HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-05-12, Page 3Fat and Fatality.
IZiminlshed expeetat:on of 'life
tends those in whom the circumste
of the'abdomen exceeds that of°
ohest according to The Lancet (L
don). Investigations carried out on
large scale in America have show
says this medical authority, that
best weight for a plan of forty -ft
'pears is about twenty pounds less t
-the accepted average weight for th
age, at beast from . the standpoint
an insurance company. The writ
goes on:
''Thee steady decline in physical
flciency which the carrying of twen
of superfluous matter entail
should in itself be sufficient aietlrvio
to the'dangerous-s'elf-compinisan
with which the middle-aged man vie
an increaae in his girth. If this
not enough, a pet u'sal of- Dr. 'Leona
Williams' new book on Obesity'w
quickly frighten him into a more sat
factory frame of lnind. The iaifllt
tion of fat into the subcutaneous t
at. NO MEDICINE LIKE 1
ton BABY'S OWN TABLETS
t11, FOr Either the NeWbOrn Babe Or
he
vo the Growing Child--,..
hone There- is no other medicine to equal
of Baby's Own Tablets for little ones—
whether it be for the newborn babe
sr , or the growing child the Tablets al
way's do good, They are absolutely
free from opiates or other harmful
ntY drugs and the mother• can always- feel
to safe in using them.
Concerning the Tablets, Mrs.. John
ea ee Armour, R.R. 1, South Monaghan,
ie Out. .says:—"We have three fine,
rd healthy children, to whom, when a
iii medicine is needed, we have given
is only Baby's Own T4.b.lets, The Tab-
ra- lets ere the best medicine you can
is -
young
in any home: where theme are
young children,"
Baby's Own Tablets. are a. mild but
thorough laxative which regulate the
stomach and bowels; banish constipa-
tion and indigestion; break up colds
and simple fever and make teething
easy: They are sold by medicine
dealers or direct by malt at 25 cents
a box from The Dr, Williams' 'Medi.
cine Co,, Brookville, Ont.
Secrets of glass -making= including
the making of a brilliant scarlet, non -
transparent glass, known to the old
Egyptians and Chinese centuries ago
and then lost, have recently been re-
discovered in England.
r.
sues may result in a raised blood -pres-
sure from increased peripheral resist-
ance, andagainet this high blood -pres-
sure a heant embarraesled both on its
serfage and throughout its muscula-
tura has to work under diminished ef-
ficiency. Kidney d'isea'se is extremely
likely to follow such a condttionl of
affairs, and it is not surprising to learn
that the mortality from diseases of the
heart and kidneys• among the .obese is
twice as high GO in persons of normal
weight.
"To make matters worse, it'is notori-
ous that such a dllseased heart rely
give rises to very little in the way of
symptoms, and nothing in the way
local physical signs, and yet, as D
WUteiams emphasizes, the fait man ma
die the, next time he hurries to catdh
a train; Obesity does not stop at pro-
ducing disturbances oe the eleculetory
apparatus. The respiratory system
may suffer, and it is well known that
ceetaun asthmatics may be greatly, re-
ldeved by cutting down their weight,
Various'troub'lesome forms of dyspef.
sea may result from overweight, whil
invasion of the liver increases such
troubles, and the pancreas itself me
suffer, ]leading probably to the fo�im o
diabetes associated with obesity. In
tertiigo (inflammation where two skin
surfaces rnb), varicose veins, hernia,
and even deafness', are some of the
minor disiturbanees for whish obesity
may be blamed, to say nothing of the
increased gravity of acute diseases in
tbee obese subject.
"The cure of obesity le largely bound
r up with the problem of its causation.
Perhaps the most striking advance on
the subject within recent times has
been the proved complicity of the en-
doorines (internal secretions.) leading
to the broad classification of obesity
into that caused by alimentary surfeit,
and that ceased by underaetion of one
or more endocrine glands. The fa-
mous Daniel Lambert, who died at the
age of forty weighing nearly fifty-three
Mode, may safely be pert into the ]attetr
category; but 11 Is admitted that most
of the obesity commonly seen about
middle age is due to overfeeding. 'To
the scientist,' emote Vanes Thompson,
'th'ere is nothing so tragic on' earth as
the sight of a fat man eating a potato.'
