The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-07-01, Page 3•
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'3 There-1.8.7ilothiu.g.-111--which'-rlieurita:-
rAisku is a greater handleap.„than4n ;do-
.. ;1a-4...Ordinary h‘-nisehold,
.' • ing, _stopping, _running. up And down.•
tairs. How to overcome that handi,
•• ean;:ind relieve rheumatie. aches and
Value, Is the subject 9f the f9llewng.
, ; , • •
'. have "hcen,..4-taking Kruschen Setts,
for three Menthe, When I. -started, I
.1194-1.heq.919-11.P.9k...1.11. t9-4.11!,
. from •a° chair withOut, assistance, .1.
couldnot kneel, °and „la .g -g• upatatte
r was. agony. Now 1 can runupstairs-
11.114 kneel 1:04. : much as rflike4S1nce 1,
• '.have,.:talten,•Kr.usehen,:f can work Jike
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-• TWo•orthe ingredients of r se en,
-.Salts. are, •effeattve ,solvent a uric •
„acid, .,Othertigrediente,cifjnesp. Salts
have a,: stithulating effect upon the
internal..organs, and aselet -them to
expel the „iissolV.ed • urie.atid..from' the
aystein.'
, ,p. Docichinent
Feature- At.C.N.
.3'71.1
The all-star detachmept of • the
BY
"No Matter How Thin You Mize It — o Still BOlor-eY
For s
the first time in almost ten years alnAn who looks like a'reat
• fighter is wearing the heavyweight crown; 1�r while atterripts w 11
4011)tetti1made t� belittle Joe Louis, he appals; to have What
takes. And when, if and.as he meetaiMa,Xie Sehrteling, we -don't mind•"
'going out on the boug.11-414 Preclicting that Joe willjake the, German. : •
- like Wally took David,: . •
Lohe
ooking saver, theor cliaMPP•-.einCe ..09.11O-Tnnney cleeitied; that
uld, rattle r..,hay_e piDliht b.ttika luta 14W:senses 'than keepl„.0n,, until: •
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• li.sirtt..of all .they elected, jack 'Sharkey and Max Sehineling and .
,Said that Whieheveri of the, twe could win would: be declared -the hops
ofthe heavies.- And. tha•aroma efthat'fight Still: Wagers. on like'the
' 'Peiftnne eg.a...sh and chip erhporiiim on a terrid July day, ,
• That, in Case you isrkeliribelf,, was the tight Where the refepeni...
awarded the duke to the Gentian on a fotillOurinitniteS:Afterhe had •
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:been knockedflat on hs sit-down. . •
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Then,six Months later), the Same New York Athletic Commission'
Percentage ---which had."elected" Maxie to. the title dethrened .
him .heeanse he ,refused to wie. a 'returp bout ;with, Sharkey --and
. halt 'a y.ear later terminated the latter as .ehampion. •
- In 1932 this Prechius* pair met' again; and this time. Mr. Sharkey .
won a dee:sign in fifteen rounds, •
• -7A....37-e4r after than came the "fight" betweenPrim0Car4ra and
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the Most astonished man present -----which is ;saying a lot,4:-When he
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knocked Sharkey out with the breeze of a right upperent by .as far
as we personally. are distant from 'being solvent. k
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Three years ago this 'month -Maxie Baer -billed as Jack Demp
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sey the second, probably because he had the Same, number of eyes and
ears as the old, Mauler, Met big Primo.for the title. The big boy .
,:.frorn Wag. up and down- like' a . penny stock -being
• knocked ,down, or galling down t'welye times ineleven rounds, a• :
fractured'.ankle very likely being of little help to hini. •
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ThatBaei-Heavn help, us -holder of :the crown forl,
.merlY worn by Corbett, .Fitzsimmons, ' Jeffries,: johnson,r Dempsey and-.
