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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08
GALLSTONE COLIC CAN HAPPEN,
 BUT SHOULDN'T

l For once concede at the outset that the malady we are discussing Is real and not just an illusion. Untutored laymen may be able l to follow and even understand what we are saying now.
 | The pain of gallstone collie is no by-the-way- Doctor-l- seem to- -feel-a-copstant discomfort
 right-under- my ribs matter. It is n rip roaring
 goshamghty hurry up and gimme something agony
 fear am a moral coward about suffering. Don't like 1t at all. From all hear of forti-
 tude and sweet resignation and the will of some supernatural malign power, gather that | 1t Is pleasure for some persons to endure pain or suffering. I neither like pain or sui fering myself nor deem 1t a mark of divine favor i'll others.
 From diaboic point of view pain may be regarded as the punishment due to sin. but this fine medieval conception immediately brings into question the character of lot of the pious who frail or poor in health. Come to that, what is pain? This question occurred to me for the first time when had appendicitis Kept assuring myself there was no pain, but what q tremendous tension! I've often wondered since if that was pain and whether gallstone collie is hospital size of the same thing, appendicitis being trial size or free sample.
 know that when biliary collie does occur 1t Is attended with the characteristic signs or symptoms of shock, just as though the patient had suffered a severe injury. The attack be- gins with abrupt distress just under the right ribs or in the pit of the stomach (tip of breast bone) and soon the pain extends to the lower abdomen or up toward the rlBnt snoulueT' T ne shock produces cold, clammy sweat, pallor, weakness of pulse and perhaps a chill. Like any severe pain, even severe headache, biliary collie Is likely to cause nausea and vomiting,
 Here it Is necessary to repeat that 1t is of no significance whether bile appears in the mate rial vomited. If the main bile duct is not com pletely obstructed bile is bound to appeaD If the vomiting Is repeated In most cases of gall stone the main duet is not obstructcd.
 The victim may feel distress in the region of the heart Many sufferers from gallstoncs. with or without collie, blame "heart attacks or gas attacks" for the effects of their undiagnosed galstones.
 A bout of collie lasts from few hours to sev- eral days, depending on the situation Of the stone and it's size, etc, for presumably the colic occurs only when a stone enters the bile duct and ceases when, the stone is squeezed back into the gallsac; or possibly Ca very small stone) when 1t has passed through the duc' and out into the intestine.
 The day following collie some jaundice may appear, this, too, depending on the situation of the stone and the duration of blocking of the bile flow. In more than half of the cases no jaundice is noted after the collie. Among the first aid measures for colc are the full hot bath. full hot pack. or any form oi heat preferably moist heat, applied over the right upper quadrant of the badomen and low CT chest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 VaneinafiOn

A
 Kindly write briefly what you think Of vac- cinatiOn and wliat can do 10 change this silly law. In our community there is law which is supposed to compel school children to be vaccinated every seven years. (Mrs A. II. L.)
 Answer--Pd want my own children vaccin- ated in any circumstance. think the state should provide vaccination free for. all who are unable to pay, but there is neither scientific nor moral Justification for any compulsory vaccina- tion, least of all for trick legislation which gives school board or health board politicians the chance to persecute punish parents who do not wish to vaccinate their children. There Is no reason to imagine the protection con ferred by vaccination lasts ''seven years" or any definite time; in some cases 1t Is probably suf- icient to protect for life; in other cases the immunity wears out in a year or two.
 old FOgIes Dislike New Methods
 Many, many thanks for your kind advice. My son had his t0nsiIs removed by eIcctro-coaguia- tion or ,diatlicrmy and we arc all so happy about 1t. l never would have had tho conf- dencc tO have the operation and we would have known nothing about this wonderful new method but for your talks Our family physi- clan discouraged 1t, prociaiming the surgical way the only effective way. but now he has installed dlatilcrmy machine and trying to use the new method b.niself! (Mrs A. F. L.) Answer--so you can sometimes teach an old dog new tricks what2 Now if the family doc- tor is wise enough to 70 and learn the technic of dlathermy from a physician whe is master of it. his patients will be in luck. Too often tyros attempt to apply the method without clinical instruction, and fail dismally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08

The dreamer builds
 With his cutting tools. His castles rise.
 With artistic rules, vN Then topple down
 While the dreamer sighs. Life's just a dream -.
 Let me emphasize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08

full once it's over.
 o-O--o
 Mrs Julia Benham. pioneer con- tributor to thiS column and the Tower, thinks Art FolweiPs "Christmas at the Purple Bean," quite appropriate at this particular time. She dropped in the other af- ternoon with a clipped copy of the poem. l publish, it at this time for "Day by Day readers. It follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08
DREAMERs.

