The Clinton News Record, 1925-02-19, Page 7A t�G1
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ALTH
EDUCATION
.BY DR. J. J. WilDDLETCN
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario.
D., .Middleton w11I bo glad to answer questions on-P,ublic Health mat -
through, this column. Address him at Spadlna House,' SPadina
Crescent, Toronto.
ie or intoe- tole Many cases of contagious disease
Ormemany"can be avo
;i<rus cliseaes can be avoided? That in a municipality, and when this out
is a question of interest to everybody, break is known. to .the school author -
but in ,the. ease of children, it is espe-'ities. The removal of a sick child
chilly important- ortant to -know something from school, even at the onset of the
about it. One way to "avoid: these:d'is� disease, is a sound mzmisof piotectiol
eases- is to keep -away from people in that it removes the source of 'the
who are sick and from places where
these diseases exist. This advice is
tspecially good for children, If you
come near a child having one of these
contagious diseases, you: may be 'ex-
poses! to
b ' tl' thegerms when
anger rpm e .,c too
In order to wage a successful fight
against ell forms of ill -health and dis-
ease, the education of the young.;and
especially of the children of school age
res ung in health matters is imperative. The
thoy are thrown out into the air by chi.dxen of to -day will; be men': and
'lie sick child coughing. As a'result women of'te-njorrow, and if the Chile
you may become sick also so it is goon (Iron of to -day learn' the principles of
1"rv ..,•
y of all who hygiene, the mere and 'women of to-
ad01ce tp shun the
company
lire sick with alit'" disease •that might
be colIta8ious. ' As' far as school chile
dren aro concerned; there • is another
point to observe. Never' borrow', a
pencil, a Tien, or a - book, etc., from
311tathor child, and also never carryto
your mouth such articles; • as pencils,
pens, etc:, that may have been en the
mouths of others. The school child
should also remember to, avoid moist-
ening its finger in turning over, the
Ileaveo of a book, for on the pencil,
the lien, leaves'of the book, may
be huniireds and thousands of germs
Which" mayr•directly or indirectly find
their way into the child's mouth.A
third precaution,' ie to never, allow a
sick child to go to school.' If you find
that a child is or seems sick, report
this fact to the teacher at once. If
you learn that there is sickness in the
homo',of a- child who goes to . your
school- immediately notify the teacher
that he may send the child home, be-
cause the sick :child' may spread cen-
t z; ion' through the school. •
These precautiona•should still more
rikerotlsly -he' adhered;.to• when there
morrow wi'el :put them into practice:.
Grown-up people do not very readily
learn anything of interest" to their
health and well?being. The reason is
that they have developed set habits,
and have got, as it were, into a` rut
from >-which they cannot extricate
themselves, and When they are in this
rut, their viewpoint is narrowed and
their vision clouded. They cannot see
beyond their own limited experience,
and they have the tendency to sneer
at or try to minimize the importance
of any new efforts to preserve the
'healthy of the illdivieuai' or the .cpm-
munity.
So it is to the child that we pin our
faith. The elastic mind of the child
is receptive to good influences and
sound teaching, and if guided along
right paths, will have a tendency at
least to put them into practice all
through -the later years. The Biblical
adage holds true in health matters as
well as other 'phases of life.Teach"
the.' Child the way he should go and
when he is old he will not, depart from
A ` Witty Sunuriing,Up..,
One of the very latest and. most
modern of orchestral pieces liar for its
subject a railway engine. Written by
Hgnneger, -a French composer, one of
the hotorioue group. known at the
Paris Six, its title is "Riegle 251.", It
was performed for the first time in
England a few, Jaye ago by the Halle
Orchestra, and at the rehearsal Mr.
7HainUton Harty requested the players
to give it ,their partictilar attention
owing- to Itspeculiar character. All
sorts•;of strange noises were emitted,
shrill wbietles, the shovelling of coal
1nto,the are -box,' the thunderous shunt-
ing of wagons, the rushing of the train
along the metals, the climax coming
with a deafening boom. The' silence
at the end Was suddenly' broken by a
sepulchral voles from, one of 'the dour
le blesses droning out' "Tickets;
lease!" Incidentally, when the piece
as played at night, .hisses; mingled
th the applause, ea unusual happen,
ng in England.
