.EF'I'~' - J . -
Ant - . fopfns Ephen and bath ~vs,y
ysasopsols.
x. /. ShN@BURY CO.. INC.
1853 Hys - = ~ Mar 5S"s.
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isss CAFES ST NE-rIyE Rooms
lee and gas. rent S2s
~, -TEos. E. JARREII CO
tIfo PAiRM0NT STREET Wv EIGHT
r''or,s hath e's. hu,l,An garaSes sxeel1N'
t~aHst}ttOr. rant <TS
THos y JARaErI. 90. REALTORS
Maj s6S rci ghtA - NV
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1926 9TH ST. COR. NARNUM.
4 rooms bath. shower: good service: finest
location. reasonably priced. Inquire iantor.
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CARvEI. HALL 1918 K Sr.
ROOM KIT AND BATH $i..5U

MADISON 1879 EYE 81
ROOM AND bath ~ S:}s so S.IH 10
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ATTRWTlVE FOUR ROOM APARTMENT
FIRST floor, ANA car line 3sS st. ne.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AI,AKrNE\TN-I >tIlK\lNutcI

southern, expes,,rr living noon, iedrnnn,'
dining aicnvr ki,chrn and Nlc hath: Az new
nrenroot hutidlng alta iactlNe lohhy; S@'h"nr
eleS stor Se.Nttv- friyiGatrr ami .C~ldent
manager; rrni. only S6H. 30 per month -'o'
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TO COLOR ED-SE 50.

New ant - large rooms. porch. hath
electric lights: tenant furnishes heat, 1919
y st. ne. HOwENSTEIN BROS. eth and
II sis ne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-27
Southern Spice Cake

Two cups brown sugar, one cup
butter milk, one cup butter, three
cups flour, four eggs, one and one
half tablespoons cinnamon, one and
one-half tablespoons cloves, one tea
spoon all spice, one teaspoon nut
meg, one teaspoon vanilla, one tea
spoon soda dissolved in a little
warm water. Cream sugar and but
ter, add milk and egg yolks well
beaten, add flour and spices sifted
together, then put in the soda which
has been dissolved in warm water,
add vanilla, fold in stif1y beaten
egg whites. Bake in layers in mod
crate oven. When cool apply icing
made from two cups brown sugar
and one-half cup of milk. Boil icing
until it forms soft ball in cup Of
cold water. Beat until cold.
MRS. CLARENCE FARLOW.
st. Paul, Ind, Route No. /.
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Stuffed Pork Peppers

Grind leftover pork in meat chop
per until there is about 2 cups of
same; melt 2 tablespoons butter and
mix With pork, 8 tablespoons onion
juice, cup cracker crumbs, salt and
pepper to taste. Put this mixture
in II parboiled green pepper shells
and cock in a. moderate oven 10
minutes.
FLORENCE ENSLEY.
MayWood, Ind
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GooseberrY Soy

(To be eaten with meats.)
Six pounds nearly ripe gooseber-
ries. three pounds sugar, one pint
cider vinegar, one and one-half tea
spoons cinnamon, one-half teaspoon
Turn to Page 2l)
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PinapDle Salad

Use one large can of grated pine
apple, one package lemon jello, and
about five young CARROTS. Dissolve
the jello according to directions,
drain the syrup from pineapple,
crate enough CARROTS to fill a tea
cup and add to jello after it begins
to jeu. Stir thoroughly and set in
ice box until time to serve. Serve
on lettuce leaves and place a large
spoonful of mayonnaise on top,
sprinkle with paprika.
The pineapple juice can be used
in making cool drinks.
MRS. S. MCCARTHY.
5945 Broadway, Indianapolis.
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watermelon Ice

Boil one cup water and one-hali
cup sugar ten minutes, cool, ado
two cups watermelon juice, a cur
ginger syrup or y teaspoon pow
dered ginger Strain and freeze;
use freezer with dasher and ice will
be fluffier.
ETHEL SCHAEFER.
328 Bright ST., city.
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One cup of bread crumbs, soak with
milk while on the fire. Add u cupful
grated cheese, pepper and salt to
taste. Yolk of one egg well beaten.
Add a little milk to this yolk, then
n'f this in with the cheese and
Cread. Beat the whites of the egg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-27
Beet and Bean Salad

Dice cold boiled beets to the
amount of one cup. Cut cooked
string beans into one-half inch
length until there are one and one
half cups. Prepare one-fourth cup
boiled dressing and mix with beets
and beans, add one-half teaspoon
onion juice and one tablespoon Of
cream to dressing, before mixing
it with the vegetables, garnish with
lettuce.
LEONA EDWARDS.
Acton, Ind.
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Baked Sugar Corn

