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HEALTH EDUCATION
p BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health. Ontario Ir
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Goitre is an enlargetment of the
tlhyroid gland in the neck. • It is soma -
what prevalent in Canada mid seems
to affect a larger number of women
A Toronto,
than men, In India, however, where
the disease is extremely widespread,
just as many men as women are sus-
ceptible. It de also frequently aveeal
in parts of Switzerland, the majority
of those affected living iai deep val-
leys. The immediate cause of the die-
eeee is not known but it seams to be
associated with mineral pnodiicts con
bained in certain dlr^inking waters, The
great trcuble in arriving at any de-
finite conclusion on this point is that
the particular ingredients af the water
that seem to cause goitre is some dis-
tricts do not seem to have any such
effect in other places. For instance,
the carbonates end sulphates of lime
and magnesia which are present in
sante waters and have been credited
with being the cauee of :goitre, are not
found in the, waters of other are
where goitre prevails.
The disease is exceedingly ,common
in India, and as a result of a very
searching investigation of its cause -in
that country and elsewhere, the opin-
ion is held that goitre is+ caused by a
germ that obtains admission to the
I1mflan intestine and there ereabes. •a
poison or toxin which so influences
the thyroid gland that .ie undergoes
enlargement. It would thus seem as
if the ,gland was overworked and con-
eedluently enlarged in trying to se-
erete an antidote for the;poieons
oulating through the system. For it
is the function of the thyroid to pro-
duce substances known as antidotes
or antidotes that will neutralize
poisons in the blood. ' This gexati in
the intestine is supposed to poison the
system to etueh an extent that the
thyroid gland becomes enlarged
through the strain of overwork, just
similar to enlargement of the heart.
Water can eerbainly,Ibe the means
of communicating the disease, and
certain waifs in European countries
are actually frequented, fr uent d,w •ith this pur-
pose
ur-pose in view, by Hien who wish to
escape military s'erviee. As these
waters are rendered harmless by boil-
ing, the idea of a causative germ be-
ing in the- water seems well grounded,
The goitre may be 'et the "simple"
variety, that is 'mere -enlargement of
the gland itself, in contrast to the
kind where pulsation is noticed in the
swelling,, and where the eyes are
prominent or eipparently bulging in
their. sockets. Cretinism or 'loss of
function• of the thyroid is often seen
children in countries such as India
where the disease is prevalent Death
from goitre it rare. The patient 'should
be removed from the effected, area, or
farting that'the drinking water !should
be boiled before use. Great benefit
has resulted from the use of ,the X-
rays in this ,condition. Another remedy
is iodine painted externally over the
swelling and taken internally in the
form of potassium iodine or tincture
of iodine. In India biniodite of mer-
cury is painted on the, swelling, fel-
lowed :by exposing the neck for sev-
ere' hours to .the rays . of the sun.
Pressure symptoms may require a
surgical operation.
Ontario Rural Credits.
The province of Ontario has decided'
in favor of a system of ruraa.crediti
to further agricultural development,
and on the movement of the Hon.
Manning Doherty, Minister of Agricul-
ture, it has provided for the setting
aside of $500,000 for the peirches° of
bonds to be issued by the Agricultural
Development Board for making long
terns loans ear first mortgagee on farm
property, Provision is also mode. Lor
short term farm loans and for the for-
mation of farm loan asseciaatfons in
any township, Incorporated village, or
unorganized territory in the province
of Ontario.
In this movement, Ontario ie fallow-
ing the example set by Manitoba,
where a system of rural credits has
been In operation for some years, and
has been responsible for loans aggre-
gating $2,039,000 and the bringing un-
der cultivation of about 66,740 acres
of virgin soil. Whilst based upon the
act of the western province, that of
Ontario differs from it in some re-
spects.
