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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1925-1-21, Page 3With The BOY Winter, Camps and Hikes, WEAK DIGESTION DUE TO .POOR BLOOD Perfect .Digestion Will Come it the Blood is Made ]Rich and Red, A good Scout friend of aura. V41111am Tbere la i o tonle for the stomach 0. Wesel by name, is an ardent Game- tart Is nota tonic for every esenthar es—spring, ellnlmor, fall and winter, part a the floes vert oh stontactl " depenae, as does every ocher organ, He says that camping is a seasonable on the blood for its energy. activity during tiering, summer and ; There can be no perfect digestion fall, but that it le""peasoned" for wile upless you have, dole red blood, This ter, tie tiles to explain that winter 1s scientifically tris. The way,thea, camping is soaooned. yvith new thrills to tone up the atgnaaoh is to melee and new sports which axe imPesotble the blood. at otber times of the year, But let u$ Most stomach remedial try to di- let him tell his own story of winter gest your food for you. How much camps and hikes, All right, Bill, you better it 1$ to tone up the stomach 00 have the floor; Me Jessie do its ownwork, es nature Clothing. Intended, There Is no pleasure in "Thames, Mr, Editor, I like your Dating predigested food. Tone up crowd and would like to take 'them your stomach, then your appetite and digestion will soon be normal. ail on g winter camping trip with mo, If your digestion to weak, and your As I can't do that I'll try to •telt your blood thin, you need Dr. Williams' fellows some of the leg points I have I pink Pills to restore the strength to learned myself. your blood; In addition use, Dare la "Warm clothing 1$ of prime import, the selection of your diet and your time. When the pbyslcal"'comtorta are stomach trouble will soon pass awAY. provided for, everybody is hapeY. Cold Mrs. Oharles La Rose, Fruitland, Ont„ feet are uncomfortable and unneces suffered severely, wand tells what Dx. earn. A pair or two of woollen hose••+? ,tlliams' Pink Pills did for her, She are a good insurance. Old-timers will says: -"I we a terrible sufferer front. tell you teat/extras of most everything stomach trouble. The doctor called It. are satisfactory for .winter camping, rlreryoue Indigestion.' Everything I ate In making up the check list, write ex -distressed 'me, and I became so weak tra before stockings, underwear, mite= and rundown I could hardly wails. I tens, shirt, and sweater or coat. Be- ,had a pain around my heart most of tween two layers of clothing there is ,,tine .time, and h slept very poorly. I a film of air which operates on the was afraid I, would not get well, ae thermos bottle Maas • ! the doctor's mediates was not helping "Scoutmasters should talk over the me. In this serious condition Dr. Wil- matter of dress with their boys in ad- Hams' Pink Pills were recommended vance and follow this up with personal; and I decided to fry them, and' I can inspection before starting on a trip. truthfully say that they made me feel Hiking. e like a new person. I will always glee "A great deal of interest In winter medicine a. word of praise when camping can he developed while on I get kchance for I think there is C day hikes. On these aceasioas the nothing to be compared with It for boys will have an Opportunity to visit dyspeptics, oranyone weak, nervous desirable places where wood and ehel. or'rundotvn." ' ter. is available. Before taking_ the You can got these Pills from any medicine dealer o entire troop overnight Scoutmasters r by mail at 50 cents Medi - are advised to camp out with their a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi• cine Co., Brockville, Ont.. ! Patrol Leaders in order that they may 3m familiar with some of the problems of winter camping. Dawn] The skies of dawn are grey before the a iia THE GREAT FOG ' Trafalgar Square as it appeared during the great fog which hung like a pall of gloom over London for several days recenty. The 111l1dee The wild geese need na eptnila 09 4mbart To And the dlsteet NOM. 'Bravely the pock txtulie teeth Through infinite elIY land over trookl• fele sea To the Paul beeen where they all: would bo, teed by infallible magic la the heart. The violet has no calendar tp tell The ritual of the year. But when her Day is here • I know she will 3o11111 the ancient tryst, Donning the sacred. veil of amethyst, lin the grayboulder is the ferny dell. They never fail, the patterns far and wide, • '' The veery's measureless tune, The accurate tide .and: moon, The bee's geometry, the beaver's art. Who would maintain bis little life apart And fear to lean upon the Invisible Guide? •--Abbie Farwell Brown in Youth's Companion. KEEP LIr?LE ONES and Programme. "Weather conditions will affect the sun programme, which must be, flexible, at Rises in glory—chasing mists away: best—go expecting a storm! Allow Aad so life's shadows vanish one by • lust a little more time to get dressed, one prove' meals, change clothes, etc., When plunk shines out in all its then you would in summer. It doesn't brava array. always snow be ready to change the The waking birds sing songs of cour- activities to trail building, sawing Adage, cheer chopping contests (providing you have the owner'sRemission,is von of course) and winter tree study. When it is cold enough for snow and lee winter sports are unparalleled.. "Have an objective besides that of getting the experience and some fun. Possibly the putting through of some of tate tests such as Second Class Fire Building, Cooking, First Class Ad- vanced First Aid for Frost Bite and Freezing, Use of Alm, judging, etc. Getting good winter views for the troop album can be an objective, and the study ofwhiter wild life as re- vealed by tracks and other signs. "A regular battle royal can be staged with little organization and encourage- ment. Snoeshoeleg, skiing, and skat- ing allow for inditidual action as well as competition. 