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s .Incredible ais it xnay seem, doctors 'y
‘ are now prescribing 'a way that fe~ |
lipves /raw, ^>aiitfifl-^re_throat~ih as ,
httie as 2 to3 nunutesl \ ' .
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Aspirjn tablets in H glass of water
and gargle with it twice? r - “ ?
^nAspirin . tablets ; disintegrate, sd
complete!ho irrjtating> particles are
left Results are immediate. At once
soreness is eased—discomfort allayed.:
j, Everywhere throat specialists urge
this fundammtal ?rea/men/-instead^of
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>-et^pTe-,.of feet
rles’ whd is red-headed and exeit-
abfe.-Jte acted, appreciably "the- sooner -
a^id more violently ?■ '-We are going
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ig data, I..can i see/’. '.J ? \
There was not mue!i“ room for
Adain to.assist Miss 'Scowerinan. now |
developing ...a perfectly normal attack’ !.
of hysteria on the floor, for by th.S'h '
time the whole class had gathered in
/excited sympathy about her- Pres
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/ 3» if you- have signs of a head yr chestceid take 2 Aspirin tablets—drink a ftill
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when > ypior buy, /’see- that' ytiii get
ASPIRIN. Iris made in Canada and
aB dnig^feJwve it__I^K for the
name Bayer on everyTAipirfn tablet^
Aspirin is tie trade mark oF the
Bayer Company. Limited.
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/leaded folk Live In >, /
i;excitv<4 t>_yxup<xLxi.y -vauuiii m-.cxx * the . pbutWlie Allgemeine Zei-
/ently she was carried solicitously &to’ tiing, which used to be the organ of
1 - * • ■ “Sl the old imperial German Government
and still/has .something offlcial/abdut
it, appears an article by Dr. [Kruse
of -Leipzig,, in, which“ tha typical Ger-,
man professor* bf Aptljropol.ogy trie?,
to show by statistics’that. town| dwell
ers are more long-headed than pea
sants. Long heads, be it not^d, .are
Nordic/ and highly t desirable in -a/
German; nation ihat must be racially
-pprified. Round .heads belong/to the
racially '-impure,! especially the “non
Aryans.”/ ' I. " ./ {r ' /" '
• Anthropologists ,.are^ ho longer
spell-bound by mere physical char-
iacteristids. “By race”, says Boule, a
F/rench authority, “ we should under-
^reen :tea drinkers will
find a sheer delight in'the
exquisite flavour of Salada
Japan tea. -Try package.
if
-the.rest Fpppa. '' x'..1 J
“Gave me ’the fright of my li!fe# J
pan'" tell you,” Me Behscpmbe was
explaining. “Sprang right op my,
back like a tiker.. Never said- a
word. . .Just jumped.” . -
, *«T always thought she had a sec
ret passipn for you,” one of the sen-
;i$r sudents assured him gravely, and
for a long time to* come the rela
tions of the precise -Miss Scowerman
and the phlegmatic Benscombe were
a source of facetiousness in the lab
oratory; and a-cause of great embar-
rasmsent to them both. Adam, was
relieved to think afterwards that
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Wealthy N,Z- M^n’s Fortune
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ground Of their good fortune, the
residents of Herring. Neck learned “
that immediately after the close ft
the American.. .Civil War there was" 1
much emigration 7 from Newfound
land :to the Antipodes, because of
unsettled * conditions in^ the United
States and slackening of ,
By -sailing" “vessels wfip^e^famfllies
were transported • bag and baggage "
to Australia and New. Zealand-, andi
"anipng-the"yo ung~men--in-fhe“expedi4
UojuJw^s;jlohn Esau Miles. T ' |
He carried on. business in New).