Happiness becomes complete only
hen it itt shared."
Mlnard'e for Sprains and Bruises. '0'
Human health and strength are
greatest when the temperature drops
to about 66 to 60 degrees at night and
rises to aon2ewhere between ' 68 and
72 degrees during the middle of the
day.
World's Pity. {
World's Pity .is a nook in Paradise
Whence fourpale little printer,
hand in hand,
Peer on the cherub sports with wist-
ful,
istful, wondering eyes,
As if joy still were atrenge to un-
derstand.
For two remember-London'a gloomy
tower, . ' •
And one the Paris' mob .hallowing
the a rnr
H s
c
Of Madame Guillotine, and one the
midnight hour
When' Murder 'emote him in his
father's arms,
liven In Heaven a simple state they
heldy
Farthe shining- children, fain to
comfort, spread
Before them violets blue and, like a
cloth 'ofgold,
Bright jonquils, snowdrops—every
hue but red.
—Katharine Lee Bates in Youth's'
Companion.
Suppress a moment's , anger, and
you meq prevent a life -time sorrow.
Mlnard's Liniment for the Grippe.
Economy is half the battle of life; it
is not so' hard to earn money as it
ee spend it well. -Burgeon.
its®,
By ,lohn L. McCrdhan '
iiiiiiC listen -
A red, fiery rinr.rose above the skyline, and the glacier's sr r i glisten-
.
ed -a solid mass of sparkling .crystals.
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Pembroke; Soaforth, St. Oatharinea, 'St. Mary's.
Walkerton, •Woodstock,
A: dairy cow is ioi: worth keeping unless she
precludes 6,000 pounds of nulk or over per year.
D1on't support a•low producing herd. Start now
to weed alit the poor ones. Breed the best ones to
goon. bulls and feed,, properly --then watch results.
? Ask the successful dairyf
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BETTER Ugg.tyy((.eaPAY
101
Birthday Greetings;
The World's Chief Scout was born
February 22ad, 1857, and the .approach.
of Sir Robert Baden'1'awell's birthday,
will cause to arise from the hearts of
his many admirers feelings of grati-
tude that he is yet spared to the world
to direct and, foster the greet -boys'
work whish has spread throughout the
world, and of which he is the founder.
Congratulations and "Many happy Re -
Mane", will
etane",will be his also.
Feely Beginnings.
The evolution of the Boy Scone
movement la interesting. Ito seed ger
tninated n
i South Africa.
This
Is
what 'Sir Robert says:—"In 1001, 3
raised the South African Constabulary
on linos of my own, the principles ofa food for human-consutnption and
which were practically those 'of the they began to select the tows that
Scout training applicable to mon. The gave the largest quantities.
115
�ilearktlt}}tt
'finest every yvojilan at the hood of
home -meets daily, with little worries
het _household affitirs. They may
be. too small to notice an- hem, after-
wards,
fterw rd but it is the;sarto Ilttic i oiriol
that %real down the 1-oaitil of o runny',
tvcme n 7 to i effect way' be noticed'
in nervous headaches,fil,lo appetite,
ini.igest!on pins in the side oz beck,
and. a sallow complexion, ` T9.to e
afflicted ,in this way Di. S4il]1lma!
Piok Pills; by 1ntprbv io ai 11,purifving
tho- blood; bring speedy repos Aniong
who have
weak. women G
of 1
thousands
..tesied. 'and proved •the m ritd of this
inedic ne is dips. Gustave I7u t Bras;'
0ltes, ,811311., .who .says. ` is with=
profoftnd thanks that I• write to tell
you .11111[1 Dr. William ' Pink i; 1111
b-ts•e dobe for me. 11(:"010 I began' talk;
Mg theta pills was. weak, and 'my
blood 1)1111 nod watery. 1 Ivan 00 1131n
that I Idol ed like a 1elaton I 1 Is
troubled' with head hes and indiges-
tion,
ndi es -tion, dol not. sloep t ell, and was ter-
ribly Constipated. 1. decided to try
Dr,.. Tit iia ns' Pinit Pills sand 1 soon
foundthat they wore just what 0
needed. Under their use my appe-
tite returned, my food digested 'Pre-
perly, a7Yn I slept batter at night; and
gained- in. flesh 'as well as strength.