It is provided that the capital stock
of the association shall be made up
of one share of par value for each
member, and there must be at leant
'thirty members, . Subscribers shall be
required to pay ten per cent. of par
value at the time of subscription and
the balance when called' upon,
A board of seven directors, Wiesen
by the Partners' organization, the pro-
vince, and the township, shall pass
upon all .loans ' whlch shall be In ef-
fect for the year in which they are is-
sued and may be renewable. The
loans will be available for the pur-
chase of seed, feed, implements and
livestock and the erection of silos.
The rate of interest is not_to exceed
seven per cent. ,
Domestic Economy .
Maid --"Please, sir, missus wants
you to telephone for the plumber, 'cos
she's dropped 'er diamond ring down
the bath•plpe."
Master --"Tell your mietrees not to
be ridiculous—I'll buy he -r another
diamond ring,"
Why Men Fail.
Men fail for various reasoue, little
and big, .
Most men fail because they are
lazy.
To be Lazy meeons•—to be late, to be
slovenly, to be a poor eaoriomist of
time, to shirk responsibility.
It means to say of anything that es
clamoring to be done. "No, I'm not
going to do that, because' it isn't my
work."
Lazines is at .the back of most of the
lesser reasons for failure, The minor
cause's and derivatives frons that one
great Major cause. '
It is so easy to dream in the sun end
let the world go by; to dawdle and
procrastinate, till one wakes up—ton,
late.
Late and lazy are, in fact, first
cousins.
If you are •late, you waste other -
people's time as' well as your own.
Lazy people have all the time there
is, and yet they haven't time to be
polite.. They distrain the forms of
ceremony that sweeten life,
They are grouchy, surly, gruff. It
Pains them to be pleasant, to say.
thanks and to smile.
Therefore they ,remain underlings.
There ie plenty of room at the bot-
tom for the boy who never has learned
to be polite.
To be deferentiel is not to be ser-
vile:- . It is merely to be decently re-
spectful.
The biggest men are the 111osE un-
assuming and the most unpresuming,
11 is the insignificant people who
fluff themselves up with a false and
foolish pride and are forever'forating
from the flimsy and slipery platform.
of their own touchy dignity.
Failure is generally elective, It
rests with the man himself to decide
whether be cares enough for success
to pay the price,
Too Much Borrowing..
Neighbor's Son—'Dad waiits to
know can your wife come over Sud
help with the butcberin'?"
"Weil, I don't know! I haven't got
that plow back your pa borrowed of
me six months age," '
Yatil1 Take More Pleasure
in the Ixieal-time drink ifb -s" d
e 1des ids
Fine taste,you know. it makes for health.
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CEREAL BEVERACE
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It hal a rich, furl -bodied E1avol',
but contains nothing that can pos-
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Quickly Prepaf&d,—&cgno a.ical
Soki by Grocera Eve yzlrhere
- #7i Xrtesirl'S Next Premier,
A�lisiiei} Chhuitlerlain's recent eleva-
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tien to the. Wilder/00p Of the Gpvere-
ment P••arty,-•dr rather, of the Cone
servetive element, means he is'essur-
ed of the sueeession of Mr. Lloyd
George in the;pi'emiirshi'p, in the event
of the latter': retiring through v11 -
health, oe else in rase of any break
up .of the .coalition, and the refsls'al
of the Untenia'.ts•, •rind especially of the
Tories, to give their approval to some
of the progressive nneasutes of the
present Prime Minister.
There was • a close and inthilate
friendship between Mr, Lleyd George
and A,'Bonar Law, who preceded, Mx•
chamberlain, especially during the
last three .years. Mr. Bonar Law` was
full o£' admiration for the Premier, as
the man who was -more responsible
than.•any oneelse for Great Britain's:
victory iss,the late war, and was most
loyal in his devotion to him. That
intimacy does not exist 'between Mr.
Bonar Law's sueeeseor and Mr, Lloyd
George, Nor Mr. Chamberlain like-
ly ever to obtain such a Bold upon his
Tory followers as Bonar Law, who
on several occasions, by mane of his
quiet powers at persuasion, was able
to prevent their -front deserting the
Lloyd George administration.
