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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Women supposed smoke the street" This young
woman 10 have made just complaint
Instead of pronounce many feel
the should pronounce
Name of Arcadia Cal who raises champion laying
hens viii Hatch The ability lay unusual number of
inherited trait heard anybody who sold
hens furnishing buyers with pedigree of the bird.
have such and demonstration of
affection exhibited Occasion call from the
veterinarian who nued dog through serious illness
and saved his life You can't beat dog for gratitude and
Numbering his friends.
ssVOURE ONLY YOUNG TWICE" book of very
practical advice their tores who want
make appear they their thrties Everything going
nicely for
Now have a Singleton Mich
DO home and feet table you
relax and think ber:" asks subscriber Why home
do that sir just my desk the office and
have been doing il for years.
Organization Of office employees known the executive
have dance which member
boss and his wife Must be interesting when
private secretary and his wife gaze
pACIEL CROTHERS, Playwright. Has written hits
~ any alive.
THE Heart Of Paddy Whack which Chauncey Ocott starred
and My Wild Irish Rose" and "A Little Bit of Heaven
Dropped From the Sky One Day"
Lillian tDimples) Walker. One of first of the film idols
Lillian is married doctor and lives New York Nearly
all film stars partial doctors when matrmony
But don't know why?
Next time see Irene Dunno Caudee Colbert I
ask them hearts
and hands of cinema celebrities have
DR. Sanford A. Moss engineer who developed superharger
which made possible the altitude
airpane wish Doctor Moss and other
something that would make arplane
weapon.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

siSt, and the other, recluSe in
the mountains. who insisted on
living on crackers and salt pork.
In fact. the condition is so
rare that Boston surgeon who
wanted 10 study the effect OF
scurvy on wound healing had 10
go on a scurvy-producing diet
himself.
Chemists have devils d a
method now of determining the
amount of Vitamin c. the lack
OF which causes scurvy, in the
blood. The Boston surgeon used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

a half inches long over the skin
of the back after he had been
on the diet three months, but
no defect IN wound healing was
observed.
At the end Of six months an
other inciSion was made in
corresponding position on the
other side OF the back. This was
found not 10 heal within
reasonable period of time, and
the conclusion was reached that
in surgical patients il is well 10
be certain that a good level 81
Vitamin c is present in the
blood before operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

citrus fruits
il is among
the rarest OF
diseases.
/ in X I
h a We on Y
s 2 p n [ W q
cases in my
life one was
in a man who
insi ed on
remaining on
a strict Sippy
diet for ulcer
OF the stom-
ach for sew
eral ye RS
after he was
advised 10 de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
FATAL MISTAKE

And that was a fatal mis-
take. since Bug-nose possessed
a weapon he used rarely, but
which twice or three, perhaps,
in a lifetime, got him out OF
a deadly ENHANCEMENT
His spurs
The big bird turned him
over again. The beak struck
twice ferociouSly where Bug
nose had no briStles at all.
Then IL happened.
The queer front legs. spoon
clawed and meant for digging.
unfolded and reached up sud-
denly. They clamped about
the surprised cassowary's
neck, Just behind the head.
And then they held on in
eXorably, even when the
alarmed meddler yanked his
neck upward. uttered an
alarmed squawk much differ
ent from his proud booming,
and tried 10 shake free of the
Ciinglng creature.
NECK NOT FREE
The neck was not free now.
II could not get away from
the clinging seven pounds of
echidna.
And the little beast up
there, getting a sudden, swift
ride through the malice scrub
as the cassowary really got
scared. not only held that
neck in a tight embrace. but
its hind legs got busy in
frightful fashion.
They were squirting into the
big birds neck.
Like a gamecock squirting a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

we can't. For somehow. in spite of all the
terrible headlines, il doesn't seem real.
The taxes mount. The strikes increase.
Junior goes marching off with the draft
We worry. We weep. We complain. And
yet it doesn't actually seem real. The war
doesn't seem real. The strikes don't seem
real. America, itself, doesn't seem real.
The whole affair doesn't get through to
where we live
This isn't because we're stupid people
or bad people or a disloyal people. Its
simply because -we-ve-bee a comfortable
and compiacent people for too long.
We've taken ourselves and country and
our good fortune for granted for too long.
Other countries and their varied mis-
fortunes have been like bad dreams to us
bad dreams that could never happen
TO us.
Only lately, slowly and reluctantly, are
we awakening TO the fact that these things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

