HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1926-03-25, Page 7TOO LPIT[E BLOOD DOMINION OBSFRVATORY
The Cause of Nearly All. the
Everyday Ailments of Life.
Too little bloods—that is what makes
men and women look pttle and sallow 'Tuesday, Deicea,mii+)a 39, at" 1x.25
and feel kz mid. That is what makes o'clo , when tl bright sneteor, leaving
them drag along always tired' never
■d��.;{�l�VLl■YFL METEOR
j}n�, ehrMmn wxmvnpeA !ry tlo tined
heirod b] CPaWiOoe w}ld D3YOpSAr aAd 6}1
The` ly Wcll'Isap.
"L 4,0 go slat en(d pllay." `his #units
flag, ttl)i2�ditall eti�xrxmsanal' 9es rfo aI/t4m
>il�eaxxi by >reae'iarlpas �ta1d ;:aaren�£t'> ta�ndlull
,�:...,..r,...,.. Ihareem ytend or fenced piece of .heti'•$
'too Wien this nlWnw et trgei9atlon ie
ri
An nnua mal and rvtr ileleg pbeynolne-' peels rl'1ow it Qui tint fan *de earth as, green els t•h, utterly devoid of equip-
s pt I fl xnettlortte, and xnutit therefore Other xale)zt or Mena/Ivo forst•ative play. The le to the eshild -Oat the
}/'flue lee«m
, to the bomalter---it is' hies
vvorksliop, Ills modal�eentesr, rens bis
/and of adventure.
.But elle wide ediWorence between
•tera*, tan)instittu,tion:a t'he home and
t'he playgroun
nrd, is that the bolne-
aker b the supply of egoipment of
the home much 'wbthin her own tx)n
logo war teen in the taeniaIF9 /lave est apse again into SIAM $ 'or, Der'
nape more probably, Mae neon entite-
ly; con5ulneel before reselling the
earth's earrfa•ce.
Obs:ervere to Ottawa toes/ ebe-eawtern,
part of •Ontario and migli`borin.g parts
of Quebec saw the phenomenon In the
eseatiirveet, while tborie north of latilue
Ontario and 'west es far as Hamilton,
laike Simone and Grey enmity, eanf it twee', But the eland Bassi ldtatleor myth -
in a etlutlleil,y or .southwesterly dine- fug to Baty about what equipment eilall
tion; New Yoshi: and Massw.elxusetts be placed on his pleygrouni. Ai; are-
observero apparently Sara it in the finlit we see little or no equipineut on
nor'thwest, It eeems, likely that some- the average i eboo] and community
real hungry, unable to digest their an illuminated .path wbici lasted for
food; breathless after even s ig ezer- • ' , the 1 n• '
tion, and often feeling that life is scap(r •over yartleins of eo'ut4aeaistei:n
i ec ala l ad -
1' lot many minutes, lig/i.ted up the a al
.scarcely worth living 'Phe doctors Ontal•io, sbahbwc /tern Quebec, (.
tell them they are anaemic the plain jacent pn;z+ts of th United sates.
Qngllsh being too little blood. j Meteors aro /mown to be el;aa]•i
More weak, anaemic people have bodies a evolving` in oa hits 541141ar to
been made strong, energetic and cheer- that of the earth, arvlund the sun, nerd
ful by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills controlled by ice gravitative /ores,
than by any other Inealls. The case rem time to time indlaidurals of this
• of Mrs. A. P. Foster, Bowden Alta.., l innumerable bolds, w•h1eb. are all nor -
is excellent proof of this statement. ( 11)2•11Ydarlt and invinibe, collide with
Someaas ago � the eart'hn atmosphere, and are im
Mrs. Foster says:—"e y
I was very badly run-down. Moly floc- + tiiefrtely I•andered ircanrleseeni by
tor iittnded mo for several nxiaths the friction arising from their terrific direction. Unfor,tuuately very meagre
and tltteeu told me I had better go South !sliced, iv itch may in some cases reach details from that section of the ooun-
he winter as my blood was to xis much aa 8.0 or 40 miles, per gee- try have at the time of writing reach-
to spendtond. As they are of all sizes, varying ed the. Dom1nten Obc'ervator-y, which
so poor that he feared 1 would notI from mere specks to rnase+es of many is collecting information front all
where in the region 6o2101 of lake On. playgro'inds as we page through the
tarso it should have been seen over country,
head, travelling in a general northerly Every home -maker hes experienced
the. difficulty of preparing e meal with-
out ettf:icient cooking equipment: She
has, also, experienced the thrill of add-
ing ono or t'svo a;l:& eh -needed pieces
of new equipment to her home. For
the chin' it is, also, dii.Iicult to play
without anything to play with. The
;placing of e new slide, awing, or ball
game equipment our the playground
would be a thrill for the cline in dou-
tele portion.
