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Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
GRIFFIN NEWS BUREAU
Especial Correspondence to The Putnam Patriotl

Word Of another endorsement of
Congressman John Q. Tilson, House
Republican leader for vieepresident,
has reached the Capitol City. this
time from Sacramento, California.
'In the consideration of presiden-
tial nominees on the republican tick
ct for the coming presidential cam
paign. little thought has been given
to who will be nominate for vice
president" to quote from an editor
ial in the Sacramento Union Of April
20.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
F. II. coRDIER BUSINESS
MANAGER OF NEW WEEKLY

he Community Review is a new
weekly newspaper Of Allapattah and
buena Vista. Florida. A copy. Vol.
l, No. 8, has been received from
FRANK y. Gordier, formerly Of Put
nam. The new weekly is printed
every Thursday. Lloyd s. Brown Is
the editor and Mr.. Cordier is bust
ness manager Of the paper which ap-
pears IN an attractive form, four
pages Of eight columns each.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
HOW DID TT FITS TO A i
ORIGINATE

II il supposed that the 7 in the ex-
preston at fits TO IT, Is m allusloh
10 the sT-square" used BY carpenters
and mechanics. The expression means
40 I'd exactly. as the T-square does
ii the side Of block or board.
The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

The president Of the German Reichs-
tag has adopted series Of signal
nights to curb parliamentary time
wastefs. The loquacious are warned
fiye minutes before the expiration Of
their allotted time by a yellow light.
and when the time is up by another
hight. II the legislator fails to stop
his speech the speaker resorts to the
use Of a large hand bell.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

~CoRRY. BOSS. but it's not good morning
~ for me. I'm sick II you take me on, today.
you'll drive in second most Of the time. warned
you. It's that cheap gas you've been buying. I'm
Is choked up with carbon as kerosene lamp IN
country store. My valves are about as tight a
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

Japan's department Of education
has sanctioned a plan for the interna-
tional Children's Friendship AsAocia-
ton To solicit one yen go centsl
from each child in kindergarten and
school for the purchase Of dolls TO be
sent to American children in return
for their doll gifts to the Japanese.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

When the tire Of an automobile
blew out as Il was passing a pasture
IN Iowa, six mules stampeded. broke
through the fence, and kicked the
full Of holes.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

The origin Of the word 'spooning'
goes back nearly 500 years. In those
days when a young man called on a
girl for some time he would make
known his marital intentions by Civ
ing her a "love-spoon," handmade
utensil with two bowls on a single
stem.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

To keep the styles within more
modest lines, a native board IN Manila
has forbidden the women to bob
their hair or wear European dress.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK

Corkscrews are said to have been
invented in 1912, by the seventeen
year old daughter Of a French black
smith in the village Of TernAnt.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

Ihirty-two cattle brands famous
m the early days Of the Lone Star
State are being cut into the stone Of
Garrison Hall at the University of
Texas.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

Since the invention Of the printing
press 500 900. 900 copies Of the Bible
have been printed,
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

Two New Britain. Connecticut,
elementary schools have been equip
ped with bath tubs for all pupils who
fail to receive the necessary baths at
home.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
HOOVER AND THS0N

Sacramento Editor Likes This Ticket-Better Rates
On Lumber.-Hopes For Termination of Estate Tax-Not
Considered It-More Boys May Go to Annapolis-Chance
For Democrats.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
HAVE YOU
TRIED
SocoNY SPECIAL
CASoLINE2

