HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1926-01-28, Page 7" NE DUTY OF A WOMAN
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Is to Tell Her Ailing Sisters
How New Health Can be
Obtained.
"The duty of onie woman to another
is to tell her. But the wrong advice is
worse than no advice at all."
,+That," ; Bays Mrs. Florence Glebe,
811 Royal Apts'., Merrick Street, Ha
Ilton, Ont„ is why I feel it niy darty to
give women" a little information coni
oerning Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People. In the first place I may
say that I am a graduate nurse of one
o2 our He -Milton schools, of nurses,
h'aviaig had a number of years' ex-
perience in miming uervati.s 'mad other
eases of women.
"Imay state that for the last three
,reads I have not been feeling as I
should. I have been under the care
of OUT physecien. He informed me
that I would not improve until I took a
change of climate. My symptoms
were that I was tired out easily, pallid,
short of breath. On going upstairs, I
had a rapid heart aotion: aed a weak
feeling. If I"entered a warm room I
became hot and clammy. Black spots
would float before 'my eyes, and I had
Amp pains in my heed. I did not
eleeip well at night and would toss
around in bed. My appetite was fickle
and poor. I tried a number of medi-
cines that were' advertised, with no
good results. I began. `o feel despond-
ent, as when. I met friends they would
say, 'My, you look terrible.' I lost
in weight and in spirits. My husband
opine home one evening asking, as he
Usually did, how I was feeling, anid at
m.y answer said, 'Well, try these; and.
he ltanded me a box of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. He said, 'try them any-
how. They -may help you.' I did try
them, and they surely gave me quick
results. By the time I had taken four
boxes I can honestly say I felt like a
• different person. I could hardily real
lee it myself. People I met would say,
'Why, you look splendid. What have
you been taking?' My reply would be
that I had been takiig Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and their answer usually
was, 'Well, they certainly have helped
you.' I now sleep well and eat well. The
terrible sharp pain has left my head.
I do mmy work and feel toned up. My
color 'has returned, and the pills have
s given me new vitality. I am deeply
thankful that my husband brought me
the first box of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I will gladly tell anyone what
these pills did for me, and you have
full peannisedon to publish thts etate-
ment in the hope that niy experience
may help someone else."
If you will send your name and ad-
dress to The Dr. Williams' Medloine
Co., Brookville, Ont., a 'little book,
"Building Up the Blood," will be mails:
ed you poetpoada This little book con con-
eainfe many useful health Mute.
You can get these pd33s through any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The Bee's Secret.
Out in the meadows,—
Where wild flowers blow,
Clover blushes like the dawn,—
Or scatters like the snow.
In a yew -clipped garden,--
Watched with tender care,
Rose unfurls her glories--
Dazzling,—fragrant—fair.
The bee finds sweetness
'Wherever he goes,—
Honey in the clover,
And honey in the rose.
—Susan F. Campbell.
An experiment has shown that an
eagle is compelled to run a distance of
twenty yards front rest before it has
sufficient impetus to take the air.
LORIDA
CAIASTROPIIE OVERTOOK THE SUN
It Resulted in Formation of
Our Earth and Other Planets.
Secrets of Science.
By David Dietz. '
The planetesimal theory assumes
that our sun developed from some
primary nebula but that at this stage
there were no planets in existence.
Then it supposes that at some later
time—probably billions of years after
this ini•tiel• development—a great die -
aster overtook the sun.
It is supposed that another star
panseed near the sun, so close to the
nun. that it exercised a great gravita-
tional force upon it.
Since this force would be, greater
upon the side of the sun which faced
the star, its effect would be to pull the
sun out of shape, elon,gatin.g the
equatorial region and flattening the
polar regions.
This flattening would increase the
pressure upon the centre of the sun
until it. became so great that it would
force the molten material in the centre
of the sun out through the surface. In
consequence one ettream of mateai.al
'would be shot out in the dlireetion of
the disturbing star. The other stream
would be in the opposite direction. It
would be just like squeezing a rub-
ber bulb Which had a bole at each end,
but a bulb which instead of containing
water contained an explosive material
at high preasasre and temipemature.
The motion of the di!'siturbing star
would exert a second influence upon
these two streams, of matter. It
would cause a. side ways pull that
wou4td start them revolving around the
sen.
