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DALEY. HAROLD. R.-Plumber. 1888 N.
uhnoiS-St. TA-5536.
THE DELLs. E 42ud and Fall Greek
ROSS HOSS AND CHARLIE STILLMAN.
DICK, GEO. W. PLATING co. lis S.
Capitol-av. Extends Holiday Greetings.
dorm NEAT MARKET. 5l36 Brookviue-rd.
Extends HeartieSt Greetings to Every One.
DAVIS. JOSEPH NJ. & SON-Decorators.
1922 w 32d-St. Best holiday greetings.
DISMORE LYNN-Service Station Shelf
field s. Washington. BE-0S74. Extends
holiday greetings.
DOUGHERTY FRANK-Billlard Parlor
1884, N Pennsylvania. LI-0223 Extends
seasons greetings.
DUFFIN'S SERVICE AND GARAGE-475
WRrman-av. Extends sincere season S
greetings.
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BALLARD ICE CREAM.
None Better "

N BATEMAN g. SON GARAGE. 427 Z.
Ohio. RI-8l87. "a hours. RI-ll26.
BERRY LUNCHROOM. 124 N. Penn-st.,
Extends Holiday Greeting to Every one.
BUCKLEY &. KARNEs MOTOR SERVICE.
953 r. Penn-6t Rl-88l6.
BEhU.rIBOB SHOPS and all the girls Ex-
tend Hcartiest Season Greetings.
BuEsCHER- Florist. SOB E. southern-av
Just south Of Garfield Park. Greetings
BALLARD BEAUTY SHOP-I2l9 N. War
man BE-3950-W Permanent waves.
BARNARD. GEORGE M.-Extends heartIest
holiday greetings.
BARNETT BOTTLE Co-l24 w. McCartv-
tt Extends heartiest greetings TO every
one
Di Plumbdrs. MorTy Christmas. HapDY New
Year.
BEN DAVIS COAL CO.. the Home of King
Coal" BE0920.
BERRY. J. F.--Berrv Pharmacy 1902 N.
Senate. LI-0724. Prescriptions pnd drugs.
BIsEsI PAUL g. Commission mer-
chants. 2l3 E. MARYLAND. LI-955l.
BINGHAM g. BTNGKAM-815 circle Tower.
LI-540l. Extends seasons greetings
BoAz JR. SIGNS .o,,
40 Va. Ave. RI-624o,
BOREN EDWARD-Tnsurance and bonds.
sol Circle Tower Bldg. Merry Christmas,
Happy New Year.
BORING. ROGER v & ..Co.-536 ALchi-
tccts and Builders Building. Rl-3763.
BRINK's INC. -2O6 odd Fellow Bldg. IL
5494 Extends seasons greetings,
gROOKsTDF CIEANERS-2138 Brookside-
ay Extends hearuest seasons greetings
to everyone.
BROWN r. H-Traning stables. 46th
and Arlington. CH-2ll6.
THE BUILDING MATERIAL EXHIBIT
Architects and Builders Building Ri
1888
BuRKLE. E. F.-431-33 Mass-ay. Extends
greetings to everyone.
BUSKIRK. TOM-128 f. Court-st. Extends
holiday greetings to everyone.
BARRIERS UNION, NO PAT, 342 f, wash
ington RI-8964. extends healtiest sea-
sons greetings
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HENDREN PRINTING co.
407 Century Bldg. $3.50.
JOE HILL-Garage 212 W 18th. RI-3253
Extends Seasons Greetings.
HOLMES & HOLMES-Attornev 224 In.
surance Bldg, Merry Christmas to All
HOLMES. J, FRANK-Life Insurance
Estates, GIT HumeMansur. RI-l953.
/ HOOSIER MINT co. IS S. Ilinois-st. IL
SOTO. Christmas. New Year Greetings
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE EXCHANGE
{. Conner manager. 2439 Station-st eX-
tends seasons greetings.