Zealand for many years, was never
married, and his estate reverted to
his relatives in Herring Neck. -
"ndWip^wotse-than-uaM^ke^ of. . this^^^^e^c^nity^^ysicartype^
kind had. - resulted, and, |at the . mo- expressing affinities 'of”’blo^od^repre?
ment he. was rattier ^disgusted at the seating an essentially, natural groups,
lack’ of. humanity displayed by Profes- T,-hich can have nothing, and in
sor Starling, -who seemed .to reugard. _/genex^l. has Nothing in common with
.j|istress ks the people, the na^io^lTty; the lan-
80?much purely objimlive* ptiehomer |
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When the examination—was con- j
eluded and the studbnis back, at their
tasks, the Professor carefully collec
ted the iQpse sheets on which he
' had ~rec-ordeli/his‘evidence. He seem
ed t o b e / in an extra-ordinarly -good
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experiment, Meriston.”
csontept^dly. -*
present for people of normal sus-,
ceptfbility seems to be about twelve,
feet,/that is for an exposure, or only
twelve and one-fifth seconds, thoughi
I doubt -whether a longer exposure
would have resulted in greater (range
of penetration; /, Most probably /the
J only effect ml increasing ..the . (time
j would bie the intensification of-the-
i reactions. We shill have to Confirm ■’
that later on. Of course with a valve
-of greater capacity using higher
voltages, we can expect to increase
the range. I can remember when
( what are. known as wireless trans
missions were not detectable beyond
a few yayds. You’d better come al-
/ ong to my office after the class Land.,
we will arrange a .program.”
__________ j And and the professor left , the
passed oh to spectna^fibn;^^~“"~~~~"^-l-college-preimi8es--soUate_after official
appear^ .toL.be /reniarkable hours that night that the caretaker
^.possibilities ? jn^. this, you know. Re- “ wO^Visibly indignant. Whin ’ at last
^ma^ahle^^jioshibilitieB, ~We~~fehali;they-stood-rin-the-darkstree!
ha'vje in, do Ja lot of wort on if ydu7, ‘■eriffie‘ old mhff stilplike-n child--re-1
and;/?^forilj@hinkfl iftay i%ay that you ftised to allqw the discussion /to .bp -
. will need' the help I shall. *Be“vi^yt~eHdedr"“. ?T' ■
happy to afford you as far as ir.y Lelse. in, on
modest attainments will .Permit. What,’ ably,”
steps shall we take next?. That’s al-by a
.ways the investigator’s- most import
ant problem. My own Ideas incline ;
/to '-a -little?-ekperim'efitin-' ihe. -mass'. .
It ■'would' be ‘interestuig to study ;t'h-e -,
-effect ,bn. Ja .^ouR/of".'-people, -at *^ary-:
Ing distances arid of different , tern- i
peramental and physical / make-up. I . / . - ■ t .
Suppose we femove the cfrcuitri:ori7he'/--^Adarm^found—a_jt^rrible difficulty in
.laboratory;” ./ . ‘rising, at sevens the. next morning?
Panic In the Laboratory,
They did so promptly, /vith the re- i,
suit that a group .of ■earnest young/
experimenters were afforded ai/ e:.
tfemely Unusual and -inexplicable ex
perience. Diligently absorbed in their
owjri pursuits, few of them took any
notice of Starling arid Adam tinker
ing with a wireless set in/a-corner
of the lhb. They were us&l to Adam
conducting experiments. It was
therefore hot niuch surprise to them
to see the Affair taken a stage fur
ther,/and the. Professor actually as
sisting- him. /
Miss Scowermaq, a .tall pepvish
creature with an extremely I'eseiwed
-attitude towards all male students,
started it/ She was slightly?nearer
the valve than the others. - She sud
denly dropped a beaker, . screamed
and aprang on Mr. JBonscombe, the
Assistant Demonstrator, twining both
hqr arms fnenzl^dly about his neck.'