IF you haven't it's probably because of the stiff
/ competition of the Socony Gasoline pump right
alongside it.
1t s pretty hard to convince man who has been
using Socony Gasoline for years with never a snort
nor a splutter from his carburetor that he ought
to pay few cents more gallon for something
different.
However if you have old car or a new high
compression motor and want to test the capacity
of your engine on a particularly creamy cut of
anti-knock gasoline, Socony Special is worth try
ing 1t gives you little better pickup in traffic,
little finer silk in the purr of your engine, and a
stronger, more logged flow of power on hills
You may get along perfectly well without these
extras" but you can scarcely help enjoying them
and you surely 50iU appreciate the absence Of
knocking.
Fill up your tank with Socony Special today.
Like Socony Gasoline and Socony Motor Oil it's
tested thirteen times before it reaches your car.
Let your motor be the judge
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against the chair, q package Of Gig
arets within easy reach, and bot
tie Of ginger ale on . neighboring
tabaret.
They are generally attractive in
appearance, dressed most smartly,
and somewhere in their early thir-
ties. They are what is termed livery
amusing" handle their men with ex-
pert skill, and manage somehow to
keep in step with the latest sallies
and small-talk. Frequently they are
young women who attempted stage
careers. failing at stardom and being
too smart to accept minor roles
over long periods Of time.
Or they are girls from good fam
lilies, whose parents can't scrape to-
gether enough money to keep them
in the social whirl, and have hard
ened themselves to "play the game
according to self-made rules.
Or they are girls whose attractive
figures and faces brought them the
attention Of . wealthy man. What
happened thereafter is one Of the
things people don't talk about-that
is, openly. Once they have swung
into the proper circle, they refuse
to swing out again-even when their
sugar gives them the mir" Their
gaming is often desperate, and it is
not uncommon for two or more Of
them, who have become chummy, to
share losses and gains, thus avoiding
embarrassment when particularly
hard luck overtakes one Of them.
They know full well that one 'srub-
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upon to furnish initial capital with which to build up
the farmer to the control Of his own destinies.
This program adapts itself to the variable problems
of agriculture not only today but which will arise in
the future. do not believe that any single human
being or any group Of human beings determine in
advance all questions that will arise in vast and
complicated an industry over term Of years. The
first step is to create effective agency directly for
these purposes and to give it authority and resources
These solemn pledges and they will be fulfilled BY
the Republican Party. It is definite plan Of relief.
It needs only the detailed elaboration Of legislation and
appropriations to put it into force.
During my term as Secretary Of Commerce have
steadily endeavored to build up system Of cooperation
between the government and business. Under these
cooperative actions all elements interested in the prob
lem Of particular industry such manufacturer,
distributor worker and have been called into
council together not for single occasion but for
tinuous work. These efforts have been successful
beyond any expectation. They have been accomplished
without interference regulation by the
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IN NEW YORK

New York, Aug. 13.-Those very
gay ladies Of the Scott Fitzgerald
stories and the Long Island stage
sets come quite wildly to life on
midsummer Saturday evening or
Sunday afternoon.
They may be found in endless va
riety in the ultra-exclusive yacht
clubs that dot Long Island sound or
the equally ultra country clubs not
far distant.
They belong to a mysterious tribe
that lives by its wit and its wits.
Michael Arlenesque patter comes
glibly to their lips. Their afternoons,
when in New York, are spent at the
bridge table or at poker. It is no
secret that dozens Of them live from
week to week upon their winnings at
cards. Their chief contributions
come from young women whose
purses are we'll lined, and who can
stand their losses with good grace.
These are quite willing to take this
loss in exchange for the worldly"
and Sophisticated" education, re-
ceived at the hands Of the glamor-
Gus pretenders.
OF q Saturday night, with an all
night roker session in the making,
it is not an uncommon sight to come
upon such ladies-of-fortune, with .
large hip flask Of gin leaning
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They have secured progress in the industries, remedy
for abuses, elimination Of waste, reduction Of cost in
production and distribution, lower prices to the
suner, and more stable employment and profit. While
the problem varies with every different commodity and
with every different part Of great country should
wish to apply the same method to agriculture that
the leaders Of every phase Of each group advise
and organize policies and constructive measures.
convinced that this form Of action, as it has done
in other industries greatly benefit farmer dis
trbutor and consumer
The working out of agricultural relief constitutes
the most important obligation Of the next Admnistra-
ton. stand pledged to these proposals. The object
Of our policies is to establish for farmers an in
equal to those Of other occupations for the farm
ers' wife the comforts in her home as women in
other groups; for the farm boys and girls the same
portuntes in life other boys and girls. So far as
my own abilities may be Of service dedicate them to
help secure prosperity and contentment in that in
dustry where and my forefathers were born and
nearly all my family still obtain their livelihood
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THE CAUSES OF ANEMIA

