Widnes Examiner. — 1908-10-03 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

COLOURED LIGHTS AND THE NERVES. in life, and has been soldier. journalist, author, actor, a rich ochre, or a pale tender green—being chosen. French scientists have been making some and a few years ago he went to Monte Carlo with an ITo Clean Stmw Hats.—Cream or white rtrsw hats, I very interesting experiments in connection infallible system for making an easy living at the tables. ' which we desire to preserve until next spring, should with the effect of certain colours on the nerThis is usually all that is claimed by inventors of not be stowed away dirty. They can be easily and systems—not to break the bank at one sitting—but to ' cheaply cleaned at home in the following manner. Take ' voila system. And people who have beeu make £lOO or £2OO a week, as a regular source of income. threepennyworth of otalic acid, and pour upon it half' somewhat scoffed at for calling red warm, Needless ta say they always lose their capital if they a pint of boiling water. Stir well, and scrub with's and blue cold: and yellow invigorating, may go on. The only people who win are those who meet soft nail brush dipped into the liquid. Then thoroughly with a run of luck an leave before the luck changes. rinse it beneath asclear cold water tap and hang in the now kindly regard themselves as forerunners "Monte Carlo" Wells, won .C 50,000 in two days, but wind to dry. Care should be taken of the blouse and of a greet discovery. °Henri de Parville, of he did not leave, and eventually lost it all and more; so skirt when scrubbing, as the splashes are likely to Paris, asserts that the red end of a spectrum invariably true it is that "he who breaks the bank remove colour, I excites the nerves, while violet, green, and to-day, will be broken by the bank to-mcrrow." I blue are calming. Dr. Donze goes many A Royal Tregedy.—The restored Dunblane Cathedral, I which the King visited on Moriday, was founded over r _____________ twelve hundred tears ago, and contains many diseases by the use of certain colours. Melancholia he treats with red, violent mania with stones recalling the murder of Margaret Drummond, blue, and nervous prostration with violet. i and her two sisters all three daughters of The very grave question arises as to how the the first Lord Drummond. Margaret was the privately woman already nervous will stand the premarried wife of James IV., of Scotland, and one day in ecription of an unbecoming colour. Dr. Dor, 1501, when Mange:et and her two sisters were at break- I another experimenter, has brought on verfast, a poisoned dish was served up to them, and all 1 __-- Sign in patients by the use of red lights, and three died. The crime was a political one believed to I relieved the symptoms by changing the any have been instigated by the English Court and in 1503, Henry VIPs daughter Margaret was married to the front red to green. At the water core at VerE-cottish King. sinet patients are s put in a violet room .to Eradicating Ghosts.—There are many strange ways of -______— calm tnem, and in a red room when they reearning a living but none stranger than that of the quire to be stimulated. Divested of all may tun .through ' TI e terrible risk an invalid exaggeration and enthusiasm, the effect of London resident who announces himself as the "Original • Ilnunted House Restorer and Ghost Eradicator." One faking a cheap institute pill instead of the 'colour on human organism is an interesting study. wonders first of all, who there are who require such genuine medicine, has been shown by the painful I services, and secondly by what means of the process experience of Mr. Henry Miller, of 28, Dynevor-street, I a ghost can be eradicated. In the early centuries of Predworth, Gloucester. To a "Birmingham Echo," the Christian Church, people afflicted with disease were reporier he said : commonly supposed to be "possessed by a devil," and 1 o 1 1 • d b C F ' Bile was being rapidly cure y