This quotation from Dr. Williams's
boost may give perhaps the key -note to
the solution of the problem. It is not
generally realized that It is the starchy
carbohydrate footle rather than the
.more quickly and readily metabolized
fats which are responsible for much
of the alimenttury type of obesity.
"Meme rationed diet will go a long
way to preventing this troublesome
complaint, and in its cure this notion
must be firmly estab1dshed In the mind
of the patient!'
Practice Safety First at
Without
Medical
Examination
OWL -1 WEAK AND ERVoUs
L.A F ,
The Condition 'of a P. E. I. Lady?
I Who Again 'Rejoices in Good
Health.
"I stn most heartily recommend Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills to ,all weak peo-
ple," Saye Mrs, Augustin Arsenault,
Wellington Station, P,N7,I, "Before I
began their use was vary weak and
nervous. I had always worked hard,
with no thought' sof my health, until
suddently my: strength lett me. I
began to feel tired and depressed, and
did not sleep well at night, feeling jus
as tiered to the morning as wlien I wen
to bed at night • I began to Leel die,
(Outage(' when I would think.01 the
work necessary for me to do: I got
some medicine from they doctor whom
I oonsnllted, but it did .not appear to
meet my °case . as I stowed- no im-
BY
O. W. L.
(On With Laughter)
Late Inspector I
Pioneered First Aid.
With the ,death of
Tnepector Wilfrid,
Mansell, of the 1
Canadian Pacific
Investigation De.
pertinent, which
took place aboard,
a Montreal - Chi-
cago train recent-
1y, there passers'
from the ranks of
Canadian Fire t
Alders an out-
, Wilfrid Mansell standing pionee
Inspactor of St. John'' Am
t 1 batlance work in this country. Vera
t
'sad eiroumstances surrounded th
death of Mr. Mansell for he passe
l away while journeying to Chicago t
take part in an international First Aid
competition held under the auspice
of the American Red .Cross Associa
ti
r
a
s
The Hostile Atxitude Company pays ,
no dividends to its stockholders, , 1
'Many a man gets a reputation tor
being good-natured because he -es too
timid to stand tip for his rights,,; ' t
) The Two Streets.
Intention Street is a broad highway,
'And those who follow, so they say,
Go down and up and up and down,
Trying
to get, to
Nowhere Town.
w .
ir
Nowhere Town is a station fa,
On a railway that's always in the air.
None of its trains are "scheduled
"through/'Stop-over tickets will always do,
Attention Street is narrow quite,
And itsmightdwellers work with all their
.
They feed the sick ;the poor they pity,
And finally get to Somewhere, City.
The worst thing about a competitor
Is that_ he won't let us sleep'in the
e i daytime.
y Being crooked, never gets a person
anywhere --and neither does a retry-
garound.
Select Male Risks, ages 15
to 45, may'obtain incur•..
once up to 32500 without
Medical Examination.
Home.
To avoid any accident traps fore-
thought Is much better than .after-
thought, ,-
Train different members of the fam-
ily never to leave.a pail of hot water
on the floor' if there are children about
Never to leave a pail of hot or.cold
water- back of a door which opange in
the direction of the pail, rendering' 1t
liable to be upset by someone coming
In from the other side.
Never place obetructione or pack-
ages of arty kind on a stairway. Never
permit a raged place in a cerpet'or
rug, or a loose binding to, go unattend-
ed to. Someone may catch a toe en it
and get a nasty fall.
Never aglow a reeking chai'r;or a
straight chair to be Left in front of a
deer, especially at night,, so that any-
one going through will run into it.
th
Be careful at telephone cords or
loose cords of any kind are not left so
they will catch and trip the unwary.