nationals that high principles will unless make
them living
IN SHORT Americans have been ndugng beautiful
pipe dream and will end pile Of unless something
awakens time
That's why want to tell about certain book today
Dorsha Hayes THE AMERICAN PRIMER For all
need jolt of that dream of compaency and
There's nothing about THE AMERICAN PRIMER It's
simply fresh the principles which
America based and for which should still But,
reading realizes perhaps for the how much those
principles and what terrible price they
1t enough that America her freedom onceshe
must winning it.
NOR THAT IS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN AMERICANA
WHAT 1T MEANS TO BE AN AMERICAN" is the gist
Of Dorsha Hayes brief book. profound
it's simple a First Reader
But the best medicine I've found the profound
inertia the deadly the diseased complacency of
the modern
invaded by stupidity vanity
intolerance CHASTITY selfsatisfaction Unless
change these things will destroy far speedily and horribly
than enemys hordes.
Read Dorsha Hayes book Bring home tonight with
loaf of bread and pound OF round spread the
table your children listen Let il tell
them how heritage still be let
make them feel cheapness they have reduced that
heriance
MAKE AMERICA REAL ONCE MORE . BRING IT BACK
INTO YOUR HOME.
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misery, with perhaps a fatality
at the end.
Bug-noSe unrolled slowly.
He got up and shambled
toward a black hole beyond
the dune, his deep burrow
home.
But he had to pass a laced
thicket of golden waffle; and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
FINE-MONTH DIET

He remained on the diet for
five months. al which time the
first signs Of scurvy appeared,
which consisted Of small hem
orThages around the hair fol-
licles OF the legs.
There vas some lasSitude and
fatigue in the fourth and fifth
months and marked fatiguability
only began in the sixth month.
The Vitamin c went out Of the
blood entirely in AZ days and,
therefore. no trace was in the
body at the end OF 122 days. but
still actual signs Of scurvy did
not appear until the fifth month.
The surgeon who was expert
menting on himself had another
surgeon make a wound two and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
NOT EASY TO PRODUCE

The feature that is interesting
10 me in the experiments is that
il really is possible 10 produce
scurvy in an adult but il is by
no means easy.
Not only does Vitamin c def
cheney seem to interfere with
the healing of wounds. but IL
also predisposes towards post
operative pneumonias.
Other researches indicate that
healing in tuberculosis is aided
by a high level of Vitamin c.
The healing of tuberculosis in
the lungs is characterized by the
formation of connective tissue
and observations on the action
of Vitamin c indicate that il
exerts most Of its effect upon
the fibers of connective tissue.
II is. therefore. reasonable 10
assume that in order TO produce
healing in tuberculosis, Vitamin
c should be exhibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

THE dingo was acting pc
Il cularly Yes. even for
dingo. which is the wild dog
of New South WaleS-and not
.oveThurdened with brains.
Here in the sparse malice
scrub was a shifting dune Of
sand. The nervous dingo ran
the whole length Of the dune,
yipplng eagerly. His red
tongue Slavered. II had Been
days since he had caught
living prey.
The hunter whined with dis
appointment Hot scent still
came 10 him. but there was
absolutely no quarry in sight.
Unrealizing, ne had come 10
within 90 inches Of The strange
animal he hunted--and to
within exactly that distance
Of death.
He had no ciimmef OF the
latter fact. That he could
learn only from experience;
and naturally would not profit
much in that case.
HUNTS HOT SCENT
Now the dingo concentrated
on localiziHgg The het-Scent--
Painting. thirsty, famished and
obeSsed with that tantalizing
aroma, he kept At il until at
last he found something which
made his foppy ears perk
forward.
The surface OF the side Of
the dune was un d u lating
slowly, The creature he
hunted was there under the
sand!
OF course the dingo dug.
Sand flew back from his front
paws. and he made small.
whimpering sounds of starved
eaGernesS.
Dul OuhlN tllOuSll' n NloNt
observer would have noted
that after 10 full minutes of
digging. the wild dog WAS no
nearer his moving quarry.
In fact, the SubterTanean
creature was steadily moving
away. The hunted was a
better digger than the hunter
After 20 minutes more the
dingo backed out of the trench
he had eXcavated. completely
exhausted
A full two yards further on
the sand quaked.
The unknown was plugging
steadily along
He could do that all day
and all night: and there was
no animal in the world equip
ped TO beat him in a stern
chase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Or. Clendening WI answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

rTERE pleasant little that will give you message
II every day a numerical puzzle designed to spell out
vor fortune Count the letters your the number
subtract II the number Is less ah
add The result number Start at the upper LETT
and check one OF your KEY
numbers right the the letters under
checked figures give you o-</
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