The question is being asked as to
whom The Prime Minister really' wish-
ed to have .in Bonax' Law's place. He
alone seems to have known of the
,Conservative leader's impending re-
sigtp&tion•;, A.slsumedly-if Lord Robert
Cecil had ,known of it, he would not
have crossed the ,floor of the House
two months ago to throw in his lot
with the opposition. While it is equal-
ly .certain that .. Winston Spencer
Churchill would . have . declined to
undertake hie official trip to Egypt
and tit Palestine had he Ihad any ink-.
ling that Bonar Law wee about to
vacate his leadership. It is more than
probable that. Mr. ' Churchill would
have beenelected, if he lied been_. on
the •scene' insteitcl of away in the
Levant; while Lord Birkenhead would
have hada very good- chance if he had
remained in the House of Commons as
Attorney -General, under bhe name of
Sir Frederick Smith, instead et yield-
ing to the lire of the Woolsack and
of the lord High Ohancellership.
All these men would have been able
to furnish to the Conservatives, whe
constitube the overwhelming bulk of
the Unionist party, a greater degree
of inspiration and enthusiasm, and
possess magnetism and qualities of
leadership far superior to those of
Austen Chamberlain. They made the
mistake of their lives, the one inleav-
ing England, the second in accepting
the Lord High Chancellorship, .and the
third" in eross5n'g the floor of the
House; mistakes which cost ahem the
virtual right of succession to thg-
preniership.
CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION
Nothing is more common in child"
hood than indigestion. Nothing is
more dangeroes to proper growth,
more weakening - to the_constitution
or more likely to pave the way to dan-
gerous disarm, Pully nine -tenths of
all the minor ills of Childhood have
their root in indigestion, There is no
medicine for the Iittle ones to• equal
Baby's Own Tablets in relieving this
trouble•. They have proved of benefit
in thousands of homes. Concerning
then Mrs. Joe. Lunette, Imntaculee
Conception, Que., writes: "My baby
was a great sufferer from indigestion,
but the Tablets soon set her right and
now I would not be without thane,"
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medi-
cine dealers.orby mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. ` 111lsins' vIedicine.
Co.; Brockville, Ont.
Slave -Holding Ants.
The ant is Man's greatest rival in
organization andindustrial civiliza-
tion. 13e;fore man knew enough to
take to agricultus'e some ants of
America were farming the soil. Their
numbers are not so great 1n this coun-
try; nor are they particularly fierce,
but in South America and in Atria,
ants ase amazingly numerous and a
danger to, man.
The red lint is a typical soldier; he
does nothing but fight, He has power-
ful jaws, and fs generally strong, but
he cannot get along..witliebt a slave
to feed him. If he were left to feed
himself, he would die. He continually
raids the nests of weaker Meet's and
brings thein back as prisoners, thus
solving the .servant problem and keep-
ing hlmsea2 well supplied with attend-
ants. There is at species oftort la Aus•
traria called the bulldog ant, because
of its extreme pugnaclty. It will light
anything and. everything. If one of
these ants is accidentally cut in half,
one -halt will actually light the other
belt to the death.
That ante should be able to kill a
snake inay seem incredible, at first.
When au enemy Is 'sighted the alarm
is given at once and the whole com-
munity of ants arises in a body. They
set upon the.reptile, striking their nip-
pers Into it at thousands of points.
The attack is made with smell euor-
medus numbers that tine snake leas lie
chance of escaping. When the snake
is dead the ants will tear off the flesh
In small pieces, taking nil away with
Mem except the bones and skin,
In No Hurry to Aviate.
A headset -ire, : smart -looking young
fellow In uultorm was stopped on the
streets of Baltimore ane day a• couple
of summers ago by an equally young
Negro woo had form
ori
y worked as
chauffeur for the soldier's father,
"My, Misteh Janes,,, exclainmed the
da:rtry, as he gave an admiring survey
of tee young mann; l,niforni. "Yo'
sliore dote leak scrumptious lit; dat
uniform!".'