HUGO MARTIN M, attorney. 4o4 In
diana Irust-bldg. RI-7036. extends greet
lngs.
HAMILTON. r. R.-Garfeld Radio and
ELECTRIC Service. 1901 S. Meridian DR.
5440.
HAUGHvILLE SUPER SERVICE STATION
Ola king-aY. Extends greetings to all
HEIDENREICH FLOWER sERvICE-since
1890. 1914 Apologize. DR-1800.
HOFFMAN OTTO V.-Manager rental dept
Marion County State Bank. LI-6354.
HoLLFNBECK WIRE AND IRON WORKS
-22i3 MassachusettS-av. HeartieSt yule-
tide greetings.
HOOSIER MATTERS. INC.-Factorv meth
% renoyators. 20 Kentucky-av. R1-8874.
HILLS SERVICE sTATIoN-3443 w. 18th
st. Open Is hours, BE-2827.
HUNTER. M. T. 81 soNs-Grocery. 1918
English-av. IR-o043.
HUMPHREY. II R.-Garage. Chevrolet
sales and service. Wanamaker. Holiday
greetings.
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TAMLER. Mr.. IRVING of Tuxedo Theater
1920 E. New York-st. Seasons Greetings
TAYLOR. D. O.. Grocer. S75s-6o N. Hist
Extends Greetings to Every One.
THELMA FULTZS BEAUTY SHOP. III
KanSas-st. DR-4446. Seasons Greeting
TALBOT MOTOR sERvICE-32o N. Talbot.
Extends everyone hapDiest season S
greetings.
TAYLOR MEAT MARKET-79f Indiana
av. Happv holiday greetings to al.
TETER-Makes the clothes. Clothes make
the man. Goa State Life.
TRUEBLOOD. l. E.-Insurance. real estate
S2S Iemcke Bldg RI-4346
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FARMERS DRUG STORE 2l2e Brookside
CH-4345, Extends Heartlest Season S
GREETINGS.
FAUST g. FAUST. Attorneys. zoos Inland
Bldg. Ll-5449. Extends Greetings.
FILLENwARTH. EDWARD J.-Attorney.
1914 Merchants Bank Bldg. RI-S505
Extends Greetings.
FANCHER. FRED-Grocer 1901 Klnr-ay
Extends best wishes for 1886
FARB MR. LASKEY-I W MARYLAND
Extends seasons greetings
FARM INSURANCE.. M Friend. as N
Delaware-st. RI-954s
THE 5 MINUTE SHoP-3l s Illinois RI
0si6. Hats cleaned blocked
FOPPIANO. JOE-Professionai hondsman
81 S. Alabama Merry Christmas. Happy
New Xear.
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ACME MONON COAL &C. l0l5 z. 28th-st.
HE-l3sl
ADVANCE PRINTING CO. 522 E. Illinois
st. Merry Christmas Happy New Year.
Maryland 2f-hour service. RI-4I3l.
ARNEY II V. Radio service 1851 Broad
way. HE-2ll6 extends seasons greetings.
APOLLO RESTAURANT ". MARYLAND.
Extends seasons greetings.
A. A. EANERs-Mrs Esteile Aber-
cromb.c Mgr 139 Z. 22d. TA-ii07.
ADAMS PLATING cOMPANY-l38 ".
l0'h-s.. Extends seasons greetings 10 all.
ANDERSON. JOHN-PIumblng and Heat
inC 656 FairAeld-aY Greetings 10
everyone
APPRECIATE MOTOR coz w llth-st.
Extends heartiest greetings TO all.
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INDIANAPOLIS PLATING co. 425 w. YER
mont-st. Job plating. Joyous Season S
Greetings.
INDIANAPOLIS METAL SPINNING CO.
Herman Group, Mgr. 1883 Barth-av.
Seasons Greetings"
IDEAL TOOL 81 DIE Co.-561 N. Tacoma.
Extends heartiest seasons greetings.