If ruge are liable to slip on polished
S floors, use some preventionemethod of
a suitable character. Little rubber
strips, or discs, may be used on the
under edges or corners,; the floor ,may
( be left Unpolished under the rugs; or
rug fastenings may be used to hold
them in place. These are in the na-
ture of tittle metal snaps' invented for
this purpose.
Eliding Work.
The lazy boy came in, mopping his
face furiously.
"There," said his father, proudly, "I
always said you'd learn to work some
time. Flare's a dollar for you. Now
tell your old dad what you've been do -
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Tile boy griinned, as :he,pocke:ted the
dollar: "I ran aIl'tlee way home from
grandpa's because he said if he could
catch me he was going, to make me
weed the gea-den."
New publications arrive at, the'
British Museum Library at the rate,
, of 30,000 a month.
Here is a sample of• the way the
Chinese alphabet works. They have a
symbol for "roof" and a symbol for
"woman," The combination of a roof
over a woman spells "peace''; a roof
over two women "Wares
"i'm going to marry a, pretty' girl
end a good cook."
"You can't. That's bigamy."
Brute—"So you 'hare never attend-
ed college?"
Brutus—"No, :I got my knowledge
through the mail."
Brute --"T see."
Brutus, "Yea."
Marc's Good Advice.
Do all the good you can,
By all the means Yon can,
In alS the. ways you an,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can.
It doesn't pay to'save money for a
rainy day and then blow it all in on -a
wet nlgbt.
Some people turn up their sleeves
at work, -others turn up their noses.
The way to grow old gracefully is
to be able to change our minds easily
movement while taking .It, Tilen a
neighbor advised me to try Dr.: -Wit -
laws' Pibk Pills and I. got a supply
oaf this medicine; I verysoon found
they were helping me, and I continued
hely use uiiteI 1 n^as hell a 'sJ-
Pink Pills. Begin to -day, Sold by
medicine dealer's or by mall; post paid
at 50 cents a box from The Dr, Wi
Hams'. Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont.
The late Inspector Mansell's first aid
• work dates back to 1909 when SL John
-Ambulance work was first introduced
in Canada, At that time he was as-
sistant'chief constable in the O.P.R.
e liullee
force at Anglia• Works in Mont -
reel, and realizing the great advantage
of being able to render efficient first
lila aid, began to study the work intensive-
ly. He was later appointed Fire Chief
Y' at Angus and police `Inspector' of the
• Investigation Department. His first
d aid promotions kept pace and after
s winning many awards, was appointed
8' instructor of St, John Ambulance
work. Under his direction the .Angus
' First Aid Teams have many times ear-
l- ried off' the honors.
The ,First aid team of the C,P.R In-
vestigation Department, under In-
apecor Mansell's instruction, won: ehigh
d honors at the recent American Red
w Cross Competition at Chicago.
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Mortality Among the Classes.
n Sir Arbuthnot Lane, in a review of
e Mr. Ellie Barker's work on "Health"
t publisehod in the English Spectator,
speaks as follows:—
t The author gives convincing Proofs
of the advantage of plain living on na-
tural food, combined with outdoor ex-
ercise, Farm workers and clergymen
are the healthiest classes, of the cour-
t' munity, doubtless because both lead
simple lives, with much exercise in the
open air. Butchers and merchant sea-
men are among the most short-lived
people. The mortality among butch-
ers is twice as great, while that of
merchant seamen is three and one -hal(
times as great as that of clergymen
and agricultural laborers. ,Butchers
and seamen live largely on meat, pre -1
served meat, preserved vegtables and ;
other stale food which is only eaten -
spad•ingly or not at all by the clergy 1
and rural workers; heeuee the high
mortality of the sailors not with.'
standing the bracing air of the sea. Many think cancer is an old -age dis-�'
ea=l-
eerIf there were a. cancer age, n-'
cer moiitality would be higher among
farm workers and clergymen, among
whom longevity is greatest; but so -
cording to Mr. Barker, the cancer
mortality is twice as high among the
short-lived butchers and seamen,
have been strong and well ever sine
Dr, Williams''. Palk 'Pills. do one
thing—and do it well. They build
pulley and enrich the blood, and a
the blood supplies the whole bol
new life is given to the'etttire system
Better sleep, steady nerves, improve
appetite, increased vigor- all thee
can be yours by taking Dr. William all
,.
