The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-03-05, Page 3'WEDNESDAY, MABCII 5th, 1947
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COMMUNICABLE ''DISEASE maynot 'pass `on the- organisms.
TERMS' •
Man terms used An 'connectibi'ri'
ntr-ol
�`=•-.k-moo
diseases ire not understogd by;
Tion -medical people, For the ben-
efit .of parents:,rand•• educational
authorities; the following.defin
author � .. ,. .
been'rawn u by . a
•, itions l�av'e d �
committee:. of' rnedibal experts:•
. COTACT--anyone .so :exposed
to a..:t eisun suffering, from a'eoni-:
munrcab
1e_; disease.•as' to he ,,in
danger of: picking' up the:infec
' tion. (This includes .not,.' Only'.
h sisal -contact : but:, contact with
p y
the soiled linen,' etc:, •.of •the' suf :
fever:)
CARRIER—one who has, and
so -may. rens` 1 ,, a e.•m unica• e.
r•.
• i '-
d sease, �. but -Who; ` no s�m �.
Y..
toms; of 'the disease itself. ,
IMMiNITY • ` known safety'
from a. specific, disease .,(as'in:the
QUARANTINE = confinement.
to 'home, ;during: the • period of
"incub:at on cdeveI.opment) o:±' a.-
conmunicable disease, ofpersens.
known to have been exposed to,
a disease source'..•
d aAIIN LITTLE IVIES
The death of '14r." 'John Little,
roue of •Lucknow's Qtlgenariarrs,`
.occurred at his :hon`i'e here on,
Tuesday. . Funeral aarrangen encs.
' �.d •n i, been made at press time.'' I :
i' AFFIr' TIE -IJP WAS' ,ALL
Ig7T COMPLETE LAST: WEEK
Snow and more • snow, .and high
winds.,,tt#at- continued day after.
day, kept . snowpic•ws, working'
night and.''day last week, in a
struggle .tokeep traffic 'moving..
' The weather' calmed on Friday
dight .and on SatkdaY_therewaii
a • motor road onall main: high.
ways auto. the village although in
fiumerous'places .it was;, little
more:than a .'trail, `with.: Meeting
impossible
It• is .. nothing to`y see' ten foot
banks of snow lining both sides;
of these "trails"•, which. have con-
fronted snowplow .crews With" the
problem.. of Whereto put' it.
.The weatherman 'also "gave
railwaymen another bad spell. In
the • Henderson.'' and • "McKinnon
¢cuts north • of "town, .the railway
plow had to ...resort . -to. simply
:trying to `push the show ahead.' of
it to -the .:end- of°-the='.cut: SO •ht h..
were the: embankments thep "lows
Could no longer throw if:
Some idea of the' height
of .•.t
e
bank--is 'to- be- ained•froom the
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raTE7Thrit-at some poi''" a ong
the right .of, way the' telegraph
a-iris—were •-buried-' -rn sno- r d
.four foot •extensions, 'with'' cross -
arms, ': were erected •to keep' the
wires "high and dry". All plows,
were,: ..being driven • ..by • two
engines:.:.. ; •
• SUCEr?. TIBII;,IPY or Non
Ini,rnuni.ty--" liability to. a coin=
niXunica:ble, disease . (as in thecase
Of ,a person who has' not been
un'd--to -ha •-e--.a ma -t -u al-oriart
ifi 'al imrn nit
�' .f Ai'n-,
ease) °
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B , othartiest wilt. when, you .use
P
Want 'Ads...
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ink,. thwelt-known 'absence', of
any 1 activity•_on.` Toronto's : down
town streets on Sunday morning.
states that an Arne'r`ican tourist
approached a policeirian acid
ecieverybody?" The
'big` Irish . clo'o• considered for : a
moment :."Thee' •Catholics 'are.:' in
Church'',; be .explained,o-
testants are in bed, aiid the JcVi s.
in Flczrida':
ase: f -- i li. • rottt • by
inoculation or; va. ccination)-;
ISOLATION -- segregation of
pe sons suffering frog* a' •corn
tliunicab*.e: diseae, 1, or of -known:
carriers Of disease, .SO that 'the
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WS 124. BUSHELS0QF LORI :PER ACRE!
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OnslThursda•y the" 'noon train.
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got . s
ue-k". trying to. get out- at
Kincardine. and. remained there
it n til the. ft 'r- o O o n- ' tri • . e.. a ern , ,an, .headed-
,
by a • plow, reached the Lakeside.
town. It was' about - six o'clock
when:, the "noon". train ..left the
local depot and it was about 2.30
axn. when the •"night .:train ar-
rived. • hese; and where ;it -had to
wait for about .half. an :hour until
tine, plow reached 'Kincardine. :
l s; .Jimmie iat`h-elt
f•rdin Queen- Alexander Senator
iuii7• a .couple,of weeks ag'o,,where
'she had. been receiving ;hospital..
care for the ,:past few months ;
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set, my outh watering; •
unch mas skipped because of 1,
the shortwage :cif food. and, nurses,
and dinner was, the ,sal ie thing as
lunch with'.the happy' additionof
a 'glass. of pure blue milk,_
That„ night 1 was checked° for
blood count,. inetabolism, crank-
case adjustments, grease 'job, :de-
viated spectrum and fine-grained.
negative. Later °I was: x-rayed;
Synthesized, •projected, .''ex-c+om-
municated,• fumigated, cauterized;,
sealed, rejuvenated •_ao tested
for allergy, to , herbs by stuffing
my pillow with' chives,
After_ all this I fell into a dead
:Steep., Abouta mlV a light flash=
ed in my eyes. and what I took
to.. be 'a prowler. in the' wrong
building turned out to be a nurse
ho said In 'the ' darkrie s '
"Are •you having ':pre -":7 --natal
care?,,'
F`,It's .a lttle`ate for "that"; T
answered in my 'bass 'voice, "But
I'
having Ever thing ,
. else
1n g Y ,..