Good evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08
so GOES
The hours pass.
 Slowly 1t would seem, Grim life goes on.
 A never ending drcnm.

This completes our regular Thursday evening program. It came to you over pBD and was broadcast by the Waterbury Even ing Democrat. pioneer In this type of newspaper work. We are sign ing off at this time. to be back on the air again tomorrow evening at the usual hour.
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Evening star., 1932-11-24
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs.
1431 Eye st. NV.
MENT HOUSE CONTAINING TH1RT9-
NINE APARTMENTS. KNOWN AS PREM
ISES 1921 CONNECTICUT AVENUE

rRggsTEEs, SALE OF yALUAgLg APART
NINE APARTMENTS. KNOWN AS PREM
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust dated
April 14th, 1927, being instrument No. 1877,
recordded rsord April I 10th, 1927. among the land
tbs bs rsSyssf Of The Party secured thereby
auction, IN front Of the premises, on NON
A.D. 1899, Ar FfvE ocLoCK PM. the
following described land and premises, situ-
ate IN the District Of Columbia. and desig-
nated as and being lot numbered two cd
IN square numbered twenty-two hundred
and fifteen t2215) in Frank r. Macklin's
spodlyislon, as per plat recorded in Liber
No. 81. folio 1b6. OF the records of the
office Of the surveyor Of the District of CO.
strip Of said lot iSins between n the y east line
thereof and line drawn west thereof and
parallel thereto and distant five feet there
from; subject to the building restriction line
nfteen feet south Of the south line Of Ma
COMP street, as shown on plat of dedication
q SAID street recorded in Liber County -.
corded in Iiber 81, at folio 1855, Of the
aforesaid surveyors once records.
Terms sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for, S120,00o. further particulars Of
which viii be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit Of 81. 900 required Con-
cost: Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resoid
at the discretion Of the trustees,
WILLIAM BRALOVE
MARTIN McINERNEY
Evening star., 1932-11-24
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES

NUOh OHEEn FAHh, EEo1AI -
with us again. you will want to make more
OF the future. enjoy more comforts You
perhaps have learned well the lesson that
sustained us through the past clouded times.
You are the more thankful today for this
hops .dssisnsd IN perfect. taste throushout.
smidst the most excellent snyironment.
EhnnliisP r ~ saTnsshsd SssosTsv =
Evening star., 1932-11-24

FOR SALE = REPOSSESSED HOUSES :
excellent condition: under lease; apply rem
tall, tai income. with small monthly snit.r amt, you you
ssvinss bank. Chsnee Tor large IreHt.
1877 I st. NV, Dis. 523l.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
BOB-HAlRED DEBUTANTE,
1000 YEARS OLD, FOUND
Excavation Reveals Cocktail at
Feet and Styles Resembling
Those of Today.

HADERSLEBEN, Germany. - A
boboed- haired debutante of 5000 years
ago, with what looks like the bronze
age equivalent of q cocktail at her
feet has been excavatsd near here by
Prof. Thomas Thomson Of Copenhagen
The costume of the mummy, identi-
fed by the professor as the body OF o
Teutonic princess between the ages OF
18 and IS looks a lot like the modes
of recent years. She wore a short
skirt, q blouse with broad belt and
pumps very much like those Of today.
Her bob was kept in place by a nib
bon such as woman tennis players use.
She wore arm and ear rings Of bronze.
In the heavy oaken sarcophagus there
was collection Of manicure tnstru-
ments.
A birchbork vessel, containing resi-
dues of a brew of grain. berries and
honey, stood at her feet.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
LOW fstHldI.
4 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath
Phone Nat. 13a2.