, Tunneya belly laugh if eVer.tlie,re Was one:. ' •
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:which- wa's Jeature' Of.Alie
• 'recent Coronation Parade in London;
and 'Which thrilled; New York at the
Madison Square Garden Horse „Show,'
. is :being 'specially "brePlied"„fOr...tha'
' Canadian National Eichibitiony. '
Perrniseion has ,',heen granted by
Ahe Facjeral GOverninent for the at.
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tendance.,of this extraardinat,:ly-,fine
• unit of thirtY-tWo andtheir careful -
)y. selayted horses, throughout the en-
tire
period Of the Exhibition,'whie
, ploy will .b.c one of the TneW 'attracl
.
tions' At the ora•ndstafid •'.shOril4; This
detachment ,of "Starlet-Biders of,thit
,
with all ,they, ,represent o
„romance and tradit'en,
'"mannties" ever presented :for
public .apPreA al. • • • .
The hoses ' alonewould. be an at
:traction anyTihere. '
Only 220. ho.i'sea are now ..useel:by
"The Mo,linted,"'.the•expansion Of the
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setevide . and its , duties' having reSult::.:
ea in the. acquisition of 'four .
huri-
dred. an severitY•tfive inotcr ears ,and
over ene;.hundred. marine vessels and
power boats. .„14irplaries,,' Cqo, • notV(
have :entered ",flito-..the..patrol service
dit ;the i-t1antic and Pacific seaboards'
but 'the Unit to., be seen at the •EX-
hibitiern With. their. Magnificent' highly:
'trained' , horse's; 'will, yepreient ',the
Warld-fametis forewhich-. NVaa
or-
ganized • in 1873,..to estriblIsli, And,
Jmaintain law Apd•order:on the Maine,
o(' the flieri Northwest .Tetritorieii '
ewspaper Man. -
C 0
.Magazifie.)
,
dead:.
, ,in .
• '-aitelphia: Pe* Of the'lounger..gefier-..
Lation perhaps ever
• heard of him, ?et was of.11.ide•
Tocilorful. sehdol'.of'-'newspriner-Corres:,:7
;lioriderits.1.-.Whe; :in' days peat, ;Made.
' Journalism .a .cirocr ot ,a ven ut.e.
A..son 'Of. the .Rcy.. T Ajb,ert Moote;.
was 'a. :prodi.tet of the' .TotenTeld...,
, gram, weht pliers:6as ,in .1914.as.a. war.
eorresPeinient,..df.. the: Alontroal: Star,
later joined the Princess
eenuh.li.:''skiii. on the'
•• .• • • .• -fld.• r.:
he.stir. r'eus„.0.us phase, of hs
eaer The .Dublin Freelhan'..s.
ng--:,-fr.oin-
, great:fame, Wanted ..senfebody: to in.-.
•„ject. no..v li f lyrit, ari 'fts
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• ' ,lyrocre in France, took.,hIM, 'to Dublin
to beretne:,--the:li'reti.t.nun's Managin.g"
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Tli e Prceninifs....JOurnal 'a Nation.;
.LitlUlt'S journal,: ‘N•af;. Steering a,desper-.,.. •
ntely. .conrSe between, Sinn'
• !Vein and and Tan. Night• , •
. after ..n.klihti foore• :•CA•tr.,: athis desk .
wit a revOlitei\".bealde• him. , ,The
,..111rot,,in a n ref. tiSed t 1.6.Wer .eplarS.,
eitittr, side;'. the., penalty was.;
the • paper; stoned,
windoWs„ Snias,hed prosseb, ..•
live(' in a Qablin suburb, Night after
nighthe drove: home' through
, streets W:thotit, thri,,noliee. protection .;•
that ,was. ' •ofrored birn lived. for',
••• „Months in 'dfld ,with threittaagainst;
his • life-, •
•• ' ventuall.y-the'.1Freeman; died, after
.Moore, acted at correSpondent
..• fer the BritiSh
. in. Pais, eventually .found t
the tfuiteci Stat, .11c Was engaged
itt howsParr 'Work •int•
• but. aiostly•• ObackiEty and, in. de.'