THE CAUSES OF ANEMIA
/ find many patients who are
obscessed with the idea that they are
suffering from anemia. Sometimes
doctors have told them this, but us.
| ually it is their own idea, which they
have formed-probably from the
fact that their general rundown con-
dition has given them the impress
sion that their blood must be weak.
Anemia comes from the Greek
and means without blood" When
this condition is present, there is
either . deficiency in the amount Of
blood or q lessened number of red
corpuscles. An anemic condition
usually refers to the entire body, but
is may only apply to a restricted
area.
Pernicious anemia is quite rare
perhaps not oftener than once in a
thousand cases. Secondary OF
simple anemia is much more fire.
quently found. Practically all of
the cases, who imagine they are SUI
fering from anemia, are suffering
from some perfectly definite disease
which they imagine is anemia. This
is particularly true of such diseases
as: tuberculosis, cancer, chronic ap-
pendicitis, and other disorders where
there is a large amount Of pus &C
cumluation in some part Of the body.
Contrary to the generally accepted
belief, anemic patients are not al
ways thin and frail looking, but in
many cases, they are fat and appar-
emily over-fed. There is no reliable
way of determining the degree of
anemia except by careful blood
examination with the microscope.
The average person is certainly
no more than so per cent or 80 per
cent normal in every way, and those
who think themselves i'll enough to
go to a doctor will usually show a
hemoglobin or red blood test of
somewhere between 80 per cent and
80 per cent of normal. This then is
the average condition which doctors
contend with, but Of course the few
who are in perfect health will show
q hemoglobin test of 100 per cent,
with the red cells numbering over
100000, and the leukocytes or
WuACC CC1l0 SOVVs
In some cases the white blood cells
become so numerous that .hey pro-
duce a pale complexion, and this
disease is termed leukemia. It is
very closely related to anemia, and
the cure for these two conditions is
similar. A diminution Of the blood's
color, or the number of red cor
puscles, cannot be called sign Of
true anemia until the percentage of
reduction is at least below 80 per
cent Of the normal.
Secondary anemia is present in
any disease where there is a forma-
ton of pus, as in appendicitis, liver
assesses, ulcers, ETC., and when
these pus pockets are removed by
surgery, or through absorption and
elimination, the white cell count. be-
comes reduced to normal, and the
red cells and hemoglobin are auto
matically increased.
In spite of all the nonsensical fic-
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ADVERTISEMENT
Men-Are Your
Wives Ashamed Of :
Your Skinny Form?

You may not know it but your
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envies women with robust, healthy.
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McCoy's Tablets make you feel
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Mccoy takes al the risl-Read
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any thin. underweight man or wom-
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Movies by radio can be enjoyed at
home in the near future, says a
Westinghouse expert. At last some
body has found the solution for the
man who reads the subtitles out
loud.
"McAdoo's Silence Arouses Cos.
sip says newspaper headline. Now
II Senator Helm should be silent
that would be NEWS!
Eastern man was arrested for
arson. But the police exonerated
him, OF course, when they found only
IN automatic cigar lighter in his
pockets.
President Gales Of Mexico has
issued q decree forbidding mothers
from taking children under two years
Of age into movie houses on the
grounds that It interferes with their
sleep. President Gales, obviously.
doesn't know what an excellent
soporitic some movies can be.
They're playing golf at night in
Florida now. You have to be links
eyed to do that.
lcengrisht 1a2& NEA sasyieA la
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9ladEj;&|aa|@hat,