INDIANA GEAR WORKS-1458 E. 10th.
Extends heartiest greetings to all.
INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY-800 E. Market. Wishes all sea-
sons greetings
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SILENT SALESMAN CO, INC, 2s6 E. New
York-st, LI-1874. Yuletide Greetings.
SPENCER HOUSE CAFE, 248 s. Hist.
Extends Holiday Greetings to ALL
STAHL, KARL v.-Plumbing Co. s27 S,
GEO. ?. Stockton PHARMAcY. 72s w.
New York. RI-0S64, Extends Season s
Greetings.
sCHANKE, PRINTING Co.-263 Transpor-
taton- bldg. Merry Christmas, Happy
New Year"
SCHNITzELBANK INN 1921 virgnia-av.
DR-2813. Extends Heartiest Season S
Greetings.
SALVATION ARMY
"a s. Capitol-av RI-9275
SERVICE HEATING CO.-1623 W. Morris
Extends greetings to everyone.
sCHUsTER COAL CO.
902 Troy-av. DR-3000
344 N, Walcott. Extends greetings
soBoL SHOE REPAIR
80 Ky.-av. RI-l63l
SPARKS, MR.. q MRS, M T.-1723 Mont
calm-st. Cinders. stone. gravel.
STAIR. MR.. JoE-of 1877 S. nlinois-st
Extend heartlest seasons greetings.
STATE LIFE CIGAR sTAND-Lobbv State
Life, Sid EaSley LI-0254.
sTEGEMEIER. RICHARD-of stegemeier
Grill ia N. Pennsylvania. LOLA.
Extends greetings.
STEWART. MR. Observation-Disclosures
Recorder. 518 1noiana-av. Extends sea-
sons greetings.
SHEETS. MR.-Niftv Cleaners. RI-6sss
1924 Central-av. Holiday greetings.
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GOOD, Mr., A B $50 N Mcrldian-st. Ex-
tends Seasons Greeting to All.
GOLDSTEIN. CHARLES -rlnnIns fur
mace repairing 1910 8 Mcridian-St DR.
1881. Seasons Greetings"
GWTNN f A-Groccr 1924 Fwinc-st
Extends seasons greetings 20 everyone
GAUSS. RMAh-Autom0bile service.
/ GERLACH. C. F-Grocer 344 w wash
lngton-st. Best wishes to friends.
customers.
/ GOODYEAR SERVICE CO -627 Della
ware. RI-I436. 242l N MerIdi&n TA-03o3
/ GOTTEMOLLER JOHN $3.50 Cornelius
aY WA-i485. Extends heartieSt season S
greetings
GREEN EARL-Garage General auto
repairing 500 E llth-st. RI-S884
ROY GOODPASTURE-Rav only
Good Grocery. WA-4669
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NATIONAL BEVERAGE CO. INC. 42e
Madison. LI7363 Extends Season S
Greetings.
NEWMAN. j. HARRY-Frut Market 602
N. New Jersey. Extends Greetings.
NIFTY CLEANERS-1124 Central Fred
Sheats. manager. Happy Seasons
Greetings.
NOBLE BROS. Cleaners and Tailors. sO5
N. Delaware, RI-8ll7, Extends Greetings.
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REID MACHINE CO. 825 Massachusetts,
av. Extends HeartieSt Greetings to
Every One.
RIFLE, DIR. BERTRAM-2719 E. Wash
ington-st. Extends heartiest greetings
to all
ROOSEVELT CLEANERS-Wm. G. Wheel
iIsg. 1898 Roosevelt. CH-1638.
ROTH LOUIS R.-Grocerv and market.
2455 E, Washington. Extend holiday
greetings.
EUdH. IRENE-Beauty shop, 526 N. La
Salle-st Extend happy seasons greetings.
RI-2347-Let us renovate or make YOUR
mattress into a modern tnnerspring.
Holiday greetings.
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MEsSMER. JACK G.-83s Arch. a. Bldrs
Bldg. RI-2233. CH-2233 Seasons greet
ings.