The result is that now I am 'sr per-
feetly healthy woman; and there Is no
doubt tliat-it is due to the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, a supply of which
I now. always; 'keep in, the house, and'
1.would advise other Women' to clothe
same."
Yore' can get these pills :through :any
dealer in Medicine, or by mail at 00
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
—�r
molly laid do'tvn by the great Chief
whose birthday we ` celebrate: this
Month. No other scheme g1 welfare
work isamore acceptable to the boys
themselves: Through loving and obey-
ing the Scout Law, .and going in
heartily for the activities' of Scouting,
boys are "helped to preserve and de-
velop the manly -qualities .which they
themselves admire:', Through taking
partin the varied.program of Scout-,
•ing good'hebit are formed, good as-,
sociations are enjoyed, good comrades.
are found, acme...health is,prcmoted and.
good character is grown. '
The thousands of Scouts an'd Cubs'
with their leaders throughout the
hoDominion loin as one-in
whole i wishing
The World's Chief Scout many happy,
returns of the 22nd.
eg
Pure Bred s Essential.4.
..
Back in the old days, when ouran-
cestors paid no attention to the keep -
fog of live stock, the native stock, run-
ning
unning "wild throughout the country, pro-
duced only enoeglr milk for their
young, As time Went on, however,
mon discovered the value of milk as
troop was made a small unit In order Thus. i wo find . thet for many years.
that the Commander Should be able live stock men -have studied their
to 'deal with each indivlduai en per-
sonal knowledge of hire. The hurnan'
aide Was apiiealed to and the men
were trusted on their honor to a very
large degree in carrying out their"
duties. The uniform was the .Cowboy
hat, ehirt, Breen tie, and ' shorts.
Badges were awarded for peofielency
different lines e2I work.
"After return,to England, be 1904, I
schemed some ideas for Scouting es a
tratning for boys. In 1907, I held a
trial camp for Scout training, Brown-
sea Island, at which I had the boys -of
other achoots toexperiment on, and
Its result exceeded my expectations
and prompted me to go on with the
'idea." •
From these beginnings the move-
ment grow so .rapidly teat ;8ir Hobert
found it necessary to devote ,his whole
horde, carefully, selecting foamier that
possessed high » prottecing Mutinies.
These females were bred_ to acres
whose dams had displayed high pro-
ducing tendencies. •
As time advanced breeders learned
to keep records of all the. milk ,given,
as well as the teed connected.
The result is that now we have re-
cords of individual cows giving over
50,000 pounds of milk in a year.
What a debt we owe to those old
tmprdvere of our breeds, we' cannot
repay them, but we Coif continue 'to
Carry on the work that -they so nobly
comineaced.'
In so doingwe will add greatly, not
only_ to our own income but we will
contribute to the revenue of 'Canada.
No farmers can afford to neglect
theirIitle stock in thase da,, 'when
time to Ito direction.soaring-•
• gland a friend a slip of Papel an
a pencil and ask him to wifte on
to 'paper any number he 11kod.
'Mind some distance away 00 that
8011 cannot see what he writes. Ask
him to ask 1113 left :Nand neighbor
'o whisper any nnml?er to him and
give him the choice of ,adding, it to
he number be wrote, subtracting it
from the number lie wrote or iener-
neg it altogether. Aelc him to able
tis right hand neighbor to mention
any , nsnumberht080t toith,im,
multiply 1 -le mayby•it of
add
livide by it. Hee
is to take the.. hum
he now has find' multiply by any
mu "
- Thenltiplo 000of (h9.e finis.r h of the tricir.ln
which the friend loses.,a little of his:
freedom of, action.' He: is to cross"
exit any digit in the product except-
ing
xcept
ing::a cipher am:eto mention to yell
the digits he did net cross out. " Im-
mediately you will tell him the
numbor.he Crossed out.
The secret is that you add the
digits he gives you and subtract
their' total: from the ,next 'multiple
of 9. The remainder will bethe
number struck out.
(City this out and paste it, with
other of the series, in a scrapbook.)
'0
Payment for articles advertised in
this column should be made with Do-
minion Express Money Orders -a safe
way of sending money by inaill -,
• ,The Courteous Frogs.