yoting
flitia4-r-1itt• so* of sit .• ...yenta, had been',
e
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hind: it... (Per 'Yeais, SoViet airmen
scieests. bate ben .studying
.weatior and flying eoriCitionan: in the
Arctic, Bases' have bcep extended
°intJ quite r,egently one was establ,ish-
'-erl--"trt---the--L-Pole-'-itscif7.,- .This 4„last
wcatlact observaticn, pest ideated on
float pr,, ice at the. worlat peak was
of invaluable the final,plotting
of the successful. filght. "The Ru.s-.
s'ans, ate justly proud of,. the work of
.the'r scientists , „tuld armen, Their
-achievengrit marlis a newr
fl avia0en.
3 t) ;PA 'E'
a3ca .„.4repe.
•• ,Mr. Pratt -"I'm very 'mh h 0'0
with Miss James:- Pia- you think she
will acept ie -
Wer,
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•:t140 .4eVelgr of . a:. regolar:' 'air
' RAW aere'0"-th'e 11FUe7f 'efthe
foyrward for.
the testing of regular trans-2,ktlantic
fqhtz Sintultaneonsly. on July 5th,
leaVe Ireland:and the
'shares.. 7C,f NeWfgundland. for'L
•w4ll
resta in thpeStablishtnent .of romp -
air tche.dules across the. lart•grcat.
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.Sky te#Rucir And Safety
'At;,such a time, it is interes,ting to
know something of the. -.equipment.
that is making lpng. distance. flight
avatar..-:,airieli.:•an-ordiriary...„..i
L part of out 1ivers'4 . There is, for, ex-
tjjist
.litaught into service for_trans-L
continental.flight.;The new Map r•wil
•s'shuttle from New,'York bo:Las
geles' in slightly over. fifteen heirs,
„carry tWeritYLfive passengers and
at: 218 .miles per hour; • Corri'.'
'forte„ av4ke, or aSleei,,Will be cm -
parable to' the best gn the groUnd..
• 'In June, 1935,,for ,no, god reason, Jimmy Braddock was tossed '•
in againgt Baer -and- Most folk's though it was similar to tossing ,ft 4
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juicy 'Christian to a gtarving-Nerotlan Hrecideek was stipPosed
to be ell washed up -but he rwasn't nearly as thoroughly.•Wathed up •
s:-.15trirffell41: • e•pna-ot.fifteentoundr
deat, discovered, himself -much to'his own amasement ,no doubt -the
champion. -• •I • ,•• • . . .•• ,•
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•Two years he held -the .title--:-abOut is unproductive a IWO years
as a, champion ever..SPent4for Al Management didn't even seem to
have Sense ?tough to gather a fair pickings in the way of vaudeville,
•moving 'picture, and exhibition ring engagements.',. It is, said that the
$31;99,0 which .Braddock earned' for beating :Baer has -long .gone' thei; :.•
:way of all dough; and that he had bitten into: Prohloter-Mike%Jacobs . •
verYheavily before Ttiesdiy?s'rfight.„-A 'bite which wiII, naturally, have .:
to be Mastered' out Of thartakhigs �f the • Comiskey Park. brawl,• :
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So now Joe...bouis---'-".nd'black man •will' ever again bp allowed to
hold the title" -is ' the besg, of the heavyweights -and • from: present in-
•.,dieations should hold that titi.e just,..aselongith...he .-Cares.",to'keep, in
• -reasonably.; decent shape. • •
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. As we [Said before .attempts Will be 'made to belittle. Bows and
his abilities: and..achieVernenta-juit as was done in the case of Jack ,
Johnson, in the opritionof many," including ' the present •Cottririeritatori•,-,•
; the greatest heavyweight•Who ever drew on. a sglove. . • :
. • But, Joe, is a,real fighter -make no 0:Stage .,aboutIthatand the
• • WO, he softened Braddock dawn, taking no chanceS•on"a stray shot,
and then lashing .Out so suddenly when,,the..pretiie Moment, came,. '
WaAa::real rnaaterpiece,,:- . • . .
omplentary:-..qn
HLIGHTS' OF THE WEEKS NEWS
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•8yliter Randa
r.
lSPanialiC,.Incident ••
jjpri•pcl. in tb-e-....Wee"kra 'rioWs, a Very
.small item announces that 1,04 41i...ni•;,.