Quest and Conquest
A railway worker, a lover of- wil
plants, recently told the writer he
he weaved thirty miles thrice for th
purpose of finding a particular specie
of fern. He had heard of it growing i
a certain disrtriet-. and, being of mar
occurrence in the neighborhood, he se
out OR the quest. Twice he returned
empty-handed. On the third Bittern')he found his treasure. He had walked
ninety miles for it and thought himself
amply rewarded:
A great lover of wild birds end a
skillful photographer of them has fo
years gtven almost every bout of his
leisure to that hobby. He has been
out at as early as two or three o'clock
in the morning to make his observa-
tions. Some of his photographs were
the reward'of almost endless patience
For birds do trot pose for the photo-
grapher, If they know he 1s near he
gets no photograph. He must breeds
hide himself.
But how great the joy when after
long and patient seeking, lie gets his
pictures—birds on the nest, birds feed-
ing their' young, sometimes even stand-
ing on their backs to feed them!
A man must be prepad'ed to put
heart and strength into his•qu'est. That
is the spirit behind every discovery.
All great discoveries have first of all
been seekers, passionately keen and
invincibly patient. Sir .William Her-
shel, for instance, famous among other
things for his discovery of the planet
Uranus, used to continue his observa-
tions of the sky the night through.
Forsceneyearshe observed every sin-
gle hour, when the weather wee clear,
and hiseobservatiouls were all made in
the open air. Midwinter- or midmire-
mer he was there. The coldest nights
were often the finest opportunity. His
sister Caroline helped by writing down
his olteervations as he made them,
-They were iteen. So Was Burbanit—
is Bdisvn, so was and is every cue
o does anything worth while in any
ere.
Isceveriea are the crown of patient
prolonged quests, They that seek
That is the royal way.
Mrs. Brown—"When are you going80
to get that fence mended?" 1 wh
Mr. Brown—"Let's watt till George • sph
D
and
find
gets home. He whole the other clay
that lee's taking fencing lessons this
term."
"The doctor will see you inside;"
said the nurse to the patient as she.
helped him on the operating table.
An -optimist 1s a man who jumps
every time he hears a cork pop,
The Tree Crop.
With all the attention given to the
fai;mer and his troubles, only a few
people are turning their thoughts to
what may well become before long the
fundamental problem of crop raising.
The tree crop has never been treat-
' ed as agricultural, but as population in-
creases the country,wfll be oompeli'ed
to focus all its agricultural knowledge
upon the .planting and ntaituring of
forests. . '
01 is not merely that the supply of
wood will become scarce if trees are
cut taster than they grow. Cities can-
mot
annot exist : without great supplies of
water, and this in tarn depends- upon
huge areae od water -bearing tends, a
characteristic of, wyich Is forest
glrowtlt.
Beery owner of uncultivated land
should be a tree farmer, using every
avad'labde acre for produtang trees for
the profit of himself and society --
Lebanon Reporter.
No dog is clean in the mouth, ac-
cording to a medical specialist, who
'condemns the practice, of even hold-
ing a pet animal near the owner's
facer
Mar -Mill Chick Starter
lerintr Health, Visor and Qulok,Qrowth.
Continuous growth the Elva Eight
Weeks of a hluk's Ufa le a big -rector
In, High Winter. E00 -Production, MAR,
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mel -mite OHICI(.8TARTER Is a
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.011 of adequate aro ,nta of yrotulnr
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Pe not ay.Aoolt thOYaot. that
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Ontario Distributor. for Feature P101, Meal' (71 par cent' to 76 par Dont, protein).
Voice From College.
"My miens jes received a letter
from her son saying he was about to.
out out part of his; corrikulum."-
"Another one of them college
suicldoa I bet."