'With this the nurse tittered and
d.
apologized, making up for it by
bringingtae; e eep.ing=.Pil]
When 'I woke . several days later,
•three:'doctors ; were gazing at, me.
with long° faces and long bills
"What you need',', .the` spokes-
man said•, "is plenty of ,hard.
work"
• Oft D;QCTOR,!, I
•()3y, RRbbert Fontaine, in. Judge;), .
• 1!'oi the first tirne • in .my 1fe:
I spent;a,few -days: in a Yhospital:
The experience was baffling.•. In
:the first place there was really
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' Dutton,
p
tton, 'Onto: (Special) -- A ;,4utstandingwcnl"n 'yield of. 124 8 busliel
-Per-acre
er acre
grown :on a selected 5 -acre contest plot has wicinthe 1946 Cana.-•
elan
Corn" growing championship for Jack Witherden, Elgin county
tarrrier, in the 9th`AnnualpeKalb Corn Growing Contcst" He is
icturcd
. above (right) with ilia bather
Ernest Wiytl erden. ` •
z °- – lItnerden"s yield was acct,�rrately computed according to contest
rules from a selected '5lacre plot that had been in corn the year tiefor•e,
The contest field was spring plowed, disked and'har rowed,•and `100 pounds
peT acre of fertilizer. was used, On May 10 Deltalb hybrid 'seed corn,
varieties °240 and .65 were planted in drill rows. 40 inches apart. .•
her ion won over a 'field of 9' Canadian` con testants :whose yields
`•`l!'•d' 86.E bushels per acre on their selected 5: -acre contest plots.
notingj Wrong With' me. I :believe•
t��-•Mambuia
me with' anpther.fellow. who .lives.
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next dooi and also has 'pretty,
blue, eyes . andbangs, of sorts.
At any.. jrate,.' 1 •thought it
;wouldn't' do 'any ,harm,•to
a: •check=up:just to' see. how• the'
old motor'. was running, So they
popped. nie In a•abed in a large:
ward "and under the influence •of
that good old; hospital . Smell.' I"
was, soon as fast asleep. as if I
had' been:drugged by Touch Guy
:Garvin , and •.his.nhurderot1 inob°.
.At the crack. 'of' 'dawn I was
Brit..a1:cryo by a dactnr whb sit
witly .tot's -k" myptilsc;°'m.y temper-
j:y,", i', :.inci nv: heaa•.t, Later he took
savings i accswrit. •
Arduncl 1l-a.M. a nui:se t�rheelecl'.
in spine• thing's •on 'tray. which
she. ' lzu inply called
thought rt was a n er'ry. joke. itri-
deed.;. There' was. some prettily-..
colored- water'Which. someone had
wittingly , designated as:••'chicken•
soup There was ' a . lamb chop
• front a bl ck;'stieep who was `go,�a
his other had. . robabl
disowned ,him, There were 'eight
Merge, peas. and a wet' patato.;For
dessert the g'ourr'net's dream was=.
s, r thing-t-rn ide---7 pare-nt1'
from the bread left, aver from •
gest: rdayy' I ' admit: it, was ` sIl
nourishing 'and, 'filled with insert-
ed vitainirrs and>,;,cbriceaied cal-
"A- little;
1•ess'`. sleep", another
"And not. quite so muchfresh
air 'and sunshine" the ,third .con-
cluded..•
tT'Y DEPOSIT
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BOXES. 1
o;. ` Resat:..
at..
Village • of Lucknow:
Municipal Office'
• So I'm. Horne again, too health
for my • own. good, but getting.
`bat E' tonprma li: twin ' n "three '.
y g
ni htcluls 'every nighty Smoking
continuously. and listening''to soap
o peras •a'day. I better a
lt
red Wait unl t start eixtti •.
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ot
•a'lT diose health .foodsT
How, unfccrttinate it is that it: is
always those who never assume .
responsibilities,: of public :office,
or civic. ettermerit who` know the
solution 'to all' She obleins:.
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What's` yours favorite.: art'`-''
doctor?".
'—"Sleighing":
'I ;`mean, 'apart from 'business'
.Patient: • .Doctor, liow`.'are my •
li.
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D octor:• O' rett ood h p y g a
wouldn't.. st rt readi ' an eo
a ng,.,, y . n.
tinned stories
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ries •but it, was not the •meal to
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hehiD U �teiep� one .,'
The biggest.constiructioii programme in our history,
means there'll be more behind your telephone. More
• lines, switchboards and buildings are, being added,
�Fh mei► tele hones for or. , people" ,now '06'� tile
waiting list.' It also 'means that. the ever growing
number of calla will gd thi`ough .even faster.
Everything is being done to continue to provide
thetest telephone- Serviceat-theowes ; '
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