I suppose that: for -,biose who know
and understand them, all animals have
distinct persoualities; says Prof."e.y0n
Phelps, in Scribner's Magazine. When
I
eves -i •a child'ir' Hartford , it -was a
pleasure to enter the beautiful garden
of that hospitable gentleman . ?USW
Jewell. There was a littie lake, and
in whiter he distributed to -the boys
0(1 tho neighborhood, faro skating
tickets, which we highly ;Appreciated.
In summer evenings the old gentle-
man would sit in a chair on the edge
of .the pend 'and ring a bell. At the
mellow tone% the frogs would come
out of the lake and group themselves
about Mr. Jewell, who_.offereeethem
bits of food,' which they received
courteously. I had never eliecrimin-
'ated particularly'amiong frogs; lut,to
that man every one. of those froge wait
an indlvidual,••and he nanied them all.
The largest was called Laura Matilda'
and -was the owner's -favorite. I have
seenc. Laura -draw near her master's
hair, take a. bit of bread delicately
from his fingers, eat it and then wipe
her mouth daintily.
Why It Appeals. The .use of pure 'bred' sires,
With a.view to malting the subject careful selection, of females, with
ot,Seouting appeal to boys :and to meet
,their spirit in adventure, he held. up
for their, ideal the, doings. `of, back-
woodsmen: and . knights, adventurers
end,explorere, as, the heroes, for them,
to follow; These were grouped gener-
ally under the title of Scouts: In their
camp life, boat.work,, pioneering, and
nature study, one could And . all the
attractions• for a boy svticli at the
same time would be the medium of
instruction.' Sir Robert worked it out
partly, from his -own experience and
partly from the general feeling of
Judicious economical .feedings, to-
gother with the keeping of records, are
essential pointe that the farmer of to-
day cannot overlook and prosper.
Tiny Titles':
"What; is, it Called?", Thin is , the
queation we;usually ask concerning 'a
new. hook, Mid one, with" an original
title will stand a: good chance of be.
Doming a best seller if the matter in-
side ,the covers ie 'equally 'good.
One word titles aresnot much in
what was, lacking In the training : of vogue to -day, although. Hilaire Delloc
the average school bdy.-The:deficiency published a beek celled "On" recently.
lay chiefly in the direction of char Two novels; published some years rtgo,
eater and gene"ral`•intelligence;:skill of go one better than, this,.howeper. ' One
handicraft; servicea ;for. othere and
the State; physical development and
health knowledge: • The activities and
practices of Scenting wore, therefore,,
framed arefar 'as possible to develop
these attributes.:.
Ideate.
honor, was made the hlgh'ideal for
the boy®,,, 3Tho Scout Laveion which
the rnovemont hinged" was taken from
the code of tjae,kn'ii.dlrts.
Organization.
Tee troop was pltrposely kept small
in numitor( in order, that the ecout-
niaster should lave personal know
ledge of. each 'of his -boys, this being
Mahe only`,':llosslbl0 wily for ,developing
the cher-actor of -the individual, The
patrol system was adopted from that.
of the Constabulary, and for the same
reason.
The AIM.
The dim of the movement was' to
make good, citizens, and for this rea-
son it was judged, unnecessary to in-
troduce military (110111.
And so this wonderful boy move-
ment of charactertraining and cite-
. nen development 'chart grown and
`spread -until today Boy Scouts are
numbered by the Millions, who are re
ceiYing training along the ',linos ordg-
}vas called 181" and th'e other
Similarly, 'Why,': Dahlia -11,0'11i 1921,
has been beaten by "2 ",.
There are many threc-ietter titins,
soiee of the best known tieing "'Site,"
"levet, "Now," "Fan,",and "Tim.
,Beyond Belief,
BABY'S WELFAZE
DURING FEBRUARY
Quinine=bearbig bahas: been
found :in l -ergo quantitiesrk- 00 NeW
Guinea. ,
For Every, lel=Mrnard's Liniment
ROAM 'lE'AILCEL, 2e,,
Patches;'62, Mct'reory,
Ontario.