MIDWAY LUNcHROoM-522 N. Illinois.
Merry Christmas. HappY New Year.
MILBURN. B C.-Grocer 1851 z. Min
neSota-st Extend holiday greetings.
MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO.
$40 S. Delaware-st, LI-6270. Mr.
Moore. Mgr,
MODEL LAUNDRY-6l4 E Ohio LI-i433
Extend heartieSt greetings to all.
MOOTz. FREDERICK-Right Plating
Works 642 Z. Ohio. Greetings to eY-
erYone,
NORRIS PHARMACY-164l villa-av. DR.
1910. Prescriptions speciality.
MOsSLER. JESSE J.-Insurance Co. 1905
Fletcher Trust. Extend greetings to all.
MURPHY. M F-Poultry and Fish
Market. $40 Ind. RI-0l20. Greetings.
MUSICIANS REPAIR sHoP-119 Pembroke
Arcade LI-3656. Extends heartiest sea-
sons greetings.
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PRINCESS PAT BEAUTY SHOPPE 100
Union II-6874 Extends Seasons
Greetings.
PERKINS. REGISTERED PoDIATR1sT
7l2 Odd Fellow Bldg LI-0359
PINNELL LUMBER Co-5201 winthrop-av
Heartiest vuletide greetings to all.
PROSPECT PHARMACY-A. j. Neumier
1881 Prospect-st. DR-1566.
THE PADDLE CLUB-814 Test Bldg Best
wishes to friends and patrons.
PARIS CLEANERS-2211 E. Wash.-st. CHI
1850. Holiday greetings to all.
PEARL CLARK-1225 N. Alabama. RI-2049
HeartieSt seasons greetings.
PURITY CONE & PRETZEL CO.-2648
Northwestern-a BEST Holiday Wishes"
PEERLESS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
wholesale supplies. 122 S. Meridian-st,
Holiday greetings.
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KATHLEENS BEAUTY SHOPPE, 755
NASSAU. LI-7015. Extends Heartiest
Seasons Greetings.
KELLER g. STURDEvANT GARAGE, $50
Pierson. RI-0l80. Extends Season S
Greetings.
KASTAN'S BAKERY. INC-8ls s. Me-
ridian. Extends heartiest greetings to all.
KELLY, MR. & MRS o. D.-Grocers.
Clermont. Extend greetings.
KELSO. R. E.-Repairs fine watches and
clocks. 1887 N. Illinois. RI-3o82.
KENsLER. JOHN T.-Grocer. 4833 E. New
York. 1R-0042. Extends seasons greet
ings.
KLAzMER. MAX-Grocer. 1870 w S4th-
St Extend seasons greetings to every
KLEE & COLEMAN BoTTLING CO.
Distributors of Falls CITY Hi-Bru.
kahn. PAUL-Garage. 1885 E. st. joe IL
1918 Extends Seasons Heartiest Greet
lngS
KNEIPER.. DIR. w. J.-11o8H shelby-st.
Extend heartest greetings to all.
KOEHLER BROS. F. W.-Pendleton Pike.
Best wishes for the HOLIDAYS.
A COMPLETE NORGE sToRE-Charles
koehrlng. S82 Va.-ay. DR-l417.
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EDISON CORP-Tndiana distrs WAYNE &.
Hardlnge oil burners observation-disclosures
StokerS 29l4 Z. amidst. Extends Sea-
Sor'S Greetings.
TSKENAzI & MoRDOH COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. 406 E South. LI-9534
Opposite S. S, Market,
ECONOMY. AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
ais w. Michigan. LI-123i
EDWARDS w. Engineering Co. 2240
Alyord-st. Extends seasons greetings.
ELLIS TRUCKING co -ll36 S. Harding
st BE-l525. Happiest seasons greetings.
ELLWANGER-E ELECTRIC CO.-26Oo W
MichiCan-st. Extends best OF holiday
greetings.