In the number of letters received
this weep, little mention was made of
the needs of the school and community
playground. Almost universally. there
is great opportunity for community
organizations to sponsor this move-
ment whicb would bring greater hap-
piness to every child in the neighbor-
hood.
•, Wan the cold of our winter. I took tons they may be either buss/ up in a
his advice and went to my mother's' /raeLithon of a second; or in extreme
and as 50011 as she flaw me d'he mad, eases may penetrate the earth's at -
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pins are 'what' inoalp2lena and fall tono its i earth's; or
yrru need." She got the pills for Ise semotillies• may only graze, the atanos-
arid Ibegan taking /hers. Iliad in—pliers and escape a1g?iii into space.
tended staving throe months, but at Many thousands of such eoilisione, oc-
tlla end of the second month I coons our every day, and were it not for the
home a well wbnian. When the ddictor protecting- blanket f'urnis'hed by the
saw me be raft', You are all right
air we should be continually and tan-
no;l*, but don't let yourself get run- bearably pelted by lhese.cetcstial visit -
'clown again or nothing will s1nyou." ors, oven to the point of rendering the
Then last winter I had the influenza, earns quite uninhabitable.
which left me as. weak and pale and The particnlex meteor in question,
miserable as before, Again 1 took Dr, judging from the position In which it
Williams' Pink Pilde and again they appeared, must 'save overtaken the
made me well and strong. lean gra.to earth hi its. orbit arming the sun, and
°''fully recommend the pills For I feel.
as a ecinstciuence its apparent speed
that they have saved my life."
Weak, ailing men and women should
• begin taking Dr. Williams' Pink Piffle
to -day • and note the speedy improve-
ment that follows. You can get these
• pills tronl medicine dealers or by mail
at 50 cents a box by writing The Dr.
' Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
, Ont.
"Build—Build!"
Away behind the -distant Irish moun-
tains the rich glows, of the evening
sunset are framing them round., as
well as throwing them out from back-
grounds• of orange, purple, red, pale
yellow, and 'delicate green., Below
these are the sharper outlines of near-
er iris's, up which the hazy evening
mists, are creeping. Nearer still, the
plowed fields show up their rich, dark
surfaces, ready for early planting; and
the trees, in their winter tracery
against the sky, take •many intricate
and quaint patterns, guides for the
artist's pencil, or for the art designer's
needle.
Nearer still, the lately bare dower -
heals speak a lesson of 7iolie, for there ren's troubles, especially indigestion
the first shafts of the pointed tops of I and coroubles, e I have also given
daffodils and crocuses are .appearing; them to my children for simple fever
and the restiess,iese accompanying
teething and they always gave relief.
I can recommend Baby's Own Tablets
to all mothered'
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
available aouroes, but more particular-
ly in Ontario and Quebec. A large
number of reports' nave been received
'at Harvard College Observatory, of
Cambridge, Mass., and it scorns likely
that a fusion of all the /'mita may serve
to definitely settle the direction and
extent of its path, as well as the eleva-
tion.