'OriCand, Volunteers • in the.. .S,pan,th
• Loyalist •armies,. are believed drown-
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the'T steanfalP• On.laaa.Ic
.11arcelonu, The silip is thoughtI:a
have n been torpedoed in the open;
be.tWeert • Barcelena
apd'V 1 '
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• Beek in 1915: a.similai incident ecz
,
by a :Ceririan subriiarine., ;Americani"
;lost 'their . Hies and a, nation, hich
:had.been...-V,tavering ;:balanees
• weighted ..for the • Cierman's„Was"
.'brought into. ..action -against , them,
. Today,. the , same..Violation of the "lAWs•
of the 'high sea bring nothing
mention. - PerhapSit is an •indicatien'.
pat',war§ have not alw,ays' beenen-,
teredlrom, a -sense, of outraged honor'
ktit after :a , cold consideration of the
"chaneeS;for:'sileCess.• Right noW no.
oite,..wants_a-Warhut-the„,feal.ing
6Ritg.71;liqt, it is nothocause. of. honor •
but 'rather a desire to live: aii'd
wait -
until •the guns, are itady.
Popular.' Trend..
g Viaegt Street
.rivo) -1,10e1,;§ of buildings in the
li'eart of • IluenoS 'Aires aro tobe de-
.itioliihqvillL.p.to.aratimact; the. con,
•StrifcCon of -a new Rorth-sOuth 't0e- •
nue, which Will • be 450 fete iicte
'ettect that it 4111 be the Widest
feint 10 tile. ThrieS.
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',Spanish political fashions- what-
ever d'Oubtful. pepularitL at
home are4." beginning to :go abroad.
Per a year stini fifteen days, p iiriilcl
. mannered Jittlo - mart ti (1 to steer
Franc e through shoals both foreign
and domestic. Ile, tried to give the
Working: Man a .,„forty -hour week,
highet ,wages, social security, 'Ws
week he, wapi forced to 'admit deA at,
BLA-CKHEAD
.,)3140th&rcissimply 'diss6lve and cils,,.
anpear'bY,this ono simple,: sefoond sure
InelltOd., • 'Qdt. two'otinatof ocroxine
powci,er• from any' drug..stote,Aprinkle •
It on', a hot, Wet cloth, rub the tack
ontlyevery blackhead will be gone:
Issue No.. 27-137 -
• AVVhen a, man comes a king.
dis-
tahce to, =IA a„,speeelthe generally
Makes the k.igeeh as Ring as the dis-
tance.
' Foolish ikeighbor--•"Da ydu,.think
that baby of yours:will overmake
h's marc" - • • '
.Fong. Father ---"Make his:, Mark?
You pught to see the walls; ef ,oui..
home!: 4. ,
.You can't blame the ' doctors ' if
theV 4oSoinetimei hurry Our demise
• a little.; about the only way you can
'''C'Qllect.a•-,docter's-,bill,fronr-someldeal-
r •
!plait to collect it from their estate.