NeStEa'e
MY system of PLAYING the races on
paar days gives me FIVE winners in eight
races on good days seven or eight winners
in eight races. DO YOU want me To tell II
Ia you?" A-No. sir With a system like
that / would win too much money. And
am afraid if I have alot of money will
get into mischief Or somebody Will want
10 kidnap me.
Q-"Are you biz hoy on the tall side"
Are you a light or dark Have you little
hair or a lot? DO you wear spectacles?"
Ann "A big boy on the tall side
dark GET TWO ha1Tcuts week and wear no
spectacles.
sXIHY don't men stop nagging women
" about smoking at lunch counters?"
asks feminine client "A man can light
I'M "A cigaret leave the counter and GO out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

this method 10 test his blood
daily 10 see how rapidly his
Vitamin c was depleted on
diet totally deficient in Vitamin
{ foOdS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Elsie Robinson
A Book That Makes America Real

THESE bewderng days for most of We know that
- frghtfu things happening. We know should be
alarmed about them should do something about them But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

rubbing its neck against the
boles of gum trees, in vain.
Then on and on in the last
run this bully of bird ever
would make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

may happen that made
nationals that high principles will unless make
them a living issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
Legal Notices

keliar Bisdsali, Estste-Hearing Claims
November 3, 19l1.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County of Maccmb.
At . session Of said Court held at the
Probate Office In the City of Mt Glenn
ems. in said County. on the 9Th day Of
August 1884,
Present. Honorable Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Kellar
Birdsall. Ment. Incomp. Person.
II appearing to the Court that the time
for presentation OF the claims against
said estate should be limited and that
time and place be appointed to receive,
examine and adjust ell claims and de-
mands against said incompetent by and
before said Court:
II Is Ordered. That creditors Of said
incompetent are required to preAcnt their
claims to said Court At said Probate
ycmber 1871. at nine o'clock In the fore
noon. said time and place being hereby
appointed for the examination and cd
justment Of oil claims and demands
against said incompetent.
II II Further Ordered. That public no.
tice thersof b given By publication Of .
copy Of thio order. once In each week for
three weeks consecutively. previous 20
said day Of hearing. In the Daily Moni-
tor. Q Newspaper printed and circulated
JosEPH " rRoMBLY
Judge Of Probate.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
AUG. lt-2i-19-MON.
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> ,BARBS
Whichever Goes Up-!

When two men return from q
fishing trip the Ash are divided
and their weight multiplied.
There's more than just fun in
flying kites. They make people
look up!
ALL of the people acting fool
ish aren't acting.
Tax boosting helps bolster the
nations defense. At least it gets
some people up in arms.
Scientist says man is run by
electricity. Some wives could
give him a good argument.
The same love that makes the
whole world 60 around just
makes the young folks park.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
ing with Rod Porter, No. 2 man
on the Briar Hill polo team.

ing with Rod Porter, No. 2 man
on the Briar Hill polo team.
mot a very good stunt, this
dancing business, for gents who
play round-robin polo tourna-
ment in two days." Rod said.
Dugan laughed. you're right.
We won't be able to climb aboard
a horse. With seven teams en-
tered, how many games do you
think the winner will eventually
play?"
about three" Porter guessed
Unless there's bye somewhere
along the line. Anyway, we
ought to beat that Spring Noun
tain outfit tomorrow morning"
Dugan nodded absently. He
had just noticed Barbara and
Larry walking off the terrace
toward the garden.
From within the clubhouse, the
melodic throbbing of the orches-
ira floated out through the open
windows. He could hear the
laughter and all the sounds in
the night which spoke of care
free gaiety.
Dugan knew suddenly that he
was going to miss much of this
On Monday he would leave for
Oklahoma. Oklahoma and the
black dirt and the still blacker
gold which rushed and gushed
from the ground.
1t was good to think of that
too, because that was his life and
he loved it.
His reverie was broken as an
other sweet young thing grab
bed his arm.
This is our dance, but don't
want to Dance" she walled.
"C'mon. show me the garden and
the MOON"
He tried to protest but she
dragged him off down the walk.
Isn't this gorgeous" his COM
panion breathed, but Dugan
didn't notice.
All he saw was Larry Grover
and Barbara Behind a silvery
birch tree.
Barbara was in Larry's arms
and he was kissing her.
(To be Continued)
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TOMORROW MORNING g A. M TO II NOON