4oboganning and sled- ding are great spots for patrols, Overnight. "For the overnight camp, the Imp tent and forester tent are splendid if pitched about a central fire, A wind- break indbreak of brush and .canvas will be a good protection- when constructed in the form of a leanto, "You may find a shack of some kind in which to sleep. In winter it is warmest to sleep on the ground. A. cot allows too much ventilation from. below, and unless you have good pad- ding and place as many blankets be- low as above, the Clieneee are that you will find yourself cooling off In all four directions. Not so on the ground. That le 11 you prepare the right kind of a bed. Usually leaves can be found in a gully or depression where they have blown together, After selecting the sheltered place to sleep, such as alongalde a fallen tree or a big rock, look for two logs and place theraparal- lel the width you wish your bed to be. Put the leaves between these logs and. lover them with your ground cloth. The logs will, keep your bed from Creeping and will keep oft winds. Tie up the lower .end of the blankets with a etring or iargg safety pins and tuck that and into year pack far added pro- tection. If you wear dry wool socks to bed you will feel considerably warmer. "It Is eustoiriary to throw a few 'Atoka of wood on the fire while In the . process of teruing in, for added warmth and light. Most important is a flre ready be. start In the morning when shoes are stiff and fingers get cold, Timis tinder and wood should be protected against sleet and snow with a pieta of canvas or pouch. Don't, forget matches and flashlights, Grub. In the sweet freabness of a world new-born: And hearts lift psalms of triumph over fear When trouble's night gives place to hope's glad morn! "Grub terms tin important item to consider, Hve the boys eat heartily' • before leaning horns. Bacon, eggs (just peel an ,dac,a in par, if frozen), meat, beans, cheese and terns are' good standby' Aisytlring hot like tomato soup always welcome, Yea, theta are otii items you will think of and want t consider. An axe and It saw are thwhiter campers' best friends --don't rget theist. It matters not how black the clotids of sorrow, For all of us the sun will shine to- morrow! —Hilary Brown, Machinery Stethoscope. ' An electrically operated stethoscope has been perfected, with which abnor- mal noises In macbinery can be de- tected from distant paints. BliOWN FELT SLIPPERS With 1-eather Solea 690 Per Pair DELIVERED TO YOU POSTPAID, 8 Pairs 4 Pairs $2.50, 6 Pairs $3.00' Men's, Women's and Boys' Sizes 1 to 8 only. AS. A PREMIUM with each order of $2 or over a beautiful calender will be mailed postpaid. Standard Footwear 1294 8t. Clair Avenue Weat. Toronto HEALTH EDUCATION BY DR. J. J. MIDDLE'I'ON Provincial Board of Health, Ontario. Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat- tars through this column. Address him at Spadina House, Spadina Crescent; Toronto. WELL IN WINTER Winter is a dangerous season for the little ones. The days are so changeable—one bright, the next cold and stormy, that the mother is afraid to take the children out for the fresh air and exercise they need so much. In consequence they are often cooped up 1n overheated,` badly venti- lated rooms and are soon seized with colds or grippe. What is needed to keep the little ones well la Baby's Own Tablets. They will regulate the stomach and bowels and drive out colds, and by their nae the baby will be able to get over the winter Treason in perfect safety. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Clean Pulp From Paper Currency. The inerestigative work of the Far - est Products Laboratories of the For- estry Branch of the Department of the Interior is becoming more extensive each year. Recent results arrived at • show that absolutely clean pulp can be recovered from the condemned A • recent visitor to this country re- that many stout people could reduce paper currency withdrawn from circu- marked on the number of stout people if they only practiced self-control, but lation bytheDepartment of Finance. hesaw here. This food for `thought, they do not put forth any effort to do Experiments at the laboratories have as it raises the question of whether so. In fact they eat too much food also demonstrated that tirek111ed and we as a people are guilty of over- eating. I say "guilty" intentionally, for over -eating in the sense that it endangers health and leads to ineffi- ciency. is really a crime. As far as actual disease is concerned, there are ea?twin diseases that lunve long been known to be associated with stoutness or overweight. The actual danger comes from the deposition of fat around and in the vital organs of the body, which may cause interference with the action of the heart, kidneys and blood vessels. ' Diseases