, .
alother "New, Junior,yo• u've
7a.guenimo:' lose"Snihyders mother,that
,
. ain't no loss" . •
Read it 'Or: ia'
rnYtb- • '•
Visitor-' name s' Aacl
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ive---"You have, my,syrnfrathy,.
of course. But, really, 1 dont see
• hew you can. blame Me,
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A friend of aura who teaches in a
grade school in. A City. that. shalt be.
unnamed, told *us that -'one • of the
parentS of the neighborheetl,,
proh-
ahly one whose .little had, final- '
;Iy. been i,,aught stealing exarninatien
questions, had been complaining that
;•. 0,4",
ing0A/0,3'3'34300:03'03033,03/1,03^'
• paid too . inuolt:. Tile. complaint
•wa."s oVerhaird by .flirailitar.-artile-
these 'lPkg-Suffering,
patient:felloWS . to ..whork, the teach;
' Ors confide,. their '....Woes: '•
sputtered, "it!siwerth 'all" they get
juSt.. to Smell/ tKrn kids; let . alone .
Jearii 'em!' •• • • •
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*Ofteir, the Arolible with a beau,ie
'
that he wont stay tied: •
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Then; there Are the. new "Ensign"
liners, fourteen ''.of whicb are.' under
.C,obstruction for Imperial Airways...
These twenty -ton, foue7motored giants
will see service on tbe. European: air
'lanes, to Egypt' and kartier afield to
Calcutta. Luxury kind: comfort: will
.be the last , word While thd.Fifety:re,
serve will be t xdatet than that em: -
A rumor ls.about as hard to WI'-
•
• spread as butter.
. .
wise wde keeps her temper; and
her looks , "k: • • • •
• ,Eorrower---="Will you 'lend the $20
*OOP .
bodied• in anyrelifp ,.ever. built. The'•'Let's Not
,world is stirel
Why . • our .desiret, ; :prOMPt'..eVery7
,
scheme, actiVity 'and' strife ' •.', '
'
A habs• readies UP' and ; cried far
• something.. it cant • touch; ' •
'And; all thrOUgh. life; -things out Of;
reach are thosewe want:so much.'
• Desires briiig forth . Ambition and;
tifetiines Allis Means' nehidvement,
Our .hope, in any•ftirn; gives us mere,
..,,..-pleasure than • bereavement. •
,So;,: °though, otr„,.heart§,have guided
us toward •koals' we did not,4ain2-:
, In gratitude for joys We found:- in •
•..hopes -let's ,not complain
Lender '1(cdUntirig:one:the
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. Lender , (speaking 'again , as .tbeY,.
'.parted),LRamernber, that'sonly for
week."
• Ei•ei .(turning livid and
screaming) --"Yount" get your mon- '
Stop hounding nier. c'.•
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'WtiWit,•,rslirin cm; ;:too as .or
edirigoitable living. With.' the --neigh-
bois. 7 • '
• y Adventuress ; • (
, 'Despite the advance. of SCience,
there • are stilladventurous.' seulson
the skyways Of the ,WOrid... At. this-.
moment,. senieWbere. over theT PUic
Ocean, a...xi:rotten is flying to keiP' a .
speaking engagement .in Los Angeles •
on July '28th. There may be .stormt:.
..a hundred and one things to pre-
vent her.arrival,. but •Amelia rhArhart”
has .callitly Planned what she Will 'de.'
•when She reaches the ariefetiC0,41 con.;. ,
• tinent.. Miss Earliart is expected to
keep a: rAdio'migagemerit on Monday
night.- Dix Radio' IlOnr, at nine:. '
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arid .A. deficit of 81,890,090,990, for
. • • ,
,t.he past 7,six.:-.-inOritht-:-.7t-.4pParpritly, •
the • average. Frenchman doesn't: want
tire . things .ex....Premier.-Bluin "Oiled to
•givo.: him.- .In any 'eVerit; :the .little-
Jinarr'Wti-s-s,t,Urned, don
• „Senate whenhe asked for swcepiiig
• powers to level the franc, .and to. se.;
- euro fresh- revenues ,b.Y control of ...•
greiga NOW:,
„they have -a Popular Front in France,
a :Inixture Of „ Dela s,,, Coniunists, .
-and-Badipat,Sociali.sts•10(1 by Caniille
-..Chauteritps-.'n As usual, ChautempS' is
..optintistie abent, the futUre`. of-.' his,
Igeyarnnient, butit remains be ;
seen whether he tan beat:a record 'of..