"Thank you, ,Fee," saki tete yottng
fellow. ".By the way, why don't you
go In yourself? You are a good me-
chanic altcl would come fn handy In
an airplane, . Ede iveuld you like in
fly amoisg the elands a mile high and
drop bombs 00Um'Germans?",
"1 abn't in no < speuia1 /lima to
avlate," said the deriry, "When we le
51p 511001 a mile high, srlpposo de he,
jibe stops end do white man says,
'Olt out en' crank, nigger!' "
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How to' Overcome Troubles `hat
Afflict Women Only.
So far as a woivan'e' health is eon
agrned, probably the meet -fateful
yearsin her life aro those between .411
and 50. Many women enter tine period
under depressing conditions, through
overstrain In household cares, or a
negleeted Condition of the blood, and
so• :they_ suffer heavily..
Antong the commostes•t enneltoms at
thire time ere headachses, paha In the
back atnd ,sides; fever flushes, pal1to
tion, dizziness and depression. ,11 is
well to know that these variations of
health can be relieved by home treat -
meat. What women stand in need of
all their life, but never more'. so than in
middle age, is rich, red blood., As a
tonic' for the blood and nerves, Di-.
Williams' Pink Pills are always 'dole-
ful, but eeeeclalby will they help wo-
mien at this time. Among those who
have found benefit through the nee of
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pifle le Mrs. J, A.
McDougall, H.ltodena, N.S.; who says.:
"I was greatly troubled with nenvous-
nese, palpitation of the hear+t, dizzi-
ness., and a generally run down condi-
tion. It was only with difficulty that'
I could do my work, and although I
had been taking nzedleine for some
time I did not Improve, lO wally. a
friend advised Dr. Melange Pink
Pills, and I got a supply and began
taking theme. The result more than
met my expectet'ions, and I am feel-
ing better than I have done for years,
sleep well, eat welly and do my house':
work much more easily. In my case
the pills certainly did what you claim
for then).."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
all dealers in medicine, or you can get
their by0
mail a t 6 cents s a box or six
boxes for 52,50 Pram The Dr. Williams'
Medicine • Co., Brookville, Ont,
Scouting Notes.
Scouting is now world wide.
Japan has recently taken up the
work.
The leading educationalists of Great
Britain and the United States aupport
11.
The Leading men of Ca=nada are be-
hind the genre, -
Scenting is to supplement present
boy activities, not to supplant them.
The activities wili fit with Sunday
Schools, They Scheele, Church Boys'
Clubs,. and call aleo be made a com-
munity work if desired,' Its results
are sure if properly applied.
Scouting is no longer an experiment
or a fad. Its twelve years' history'
has more than demonstrated its worth-
whileness,
Several hundred thousand Canadian
boys and young mem have been Boy
Seout3, sometime during their career
and will be and are better mea be-
cause of the training they received.
There le a junior movement for
boys between the ages of 'eight and
twelve years known, as the Wolf Cuba.
Over thirty thoutiand Canadian boys
are now members of the "Great World
B•rrotherhood of Scouts" and their num-
ber is increasing every day.
If you are interested and .feel that
Scout training eheuld be made avail-
able to the boys• of your community,
a letter addressed to the Executive
Secretaiy, The Boy Scouts' Associa-
tion, 131oor and She'bourne Sts., To-
ronto, will bring yon fuff information.
Over one hundred and fifty Ontario
villages, towns and cities have found
he Scanting a solution for their "boy
problem." I3as your town yet done
anything really constructive for its.
boys?
The Honor of Thieves.
Soviet Russia again invitee the
world outside to become a receiver
of stolen goods,
This time the plan isle take the art
treasures rifled from the private col-
lections• and' galleries of the nation
and put Hien' on the world market in
exchange for food.
The Bolshevists are adepts in dis-
posing of that which does not belong
to them. There is no question of the
market value of these exquisite ac-
cunmlations they desire to 'sell. But
there Is every question of the title.
