Students of the University of Ok
lahoma have been petitioning the
board of regents for a revision of
the existing "no-date" .and "no-car"
rules.
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Frequont Medical Examinations Lead
To Health, Says South Dakota Doctor
Vermillion, S. D., Nov. 10. Sign
posts pointing the 'Royal road to
Health' read, "You must be exam
ined frequently," according to Dr.
S. M. Hohf of Yankton, president of
the South Dakota Medical associa
tion, speaking on a program broad
cast recently, over radio station
KUSD, at the University of South
Dakota.
Dr. Hohf stated that curing the
more malignant diseases is like put
ting out a fire. A tin cup full of
water will do it when the first spark
is struck but it takes a whole fire
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THE
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department wh the flames are rag
ing from the basement to the attic.
Dr. Hohf showed how education ofi
the American mother in child care
has lowered infant mortality, how
periodic examination of school chil
dren, in modern communities, and
physical examinations in colleges
and universities have helped to main
tain the American bov and e-irl as
belter specimen of physical perfec
tion, lhese factors, together with
the work of health departments and
education of the public have lowered
the mortality rate, according to Mr.
Hohf.
Some Diseases on Increase
Heart disease, cancer, and kidney
diseases were listed by Dr. Hohf as
maladies which are on the increase,
but -which if caught in the earliest
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stages could be prevented from be
coming fatal. Heart disease, the
speaker slated, develops most usual
ly from focal infections of long
standing, as of the teeth or tonsils.
Periodic examination by a coftipe
tent family physician, said the doc
tor, would uncover these infections
before their poisons developed in
flamation of the heart. As with
heart disease, so with the cancer and
kidney diseases, which the doctor
believes may be prevented if the in
fections are discovered before se
rious developments occur.
To the end of keeping on the royal
ular and periodic examinations for
both children and grownups. The
family doctor should be visited reg
ularly, and both children and adults
should insist on a thorough physical
examination. "We safe-guard our
money by putting it in steel valuts
guarded day and night, said the doc
tor, "we snouia not anow our
health, which is, a bigger asset than
all the earthly goods we can "ever
collect, to lay around carelessly with
no one to protect it.
WRITING CONTESTS CLOSE
News Reporters Of Nebraska Boys
And Girls Clubs Compete
News writing contests among the
reporters of Nebraska boys and girls
clubs are being closed up now and
winners are being announced by the
weekly papers offering the prizes.
The boys and girls who win will
come to the annual club week at the
College of Agriculture in Lincoln in
June, 102S, with all their expensed
ment knew more about the national
constitution than three-fourths of
the citizens of the United States.
Communism, was described by the
speaker as "socialism with a shave
and a hair cut." Mexico is now in
the grip of it, stated the speaker,
and it is trying to spread into the
United States. It is up to the young
er generation, the college students
in particular, said Miss Schwed, to
stamp it out.
The record score in major soccer
competition is 36 to 0, made by Ar
broath in .-a Scottish cup contest
against Bon Accord in 1885.
paid by the -papers. While at the
road of health Dr. Hohf urgedreg-Hclub week, they will compete with
Former Engineering
Students Visit Here
Recent graduate visitors at the
College of Engineering are: Glenn
F. Sudman, civil engineering '26.
who is with the Skelly Oil company
at EI Dorado, Kan.; James D. Mar
shall, civil engineering '25, now a
resident of Kansas City, Mo., where
he is conected with the Harrington
Howard: Ash company; and Luther
R. Branting, civil engineering '17,
superintendent of mines, the Amer
ican Bauxite company, at Bauxite,
Ark.
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IMMORTAL?
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DOLORES COSTELLO
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Rector & Cooper
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Beaver and his
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Clyde Davis
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Monday, November 14
Benefit "hi Chi Th.ta
Tuesday, November IS
Benefit P. E. O. Chapter D. L.
Wed. A Thurs., Nov. 16 17
Benefit Lion's Club Boy Scouts,
Overnight Club irt EI -1 Hi- Pari
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v Wallace
BEERY
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IN
"NOW WE'RE
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"Behind the Front" showed them in
the army) "We're in the Navy Now"
too them to sea. "Now We're in
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each other for Nebraska honors and
a fine silver loving cup. Between
the time the winner is announced in
each contest and next June, the ed
itor may coach his winner all hq
chooses and some special help will
be given them by the extension ed
itor of the College of Agriculture.
Nineteen weekly paper contests
have been on in the state during the
year. It is likely that a large pro
portion of them will finish up in a
satisfactory manner. One out of
eight of the summer clubs in the
state were represented in the weekly
paper contests. As a result of this
and other encouragement by the
press of the state, the final average
of the year will probably be seven
news items written by the boys and
girls for every ten club meetings
held this summer. State club leader?
hoped to have half the meetings cov
ered by the news reporters and are
well pleased with the results obtained.
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South Dakota Speaker
Urges Study of United
States Constitution
Vermillion, S. D., Nov. 12. Com
pulsory courses on the United States
constitution for students in Amer
ican colleges and universities, were
urged by Miss Hermina Schwed, for
mer secretary of the league for con
stitutional government, in a recent
speech at the University South Da
kota.
In arguing for such compulsory
training, Miss Schwed stated that the
opponents of constitutional govern-
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Drop in between classes, we have a whole
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