. one • year :And. fifteen ;elays.•: Twice
'premier before..,illis preterit ,stit,nmons,
• Chauteinps' 'last governatent;
„lastedriwg,itiOntlia.•
• :'...`-‘,Llitire.The;ta,
• • " •
Getihany...bas 4 new "share t•he
land" .plan. • , The gevernMent .has an-
• 'nounded. the, redistribution" • df . thou-;
• sands ot glotee:'
orty fOrfperIY ;belonging • to, the.
:Chtircli; Small holdings .Will be' laid'
•but•-•...-lioldings. ',grouped into state
:centr011ed•e'olleetives for hae of egtiipi.:
!Tient And'ilisposal of • preauce. About
the only difference .existing ,betwect
the, Geri:n(01 'plan. of ,secializationand;
the Soviet 'plan of 'state • ownership
'will be . the noMinal•OWnership Of the
hind . by „the peasants. • Sinc this,
oWnorship Will .doPerid entirely. upon .
'the use.• to WItidlif" they -''plitthe land •
in 'the dpititonof the government; it
will readily 'be Seen' that (he differ;
once is mere in fmme than in fact,
Sov,iet Adhievemeht • "
Athos te. kidy ,
....Anti, speaking 'of'radio. . Children
'who have. been 13o1aittring the peat
ight' years .willi.probablY. :rgineniber
to :the end of their :days,• the'..anties.
, . , Setup. of the nien smo shape pub -
have
juSt'announced.: theend of 'their" .11c.:
are bum seuiptors:-
lepg .aSsociatiOn„ withthe 'Peps'oclent: , .
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:Company to, take ,MAco ,. New .Xearlt...
• .DaYi,. :Bight ..iipw; they are'loOking
. far a "np*, Speiser. •
• of.• 4Never,' Never!'
1In' England, tthe4,creator of ."Peter::,
3Pa-frias,jUst4tiken -the-:.journey;
••;inte...the. land of "never,:•,neVor.", L:Sir
James Barrie , is dead .but, .wherever
Christrmis -is ilbse#ed •Ittri.d. there are
• 'children; his Ineinory Wil•I be kept in
place apart froni-a,ll the Other
artiati of- hi day, ."PeterTPan"..ranka
"CYran,o7.- and.;"Hansel
anc1fneteJ",ofet. the' .chi Id eri'S
: InasmusiCat yoi1d It is fritOesting:
to :know :that: children;' wheneverthey
go to .ees their iftv.or.tes, Peter. and:
Wendy,. be:'; other's.'.of"
th r -Lk .:year,s,„
gave to. Peter :pan to the.'
'Great :Ornipitd, Street. Hiaspital.
-81-ek,'..CliittliTell; in.-Lamitiri;Ytrig-lantt
.1.114band-4'1.thought Yen sa'd Yen
laOtight: low shoes the other -day" •
, did.". ' • ,
lihsband-r"They've ,diceived you
again„ my dear., The bill came in to
day aid they eertahily. Were
Oaes,'' • •
ed 7.1-::•Offe thing-74-'-arir 7arr
ways 'get. plenty -of free 'hell; to do
Croat things' are being achieve
the SoVicts alid not ;only in the redbt
.of edotiOntic. •aud: poLtieni scienoei.
1,f,st -week, 'three ittiss.ittn auen lett .
' Moscow for •Sittl. fici$05`illby I'vay.. of
the Xortli Pole, After t:iXtY-.,,f,01,1r;
the-airr they'laiitleiHifst-,580•••
Smiles Short of their goal; The flight
Was, „darihig. but.' more ...9an. 'that, it
was pectaiit In the -:ameunf- of
preparation Mid Careful reSeareh be-
,
Women on the.Tee'
• W,e'have no inteut'611'•rof •prying'
into the feminine •contgioustiest , to .
