The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-19
COME ON, GIRLS THREE CHEERS FOR
 THIS TIMID SISTER


 for license and lost.
 | Dear Dr Brady: regain confidence in driving the car l began l to learn a year ago, and I was going along l very well, then had an accident Wncln upset 1 me so that have not driven for year. =. Now it would be great convenience as well
 thought b bs makes me feel sick. I have been try- ing for about a month now, every little while, and instead of feeling better just dread It People tell me that all need Is practice. Can you suggest anything else?
 Daisyhurst. In the first place. why do we meekly submit to the absurd little graft of so,caed 4peratGrs or, the he politicians it is scandal in effect That IS 10 say everybody knows that the lame and the blind. the feedle- minded and the insane, all kinds or incompetents, can and do readily obtain oper- ator's license, through pull" or through charge of the game The principle of the oper. ator's license system is wrong. Instead of that safety precaution we should smPy P bond to protect those whose life. limb or property may be damaged through the operators fault. What value has the humorous operators license when you've been maimed or your property dam- aged by his carelessness or incompetence? The only purpose of the operators license is to cre- ate a snug little graft for the politicians in power. We're nice meek little public to stand for it. that every family contributes more The lady's friends are rght-all she needs is practice. Once she begins learning to drive she
  or fear at the thought of taking the wheel Every new driver has to fight that fear down. But if the novice sticks, and does not skip Q days practice, there comes time when she finds. perhaps quite suddenly that she no longer dreads her driving but actually enjoys the prospect Fms nerve-muscle coordination function which one must develop for any such highly specialized or
 There is one suggestion offer this new driver. The bogy is always hiding right around the next corner. Fool the bogy by bringing your car to m before then start off in lower gear till you've passed the danger point. This makes excellent practice m the handling of the and besides it forttfes you against Old Man Bogy who delights to dart out from behind the corner to shoot little shud- ders up and down the strained spinal cord of the new driver. dare say the most timid woman who wants to learn to drive will be able to meet gear-shfting stunt at corners Or crossings or safety zones hundred times in succession QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS More Germ Hokum
 I have just finished reading a book by William
 Lee Howard who states that one should never inc
 hale through the open mouth as most disease germs brought to the lungs that way. (T. J) Answer-That's just the authors imagination.
 violent effort should and must inhaie through the
 that one gets any disease that way. Disease germs do not float in the air. smooth sailing
 I thank you for your fine seasickness prevcn-
 had wonderful trip this time, though the water
 was much rougher than 1t was when she crossed before, and that time sne suuereo ior sour onys' (S. P.)
 Answer-Which is not so hot. as a testimonial.
 but then. we're not selling anything Glad to | for the prevention of seaslckness. No clippings. | Inclose stamped addressed envelope. | Prefers Sandbag l Noticed your suggcsti0n of gallon bottle of hot
 water In bed for cold rect. use sack of sand
 which warm up on the radiator in the hatlls
 room. It keeps my bed warm aIl night. (W. A. Il Answer-And If the string comes united t comes out of the bottle.
 Mr England's GargIc Whl you kindly print the Sornnula for your grcnt EnFgic for h0arsencss or hnnkincss Of che
 voice, for spcnhers or singers? have used it for years, but have lost the formula. I'd be in e bad
 nx without M. it is the hest thing ever. am .
 court announcer (nDt radi0ts (D. O. F.I Answef-Accomphny your request with
 stamped envelope bearing your address if we
 try to print such formulas some prlnter's devil ~ likely 70 Insert some ink or nomothns Co place
 Of one of tho toms The formpIa was devised by
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