Cut corn from one dozen cobs.
Fill casserole. Add beaten egg
mixed with milk to entirely cover
the corn. Then salt and pepper to
suit taste. Over this lay thin slices
of breakfast bacon. Place small
Jumps of butter over top and bake
until corn is cooked.
MARY BURROUGHS.
Is S. Gladstone Ave-, Indianapolis
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Acton, Ind.
Raspberry Gun

Wash and strain one pint red
currants; strain and pour juice over
shaved ice in cups; add one tea
spoon of pineapple Juice to each
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Cheese Rankin

5945 Broadway. Indianapolis.
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and fold in. Bake in moderate oven
for twenty minutes.
MRS. DAVID j. BIEBERICH.
1427 E. Raymond ST., City.
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cup, and put on the top several
fresh red raspberries.
CLARICE POWERS.
Butleryille, Ind.
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Here this weeks winning recipes
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Editor to compete for weekly and daily dollar
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typed printed carefully whenever possibel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-14
About WOuE
HEALTH
Things You Shou,c. !Sg,a,V
COMMITTING SUICIDE
by John Joseph Gaines, M. D.

Any one who suddenly ends his
life voluntarily, by his own act, is
a suicide. | believe that one Who,
ends or shortens his existence slowly
perhaps unconsciously - commits
the same unwholesome deed,
| read somewhere that civilization
has added seven hundred articles Of
food to our overworked dietary
Think of it, in the face Of the fact
that the human body needs actually
only a half-dozen! l feel sure that,
the seven hundred are only modihca!
tons, mixtures, and authorizations of
the few food-units required. In place
of plain bread and butter, fruits and
meats, we are eating distillates, err
mentationS, hashes and conglomera1
tons, sugared pyramids, and highly
dynamized temptations to dcprave8
appetites, which wreak destruction BY
slow but certain stages on the bodies
that are, from hour to hour stuffed
with them, suicide? know OF no
better word to employ. -.
Our advertising pages, womans
magazines and newspapers are liam!
ing with colored illustrations OF sat-
urated, striped, and colored deherS'
of digestion. New recipes are almost
daily added, that seem irresistible
as if plain, wholesome food were not
inestimably better for sound sleep
and good health! Our people cont
sumo tons and tons of sugar II
myriad forms each year. Commeri
cialism knows that the easiest route
to the pocket-book is by way of The
appetite. =,
There is no argument against that
for long, healthy comfortable lie,
Every octogenarian, even centcnarl-
an, is living convincing witness or
plain food, temperate living, and sound
sleep. Every man that dies at II ~
FIVE of heart failure" cerebral
hemorrhage" and "acute indigestion
is a terrible indictment of the gaS7
tronomic debauches of our people
of today. Life is too precious 10 hes
frittered away by dissipation,
If you want good figure, ncal,hyl
muscles, sound brain, and elastic step,
cling to the simple diet and steady
employment |
Next Week
Intestinal Flu ...s-...as
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-14
work, but their play between
times, that m1kes men old.

Long 40. rear Batavia, n Y,
boy Wa born and soon had an
idea. He once told this writer
how he gave up smoking "extrav-
agant hye-cent cigars" saving
money to carry out his plan and
build his first car.
Two men slept in the upper,
two in the lower berth, for fifty
cents apiece. Abraham Lincoln
was one of his first passengers,
going from Chicago to Springfield,
and was too long for the berth.
The other man protested. The
man selling the tickets beside the
car was George NJ. Pullman, and
now the Interstate Commerce
Commission fixes the value of his
Pullman company at $llO,238,7So,
which is far below its real value.
Get good idea, stick to it,
make sacrifices, and the idea will
take care of you, later.
Mrs. Hickman, mother of the
Los Angeles kidnaper, will testify
that she was once insane and at
tempted suicide, thus seeking to
save her son by plea of hered-
itary insanity.
1t is not conceivable that any
thing could save that murderer
from the extreme penalty. A
crime almost as great as his own
was lightly locking this young
criminal up and lightly letting him
out again on former occasions.
The learned DR.. Stockard, pro-
fessor OF anatomy at Cornell Uni
versity has experimental with
alcohol on FIVE thousand guinea
pigs during seventeen years. This
is his conclusion:
Guinea pigs drunk with al
cohol are, if anything, a little
healthier than teetotal guinea
pigs and live just as long. One
guinea pis was made drunk
with alcohol six days every
week and his health was per-
feet"
But first, the guinea pig has
nothing to do but eat, breath and
digest. He doesn't need to use his
brain. Second, the kind college
professor gave good alcohol to his
drunken guinea pigs, not boot
logger alcohol,
There is excitement at Red
Lodge, Mont. Mrs. A. Pollard,
opening the gizzard of her Christ
mas turkey, raised in that neigh
borhood, found small gold mug
gets. Prospectors are seeking des-
perately the spot where the tur-
key picked up the nuggets. To
the turkey those nuggets were
simply rough stones swallowed to
help grind corn. To proud man"
those nuggets are the beginning
and the end of earthly ambition,
ninety-riue times out of hum
dred. Wise turkey. foolish man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-14

