Recovery From Influenza
Hastened by
PE-RU-NA
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Mr. C. A. Allen; R. R. No. 2,
Bondurant, Iowa, givc3 testimony
to the healing power of Pe-ru-na.
Influenza left him much run down
in health with catarrh of the nose,
throat and bronichal tubes punct
uated with attacks of asthnu. He
writes:
“While recovering from the In
fluenza I was so weak I could not
gain any strength for two months.
The latter part of the winter, I
thought six bottles of Pe-ru-na and
began taking it. My weight in
creased to 175 pounds, the most I
ever weighed.
My usual winter weight is 155.
If you can use this letter for any
good, you are perfectly welcome." ,
Such evidence cannot fail to con
vince the rankest unbeliever of the
merits of Pe-ru-na.
Insist upon having the old and
original remedy for catarrhal con
ditions.
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Tablets or Liquid
Had All Qualifications
An application for a position as
teacher in Butte county, South Dakota,
hus been received from a woman In
Wyoming. In part, the application
Bays: “I will Introduce myself as an
old-fashioned old maid school teacher.
JI can ride horseback, am not afraid of
rats, mice or rattlesnakes. Will be
pleased to receive a position in the
wildcat section of your country. I Co
not smoke cigarettes, use profane lan
guage nor drink booze. Am so homely
that the men stay clear away from
me.”
A project for the construction of
f\ system of canals in Po’and to con
nect the Baltic and the Black seas Is
being advanced by a syndicate there.
Are you ready to enjoy social
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some tonicr appetizer and cor
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Friend in Need
Tlie judge lixed Ills eyes severely on
(the prisoner.
“Flaherty,” he demanded, “why did
you dump your hod of bricks on your
friend Nolan?”
“Ye see, judge," explained the of
fender, ‘OI once told Nolan that if he
was hard up for money to come to
the building where Oi was workin’
and Oi’d do him a favor, and whin
Oi saw him cornin’ along the street,
dead broke, Oi dropped the bricks
down on his head knowin’ he had an
accident policy.”—Forbes Magazine.
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Here Is a novel Idea In necklines.
A wide velvet ribbon follows the- oval
cut and outlines the opening in front
before it ties in a loose knot. Paris
loves these little touches, and is put
ting them on her loveliest creations.
TODAY
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
A 1-year-old filly daughter of the
great race horse, Man-o’-War, sold
at public auction for $50,500, break
ing all price records f«r a yearling
filly more than $21,000.
The filly as an instrument of gam
bling is worth it, because horses breed
true to a great extent. Colts from
this mare may be worth $100,000 each,
or more. It is not so with human
beings and their breeding.
War between France and the Riffs
goes on with unpleasant details.
There is little Improvement in'war
as you watch it progressing through
the centuries, from the great cata
pults hurling rocks to swift fliers
dropping poison gas.
French airmen swoop down low
after dropping all their bombs, and
open fire on the Riffs with machine
guns. Riff marksmen, excellent
shots, bring down an occasional
Frenchman from his flying machine.
Not troubled by civilized customs or
International usage, when the Riffs
capture a French flier one of the pro
ceedings is "to burn out the stomach.”
which they do ingeniously.
This makes it certain that every
Frenchman will sell his life as dear
ly as possible. He could do that,
anyhow.
Vienna forbids the formation of
occult groups, and makes it illegal
to train mediums for conversation
with spirits.
Austrians have had enough trouble
on this earth recently, without bor
rowing trouble from the world of
spirits. Nevertheless, as long as the
mediums do not obtain money under
false pretenses, it seems harsh to for
bid their traflces. Interfering with
any kind of religion is dangerous.
Never sit on the safety valve.
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An invention from New Zealand
Hends high explosives through the air
in torpedoes guided by wireless.
These air torpedoes operate as do
water-borne torpedoes used to des
troy battleships at sea.
And the New Zealdand air torpedo
can be launched against an enemy,
flying ship, battleship or city 100
miles away and wreck the object
against which it Is steered by wire
less.
The United States should get that
Chinese Student in Politica
From the Springfield Republican
Wherever the Chinese coma under
American influence they take eagerly
to baseball and do well at it, but in
China the students seem to give their
time, when not at their books, to pol
itics and parades. An old resident in
the Far East suggests that matters
would be much less troublesome if
they had learned to expend their sur
plus energy on athletics. He likens
their demonstrations to those of the
British suffragists a dozen years ago,
which the government found hard to
deal with.
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Organizations With Other Interests
Soon Lose Caste With Politicians
From the Wichita Eagle
One of the reasons which has persuaded the American Fed*
eration of Labor to renounce future official indorsements of third
party political movements is confirmation by its leaders, in the
last campaign, of the rather curious fact that a body of men or
ganized for one purpose can not be diverted to another purpose.