Oregon, in the revolutionary
days, made Saenz his chief Of staff
and the two continued to be closely
associated and attached to each
other.
The reason Obregon made Saenz
his chief of staff, according to q
man who knew them both in those
days, was that Saenz was the only
man he could trust with the army's
payroll.
Possibly some other presidential
candidate in the past has allowed
himself to be photographed in Z
bathing suit, but AL Smith is certain
ly the first one in 1928. The photo
graph disclosed no resemblance to
the god known as Apollo, but the
grin on AIS face indicated that he
wasn't worrying about that.
The Democratic candidate never
bothers about trying to be dignified
except when dignity is obviously
called for.
It is virtually certain that Her.
bert Hoover will not pose before the
cameras in bathing suit. One
would half suspect that such . celeb
rity couldn't get away from the Pa
cific Coast without posing on the
sands with few bevies Of Cali
fornia's famous bathing beauties,
but one fears that he will. # your
correspondent ever becomes . candi-
date for anything, public demand for
such spectacles will never be denied.
Probably most Of US have always
had q secret hankering to see Presi-
dent Coolidge in a bathing suit-a
yearning intensified by the innumer-
able photos that have shown him
with his clothes on. But Cal, for ill
his liking for the camera, has never
satisfied our curiosity. There il even
some doubt whether he ever went
swimming.
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER
(NEA Service Writcr)


Washington, Aug. 13.-If you
can't decide what to name the new
baby, write the Children's Bureau.
Lots of people do that.
The Children's Bureau has a list
Of names, probably culled from q
large dictionary, which it sends out
on mimeographed sheets in answer
to all such requests.
A woman in Kentucky has solved
her problem neatly, according to the
report of child welfare authority
from that state visiting here.
She had lost every child she ever
had and someone had suggested that
this time she apply to the State
Board of Health for the Bureaus
series Of advisory prenatal letters
She did that, studied and followed
instructions and this time her child
did not die at the time Of birth.
The mother was so grateful that
she named the infant State Board Of
Health.
And she calls him Estate" for
short!
Gasoline consumption in the United
States this year is showing an in
crease Of about IA per cent. The
rate Of consumption for fuel oil has
remained practically stationary. Use
Of kerosene and lubricating oil has
slightly decreased.
The United States continues to
consume about 20 per cent of the
worlds oil production.
II Mr.. Aaron Saenz had not had q
reputation for honesty he would not
be slated to be the next president of
Mexico.
Saenz owes his rise in Mexican
politics to the late President-elect
Obregon.
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Der check" or an unpaid II. o. u"
would spell the end.

Der check" or an unpaid II. o. u"
would spell the end.
These, however, make up but .
small percentage Of the gay throng
to be found of Saturday and Sum
day at the swanky Long Island re-
sorts. There are thousands who seek
only the healthful recreation and 60
cial contact of these fashionable re-
sorts.
This season the styacht dweller"
has become a popular and common
figure. He's the family man who is
tired Of summering in the city and
can't afford the luxury Of the club
life. So he makes a down payment
on yacht, sublets his city apart
ment, and moves his brood aboard
the yacht. Thus for three or four
months he is able to live without
paying rent, and thus meet his yacht
payments. He rows ashore in the
morning and rows to the ship in the
evening. Meanwhile the wife and
kiddies have . grand time on the
slightest possible overhead.
GILBERT SWAN.
Copyright, 1923, NEA Service. Inc
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so mysterious; and although we
have not isolated and named the
poison which produces it, we never.
theless know that anemia is due to
definite toxins, and that most pa.
tients can be cured through the
simple plan Of eliminating these
disease poisons from the body.
Through this method, we rid the
body of all anemic toxins, even
though we do not know them by
definite names.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Question: Roy w. asks: I'm
what manner do three drops Of
arsenic in a glass of water as q
tonic, affect a relief from pimples,
and clarity the skin in q sixteen.
year-old boy?"
Answer: Arsenic has q definite
effect upon stopping skin eruptions,
but ! do not recommend the form
used in medicines. There is q slight
amount Of arsenic in carrots when
used raw and unpeeled. Use q prop
erly balanced diet and q liberal
amount Of raw carrots. You will
then get the same effect As you
would from taking the medicinal ar
senic, and have no bad results.
Question:: Mrs. j. asks: "May
fruits be combined with protein
foods? ?"
Answer: Any one kind Of fruit
may be used with any one kind Of
protein food.
Question: NJ. ]. B. writes: II am
troubled with catarrh of the nose,
also have acne. Is there any con-
nection between the two diseases ?,
Am also underweight."
Answer: Catarrh of the nose and
also acne may be caused by intestinal
poisoning. A short fruit fast would
be helpful at the beginning Of the
treatment of either of these dis.
orders. Then use a diet free from
fats, sugars and starches. Do not
stuff to gain weight, but use q
proper amount of the right kinds Of
food, and avoid constipation.
Question: Ida asks: "Are sum
baths as good as the violet ray
lamps? How can I really cure
pleurisy?"
Answer: consider sunbAthing to
be superior to treatments with the
ultraviolet lamps, as the suns rays
doubtless contain other beneficial
rays besides the ultraviolet. To
cure pleurisy, you must first find
the cause which may be due to tuber.
culosis, a tight diaphragm, or the
irritation from excessive gas pres
sure
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PASSING THE BUCK