The etud•y of meteors has a contact
with so many branches of astronomy
that it is desirable to investigate sncli
phenomena as that of Dezember 29 as
thoroughly es• the records will permit.
The Dominion Observatory, Ottawa,
would be glad to receive definite In-
formation from observers anywhere,
more particuuanly as to the exact di -
was• relatively •slow—probably not rection end position in. which the
more than a very few miles per second. meteor was seen, as well as the direc-
Sack slow-moving meteons, are also
called firilialls. From its unusual
brightness it must 'have been of con•
si'derable size, but so far as pre'sent re- tomes".
thinof motion and length of the ap-
parent path in degrees; any other
available details would also be wen
CHILDREN LIKE THEM
Baby's Own Tablets Arr. Effec-
tive and Easy to Give.
You do not have to coax and threat-
en to• get the little ones to take Baby's
Own Tablets. The ease with which
they are given, as compared with
liquid medielnee, will appeal to every
mother. None is spilled or wasted;
you know just how big a dose has
reached the little stomach. As a rem-
edy for the ills of childhood arising
from • derangements of the stomach
and bowels they are most satisfactory.
Mrs. Rose Voyer, Willimantic, Conn.,
says::—"I used Baby's Own Tablets in
the Canadian Northwest and found
them a wonderful medicine for child -
snowdrops are nodding their graceful
bells, and the ever cheerful primroses
of every true, first children. of the
spring, are heralding its coming.
On the garden rail a red -breasted
robin has perched himself to rest a
moment in his arduous task of build-
ing. We seem to hear in his merry
song the me:3s.age, "Build on,—build
ever." And then he hops clown, and
collecting a few twigs, flies. off to lay
the foundation beam of his nest in the
• thick Portugal laurel,. which grows
near at hand.
Agalu be aligliis, a tittle nearer, and
now his prize is a coil of whit lamb's
wool, and a shred. of scarlet flannel,
.wherewith to slecorate his home.
And"Build, build, keep on building,"
seems -the burden of liis blithesome
song as he pours it forth on the dewy
air of the clear •c'alin evening, just as.
the first glint of the ereecent snoop is
heaving above the horizon.
"Bui.ide builds,—neves' cease build -
,Ing," :his song rings out, as he rises
from one of the flower -bods where his
search has evidently been prolonged,
resulting in another twig and a long
trail of sort blue -checked cotton stuff.
"Build, build,—keep on building." So
,be leaves us pondering.
Sign of Mourning.
Shaving off the beard was a sign of
morning among the ancients,. The Ro-
mans began a shaving in 296 B.C. when
the idea ease form Sicily. It was as
WO as 1700 when shaving became
even a half fa's'hion in France,
A fly had fallennto the inkwell of
t certain author who writes at very bad
and a very inky hand. The. writer's
little boy rescued the unhappy insect
and dropped him on a piece of paper.
After Watching .him intently for a
while, he called to his mother: "Here's
a fly, mother, that writes just like
dad." .
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The Goblins' Bonfire.
There's a crackle and a splutter in the
hollow next the oak,
And a little flash of firelight, and a
little puff of smoke;
And sturdy little goblins are dropping
from their backs As he passed the pavement artist a
Their little stores of fuel packed in Scotsman with a lordly air flung a Mary—"Well, mum, I'm sure I don't
little mouseskin sacks. shilling into bis outstretched hand. know. I puts 'ens in regular as the
• His wife immediately Leek him to task clock strikes eight and I tabes 'em
There are kindly words unspoken, for his extravagance. out promptly when I hears the train
there are kisses left unkissed, "pinna fash yersel','' he said, "'twos go by."
And promises& forgotten, and the a bad shilling."
chance that were missed; "An has ye no' a bad saxpence, ye
There are little envious heart-throbs; gowk?" she retorted.
and little loans unlent, —� ---_
And letters left unwritten, and the
gifts that were not sent.
This is Silly.
"Hello, how do you feel to -day?"
"Awl right!"
Who Invented Radio?
Wb o was the "inventor" of radio?