"It is the greatest mistake a woman
can make to marry a mesa thinking
she is going to reform hini,'i said a
London coroner recently. •
February
'one of the hardest
ie
months. o1 the year on little ones: It
days a month of cold, blustery d ys that.
prevent the mother taking her baby
out for the fresh air so necessary
its welfare, Baby . is condetluentiy
confined to , the home. More "often
than not the zooms are overheated
and badly ventilated and the little
one catehes cold or grippe. What is
needed to keep the baby well is a gen-
tle Iaitative that will :regulate the
stomach and bowels; • banish constipa-
tion clad indigestion and in this way
will either prevent -or break up colds•
and grippe. Such a laxative is Baby's
Own Tablets. They are mild but
thorough in action; are absolutely
safe as they are guaranteed to'coutatn
no opiates. or narcotic's: They never
fail to 'be of benefit to little ,ones,and.
may be given to either the newborn,
babe or the. growing 'child, Tire Tab-
lets -are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail" at 25 cents a box from The Dr,
Williams' Meeiolne Co.. Brockville,
Ont: ..
Theprofessor had been dining out,
and as asst of the guests were ardent,
flsheroiee, he bad? had 10'11,9101i all' the
evening' to stories of the size of their
Catches:
IIs was extrenioly short-siellied, ati(1
as he was crossing a fipitI on 111s sway
Thome he came aero s SOilliarecrow with
arms widespread . 11Ianio0100 of the_
"Sell" stories "1(0 bad- he;ur•d.-that night
floated back to "lam, mi,11 11e halted in
float of the scarecrow.
"My dear sir," ho 000111imed, ""I
simply lrefuse to believe yotl; there
never was atrout that length."
'Four' Polar bears,. caught in the
Arctic region last spring, ale 'nolo on
their way to the 110W ZOO at Auckland,
New 'Zealand. They aro ,Ina long i'11io'
fifteen -week journey in stout -packing-
-or First Ald--1MMar'11's. Llrimcot:
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There are compensations. for the
man who is deprived et, the use of one
of his senses -though most men would
preferto have the senses •and get
along : without the compensation. .A
deat man who has learned ftp -reacting
Darr tell what people ere` eagle:sae lee
ameba Of a noise that prevents persons'
with good hearieg from understanding:
anything. Te illustrate the •copensa-.
tion that anther affliction.: brings, 'the
famine' English editor and politician;
henry Labouchere, used to tell a
striking story. \Vo take' it from the
Argonaut;
Labouchere was Walking home one
night a Cams; a particularly d'ebse Lon-
don fog• He was creeping uncertainly
along PaleMall when he was'approacti-
ed'by a man who asked where Ile wish-
ed to go:
ei wantto ge across St. 5'ames's;
Park- to 'Victoria Street," •roplied'La-
130ueliere.
"1a you will hold my arm, sir, said
the str'ang'er, "I 'will take yo11 there;
I.go there every-daY•
Without hesitation ho troop I:abouch-
0r0 aere50 the park in aS thick a fog
as there .ever has been and .brought
him straight up to his door, Labouch-
ere''s 'wonder 'was great,' and when lie
gave the luau a good tip he asked how
it was he could: find his, way so oasily;
eSir,'I am blin11 " replied the etranger.
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ate the corieentthteti'
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beef. Use theM' to add
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Suffered Misery
With Itchy Eczema
Cuticura Healed
"I was troubled with eczema for'
over two years. At first it appeared
in small'epots -and
then began to spread
all over,tny Lees and
head until I etitfereii
awful ealeery. The
itching -sad burning
11`*ere terrifle. At times
X thought I would go
crazy, and MU obliged to give up
my Work.
" I was;treated and tried different
otranninta w{tboitt tiny benefit. 1
read *5 edvetltoemsni for Cuticula
§osp and Ointment and decided to
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lftation
It relief gontineted fter the pthe treat-
ment
reatment for a time and,' now I am
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880 City Hall Ave., Montreal,.
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Ended - by Taking Lydia i
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Compound,- '1,
t
• Fusilier, Sask.—'‘,Fortwo or three
days every so often I would ball ab
pains in my back and sides that X coup'
not do anything' --could not even hoc
quietly in bed, and 'my head ached, tau'
I was this way about three vats, but;
was worse after I was married. 1 *am;
on a farm with not a house nester tbatyl
five miles and there person (10
advise me, es my folks live isNanitobaki
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