PASSING THE BUCK
Son: say, mater, you remember
you said the dentist was painless?
Son: He isn't. When I bit his
finger he yelled like mad Passing
Show.
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There are 100000 words IN tho
English language-70, 900 more than
in the French, German and Spanish
languages combined.
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"The most urgent economic problem in our
nation today is in agriculture. It must be
solved if we are to bring prosperity and con-
tertnent to one-third Of our people directly
and to all Of our people indirectly. We have
pledged ourselves to find solution"
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ton that has been written about
anemia, and claims that have been
made that the cause is unknown, I
assure you that this disease j. not
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-13
Mr.. Hoover firmly believes in its paramountcy as =
campaign issue.

Mr. Hoover firmly believes in its paramountcy
campaign issue.
Probably the two outstanding issues Of the 1925
campaign will be that touching upon prohibition and
the other involves farm relief Mr.. Hoover is definite
farm relief he is equally definite the dry issue
He says unequivocally:
9" recently stated my position upon the 18th Amend
n,ent which again repeat:
~ DO NOT FAVOR the repeal Of the 18th Amend
ment stand for the efficient enforcement Of the laws
enacted Hereunder Whoever is chosen President has
under his oath the solemn duty to pursue this course
He takes the definite stand that modification of the
enforcement. laws agitated by wet adherents is in
effect notification Of the Constitution and "this" he
says. the American people will not countenance."
And finally here is Mr.. Hoovers conception Of the
presidency:
The presidency is more than m administrative Of
flee. 1t must be the symbol Of American ideals The
high and the lowy must be with the same eyes.
NE, in the spirit. It must be the instrument by
which the national conscience is livened and it must
under the guidance Of the Almighty interpret and fol-
low that conscience"
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DR.. Mccoy will gladly ansvese
personal questions on heath
and diet, addressed 70 him.
care Of the Tribune.
Enclose q stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

The quiet retreat A young lady
who dwells in the bosom OF large
family has no end OF hard time
indulging in fits OF introspection.
Some one is always saying. "A
penny for your thoughts. Dora" or.
Sitting there thinking isn't going
TO get the pan under the ice chess
cmptied" That's why many girls
spend SO much time III the ba,htub
They can't be got al there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

You'd never suspect chorus girl OF being
retrospective, now would you: just the
same. they get as ingrowing as any one else
at times. It's doing the same steps night
after night. matinee after matinee. with only
the audience 10 think about. that doe ii.
Take Miss Flo Farina for instance. on the
right end Of this gay trio from the 'Ha Ha
Hattie Company. You'd never guess. but
she's IN terribly moody state right now.
thinking about life and It's injustice. Her
friend, Mr.. Marcus. gave her squirrel coat
for Christmas when She wanted. mink
Imagine!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

The convalescent. Roy is getting
over an attack OF tonsil trouble He
is brooding and brooding and getting
al! het up over the false friends who
haven't come TO see him or inquired
about the tonsils. Convalescence is
swell time for any one addicted to
interpretive thoughts.