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There had to be q reorganization
but things were in q mess. Ir
order to swing it he had to gel
an awful lot done in q very short
time. There was no one he coulo
trust .. until his son remember.
ed Dugan."
Uncle Hank sat down beside
Barbara. We'll, substantially
that's the story. Dugan COULDN'T
turn down his old roommate, and
he didn't dare breathe a word to
anyone. Circumstances just put
him smack in the middle and
we, like fools, jumped to conclu.
SiOnS."
"And I guess we jumped too
far and too fast. she admitted.
He looked at her quizzically.
You like him?"
Hes frightfully handsome,
but he's too superior for his own
good. ! like men to be superior
but like them more like--like,
well, like Larry Grover. He's a
superior type, too, but at least
hell bend once in q while"
Uncle Hank chuckled. You're
going to the country club dance
with Grover Friday night, aren't
you? How about Dugan?"
Hes Staging -. as usual.
And as usual he probably will
need bodyguard to protect him
from the sweet young things"
"Oh, I daresay he'll manage to
break away to dance with you at
least once" Uncle Hank told her.
THAT Is. IL you don't wear that
'keep-your-d distance look you
usually have whenever he's in
the ROOM"
She wanted 10 lsugh. II only
Uncle Hank knew what had hap
pened last weekend.
Dugan brushed . spot of pow
der off his white jacket--pow-
der which sweet young thing"
had deposited while dancing
and leaned on the veranda rail-
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Something jumped inside of
her--something she knew wasn't
supposed to happen to. her. She
laughed nervously. quite a
speech for you."
She turned to the stove, well
this is where we came in. How
about the eggs?"
I'm not hungry any more" he
said. Maybe we'd better 60 to
bed"
She couldn't help saying what
she did. It was too perfect q spot.
Beating q retreat, Ell, before
you do irreparable damage to
YOURSELF"
His mouth set for an instant.
Don't worry about me. recover
fast from something that isn't
good for me-
To Barbara il was like walking
smack into a door in the dark.
Barbara hardly saw Dugan
during the next four days. Once
he practiced with Larry's Briar
Hill polo team. Most of the time
he spent in New York with
Uncle Hank.
Uncle Hank came back from
New York alone on Wednesday
night.
"Dugan's having dinner with
some people tonight, Barbara"
he said, drawing her to q chair.
"Sit down. ! want to tell you
something"
He took her hand in both of
his. II found out today what's at
the bottom of this Midwest Oil
business
z "Yes7" she said eagerly.
Chap by the name of Bert
Lipscomb was Dugan's roommate
II school. Pretty close room
uAates. I cumberland. Well, Bert's
1ather = president Of Midwest.
There was m attempt to squeeze
Old Man Lipscomb out Of the
company, but he found it out Just
II time.
Then he had to work fast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

LESSONS IN LOVE
BY JERRY BRONDFlELD
NJ AIS

S3ln8tuAY: staaliag on the edge
e9y Gpeves's swtnming pool, BAR
80 tariel tuto the water. Dugan
eND1ne ~ Nss jnss collecting his golf
~ 1a6Gss nltSr eyeeyens else IL In bed.
1S1ofA eaSs sS6Ads coming from the
h1tehen. She Investigates, finds Dugan
propaSsng . late snack. After breaking
9 papsr bag and frightening Dugan.
barbara b elasped In his strong arms
sn1 finds herself kissing him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
TOMORRCW AFTERNO ON II NOON TO S p. M

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DUGAN is CLEARED
CHAPTER X

Barbara dung to Dugan for a
few seconds longer after he had
released the pressure of his arms
She tried 70 collect her thoughts.
Duehn Blake had kissed her
and she had returned his kiss.
Why? -. Why? :. she. asked
herself over again.
AZ abruptly, as he had taken
her In hts arms, he left her and
went over to straddle q chair. His
tnce was expressionless.
"Aceordihg TO the book, I'm
supposed to ray something melo-
dramatic, like i shouldn't have
done that Well. whether I
should or shouldn't have Is a
nnoot point. Ibid 1t for only one
reaeon. I'm always doing what
ny inpuses dictate, and I sud-
dgnlZ Got IN impulse to kiss you
m Sslt disappointed. "oh, is
MT the reason?v .y,I N
HI looksa ~ her sharply. Il
\ - -. For . minute. !"
- m bgi6h4ls9 Il thought you
= taecumbinS 70 my
~ ). though I
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