This limitation is known to all men who organize and yet they are
continually forgetting it. The men with the most highly de
veloped tense of organization are the politicians. Their prosperity
is grounded in keeping an organization grouped around the gen
erality of a party name and they know it. Any departure, how
ever slight, from that generality is not regarded by them as safe.
Time after time they are under the necessity of departing from it
by extolling to the heavens some single person, the party nominee,
but the minute they detect that the person extolled believes him
self to be stronger than his party, then the politicians begin back
pedalling in their praise of him. This was one of the chief .causes
of the memorable revolt of the republican politicians against Theo
dore Roosevelt. Organizations not primarily political can be con
trolled measurably and for a short time for political purposes.
But when the primary purpose of the organization is permanently
subordinated to a personal, a political or any other aim, the or
ganization begins to dissipate. The leaders of the American Fed
eration of Labor, who are past masters in the art of organization,
therefore decided that, the action of the federation in the national
campaign of 1924 shall go down in history as a mere temporary
excursion, and not a practice. __
Invention and be ready with It. The
motto of this country should be: Be
friendly with the whole world. Be
ready for the whole world.
Edward Rector, a Chicago lawyer,
leaves $2,300,000 to education. Im
portant and interesting, he establishes
annual scholarships for every high
school in the state of Indiana. That’s a
fine bequest by a firBt-class American
citizen. Work while you live and leave
your money when you die to help the
public school syrtem, and you need
not worry about the future of the
United States.
It is all tied up in the public
schools, the children and the teachers
of those schools.
Health authorities in London would
tear down the vilest slums, replac
ing them with low priced flats, Amer
ican style. A meeting called by the
ministery of health at Limehouse is
broken up by the slum dwellers.
They shout “liar” at witnesses des
cribing the horrible conditions under
which they live, and say they want
no change.
That’s the trouble. When you seek
to improve conditions in pig pens or
slums, you must first change the
character of your pigs and your slum
dwellers before you can make the
change.
The hundred greatest statesmen
that the world has ever known,
brought back to life and put to work
in the Congo region for 100 years,
couldn't, in that time, make out of the
Congo natives anything but Congo
natives, about as they are now. You
remember how many of the black
slaves rebelled against freedom, also
how many white women rebelled
against woman suffrage.
There is great power in confidence.
Fifty millions of Americans are in
sured for $64,000,000,000. If they
all died at once, there wouldn’t be in
all the world, enough money to pay
the Insurance bill. But the 60,000,000
know that when they die their 64,
000,000,000 will be paid, because they
die one at a time.
The Tobacco Cure
From the Alexandria Times-Trlbune
A man claims to have discovered
a weed that will cure the tobacco
habit. We knew about that a long
time ago, though, we don't know the
name of the weed. It is being sold
right here in our town in the form of
a 5 cent cigar.
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The Reason.
From Forbes Magazine.
‘But, why do they make the apart
ments bo email?”
Real Estate Agent—“That, madam, is
so the tenants will have no room for
oomplalnt.”
VANE LOVE
You had thought me steadfast, true*
Resolute and staunch, you say
But there came a lover new
And my heart was turned away.
Were I not so fickle, dear.
You’d not won me with such ease.
If a lady’s fancy veer,
It will veer with every breeae.
Love like mine’s a weather-co^k
That the sllghest wind will change.
If I vary, waver, mock.
You should never think it strange.
He I loved before you came
Was a charming fellow, too,
I do not deserve your blame
If I turn away from you.
Flattery’s wind will still prevail
To deflect me—west or east,
And which lover blows the gale
Doesn't matter in the least.
—Lois Whitcomb In Life
Former Slave Earned Fortune
From the Columbus Dispatch
Chicago papers recently devoed
columns of space to the death of
George Jackson, a wealthy negro
lawyer. His fortune had Its corner
stone In coal.
Prior to the Civil war, Robert Gor
don was a negro slave belonging to a
Virginia miner—there was no West
Virginia then. In those days slack
coal was thought unsalable. Gordon
begged the “leavln’s” from his master,
barged it down to Clnclnnal, sold It
and kept on selling It until he accum
ulated $1,000, with which he pur
chased his freedom. Ho Introduced
slack coal on the Cincinnati market.
Later Gordon moved to Cincinnati,
where he engaged In the retailing of
coal, Investing his money In real es
tate and became rich. Jackson was
a youth whom he educated to be a
lawyer, and who later married Gor
don, s daughter.
Sounds Fishy.
From the Boston Transcript.
”Pa, why Is a catboatT”
‘■J don’t know, my son unless It Is to
give the dogfish something to chase.”