1886 14th ST. N.w.-LARGE RMS. AND
bath, elee, refrigerationi front porch; excel
' p. j. wALsHE, INC.
HOY Eye st. NV. Nat. zoos.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
RENT--FLATS.

RENT HOUsES-FURNISHED.
bSs.. hos wEsTb q b.s 4oons sssh maids
porss.s ssss % o%nsf wis 45s ar
WE CAN PLEASE you
i. h sv.as ps s.esen ssss 7Ss
GROOM HOUSE. BUnT-N GARAGE
'nree p0f'nYYfs2s YYfs2s Spring pl. NV. q.
RoOMING HOUSE: n
r. 'tniy Baths f nicely furnished; modem; gear
garage: reasonable rent: Nat: $3.50:
ATTRACTING INy6RTHSEsHl EgNN5sHrD HOME
family; heat. etc, Included; frst.elass maid
syasbls id,ms dssiTes eos nterViss re-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED; II ROOMS, 2
Phone owner. wis. 2609. 3o'
HOUSES-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
5I47 CONDUIT RID. NW.-sIx ROOMS.
ed: re: rent T reasonable Z. NJ: AIKEN, 927
18th NV Nat. $3.50; res, Wis. 3293.
HOUSES--UNFURNrsHED.
1921 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-EIGHT RMS.
good condition. Apply 1412 Decatur st. n "
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, HOT-WATER
beat ,sI and ctTc s sse yara anS
302 woodward Building.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE, D. c.; 2-sToRY
brick bunsaloy very o larss Ssat rs gs ssc os
sgIToN r. aok@RoN. @ IA 1877 Eye st. NV
able for two consenial or one large family;
10 rms, 2 ba., gar. tea. q. eauipped Ior
gHSs Es5sfa :'gsriss 81 Hs
FOR RFNT-NEAR WISCONSIN AVE. D. G.;
neTly painted Ss story yTnHoS 6qns5sGwR L. ooRnoN
i4S5 Eye st. NV. Dis. 1921. Even. ciev'
school rooms, bath. nice back porch; 35. $40
6404 DELAWARE, CHEVY CHASE. Md
r. & b., 2 sleeping porches, double garsge'
lsvat9r3g ss. n3oo lst moor reasonable A''' 1'f
FOR RENT-AURoRA HILLS, VA: g LG.
rms. ba,. gar. excellent neishborhooS: SaS'
f75i SIfeR s' fss S.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-7 R., AMI, NEW
&c Eng. Co after pm. "a.
27O2 9th N.E-NEw, 9 RMS. BATH. 3
porches; references required. Owner nortn
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. $50 {
st. se-suitable. member Of consress; "a
rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat. inst. water
heater, elec. refrig, garage. Adams oIos
GAIA 7th ST. N.W.-CoNvENIENT WALTER
Reed; attractive corner brick. r, bath
modern; excellent condition; modern Spit,iI
time s65. Nat. $3.50.
2737 CATHEDRAL AVE, cLEvELANI
Park-Detached gray stucco. center hall. 4
| bed rooms. library first floor, baths. !
| extra rooms attic, maids room and extrs
S175. Inspect by appt Nat. $3.50.
THANKSGIVING,
We have several very desirable houses
| best NV. sections, specially reduced rents
for possession Dec. /. Cars available fol
1417 L PIx1s q. nv! EEA1Tx oa;;. Ss;. $3.50.
3129 NoRTHAMPTON st.. CHEVY CHASE
d. C.-6 r, 2 b., center hail; new eondi'
I tion; screened porch. weather-strippsd; -
rage; 500. Nat. $3.50.
PETWoRTH : NEW. SIX ROOMS, BATH
inquire 2s1s h M
FOR RENT-CHEvY CHAsE-DErACHED, {
| rooms, . baths. garage: newly decorated
A real home. Very reasonable rental Ad
Fer RENT-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.; o RMS.
| BATH 2 verandas, gar; $50 mo-. or woult
| SELL Walnut S567.
WESLEY HEIGHTS HOUSE. ROOMS
| bath; reasonable rent: six months lease
/ 4537 Lowell st. NV. Emerson 6512.
IN; s.;:s. s:s :sR asssa sSsll
FOR !RENT-A. NICE 7-hooN exNI-DH
t39as ,eesS - pa1asA 49, =
Evening star., 1932-11-24
RENT--EARMS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE

100000 EQUITY IN SMALL, WELL
financed apt. for good farm in Nd. Ad-
dress Box 165-E. Star once.
NEW, DETACHED, BRICK AND STONE.
E-change your present house for this
beautiful new home and enjoy .up-to-date
livina. Six rooms las large as the AVERAGE
eight two tile baths. 1st-fioor lavatory;
center-hall plan; big lot: cleo. refrtg. two
car built-in garage. Located in Chevy Chase,
Nd, between the two clubs.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS Co.
1908 st. NV. Nat. 2J46.
Evening star., 1932-11-24

46s INDIANA AVE- R., HEATED. S22. so
1910 River rd.-5 rooms. ami. ..... 1880
Call Nat. 1880
Evening star., 1932-11-24
SALE-HOUSES.

NCuhttnutu.I
nNfX Qr Am

rsaMs, aSls Is 1856 Sur.
SS:s :SSaeS sSS oSss Big ssS..
tiied bath. attn sailt-in safsss: natural trim.
real barggsia ggan. fSE S,sSN ss,sk 81 sqySsrn ySn
Ea,. of rrialdad aGh 9fNsN ays Ea.sS ot Neal st.
oPsa e. 4. ioF oR5ssh. iadRisfson' -
Ah'e''"efs EVENINGS n1s c1ev. 7e4s. 7e4sas- -'o1'
81 .20o-coRNER BRICK HOME.
parish. mean az ss Sesstifa ines GRANT az e SIX
rooms bath. front porch, hot,ystsE s,s
81 81 SS4SPHEshSEx $&' FPSEISSSEE!o HOME
An outstanding value in this type of
g. Ttyd IN te Sston % Es Thets ss
as3Ef sRd Fssr porahss hos
s,sSSsM,a;IxRSaiE BUNGALOW, ,,-.
pVseS 0t En- osfx' RooSs sssf sa asr ys
construction and modern features. in
cluding garage, will appeal. Inspection
s11,s5o@NEw DETACHED BRICK.
~ An unusual home, located on 9 private
ssss 5s n the ss best iooss ssstsh 6 sat sn
lavatory. furred walls. 1st-foor service
ss 81 sairSdF ssns J@nsf San s ff consider 5sIs
,sos s II $$ sR''E fjass
DO NOT PUT IT OFF.
PsSPe sS5e q cAsai NfT'
occupied. Buiit-in garage and every modern
feature, Including automatic heat. Posses
'ioR Rxcssnt ia eepSSli finished Northwes. section.
Phone evenings Georgia 229s
RANDLE HIGHLANDS;
srss ass terms; m ds p " sefH8S HES
| MING, 2325 Park pl. Sc. Lin. $3.50.
| MARIETTA PARK
sa% psysd Mns be Cost sod Make
offer, on terms Will trade for me- prop
''''' wAPIE & JAMES, INC,
1926 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
I IN PETWORTH
srsssDor.at!on: Lsrss rooms, 6Is HCrches; 4;
sssi RSis ''5;si sfs s',
BUNGALOW
S4,750-TERMS.
large rooms. bath, ami; large lot
5000 "a. ST Sc
1925 1gsSS TSsshE d. NV, Z JAMES. TpSli plsis. ss47.
WONDERFUL CORNER HOME
For Doctor or Dentist.
Containing q large rooms.
on 5st bs.bsi snd dsrsR.. / sR and:
Klngle and Park roads.
Open for inspection.
- 1000 Klingle rd... block west OF
10th and Park Will trade. Nat. 7479:
| ONE NEW HOME.
$3.50 CASH-S5T.5O MONTHLY.
| Your opportunity to have new home in
new high-class location at low price ano
ionial porch. bright Kitchen, electric refrtE-
; Grafton. This home is complete in every
' detail and is fully guaranteed in every way
Immediate possession can be had. TO see
/ this property phone Dist. 334T, evenings
! Georgia S202. -----.-------
Evening star., 1932-11-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fC0ntiuuedl

tractiye, cheerful 4 rms. kitchen. bath, front
apt: Frigidaire, elevator serv.; S57: so mo.
Union Storage CO., T05 Fla, ave North OlO4
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Today's Fish Story.