ENGLAND. D P.-Groeer SOS Lexington
ay. Merry Christmas. Happy New Year.
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JACOBS BROS, Funeral Directors. L.
$3.50, 1907 N. West-st. Greetings.
JETTs GARAGE. General Auto Rebuild
ing: motor service. SIT N, Talbot. IL
0972.
JAMES, WALTER-Grocer Extends heart
lest greetings to all his customers.
JAPANESE ART sTORE-27 E. Ohio.
RI1908. F. OROURKE.
JOHNS BUTTERWORTH CO.-General
book binding. 1875 e. Market. LI-7016.
JULIAN GOLDMAN UNION sToRE-118
N. Pennslvlvania-st, Extends heartiest
seasons greetings.
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ALBERT, REV. JOHN s.-Gethsemane
United Lutheran. Z. Mich. and Wallace
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UNITED SHADE CO.. 24o9 N. Meridian-st.
Extends Holiday Greetings to Every One.
UNDERWOOD TRANSFER COTS vir-
ginia-av. DR-02l2. Extends heartiest
seasons greetings.
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continued throughout childhood.
Enamel consists primarily Of
calcium, a mineral found abund-
antly in milk. For this reason
pregnant mothers are urged by
physicians to include plenty Of
milk in their diet. The child should
also have adequate quantities Of
milk; some authorities say at least
a quart a day.
In addition to milk, vitamins
are needed in the growth Of good,
disease resisting teeth, those known
as A. G and d. particularly the
latter. vitamin A Is found in suf-
ficient quantities in milk, butter
and other dairy yproducts. and in
many other foods. vitamin c Is
best obtained from tomato or Or
ange juice, and from green leafy
uncooked vegetables. vitamin d
comes to us naturally through sun
light, II we permit the light to
shine on our bare skin. But In the
winter months. and during the
year round for young children, It
should also be supplied In such
vitamin-rlch foods as cod liver oil,
eggs and vitamin- enriched milk.
"Good luck and good teeth"
will be the subject of DR.. Wisan's
next article.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-28
MYaS 5 .(UlzI,N!<>-.T;!:;A1::!;.N
hasAz9 BY NARD JONES R,s NEA Service -
o R,s NEA Service. 10


ers seemed to be carrying 1t as
refrain.
In the late afternoon of another
day the big transport plane
zoomed into the quiet valley which
harbored Crest Lake, and when 10
saw the familiar green, and then
in the distance an edge of blue
lake, she felt new hope surge
through her. The very fact that
lake was as she remembered 1t
seemed somehow to mean that
Bret was still alive.
Nothing faster than a transport
plane reaches the little Crestmont
airport. Nothing faster will reach
it for a long time to come. Yet to
10, in those last few minutes, the
big ship seemed woefully slow. 1t
circled carefully, for the airport
was not large and the trees sur
rounding 1t were an ever-present
hazard to the pilots. But at last
10 felt the undercarriage bouncing
against the earth. She was ready
and waiting when the door was
opened and she saw the portable
steps beneath her feet.
Alighting, she expected to see
Douglas Marsh, or at least one of
the house boys from the Inn. To
her establishment, neither was in
sight, and she picked up her bags
and started for the little building,
hoping she would find a for-hire
car parked nearby.
Suddenly she stopped, and one
of the bags fell heavily beside her.
Bret Paul was walking to meet
her. erect and smiling!
Bret! Oh, Brett" Invol-
UNFAIRLY she ran toward him, put
her hands against his chest as
though to make certain 1t was
really he.
"Hello, Jo." He grinned down
at her.
"Bret-how did you get we'll so
soon? What was wrong?"
He looked into her eyes a mo-
ment. IT guess It's safe to tell you.
l wasn't Ill at ALL"
"You-weren't ill?"
Nope. Sound as a dollar-gold
standard" he told her jovially.
whats wrong? You seem disap-
pointed.