At the vary time that the commis-
sars are tellin'e the earth what a fine
conunorcial system they have, they
are giving it the poorest possible ad-
vertisement. There n1ay be Honor
among thieves, but whet respectable
dealing can there be' betwixt thieves
n.'id honest inen? -
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whilst t nave neonalenadly used other
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Da vitriol/ t h.
"An unfair clec eicn by the ulnpire
is usually enough to vela the crowd's
favor, at lenst to rporwa ily, for its
victim;" says the wolli-ci-ans'pien ten-
iris player, "Such d',_ision might not
to he piatc-seed, but the man who lets
the benefit f one f •r , ^
c o o ihrr .h"uld
promptly ogeeiize n'at'ters by u004-
teniatioasly Iceing a point. Ire should
not hit the ball into the net with a
tallOtee air of'Tiene "Til are,'—tri bit cd
playing for effect that tho erow•cl re
cents, -butt should contrive to miss
by a bare margin," Tient is the Illi•.
rude of a gentleman and therefore of
a goad sportsman,
Minord'a Linlmant for DAndrult.
Cannula 1•:ata water power' equal to
20 000;001) hereiepower; 00 per cent, is
still running to we're.
Mrive mole can manly hold downs a
lion, but nitre are require. to 'Iroki
e tier;
Clasef't ed Adyertisemeit,..
m •� Ac imus wnsssap,..
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Oil -Burning Locomotives as
Used in England.
Zn Bnglaaad, the London, and North-
Western itailsuay Co. has converted
some of its coal. -burning locomotives
into oil limenees. The lire bore .has
been lined with fire Ibriek, god "'soatubt•'
oil burners, of the type in which the
oil is atomized by a jet of stearal,
hfeve been in5'alled so that there are
three burners in a rew eas'aae the fire
box, The 'burners are supplier .with
oil 'by means oe a pipe line running
from an' oil tank, 'with a capacity of
1,1100 gals., which is installed in the
tender, in the space, which useJ to be
occupied by the coal. Adjaeent to this
tank is a heater, through which the
elf passes. on Its way to the burner,
end in which it is warmed ,sieffieiently
to make it flow xeadillty through the
redwing valves, and to atomize free-
ly.
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It makes no difference where you live; parcels can: be
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In every Bayer package are directions
for Made, Headache, Neuralgia, Rhein
madam, Earache, Toothache, Lum-
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of twelve tablets cost few cents, Drug-
gists, also sell larger packages. Made
In Canada. Aspirin is the trade mark
(registered in Canada), of, Bayer
Manufacture of Moneaceticaoidester of
Salicyllcacid.
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The one great passion of the Japan-
ese is hot-water' bathing, and: no ooun~:
try in the world ctzn rival Japan in
the natter of hot apringa,
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Dsatempor
Nine hundred and fifty of LontIonis
elementary schools are to' be provided
with war :shrines in memory of old
scholars killed in the war.
MONEY ORDERS.
A Dominion Express Money Order
for five dollars costs three cents.
A Swiss has arrived in Paris after
travelling round the world on a bi-
cycle. IIs covered 35,000 miles, and
took seven years,
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sample. After using them' I bought
more, and when I bed used one cage
of Cedars Beata and one box of Cut] -
cure Ointment for about a month 7
was completely healed." (Signed)
Miss Elia May Johnson, Box 65,
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better. It prevents hot boxes and scored axles, and
outlasts othergreases two to one.
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Imperial Eureka Harness Oil penetrates
every fibre of leather, thereby excluding
'moisture, dust and sweat. It preserves
harness, and prevents cracking and break-
ing of stitches. Harness that is treated
with it lasts for years, looks well all the
time and requires little repairing.
Ask your nearest dealer about these two high quality
• products. Fra has both in convenient sizos.
Now LThe Time T
If you have delayed painting, your property
has suffered. Do not put off any longer.
Save the surface and you Save all, Look
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