Those old enemies, gas, acidity, pain and dis-
comfort are soon knocked for a`f4Tre-thee.well
byScigel'eSyrap. Any drugstore.
Honesty. •
For to concern ourselves in ether
people's afalms ie a delicate matter,
Yet Chremee, a character in Terrence,
thinks, that theme is nothing that can
befale mankind in which he. does not
think he has a concern. Meanwhile,
became we have the quicker Tercep-
belt and ':tepesedion of whatever harp.
Pens unfavorably or untowardly to ora;e
selves, than to othere, wheal we see
-tis it were at a greater distance, the
judgment we form of them is very dif-
ferent from whet we form of tnrrselvee.
lh is therefore a night maxium, to do
nothing when you are doubtful wheth-
er it is honest or unjust; for wbatever
is honest ia'self•evident, but doubt im-
plies simpleton of injustice; Cicero.
"De Offlclie."
For all pal M d's Liniment.
Wouldn't Open Him Up.
Young Wife -"I'11 make that hu
band of mine open up and tell mh
I want to know! I'm going to put th
screws on him!"
Her Mother—"That will only tighte
him, my dean"
Smallest Republic.
The quaint ceremony of the Damenof tribute and taking file oath
fidelity to France has just beet ob
served at Perpignaa by the tiny repub
sic of An(lolra—the smallest repulse
in the world.
Pbe annual tribute amounts to 96
francs, but as the expenses of send
ing a deputation to Perpignan woul
more than swallow up the amount of
the tribute, payment is only mad
every two years.
The money was duly paid in the hard
cash of the republic, which has no
financial trouble% and, not having. had
to resort to inflation, is one of the few
countries which have managed to keep
on a gold bests:
Keep M(nard's Liniment In the house.
He Always Dal
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Expert Advice.
Elmer, thirteen, was puzzled over
the girl problem and discussed it with
his pal, Toe,
"I've walked to school with her three
times," he told Joe, "end carried her
books. I bought her ice-cream sodas
twicet. Now, do you think I ought to
kiss her?"
"Naw, you don't need to," Joe de-
cided after a moment of deep thought-
"You've done enough for that girl al-
ready,"
There is a fortune for the man who
will invent a hog made up entirely of
pork chops; "slosh a hog would fully
meet modern city demands.
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Two a'utolsts recently met in an al,
ley too narrow to permit them to pass
each other. Oneof the antoists' rose
from hie seat and shouted in an angry
voice, "I never back up for any
blankety-blank fool."
The other driver quietly put his car
in reverser backed cut, and replied:
"That's all right. I always do"
Having the right tackle and, know-
ing how to fish constitute luck in
fishing. -
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It drives out winter's poisons, improves
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have had splendid health ever since,
When I feel any bearing ,down pains
1 always take it; sometimes a half
bottle or. whatever I need. It is; my
only medicine and I have told many a
one about it. Any one wanting to
know more about Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound I will gladly
write to her. I do all I can to Tec-
ommend it for I feel I owe my Life
and strength to it." Mrs. I\EAL
BoWeee, R.R. 1, Minesing, Ontario,
Do you feel broken-down, nervous,
and weak sometimes? Do you have
this horrid feeling of fear which some-
times comes to women when they are
not well? Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound is excellent to take
at such a time. It always helps, and
if taken regularly and persistently
Will relieve this condition. 0
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Accept only, `Bayer" package
which contains proven directions.
Randy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100--Druggisth.
Aspirin 16 the: trade mark (watered In Canada) 01 Bayer Manufacture Of 9lonoacetic-
ecIdestor of Saltayllcaeltr (Acetyl Salicylic Acid, 'd. S. A.') While. if 'la well known
that Aeplrin means Bayer mmlutaeture, to aaalstt the pantie a0aloat knitutlonn, the Tob1atg
Ot Sayer Oompe,u w1u ea stamped with their general, trade mask, 1118 "rarer Oros.,',