At thts time of the year we can aa -
euro you of a wonderful outing on our
,Spoclal Club Rate round trip ten -ds'
tour, which leivee Toronto Union Station
the flrat'Monday In each month up until
May. Each tour Is personalty eonduoted
by our Mr. Montgomery through the
solea district, of the date cehtering on
Clermont. "Tho Gem of the Hills," the
Huntsman's and Fishermen's Paradise.
Our sixth tour leaves Toronto Union Sta-
tion Monday, 3.20 p.M.. Feb. lit. The
total emit, Including everything for the
round trip, -is 11136.00. Tickets, good to
return on any date up to and Including
June 16th next, Spaniel Pullman reserv-
ed for doctors end their wives. For
further Information phone or wire at cur
expense, oronil personally at
Montgomery & Co.
41A King St. E. Toronto
Phone AdolnIde 7D68. ,.
Evenings, Mr. Batts, Junction 404M.
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As a result we would have the for-
'nation of what has sometimes been
called a secondary spiral nebula. At
the centre. would be the great flaming
saln and around it a revolving spiral
oR nebuloutse matter stretching out for
millions and nuilltons of .miles!.
It is assumed that in Ws opined. ne-
bula there would be knots' of matter or
imolai denser than the rest of the ma-
teriel.
'Within a sheet time from the stand-
point of astronomy, the spiral nebula
would have lost its. heat due to the in.-
tense
ntense cold of empty space.
It is thought that the nuclie would
have contracted into fairly large
bodies and the rest o3 the nebula into
little chunks of matter which the
geologists have named planetesimals.
Me motion of the planetesimals
must have been very 'irregular. "Col-
lisions would,. have been frequent. Due
to gravity, the nuclei would begin to
attract the planetesimals to them.
In thds way each nucleus grew into
Ute
one s. of the present planets or sate!l
There is a differeioe of opinion
among geologists as to just how the
growth of the planets• from these orig-
inal
rifii nal nuclei took elves.
According to one theory, the pla-
netesimals were dust -like particles.
The adherents of this theory believe
that the earth assumed its present
general contour when only one-fourth
its present size and tint it grew Mlow-
ip to its present size by the accumu-
lation of these duatlike particles.
Does the Working Man in
Ontario Suffer Greatly
from Sickness?
If you ever think about the working
man and the time he is away from his
job what do you imagine is the chief
cause? Accidents? We11, aeoidente
do occur, but in Ontario, they cause
only slightly more than one day's ab-
sence for each working man eaoh
year. Sickness? Yes, siokness causes
more absence—six times more --than
•aooideete among the workers of On-
tario. Six days per man per year le
the' toll which s'loknesa takes from the
Irude.strdal population of this Province,
the money cost of which is paid out of
the worker's family pocket book.
Actual experience has, shown that one-
half of Ontario's loss under this head-
ing le needless and absolutely pre
veritable.
The factory and the home can share
in the work of reducing this sickness
bill. "Common colds" and "indiges-
tion" are responsible for much of this
abeence from duty and consequent
lees of pay. Certain plants in the Pro-
vince have cut lost time due to sick-
ness
ickness by one -halt through health super-
vision. The wife can hold up her end
of the good work by providing in the
home meals a diet that will give plenty
of nourishment: and be proof againa•t.
indigestion. For the meals, which
ni.uat be taken at the pk.sit, she may
use a lunch box -acid thermos bottle to
advantage in sending appetizing,
healthful food, including one hot dish:
soup, stew, ereanind veaetiab'le, cocoa,
etc.
The worker to his own hest helper
in piotectiaig himself against colds—
not e, difficult matter if he
(1) Keeps lit goad health.
(2) Eats "wisely but not too well"
and avoids constipa.t.ton.
(3) Keeps. away from people tvho
have golds.
(4) Gets .sufficient `rest and takes
daily exercise outdoors.
Rest.
The North Wind's artist steel has
etched..
A.gainet an ashen sky
The tree tops; and the city roofs
And dim hills fee end high.
0
rte tireless voice has sung to rest
The gentle ya.11ey brook,
And all the wayside weans to -ally
A rapt, reflective look.