, ascertain,' if possible, . , why • vJ'orrien
think they can play.golf. There are '
not se. Many -illusiOns left, anyway,.
and,. if wOrrien• areble to persuade
themselves they can .'play gay4
Whi,t'h has triedratid lieked to a •fraz-
•nzle. the souls • of many.. able-bodied
Men, it ill, beet:Imes an acadeniie Ob-
s"erver,to take them by the hand; and
gently' but firinjy , eXplain the folly
of their conceit. We intend to leave'
this . question of welneWs golf to a
higher;: yes, the hie:heat trilitiaal- We,
shalf leave it. ti that J.court last
resort, from which, there is to .aP-.
peal. Let. the Scovelcaid Protiotince,
the \•01..(116t, as it has in diglts. ;that'.
blister. in • nutnerals, that,
Lenia'''.Cilobe.Doino6rat. •
tiPfN5SS
Plenty of ,j1I11rd414,011
')rublied in Soon sets y'ou
right.' &tate the *(40 r3ft
will, Want' AtAtO lidte!'c yc
kart. '
4 Ihribef
Mrs.,' Rivea--t‘I'' arn very ..pleaSed
with, my new cook" ••• ,
Mrs. Bridges---l'Ilow Ring. liave„ypu.
had her?' • ,..;-
Mis
Rives-"Her day, s' 11 be up
tonight...". •
Well Expressed
• G• rea• testHe wsruld "be A .dull -spirited• man
_of...t r',.
• Ttle..,Woirta
,
.•14110..-.4011K g 441.§-m9-ntb,'
watch the .review of the -Fleet bY•the
• king..witherut feefing .of
7.ie.7bef°iihi1; i:.tcat NE:wl9eglorusos.bee;Tc
re4.nd,wme;4dchiI,;',1‘ *
too---nf all nations • say: "Th„ank Op4,
for the Prit,isk NaVY,'?
Tor if is not....t.t..rnuch the might':
of the British. -I•lavy that will thrill -
=.•...Z-47C.;•,;.•,,.:;,,,'.';',t.q..
British .,Sailer.;.'1'llese -,warshint that .;
ride, at :,arichotr: so „easily,, Yee ht've.
the', leaSbed "POWer Of
. •-,
'horse -power, the,terrible potentialities,
of ,hUndred,s oftuns, arec used many- •
as ;.the world's' greak4sVpolice° force,
Ille• •
The Royal Navy is • alWays a^tive •- •
• -Ye.t there, is no war. The'. secret • • ,
',behind ,that paradox lies in the: fact
„ that the Royal Navy is principally •
. Used is a fercefer.,peac'e and human-
ity.' None who, has read the stirring, •
story 'df the Na`vy's'.Werk, in Spain is.
doubtful of this:. , And Spain:is:only
one page iii.then*reut..stery
on., land .and sea that have been ef-
' "Antiquated ' as rriay .thirs
.:philosoPhy;." says Si Edward.
tvi ".1 sell- believe , that the. road to
.rnaximbrn ',wealth And, cententrrientis
.bY,•phe.simple preceSS of. providing to
OyerY,•,mari end *Omit- Wha wishes -to
:,.earri the- opportunityto d(ii• so."4--
Nia ara Review. H
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. - *ere ,•lainTrqatit end •
helpfuI, controlling 6:02".'a in this
. country before : tagn.is rib
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•, • ' One.: more : as you, watch..,.
that • great . reVie* 'renter-1'0).er • the • .•
• 1,
Months.- of ••patient work ,that it hai.;;•,,
entailed; •This pageant on the 'great-
ept ,stage in the world' has oily been
maje. +-possible by :the; Unremitting
attention And care', of,. "hundreds, of. ,
officer's.and;then;.V.;ho havooianized
it your benefit:A:.
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On Prosperity
*ports: ,'‘End'alg Says'.. They
Oiten• Lea, . to -.Heart .
. „
at ure
".bET13,0„1T, *are ile:Oole develop •
tOkie :goiters ip times •Of prosperity• .