TILI.AMOOK, Oreg.-Trafflc cops
for salmon on the oregon Coast High
way is something new, but the Kilchis
River overf1owed the highway and SAL
mon, running upstream to spawn, were
so thick they were being slaughtered
by motorists until guides were sta
toned to direct traffic.
At regular intervals, like any other
traffic cops, the guides halted cars
while the fish crossed the road-then
held the fish back with nets while the
cars proceeded.
Evening star., 1932-11-24

BY OWNER. COR. 7-RoOM HOUSE
Refnished like new. 421S 18th st. ne.
Price $3.50: terms like rent. Call Ma
tonal 1000 from to 8.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
HUNTING GROUNDS.

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
Have 500 acres of good hunting land in
the heart Of the Shenandoah Valley In
Virginia, on Lee-Jackson Highway; also good
home-cooked board privilege Of hunting. "a
hunting dogs for hire. Mrs. KATE HEAdY
KNEE, Cedar Manor" Strasburg. Va.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Evening star., 1932-11-24

AUCTION sALEs-TOMoRROW.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

I DOAN I 4FIIJNJ IIIOs
An easy drive from Washington. 1900
| acres. 400 acres lovely woods, balance
| age on the Potomac River You can drive
your car the entire distance along the river.
Tract suitable for hunting, preserve. club,
school or estate offered at sacrifice, on
easy terms. Call Miss HILL, District 6563;
evenings, North 1851.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22
GOVERNOR WHITE SETTLES COAL STRIKE

The southern Ohio coal strike which called seven months
ago. mas been settled by ten point program submitted
enor George White 1t finally with but minor
changes 1hls Will that hundreds will return to
work and 1T will lessen relief problems
VIII De hepfu contribution to the stimulation prosperity
Commenting the elimination of governors persistent
co TO restore industrial peace the independent Scrpp Howard
newspapers SAID IN an editorial despite all kinds
cung the threat of defeat the election the
held fast to his original determination bring end to the strike
ne possibly could do and meantime protect anv man
VINO wished to work his right regardless the strike
ne is to be commended for the position he his
adherence to Had the
termination and less willingness interests and views
OF both doubtful whether have succeeded
ms efforts The agreement finally reached probably
~ satisfactory either to the the miners
however permit the industry to return
work and give opportunity during the coming
that Will stabilize
OF stabzaon he return to employment of hundreds
who have been idle will lessen the relief problem state
should IN measure aid partial Of prosperity the
mining districts Governor White is entitled the fullest praise
l his continued settle this problem
OF his administration and for having accomplished seemed
almost hopeless task"
An editorial in the Cincinnati Enquirer said
tor the successful settlement the White
the and operators. But especially to be
commended The accomplishment outstanding
mnsraon The task arduous 1t required patience
and clear thinking Confronted by partisan agitation
by radicals both Sides Governor White calmly to
bring about the end he sought Now
dom OF his The characteristic calm diplomacy
White again successful"
In statement thanking miners and operators for
alton Governor White appealed the public buy Ohio
promote the industry just the state doing purchasing for
institutions.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22

Dowell is not improving very fast,
since he was kicked by a horse.
Mrs. John Sines and her brother
from Canton, came Wednesday to
Earl Roberts and attended the
Morgan county fair, Thursday.
They returned home Friday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sines' son JACK,
who had been visiting at the T. E.
Sines and Roberts homes.
Ernest Huffman and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Marion
Derwacter home, Hazel Huffman's
birthday being celebrated. There
was birthday cake with nine can
dies on it, and plenty of ice cream
for all to enjoy in the afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Farra and Everett
Whipple of Aurora, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Whipple of Athens and
Mrs. Ella Cosgrave and daughter
Miss Dorothy and Miss Corintha
Whipple of McConnelsville were
Sunday visitors OF Clayton Whip
pies.
- Darl Dugan and family and Mrs.
AIDA Offord were Sunday afternoon
visitors at Arthur McLucas' Nc
Connelsville.
Mrs. Mary Gray of Toronto came
Monday evening for visit at the
home of her brother Marion Der
wacter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22
MORRIS
HARDWARE
SINCE 1919
Government Crop Report for Sept. ]