properly. Practice abdominal breath
ing. On cold days hold your breath
and take big steps, II Will warm you
up"
Dr.. Scho1l used walk meter to ten
Just how hard he had walked. He u
founder Of the Illinois State College
Of Chiropody, Chicago, author Of
many books on the human foot. and
president Of the concern making tho
LIT. Scholl" line Of loot comforts
Photo shows Dr.. VIM. M. Scnol!. third
from left, with walking class aboard
fhs RaRananSfa - 8 w.
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III tie End of the SUNSHINE Trail
Manu. Terminus of the Dixie II. gay

This section OF the ROAD Is "a teet
wide. with 68-foot right-of-way and
has been improved by the elimination
of many railroad crossings and the
construction Of concrete bridges Of
the modern type.
The improvements have been made
in anticipation Of heavy travel 70
Miami. which Is this year prepared
to accommodate $1,000 visitors. The
Miami Chamber Of Commerce has
published booklet Of hotel rates and
apartment prices guaranteed By the
city Of Miami and the Chamber.
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BILLION BILLION YEARS
lad BANK BANDITS
+ THE AGE OF FORTY
An $llO,OG0,CG0 IDEA

The Reverend DR.. Cadman re-
marks that This planet may exist
Or nearly million billion years
longer" An anxious Christian
asks, do you believe that the soul
sleeps in the grave with the body
IA million billion years, waiting tor
the judgment? If | really be-
ricved it, | think | should try to
have pretty good time while still
In the flesh"
The Reverend DR.. Cadman tells
the mQuiring soul that when you
are unconscious a million billion
years seems no longer than a min
ute and half, and tells the soul:
Mt is better to awake from a pro-
,louged torpor with clean recol!ec-
tionS in your conscious past than
as a moral idiot"
The child that cant wait
week for Christmas" and the
Christian that can't wait mil
Zion billion years F. the judgment
day" are both esting, and
both children Il.
Texas wants bank bandits, and
wants them dead. Texas banks
carry this sign: $4,000 for each
dead bank robber-not one cent
for 100 live ones"
Banks don't want live robbers
because they are hard to identity,
hard TO convict, hardly ever kept
in the penitentiary after going
there.
This may discourage bank rob-
bling. II will impress on bank
robbers the fact that they must
Kill first, or be killed.
Mr.. Babe Ruth amazes sport
dom" by saying. nearing adj
vanced age of thirty-four," that he
believes in all year roand training
'and expects to be Gust as good at
forty" as he is now.
For SUCH work as Babe Ruth
doe. hard hitting and running,
forty should be the best age, and
fifty about as good. 1t isn't their
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Good Spot to Use Neglect
. ed Feet, Says Expert.

NEW YoRK-walking aboard ship
u recommended for the great Amer
ican public which annually traverses
The Atlantic as an admirable oppor-
funity to revive the now almost lost
st Of proper foot and leg exercise. A
-oted foot orthopedist Of Chicago.
Dc. VIM. M. .ycholl, returning from a
eur & EUROPE on he ). 9. Beren
- y, Te!ked light r. - .IU ..IlJ tbs
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decks of the great liner each day dur

decks Of the great liner each day dur
ing the trip over and back.
II would recommend brisk walking
around the deck four or five miles
daily to those travellers who find time
hanging heavily on their hands," Dr..
Scholl told reporters. Coming back
I was amazed how readily my fellow
passengers took up the suggestion.
We conducted regular daily hikes
around the ship. When walking, toes
should be straight ahead. chest out.
head UP aud the arms allowed to
swing freely. Eew peopas breathe
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The weather semaphore on the
Dixie Highway has turned back the
motor traffic which all summer long
has headed northward toward Me tx
mac Island, and traffic Is now headed
south for Miami. the southern termi-
nus.
This highway has recently been re-
christened Highway Of Palms" from
Jacksonville to Miami, as It runs
through Americas tropical Riviera
between the East Coast Of Florida and
the Indian River.
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PROVIDENCE-Man' oldest habit
seceived a paradoxical Jolt when 81
members of the Providence Police De-
partment, DOCK their first lesson in
correct walking under the direction Of
~. m. & sehozl sotsd loot scien-