Thousands of flowers and plants of
southeastern areas of the United
States have recently been added to the
collections of the New York botanical
garden In Bronx park. These speci
mens were gathered by Dr. John K.
Small, head curator of the garden’s
museum, In a 7,000-mile exploration.
Thsy Included about S,000 dried plants
mostly of the flowering varletlee and
hundreds of living plants, representing
such groups as the spider Illy, the !rl*
and the orchid, as well as many other
little known types from various critical
Sroups now being studied by the gar.
en’s botanists.
No matter how much time the
judge gives be has some left.—Hunt
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Food Combinations It
Is Wisdom to Avoid
The recent death of Chin I tong, n
Chinese luundrymon of Baltimore, aft
er a luncheon consisting of cherry pie
and milk, culls attention strongly to
the fact that certain food eorahlnn tiom
may he highly dangerous, though the
component parts are harmless enough
Individually. Chin llong's death is not
attributed to Indigestion but to blood
letting practiced by Chinese doctors,
hut hla luncheon mode hlua seriously
111.
Cherry pie and mint make a combi
nation dangerous to Americans as well
ns Orientals, though a few persons ore
able to usslmllate them successfully.
A similarly dangerous dietary group
ing Is that of bananas and alcoholic
liquors, especially If the bananas are
not fully ripe.
It Is best, In any event, to avoid
either of these food combinations at
any time of the year.
SAYS TH1E OWL
The girl who marries a millionaire
has a million reasons for doing so.
What’s built upon esteem can never
decay.
All the world practices the ait of
peting.
Mirth prolongs We, and causes
liealth.
Prejudice roost* on a perch tram
which facts nre barred!
Don’t cast pearls before- mmtmm.
fThey a»e not fattening.
Life’s u reckoning we emmet stake
twice over:—6eorge Bitot.
Any man who marries fiar sympa
thy will need all he gets.
Brevity may l>e either the sou* ef
wit or the poverty thereof.
On the program of human events
women are the consolation race.
The smaller the boBe m mam get* Into
the lender he howls.
In old times people multiplied on
the face of the earth. Now they use
adding machines.
It must make a fellow seem pretty
small to fee) us though he had been
drawn through a knothole.
The cynical bachelor observes that
n man who lius never married baa no
excuse for being a pessimist.
Should n man oat of n Job take any
Job offered? Wisdom sometimes says
no.
The ossified man to the museum
leads a hard life, but tie tot lady
makes the most of it.
.Many E man who has the sand to
propose to a girt lacks the necessary
rocks to get married on.
The more explaining » man has to
do the less humanity believes in him.
People probably get the hhin be
cause they full to look at things fa the
right light.
Don’t forget that yon Injure your
own character when you utturk that
of another.
The food of alligators usually con
sists of raw meat and raw fish. They
consume more food ia summer then la
winter.
Response
“Sandy, ye sit there like an owl.
fay something*
“Hoot, mon.”
The Awkmrard Ago
“Tommy, you're too old to cry.”
“Yes, and I’m too young to have
tvhat I’m crying for.”
Real Secrecy
Peg—I’m engaged. Don't tell.
Mary—Marvelous. Who shan't I tell
first?—Cornell Widow.
First Aid
“Were you bashful the first time gam
called on a girl?* “Why, yea. but her
father helped me oat.“
Scouts end a Dotj
In Portland, Ore, lived an old indv
with no cotnpuaion hut a dog, and no
income but "hat she could make fromj
tier sewing. Two patrols discovered,
her, and for nearly a year the bnyn
supplied their new friend with gro
ceries, chopped up wooden store boxes
to keep her fuel buckets ftiled and
generally looked after her needs. Re
cently the little old lady died, and, ac
cording to report, her guardians sorely
missed her.
You may tind hens In a hennery,
but there are no hats in a battery.
ForTwo Score Years and
Ten She Has Taken
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“I was just 18 when I commenced
to take Bcecham's Pills. They
have been of great benefit to mo
in relieving sick-head ache, consti
pation, and biliousness. Next
March I will be 68 years old so you
fee 1 have lived to a good old age.~
Miss ELEANOR WILCOX
Newburgh. N. Y.
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Vacation Note
Donald li. AlncAlillun, arctic explor
er. reports finding mosquitoes within
70Q miles of the North pole, so If you
are planning on going that way on
your vaction don’t wear sheer Bilk
hose and peek-a-boo waists.—Duluth
News-Tribune.
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Pain Lumbago
Neuralgia Rheumatism
O A/* Accept only a
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Farewell to Fog?
Experiments have been carried out
by United! States aviators in the dis
persal d»f fog by discharging showers
of electrified! sand. It is reported that
tlie sand showers had t tie effect of
causing a series of small clouds to
precipitat : as rain, thus breaking op
the heavier cloud masses.
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whatever the
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