'atid.,-Inereased :activ:ity than .,: -in times
�f econorrife depression.- Dr. ••
.Perey, President • of .the
rAssoelation Study of• .Goiter, •••
'Said in hit 'opening address at' the an- .
rtual convention of the °association. ;
Pereir based hiS. COntentiOn,on. a
study of,,5,04:10 caeesof•tcixle•'goiter op -
dated betwee.o. '1.926.•Vrid
.,11 the depreition. following the World
WaY..., there was a •SliarpdeOlide in:the ,
.number f :toxie,gOiter cases. .and
ain in; the, late depreeston..,theq wtis7,
tdeo0Cqe, Til 1924-29' prosperify.:Pef7.”
iod Dr. Percystated, there was • an•
, .•
Unprecedented tisd-in the total num- .
ber,,of•goiterk• *.„ .,`
.
• -There is -definite relationship ,
, .tWeen toxic 'goiters and -heart
said Dr. preecy., adding, .ihat, goiter',
...often the cause Of.:heari
School Teaeherilrorir'. little .girl
is rather backikard in her
Father,...T."Backward,.., eh? I....,suP-
pose..stiejakesr that, after: be ,mother„
She always., reads the last' ;chapter
• fitst.,7 '• '
• If ,you think•••..yotrte . net clock!
'Watcher,. ternave the cloCk.for.a.feW•
Woliith4d7,11;kOffiNtar
'OiNitractona! Equipment:. bought and .Sold.
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, NIWwcovry ofa, s,”6..-• •
'fi^ fngiis, 'aPPa-rtlitly the eau
.1116c1 ;cal
Might-, prove' .as 'hipertatt. to sete
as ,....that. • of: the t em; tit° sis b al ill r'ta.*.
Was ,.c.eporterl,...te. he .$tates
ditaptr.r •of '.fhc Tnternati0xa1 OL;s'e
of Stiregpris.,:
j):(1Sf.1 experiinenta.
the. 'fungus, -which he ,loenteck,,'Dr.,
•Lkiv.h..e thyroid authority of;
ColutribuS, O. presented dat,rt to Show
it :is. •rcSPousible for at least one ei,f
-,7rt1e.-t-w6---r•vi8irer--ty1icis of g•o 1..t14.• -c• ,,,,tpbe,,
4.ungui is transmitted, 'he' !said,' 'T.5y
r- ilririkMg: water and vegetables in pi- •
• • ". '
• there -aro'. types of,: goitre,
Which is „•caused hy the malitinetiOn.,
ing' Of -!thie tItyrold
One, :,erideniV„. goitre, is foundlii. lc?
...Where the- w,t
riot'•,contain.'stfliCient thieficli-
nical .needed hy the, ribYrOid:' . `
diSnute ,the the o
of iodine deficiency as .ft's."true .
inary' cans.eof goitTer,", '
PuIp Milis
Raise Wage!
.Abour 5;650. Workers in Four
Ile, eq. 171ants Are .
Affected •
MO,N71131AL-Waie, increases for.'
5,650 'vorkers off lont large' Quebec .
Prov.ince pUlp and paper, manufvtur-,
ing concerns' 'Were announced lasti
'week 'by inistet Ttproblay„
ibe Ministb.t 'said the trijses. ef fee« .„
tiv 0, July° QUM t•esult• in add it tonal
:disburseinents more tImit ,.”.150,-
00,0 atitualip to,. omplot:yea,
,.solidated PaPor Corpormion.:
11r0tho1 s &•
' dian Pu:.,p and paper an
1' eon s ol i eirs , shave W.,;•••lvi
fo i 1,40 ,empIoyti,,s
tbreo
wage of, '37 *ec,nnri. holn. \v, ;1' t?
boesua 4,.,•••••• .
tie*, pt., "
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"Wliv th,ouid diet?. If 1 >'nt :
tliet 1. .don't gethougry; cud if ,.
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