He reeled under her weight, struggled
wildly fbr a moment' and then burst
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guage or the CUhtonis corresponding
to groupings that are purely artificial1,
in no way anthopological, and aris-
ing entirely , from history, whose ac
tual products they are.?' \
. Kruse takes’us back to the days
when Otto Ammon rand Vacher de
Lapougjeriwere Jpuwers.
gy. '' Assuming that townspeople, are
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fA very illuminating, preliminary cleverer ltian~“farmersri‘'th'e^ltwo pros
’ll. ri.—.'/ he remarked lessors made, elaborate and jndepend.
“The elective range at ent studies to find .out why. There..
,<&as: unquestionable evidence in the
I populations, studied that countrymen
had rounder beads than city folk.
This .wap good news. Long. heads
were as desirable as blond hair in
a Broadway chorus girl
cuiiar. Nordic philosophy
Germany listened ; for
-years;- -
”""A school sprang up
which' repudiated
in the pe-
to which
a ..hundred
Herring Neck, Nfld.—Santa Claus,
disguised, as a mail courier, finally
-got through the snowdrifts to this
little fishing community. ,
,He distributed cheques to 35 re
latives of the late John Esau Miles,
a native, of Herring Neck who died
intestate in New Zealand last sum
mer, leaving a fortune of. about
$500,000. After, succession duties
are paid relatives will still have
;$’45(l|j000 coming to them; ’-i“-’
--The -cheques. no.wbeing.cashedre^
present only the first instalment,, but
the legal path for the remainder has
been cleared by a St. John's law
firm.
Digging Up the historical back-
New Signal System
To Summon Doctor
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• Adam i/Leilttion. a farmer’s con,
. articled. - to- u solid tor, a. brave
-but^unsuccessfjul^a.ttempt to - thwart three thieves in K- bag-sriatcning "taia^
^■^The^pag ytaa torn from the hands of a
y-lrlrt:'wfib afterwards ^explalna-to^Adanr
~/T~that~lt~contalns-the-d.ay2s^takingB of her.
father’a shop. . ^Tr. He-attempts to track the tjileyes. and^
ffi reaches an oldwarehouse. ~~Adams
-Renters-fha—buildInK__£while the girl,
ig watches J uie- : dodri Sudderily he hefira-
footsteps.- z. '■ 'V
’The mari^turris out to
employer—Coyville Prirkln.- -Adam, 4n his ^private hotirs_ 'experf--
ments with short,-wave wireless. “,"* -
Walking homeward, Adam, is nearly
run .tfown by a large swift car., ■'
He caiia- on FrlgcllJa N.orval.■•■ ■ Her -*tariTferi;:srKc^h^;;i^e:,/hist£iy:x.
-fl.Vfepa'nil^'U'e:. '.chalr.B-'- he ■ .ppriseisWsy' 1
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. The inventor admitted ‘ his care-
—y-le8Hnes8—an.iL/accented reproof. All
L^Jlbung men-were -alike in- the .ProfeF
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Non-inflammable Film ■
Material on Free, List
•Toronto—Member s-of-themedical
profession are always on callthey
never know when their services will !
be required in a hurry. When they i
“ ’ . “ , ./''..* . . . their-
“fingers crossed” in the hope that
they will not be sent for. It isn’t"
always possible to have an/audience
disturbed instanter, to make the
announcement that “Dr. So-arid-So is
wanted 'at .the office.”.,
A Toronto Theatre ~ has taken
cognizance oi'TJhis anddias^jusri'in-
stilled a new system for. making
such announcements. When Dr. So-
Ottawa—An urdcr=ih^6ounc:il- maJe
public recently places sheet cellulose
acet a,tn onf the free list when import
ed for the manufacture in Canada of
non-inflammable photographic films.