of these organs axe a common association of overweight, and it may be that over- weight does prove an important factor in their cause. or instance, diabetes is a disease which is constantly asso- ciated with overweight. What is the cause of overweight? It appears to be mainly due to the taking of more food than the body needs, and the consequent storing up of the surplus in the form of fat. Overweight may occur at any age, but it is most likely to appear after the age of thirty. As people grow older they tend to take less and less exer- cise, while at the same time the am- ount of food eaten does not decrease and sometimes actually increases. This is especially true with regard to work- ' ers in the cities whose habits of life !are as a rule more sedentary than I those of the country. Less and less Id the food they take is consumed by !actual work and more is stored in the form of fat Overweight may occur in two or three ways, first, there may be a hereditary tendency to this con- dition as is often and son are both stout;' father where second, it may occur as the result of some disease, oftentimes unrecognized, such as , affections of certain glands; third, through leading a sedentary life in which overeating and underexercising are two of its characteristics. The fact that a person has hereditary tenden- !cies to stoutness is no reason why the condition should be allowed to con- . time. It can be overcome by a system of dieting and exercise. The fact is f The Province of Ontario Savings Office SAFETY IS SATISFYING Deposit your savings regularly wiith the Province of Ontario Savings Office, $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT All monies deposited by you are guaranteed by the Government of the Province of Ontario and can be withdrawn at any time. 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In this case the pa- meat of woods to render them fire -re - tient would most likely be put on a tardant. — , strictdiet, eliminating asfar as o - aiblethe foodstuffs rich in fat -forming The family budget should include material. an appropriation for training in char - A fortunate feature of this import,- atter building. ant problem of reducing overweight is that the condition can be controlled. In the Bolshevist Navy there are Even when "stoutness" is present for two dreadnoughts complete and cap - some considerable time, as for aper- able Tof steaming and six effective sub- lod of years, it can be reduced with e sa roblem marines. safety. Th 1 ti f th is: simple and consists merely in re- versing the order of life that has brought ..bout the unnecessary in- crease in weight. Some stout people, who neglect to reduce their weight do so from a mistaken idea. They think that controlling their diet means re -j during the amount taken to almost' the point of starvation, or at least keeping them perpetually hungry. They argue that life is short and that it is not worth while denying oneself the simple daily pleasures, one of which is included under the heading of "a good appetite." The general plan for weight reduction is to ar- range the -menu in an attractive way which will at once provide sufficient food to satisfy hunger and at the ,same time contain a reduced number of calories or heat units. Diets can be arranged for each individual by his physician, but in* the main, the plan is to restrict starches and sugars and fatty meats, and make the chief source of diet fruits and leafy vege- tables, large in bulk, which satisfy hunger but at the same time contain a diminished supply of fat -forming material. Any physician will arrange a diet, giving the food calories re- quired and the kind of foodstuffs that should be taken and should be left out of the daily menu. Daily exercise should also be indulged in, but the na- ture of the exercise should be arrang- ed after a physical examination is made, to see if the llea0t and other 'made, are in good condition. To sum up, therefore, reduce the amount taken of the fat -forming foods, such as butter, cream, fatty por- tions of cream, salad oil and nuts; also the amount of starchy foods such as bread and pastry, as well as candy and sugars. Only eat three times a day and never between meals. It candy must be taken, eat it at the end of a meal as dessert. The foods that are not rich in fat consist in general of the bulky vegetables, fruits, lean meat and fish without fat. Do not depend on drugs for weight reduction. 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Generally speaking it has been found that when the weather to 00- 08sonable or when there to a sudden or decided change In the weather recep- tion conditions will be bad, accenting to these authorities. Gold weather in summer, warm days in winter or a change from cold and crisp to moist and snowy weather will Invariably bring about poor reception conditions. Fading, both of the elow and rapid variety, has been found to be almost as, bad for radio reception as static. Fading is almost Inevitable when the weather chaagese it Is stated: Every effort 1s being made by radio engineers in all parts of the world to determine the relationship between radio reception and the weather so definitely that forcests as to radio re- ception will be as accurate as those now issued by the meteorloglcai bur eau about the weather. 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