"Of course I'm glad" 10 told
him. But I don't understand.
Marsh's wire"
"Oh, I sent that wire."
you sent it?" 10 searched his
face, certain that he wasn't serious.
Bret nodded. "Sure. Marsh
didn't have anything to do with 1t
at all, 10. You see, IL you cared
anything for me I wanted to get
you out Of Hollywood, away from
Fragonet. I figured the wire would
show me whether you cared-and
that IL you did care It would get
you out of Hollywood" t..
He smiled down at her, appar-
emily pleased with his trick. But
there was no answering smile on
10 Darien's face.
Bret are you telling me
the truth? Was that really how
got the wire?"
sure
JOS face was ashen. Bret,
think 1t was the most despicable
trick that's ever been played on
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ity, lack of self confidnece. They
are both causes and products of
your feeling of self-hood.
3. Prof Edward l.. Thorndike,
psychologist, tried to find out what
reople meant by the expression, II
wouldn't do II for a million" He
learned, as reported In Diterary
Digest. that the average woman he
examined would abandon all hope
of Immortality for $40, whereas
a man would not give up this hipe
for less than $1,000. (The men were
jobl- y The average woman would
try cannabalism for $1.s75.000 pro-
vided she had good newspaper
publicity. but her brother would
not take less than 6O,00O,OOO.
Thus women seem TO be the more
adventurous. However. woman, he
found In also the ''gentler sex" since
the men would choke a eat 10
death Or stick pig for $500
whereas their sisters required
100000. Ae
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/. Far more. Insurance compa-
niles have immense resources and
spare no expense to run down
crimes in which they are involved.
Even If the crime be a minor one.
Il sets precedent and they set
going their vast agencies that new
err slumber or sleep" Better choose
some other line of crime IL you
want TO play safe.
2. This Is much like the ques-
zion are merely fear Of others, are
cimpIy parts of the many elements
out Of which self-consciousness is
made. The consciousness of your
self arises from your contacts with
whether the egg o. the hen came
1rsf. TImidity and bashfulness,
which other things and people.
when you fear this self will not
,ncasuro up to the expectations OF
Others. or what you imagine are
their expectations, then you have
AHe febIinnN of bakhfulness. timld-
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mated the painted area turns black
in O few hours. While the test Is
being made you must avoid ex-
posture to lead fumes or dust.
Dwindling
have taken up the Design for
Dwindling' and have been re-
ducing 2 or 8 pounds week with
out difficulty. have craving
for lemons. Is one or two q day
too much for the good of ones
health? How many calories should
an active woman consume per
day? Is. d. O.
Answer-Copy Of Design for
Dwindling" sent for ten cents coin
and stamped addressed envelope.
Lemons are all right. Active wo-
man needs perhaps 5000 to $500
calories daily. On we'll balanced
regimen she may consume 1000
to 1900 daily.
Copyright 1885, John +. Ollie Coz
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do know. Be honest with your
self and with others.
4. No one, whether school
child, teacher, worker or executive,
has moral right to associate in
timately with other persons when
he has cri or an alleged Simple
cold"
s. To ignore the cri in the hope
that II will not prove serious Is
perhaps a fair gamble for an adult
whose life is not worth much, but
It Is unjustifiable where the life
of q child Is concerned.
The history of this tragic
case reflects upon the ability of
the doctor who first saw the child.
Evidently he acquiesced in the
treacherous notion that It was "just
an ordinary cold" Unfortunately
some doctors still believe there is
such an entity as a cold" though
no doctor can define It or give an
intelligent view of Its nature or
cause.
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Just an Ordinary Cold Proves
Child seven years Of age sue
cumbed to diphtheria in hospital,
scarcely "a hours after having
been brought there by the par
ents. On entering hospital the
the child was cyanotic (blue or
dusky), lips blanched, gasping and
fighting for breath. In the emer-
gency q tube had to be placed in
the larynx to give the child some
air. The history given by the
parents was e.