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in ^France
Lapouge/ and
which insisted that dhrk round heads
predominated in the of the
world and that culture could not be
wholly long-headed, (
The battle raged for j some years
until Ammon’s “law “ere applied
to. Mediterranean and ] English.. cltr
les. They failed to wprk as j they
worked in German and Freiich towns
that Ammon and .Lapopg^ . had stud-
ied. The evidence Spjiected by . the,
iFplian^ Livi, .absolutely Contradicted
XVp/ ahall-thPv-stood inAhe- dark street-togeth^ them^ LongLh’eads^ nredominated in____ _ TT „vn Ou-
country arid^ouhd heads in Ital-.- and-So leaves his name at" the/office
ian cities,’ Idivi’s coriclpsion that a nD Kk
^?ity-/drainsyhumanltyj jfrpm Lajwlde
area and that: it thus acqukes a
population which is Hess homogene^
ous than that of th£. environment was
finally- accepted. Amnion-.had to mo
dify his ’/laws” until they - became
hollow and all but meaningless. / '
'fa lor ' his • results Jiud those of
Lapouge, - anithropoiogisfs had no 3*11-
ficUlty -in- showing -that the popula
tions of/t*he towns both-'studied had
^beenJx>ng-headed from the beginning'
and this because families With long
heads hadVbeen livin'g in them-for
centuries//pSo it seem® that the good
Professor kruge ijs1 merely thresh
ing old/',straw/l. ‘
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t seek recreation it is with
sor’fi . efltjmation. Too much in a
hurry, thpre was always some^hing.-
they- dia wrong in their excitement.
But from reproof the victim rapidly j
tie Adams •
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“ri^We’M-have- to get someone. thij?,. a neurologist pref^ry,
ri'Q.'i&Fzir? FtrvlrllTver •
/olJea^e,'Dobson, of' Cam-
yHe’d^be/jjust tho’inan. to
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he insisted, holding his .pupil
lapeli “F tthink I’ll'write to
my old '
bridge.- x _ . r _ .
work put the precise natuy
e'ff-eCt k/on:''”frhe •■n&yp'-
th-at;J''iig'Ml-a.-way.'“ .
Shbmnng Wjj
as Ke is going in, he is* given a num
bered check. If a call comes for him
that number will, be rflashed from a
place on-4each feide of the proscenium
arch for half a- minute. Without
drawing undue attention -to himself
the physician ‘can respond ..to the
Signal. -
:.;>The>-sys'tem;.--alsowill.be.of use. in,-
' ’case “any physician should „/be're'-;
quired for an " emergency in ' the-
. theatre or outside!
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‘rising, at. sevens the. next
...| For the -first-timb.iao/’his articled, ca-
J re’b.r, he-was Jate ay the'offiefe. Th^re/
^./was a great’-.pressure, of work and'1
jV'Mr. Brewster, 'was atr* first ^exceed-
A 1 ingly caustic, as the day wore
! on and he observed Adam’s almost
/physicallypainful effdrts 4b- recover
i the lost tim^iie Kecame more genial.
I “You" don’t' seem up to ,muchj7 Met-
ston,” he- remarked 'in the middle of
the afternoon. . *
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j “I _ feefrjud&t about dead-beat/’ - ■ J
! -“Well, wbu certainly don’t seem afs
i if you woul^bb much loss to the office
in youv^present state. Better1 get
home/amf go to bed. There’s a Jdi
of influenza about. If, y^u-yU^e hot
all/tlght in the morning^ don’t come
irf. I donh. want anyorie to be giv
ing influepz#, to half yttie . staff. Just
now; thank you.”, ; ■, ", •
Thus Adam found himself. free bf
the office at. barely half-past three.