The world has tucked the oorners in
Where downy blankets heap;
ileneath a coveriid of snow
The swimmer's darlings. sleep.
--Mauls Ile Verse Newlon,
To be proud of learning is the great-
est ignorance,--Tayrior.
Mlnard'i Liniment for frost -bites,
15 to 30 drops of Seigel's Syrup relievesaliforms
of indigestion and dyspepsia. You'll swear by it
once you have tried it. Any drug store.
Midnight.
This is a thing more beautiful than
sleep . .
To eat upon this, summit in the night,
Watching tike high moon as• it higher
climbs.
Kindliest),
The ±armea''s store of ,golden gralli.
}lie apple omeharde yleltl
Are preelous, but I, have la 'Mind
.4. crop that you will never find
In any barn, or field,
A hay rick is a silver joy,.
Sometime an opaline,
But neither thietle, weed, not' dust?
Nor mildewy, nor the season's rust
Can dim the stuck I mean!
The sun that turns my harvest gold
Has no beat in the skies;
But every seed it quickens• bears
.4. fruit that ep in }leaven's fairs,
May stand to win a prize!
Isabel Vedde;
THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS
LISE NO OTHER MEDICINE
Baby's Own Tablets Are the
Ideal Remedy for Babies
and Young Children.
Canadian mothers are noted for the
care they give their little ones—the
health of the baby 15 most jealously
guarded and the mother is always on
•the lookout for a remedy which is ef- She chooses, with .air of a connoisseur
"is good tea"�•TEA
73.
Cid &mac/ �—fin
�� you'll � Wee Red Age,.
Odds and Ends.
Near the window, with face alight,
Grandmother site in her rocking-
ehair,
Happily working hem more, till night
Whether the day be gloomy` cm fair.
Near to her hands are the tools of her
trade—
Scissors and thimble, needles and
thread,.
And gay, bright squares on the table
laid—, ..
Squares for a quilt for somebody's
bed.
Relent and at the same time absolutely
slate. Thousand's of moth,ers have
found such a remedy. in Baby's Own
Tablets and many of them use nothing true.
else for the ailments of thedr little Then patiently working out her design,
ones. Among them is Mrs. Howard Joining one scrap to another she
King of Truro, N.S., who says:—"I bends,
can strongly recommend Baby's Own Sewing, with.stitches even and fine
Tablets to mothers of young children Her patches•, made of just "odds and
as I know of nothing to equal them ends:"
for little ones."
Baby's Own Tablets are solid by
medicine dealers or by maid at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Swiss Colonization in Canada.
The Swiss Settlement -Society, which
was formed for the purpose of estab-
lishing Swiss immigrant farm help in
Canaxia ' as• settlers on their own ac-
count in settlements congenial to
them, is •sending out at present an in-
teresting pamphlet and questionnaire
to the Swiss working on the land.
The questions asked ainn compre-
hensively at those points of the prob-
lem which interest the prospective set-
tler most anid which will enable the
Society to give him intelligent assist-
anoe in his quest.
Pamphlet and Questionnaire can be
obtained from Fritz Beck, Secretary
of the Society, 11 Bishop St., Montreal.
Tree Yields Rich Milk.
A tree in the West Indies, known.
to the natives an the hyahya, yields
from its bark and pith a jutce richer
and thicker than cow's milk. The peo-
ple who live where the hpahya grows
use its juice as we do milk. The tree
when full grown is almost 40 feet high
and 18 inches, in circumference.
The Singhalese have a tree, the
kirighuma, which yields a milky fluid,
while in the forests. of. Para grows the,
maesenodendron, another species of
milk tree
Pieces of darker or lighter hue,
Places her pattern with infinite care,
Sure that the edgee are straight and
The unimaginable gold and hush:
Far off a hidden river speaks like
wind,
When drowsily at dusk among the
hills
It seeks the day it can no longer find,
And wandering all the hoims that in
tervene,
Moodily, quietly, half in sleepy jest,
Petitions learn and the far silver.
slopes
That they will bring the sun so it may
rest. . . .
The pines are like the Bask grans of a
star,
Some tall and brooding army marked
by spears,
Within their gilded circles the lone
firs
Stand up apart like waiting messeix
gers.