Pay particular attention to this,
you parents, teachers and es-
pecially children who read this
story.
The parents said the child had
been all right until the night be-
fore, when they noticed he could
not breathe properly. They had
called q doctor who prescribed for
the child and instructed the par
ents to call him IL the child was
not better in two hours. The doc
tors medicine seemed to induce
slight vomiting, after which the
child seemed better, SO the parents
had not called the doctor again
until next morning. When the doc
tor arrived he saw the child was
in a desperate state and rushed
him to the hospital for intuba.
ton.
Besides inserting the tube in the
throat, the hospital physician gave
the child Immediately 10000 units
Of antitoxin In the ordinary way
and 10000 units In dextrose solu-
ton directly into the vein.
Now on closer questioning the
child's father said the boy had
been suffering with just an ordin-
airy cold for several days, but as no
had not seemed feverish and kept
at play and at school, the parents
had paid little attention to 1t. Oh.
yes, the child's voice had be-
come hoarse too, but still the par
ents thought 1t was just an or
binary cold, and indeed they had
not thought Of having medical adj
vice until they noticed the difficult
breathing.
should like to repeat a few
things / have said many times be-
fore, and leave you to draw your
own moral.
1. There is no such condition
as a common cold" Ordinary
cold," "slight cold" bad cold" or
just a "cold".
2. An honest name for 1t. when
you don't know what is develop
ing, Is CRI (kree), which means
common respiratory infection.
8. Diphtheria, measles. scarlet
fever, influenza, infantile paralysis,
meningitis, tonsillitis. pneumonia.
branchitis, tuberculosis, coryza-of
course you don't know and prob
ably even doctor can't tell in
the early hours precisely shat is
developing. Call 1t cri, until you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Luncheon for Two

I drink two cups Of linseed tea,
(made by stepping one hour pint
Of water with two tablespoonfuls
linseed meal, 1 lemon, 4 teaspoon
fuls sugar) and eat two Swiss
cheese sandwiches every afternoon
at 1880. Is Is injurious? GO. w. b.
Gagged 7S).
Answer-1t is not injurious, but
sounds enough for two. May drop
In and help you dispose Of 1t some
afternoon? I could manage the
sandwiches while you drink the
flaxseed tea, or IL you prefer you
may take the tea while I deal with
the sandwiches.
Lead Poisoning
My doctor wonders whether my
trouble may be due to chronic
lead poisoning from my work i.
70 utold OF test by painting
something on the skin (R.
M. NJ
Answer-Paint a carefully
cleansed area of the skin with a
solution Of one-eighth ounce of
pure crystals of lead suiphide
(Which are colorless, transparency
in one-half ounce OF distilled wa
ter. If excess OF lead is being elm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-28
GLORIFYINo
YOURSELF


''To have really lovely skin,
translucent and young looking, a
woman always must rernove-and
I mean thoroughly remove - all
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says Kay Francis, one Of the most
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"of course, there are times dur.
ing the day or evening when
nose gets shiny and has to be
busted with powder. But this
should be done seldom and as lit
tie powder as possible should be
used.
"At all other times, q girl must
take Off her old makeup before
putting on q new layer. think
liquor preparation that cleans
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have a place in every fastidious
woman's pocketbook.
TN my own handbag I carry
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cleanser which / can use at q mo.
ment's notice. Then, with one
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case containing powder, rouEe- and
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fresh makeup as quickly and in
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than I could repair the old. I be-
lieve the first rule in good groom
ing should be never to wear make
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This advice is not only extremely
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low. Putting on layer after layer
Of powder and rouge grinds dust
and dirt into the pores and gives
the skin a rather grayish, un-
healthy look. It behooves every
woman who values her appearance
to carry cleanser and q few
pieces Of clean cotton in her bag.
when rouge looks faded and pow
der has disappeared in spots, re-
moval Of old and application Of
new cosmetics is the ideal pro.
cedure.