There was no tralh/ror an hour so he
treated himself to a-cup* of coff/ee*
er. The thought, of.^ hanging about
the-di‘eary premises of .the Mtenston Central Station ire/olted > him. So "heJ
fc/r.d h:.~ “ay Jometidw or obher to!
the corner of tn(£“ onei street in all
life town thatTat that time Heldt any
interest for him. Shtfuld he go down ;1
if? Wag if/ permissible for him to/
-pay a c.i."' _ . ,7,,. .Tn.. 7_“'7.7,
excuse' {lould ' h^ intake [for' cal-WfigT
Well,, there ’was no harm in going I
down the .street, anyone! was/free, to/
do that, lie decided. So tie went down
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th lie ’caime, in J-ine with the one that ’
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■< aci;oss .towards At^/windOws,’Still Jne'7
same few' pieces/nmle tlie^same el-/ 7 POWDER
foctive display,!.jri/was a scrupulous/.
. i-liop, :a.nl<T>. sMiy !?ut; obviously no
'/-.hoi) fori .tl'jeyliiip/fiin Tinnier" with d
I’i.'w fdiiIlincy \.o spnw-. ' (i.
woi,idqrir/g, wlijCI'i f)t’
fho- cirrtoli'tod 'irifirtRi
„ ' lie l’risevm- i-..-.
ide (‘rrl.ra.nco dre/sed for a Walk and
• - ;yrj;ing a shopping., basket, She look-/*
'-'d' ho-fitor an/f hibiv/ dosirable^ thanf
• -vol;. wliy/lto! mUtcd himself was'
’hanging'filroi.it (the ' opposite Aide
of .the strnot-as. if he wore Spying?
If he had bluirdorod into her ^as
. .vas going nlanfii*lly <i>p to' the,, oor ^orencsa-
,:K would hiivo'“.‘/l,■ ie/tst» lookdu riat-
ural. How conld .ho ..possibly go rip
<<iiu npncfcn v’A
posltd' side br road ?
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shortage of aIsTCe"tdT'domestie needs
in Canada next spring as. tile 1934
production, plus the' small Carry
over, is'.not expected to exceed “more
than one-half' normal requirements.
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------------,, - -'j ——t-' i treated tunjuBeii co a-cup oi coneefree, to climber - agit^lly under a j which he /.feit-.decidedly fresh-
bench. Miss Scowerman, deprived of
his support, slumped .to the flooi
screaming, as Adam switched off.
The, professor -seemed ^profoundly j foun\l"*his "‘way si
sutisfled. “Lthink ‘we.ha-ve, seen eh-
ough fr the present;” lie said: quiet
ly. “Did you notice, Meriston,' that'
Bengeombe, essentially' a flihiegma-j
lie type; and 1 should Say at least’',
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I -, Toronto—/‘The. true hrtist is . one
who can see “ beauty in I the common
place aW interest; in the di’ab; and
can giw the pikers aj reflection of.
the beauty that is within the reabh
of every on^.,said Arthur Lismer,
A.R/C.A., addressing a , meeting of.
W Young" omen’s Canadian Club
on "Art tod ^'JWr. Lismer contend
ed that beaj&y - has nothing to do
with exterior appearance and ' en-
‘■yironmentj/and was of the opinion,
■that women have the power to get
beyond sTthe obvious and see beauty
And’interest'din the commonplace to
J a greater extent' than mem!"
Pimply Sick Skin ~
ThM inferiority complex that a pimply-rick
akin brinria to i6u. M well m -the discomfort ot
l/the pimples rind tue bumps all yield to
t$iuri influence, of ^Mer Soag and the.
ha7a”Tohg /yea/» o‘f ‘i^ienaid service behind |
ikirii. • A Alopkf qnvard tobo; onung your fnand:
U OKin DHDgl HO y ou, SUi wuu uo vuc ujduuuaiuiv u«
t the ra»h, the pimples rind ti\e bumps all yield to
r , the eofteniu* influence of Mer Soap and the. y healinx influence of Mer Cream. These two
h»V« long/ vejua of solenoid service behind
i ;■' them; and I(»k fOrward’to becoming your friend
:aU<at the antique, shop?f„.What / ^d W^’Stara
was no bairn in going I
|>n the opposite side ley the shopd un/'
7 tT) tie c.tiime in J-ine with the one that'
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