Government Crop Report for Sept. i
Late crops in Ohio suffered from
insufficient moisture and periods of
hot weather during August, and on
September l the estimates of grow
ing crops were somewhat less than
one month earlier, according to A.
r. Tuttle, agricultural ,statisticiaL.
Corn. Many corn fields which
promised good yields were burned
and ripened prematurely due to the
hot dry weather during August.
Corn cutting which began the last
of August, was about two or three
weeks ahead of normal. The Sept.
1 forecast was for 1875 bushels per
acre compared with $50 bushels
last month and the 10 year average
of $50 bushels.
Winter Wheat. The winter wheat
crop was estimated to yield 20.5
bushels per acre or 40 bushels
above average.
Oats produced rather light yields
especially in the southern half Of
lhC Oloto PAcoPCSIo "CiS
not as promising on Sept. 1, as the
month earlier, due to the dry wealth
er
Tame Hay production at 2,429,-
600 tons is nearly one-fourth small
er than last year due to a decreas-
ed acreage and smaller yield pc"
acre. The 5-year average produc-
tion is 3,161,000 tons.
Fruits: Continued drouth caused
a further dropping of fruits and the
hot weather together with the
drouth is causing premature ripen-
ing with correspondingly undersize
fruit. The apple crop forecast is
now 1851, 200 bushels Or two
thirds of an average crop. The
commercial apple crop is shown at
478,000 barrels. Peaches promise
1872, 900 bushels, or about one-half
the average production. Pears are
shown at $4,000 bushels compared
with an average crop of 351 200
bushels. Grapes at 29,426 tons
promise one-third better than an av-
erage' production.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22
UNFAIR COMPETITION

salesman from supply house. who recently called
TINS OFFICE stated that his sales of envelopes printers drop
off, for the that the using
they could compete with the government
sells stamped printed envelopes the trade figure but
cents thousand than the alone There
competition that keeny felt by prnter and like
competition and about the only thing Of that that the gov
The printing offices in this
hundreds of dollars annually because the prints
cards stamped envelopes the of which envelopes
touched by printer Here is where industry
taxes to help maintain government printing plant which is
and which does commercial printing that knocks
of business that would
longs to him II the prints envelopes is there
why should do all other lines of printing! And why
with printing which but many kinds of business
lcian might the hands OF Just where should
the business competition with business end
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22
"HE HAS KEPT US OUT OF WORSE'

The above slogan applied President Hoover by the M
er editor OF certain lust what meanswe
Interpretation. Does it prosperity? Does
efficiency? We that supposed that things
would had Hoover President
Jocks like mighty fmsy weak that the
would have been had Hoover been President 1t be
kened school teacher who makes the boast that had
been for him. would have been the that he
doctor make the boast that if he had been
DOCTOR he she would have No
teacher docorony quacks would make such claim and
absurd for paper what would have
happened had such been elected Pretty
cheap weak, iimsy say the least
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-22
ALL SUFFERING
LEFT HER BODY
MISERY HER; STOM VEGOBRAN ENDED NINE YEARS
ACH TROUBLE AND NERVOUS AFFIICTIoN

"For nine years my stomach was
ell. Every bite of food l ate would
swell me up with gas and l would
become SO bloated and short Of
breath that / thought I would
smother I was dreadfully nervous,
and hardly knew what was going to
become Of me in such an awful con-
dition, but finally 1 found Vego-
bran and started taking it, and six
bottles have simply changed me in
to another woman. Now / can eat
anything without misery afterward.
My nerves are stronger. sleep bet
ter and have a healthy color in my
face. can't praise Vegobran
enough, and hope all who suffer
will get it and take it."
Vegobran is being introduced to
the public daily, at the Stanbery
Drug Store, McConnelsville, and
Harris Pharmacy. Malta.