The Soviet Government claims the
honor for a Russian, Professor Alex-
ander Stepanovitch Popoff, and has
adopted a characteristic method of
telling the world about it.
A new Russian stamp came to the
notice of the writer a few. days ago.
Above an excellent likeness appear the
words "inventista de Raelio-Popov."
The language of this inscription Is Es'
peranto, though the other characters
on the stamp are Russian.
The facts appear to be that Profess-
or Popoff—admittedly one the great
pioneers' of wireless—publicly trans-
mitted wireless signals over a dis-
tance -of. 40 metres in 1895, 'the year
before Marconi took out Isis first pat-
ent for Hertzian Wave Telegraphy.
But Branly and Sir Oliver Lodge
had been experimentiig for sotto time
1 along tine same lines, and the latter
gave demonshrationss in 1894 in
which "colieiers" -(the, earliest form
of radio "detectors") were employed.,
It is not er15"ir, therefore, to award the
palm. Hertz, after all, was the first
to produce the radio wave.
Eternal..
I have seen an anchor on the naked
''ills
And ocean -shells among the nirourttain
tops',
But One, One only; for the Eternal
Mint'
Enfolds all cll9,nges, and can never
change.
—Alfred Noyes,.
4rl out ofi twenty
knows hover to sew properly, according
to one expert,
On the Moors.
Is It Spring on the moors today, are
the skylarks singing?
Do they sing in pearly blue skies
to -day?
Has she come, my Lady of Green, with
heather bells ringing?
What do the south winds say?
—Alfred Turner,
Take the ;Sep from your dyspepsia with 15 to 30
drops of Seigel'a Syrup in a glass of water es
directed on the bottle. Any drug store
An Extravagant Gesture.
Is- good
Clad 4
trunv'LG & 'ked o
7s•
Song.
Go, teach the swan to twin,
The swallow still to skir'n,
The bat to go by night,
The ]ark to love the light,
The tortoise to step short, -the gnat
hove,
counsel
.A ad
me to love,
agernet
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Were 1, like every creature,
But true to my own nature:
But let my lips impart
What Beth near my heart,
Then would 1 tell and tell in every
place
Her goodness and her grace.
What's beautiful and fit?
A rainbow bravely lit,
The gliding sun at morn,
A silside rope with corn,
Apple in broom, a, full-rigged ship at
sea,
And my love kind to me
Soon it may be
—E. N. doe. Andrade.
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Mountain Cahn.
Unutterably far, and still, and hfe'h,
The mountains stand against the sun-
set sky;
0 little angry heart, against your will,
You must grow quiet here, and wise,
and still.
—Frances Cornford.
The Regulator.
Mistress—"Mary, how is it that the
breakfast eggs are sometimes' boiled
soft and sometimes' quite. hard?"
There's a crackle and a splutter, and
the grimy goblins stoke
Till there's nothing left but ashes of
the bonfire by the oak, _
A Heap of smoldering ashes. Then
upon his homeward track
Each weary goblin hastens with his
empty mouseskin pack.
Now •every goblin slumbers• in his cozy
moss -lined bed,
the moon looks down in sadness
011 the ashes faintly red.
—Joe Walker.
Serenity.
With how much care and fret and use-
less trouble
We build our souls of unsubstantial i
things,
Until our minds grow 111, our bodies'
double!
For lacking wisdom, all our striving
brings
Serenity no nearer. And the springs
Of joy we might have found are choked
with stubble.
About our foolish roofless walls of rub-
ble
Doubts brush, like bats, our faces
with their wings.
And
We have not learned that ancient
pagan calm
With which men, firm in courage,
met ' despair;
Nor peace, which is the Christian's
ee'eret charm;
Nor Nature's deep serenity; the air
Of starlit evening, end a quiet river,
And Death a wind to cool the hottest
fever.
—Theodore Maynard,
as -
The facie value of a friendly smile
uarxnot be measured ilt dollars and
cents.—Edward W. Young.
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