•-•-St etthers Burt, in "When I Grew
Up to Middle Age."
In some eases where people suffer
in silence it is the silence that causes
the suffering. .
Colds Are Not
Necessary Evils
Observance O e Funda'
mental Rule of Health Pro.
tects Against Them
Whether one catches cold easily is
largely a question of physical condi-
tion. If the general vitality is low,
resistance to disease is weak and at
such a time a cold is easy to contract
and difficult to check.
Constipation is frequently the cause
of such a state of health, with its atten-
dant listlessness, biliousness, headaches -
and a general lack of vitality. Poisons
from the waste matter that remains
behind after inip`roper, irregular bowel
elimination are picked up by the blood
and carried to every part of the body.
They weaken your resistance to disease.
Thousands of people who have suf-
fered from self-poisoning in this way
have found that Nujol, the internal
lubricant makes bowel elimination sure
and easy.
Nujo softens the waste matter and
permits thorough and regular elimina-
tion without overtaxing the intestinal
tintscles. Najd can be taken for any
length of time with no ill effects.
If you take cold easily, ask your
druggist for Nuyol today --and reineni-
' ber, . look for the name Nejot" in red
on both bottle and package.
Impatience.
April
Seems so far away
From me to -day.
How deep the snow,
And long the path
The winter pet roust go.
Will the spring air ever ,start
Thawing the frozen meadows,.
Of my heart?
--Le Baron Cooke.
F,.. -_-.-----
The last shape that sympathy is apt
to take is the form of money.
Mlnard's Liniment for Grippe.
Just "odds and ends"—there's a sym-
bol here •
Of grandmothea's life, and of yous•a,
and mine,
For we join together a senile and a
teas
Anda trouble, perhaps, to form our
design.
The dark of sorrow, and joy's fair
light;
And pain with comfort subtly
blends;
The finished blocks will be dreary or
bright
As we've studied and joined our odds
and ends.
—Helen P. Metzger.
Some people are like rivers—small
at the head and big at the mouth
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Irish.
Pat—"That was a foine sintiment
Casey got off at the 'banquet last
night."
Mike—"What was it?"
"He said that the ewahest mimories
in loife are the ricolliction of things
forgotten!"
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It draws out inflammation, soothes
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A Vegetable Preparation that
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WHO ORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is a Creat Fr-iend—
It Stops Pain and Restores Health
Toronto, Ontario. — "I work in a
factory and I would have to get away
from my work every time Iwas sick.
The dragging-downpains and cramps
were very bad, but my hack was
terrible. It hurt so that I couldn't
lie down with it. I heard some of the
girls talking about Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, and they
told me to tryit. I have taken about
a dozen bottes of it and It has done
me a lot of good. I never have any
pains or sore back now, and have not
been off from•work a day since I have
taken it. I recommend the Vegeta-
ble Compound when I have the op-
portunity. "--Miss RoLLo, 21 Howie
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.
"The Advice of a Friend"
Hanover, Ontario:—"I was terribly'
pained and a few odd times I almost
inted. I used to do housework un-
til a few months ago and sometimes
I had to leave my work and go to bed.
I am now a mender in the knitting
mill. I suffered five or six years from
painful periods before I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
by the advice of a friend. I got re-
lief almost immediately, and I tell
my friends what a good medicine it
is. 'You may use this testimonial if
you like, if it will help others."--
Miss J. PEARSON, Victoria Street
Hanover, Ontario.
RED PIMPLES
ALL OVER FACE
Also on Shoulders. Lost a Lot
of Sleep, Cuticura Healed,
"Pimples started breaking out
all Over my face and shoulders.
They were hard and red and I lost
a lot of sleep on account of the ir-
ritation. The pimples an my face
scaled over acid my face was all
disfigured.
" I used a lot of different rem-
edies without success. T began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and they afforded relief in about
one month. I continued the treat-
trent And in About three months
was completely healed." (Signed)
Miss Marie Rose Peters, Box $2,
Tourville, L'Islet Co., Que.
Keep your skin cleat and your
pores active by daily use of Cuti-
cura Soap. Heal irrhetlonu and
rashes with Cuticura Ointment.
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