We sometimes wonder if those cigarette
smokers who roll 'em from the "pepper-
grass" dust-brands are going on the
principle that, if there's any chance
of smoking hereafter, it is better
to get used to the broiling
here. But why broil
brother ?
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the national joy smoke
have a way of leaving; you perfectly smoke-peaceful.
You waltz up to the nearest smoke shop and you
spin a dime on the showcase and say, "A tin of
P. A., Old Top." That's the countersign. It will
get you a spanking red tin of genuine Prince Albert,
the tobacco that brought back the jimmy pipe and
made a new smoke map in the little old U. S. of A.
You can roll and smoke as many P. A. cigarettes every day as
you like. There's no kick or comeback or burnt, parched throat or tongue.
The bite's taken out by a patented process.
P. A. it told everywhere in toppy red bags, Sc; in tidy
red tint, 10c; in pound and half-pound humidort.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
Dog Days and Thermometer Terrors
Continued from Page N)
blllty of contamination of food, par
ticularly milk, meats and fresh vege
tables and fruits, by a few definite
dangerous bugs. Namely typhoid
bacilli, the bacilli of Shiga, which
produce the dread "summer diar
rhea," or dysentery, of children, and
the group of intestinal "bugs" which
produce cholera-morbus and colic.
While this sounds like a consider
able number of enemies to bo looked
out for, yet our defence against them
Is simplified remarkably, by the fact
that they havo all one common ori
gin: They all breed only in dirt and
are transmitted in dirt, and in ono
particular form of dirt at that: name
ly: human excreta. Just keep sewago
in all its forms out of the drinking
water, out of the milk and oft our
food and our fingers and we are prac
tically safe from the wholo viper's
brood.
NEXT after Insisting on most
scrupulous cleanliness not only of
our hands, of our tables, kitchen,
pantry but also through boards of
health and food inspectors, of shops,
markets, dairies and farms, comes the
creation of a small artificial Arctic
region, in which food can be stored,
an ice box of some sort or a refriger
ator. This is an absolute life-saver,
not only for babies but also for adults
and has already, with the assistance
of modern cleanliness and fly-fighting,
more than half exterminated our
summer diarrheas, cholera-morbus
and colics. Its modus operandi Is of
the most simple-; coldness discourages
the growth of "bugs" of all sorts in
food. Few germs fall into food, from
even very dirty fingers or dust, in suf
ficient numbers to bo dangerous in a
healthy stomach. They need to grow
nnd multiply freely in a warm place
for hours and even days before they
muster strength enough to attack us.
So that though the Ice box cannot
kill the germs, It keeps them from
growing until they nro swallowed,
and thus performs yeoman servico.
for the protection of health.
As a practical hint, however, it is
well to remember that mere coldness
is not safety. For there are somo
germs which nctually flourish better
in the cold, and will sneak into an
ice box and make themselves per
fectly at homo there. Somo of these,
notably moulds, produce poisonous
products in food, so that it is always
advisable to empty the lco box at fre
quent Intervals and clean it, not only
with hot water and antiseptics but
also where possible by exposuro to
sunlight.
Finally, within the few past years,
we havo discovered the chief, If not
the principal Ethiopian In the wood
pile in the spread of summer dis
eases, in fact we havo been able to
equip them with a sort of personal
devil, In the form of one abominable,
pestiferous Insect, the common house
fly. Although the germs of all our
summer diseases live all the year
round, ono of the chief reasons why
they do not spread in winter Is that
there are few or no flies at that sea
son. For any town or neighborhood
to bo able to say with truth: "There
are no flies on us" ought to be its
proudest boast, for It means prac
tlcally a clean bill of health for the
summer. No filth for them to breed
In, no flies, and no flies, few summer
diseases!
Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, Suffragist
Mrs. "Wiley, wife of Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley, the puro food apostle, Is an ar
dent suffragist. Not only does she be
lieve in votes for women, but she can
go on the lecture platform and give
you her reasons. Ono of the best
speakers in the suffragist ranks, and
of charming presence, she may well
have been behind her husband's state
ment that no woman's club was ever
on the wrong side of any vital ques
tion, and that but for the women there
would bo no pure food law.
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