The Seaforth News, 1929-01-17, Page 3•
Health Notes i$iOOtOO
EOE BEY' E'ER
Of Interest
The Canadian Council of
Hygiene Forward the Fol,
lowing Items of Impar
tart General Interest
CHILD TRAINING
Quebec, Que.--"From time immc-
merle the children of the world have toyed a eerlea of prizes to residents.
been faithfully trained intellectually of Ontario for the best letters des -
and morally, yet parents of the world;cribtng benefits obtained through the
have overlooked the child's .greatest' use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills for'
need, 'the ueea of, emotional training l Pale People. }Tundreda of letters`
from birth," were submitted in thls competition,
This declaration was made by Doe- and yet there must have been thou -
tor Smiley A. Blanton, Professor of sandeof other neem, of the pills who
Child Study at Cornell and. Vassar did not avail themselves of the oppor-
Universities, in a recent address. In tunity to win a' prize. To all these
such training mental hygiene plays a offered, another Tho eaudshave
g competition i
eat part but according' to 1)r, Elan- li the use of Dr. Williams Pink
throe
ton, this does not mean mental defec- g
tiveness or its treatment, but the ex- Pills whose cases have not been re.
pension of sound minds through emo- tented. These will furnish the mate-
tional treiniiw. He declared: that al rias for lettersto be written in this
though trained to use its intellect contest. There is no demand upon
may be so emotional as to have grave the imagination; every letter, must
personality defects, The average child deal with facts and facts only.
might be morbidly timid, fearful or THE PRIZES
anxious; possibly' moody, with no atoll.. Tho Dr. Williams,, Medicine Coe of
ity to snake friends; it may be con- Brockville, Ont„ will award a prize of
ceited ' or • selfish,. or have an ancon 926.000 for the beat letter received on
trollable temper which may ruin, par- or before the 26tH day of January,
tially at leant, its later adult life. 1929, from residents of 'Ontario on.
"Such emotional training may mean the subject; "Why I Reeeommend
the difference between mediocrity and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills" A prize of
brilliance or suesess and failure, Yet $15.00 w111 be awarded for the second
it is only recently that steps have been best letter received; a prize of 910.00
taken to remedy this grave lack of for the third best letter, and 25 prizes
training," declared Dr. Blanton. of 92.00 each for the next beet 25
The Th . Williams' Medicine Co.
Offer Twenty -Eight Prizes
in a ette r.(Wr it ng
Competition,
Some years ago. the Dr. Williams
lllediolae CO., of ilrocieellle, 011t., of -
As Canada Sees
England
A Keen But:. Friendly Critie
Front Across the Herring
Pond Hits Out at Their
Insularity and Love
of Sport
By PROFESSOR W. CALt1WELL,
M -A-,• D.Se., of McGi11 'University.
The more Britain ehanges, the more
it remains the same.
Two. years after the Armistice I
was walking along the streets of Lon-
don with a brother Canadian.
"You'd never think to look at those
patient, uncomplaining Britons, that
they were bearing the heaviest burd-
ens that any nation has ever been
called upon to shoulder," remarked
my friend.
"They are indeed the sweetest -
tempered people in the world," I re-
plied, "a model to the grumblers and
whiners everywhere."
And . then we both said together;
"There will never'bo a' revolution in
Britain."
SANE AND SOLID STILL.
The speaker declared that from the .letters.
time a child is 18 months old until it • THE CONDITIONS
is five years old its training is the The benefit derived from the use of
grow, be it good or bad.
background upon which its future will Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'described'in
grow, the letter may be 9n the writer's own
TOO MUCH ATHLETICS-. case, or that of some one in the
Chicago, Ill. -The medical profes- writer's home.
cion has reached the conclusion that More, than one case may be describ-
t disease is one of the greatest ed in the letter, but every statement
ddaax must be literally and absolutely'' true.
it es and this, r age of excessiveahleicac Th Every letter must be signed by the
r and of strenuous con .derables. strain full name and correct address of the
heart can stand a considerable strain
if the person has been trained to Person sending it. If itdescribes the
gradually increasing labor or athletic case of some person other than the
work. It has been found, •however, writer of the letter, it Must also be
that even the .rainedathlete will suf- signed by the person whose case is
thestrains are too frequent or described, as a gua:•'nteeof the truth
too .if oof` the statements made.
too prolonged. `
The activities that cause the great-
est strains are rowing, running and
'fast bicycle' riding. Collapse with,
acute enlergentem of the heart is not
infrequent during these severe tests unless you have a good case to des -
have
the heart, even when the persons uneas The strength of. the. morn -
Young boys
long trained. emendation and udt the etY1e of the
Young and .girls should be letter will be the basis of the award..
prevented from indulging in excessive-
athletics. More mature youths should
be examined befo re
x fined they
are allowed
to enter athletic teams. Older per-
sons, who are especially liable to heart
strain,; should be carefully examined
as to the condition of heart, arteries,
blood pressure and kidney function.
before taking up any strenuous sport.
1sYE CARE.
Toronto, Ont—Medical science has
found that eye trouble is the source of
many disabilities.It may cause a child
to become backward at school and if
the eyesight is not protected blindness
may result. It has been found neces-
sary to suggest to parents measures
which if adoptedwill conserve their
own and their c}-ildren's eyesight and
prevent serious trouble.
When's child st aschool each
to
s .
year it is a wise precaution to have
his eyes tested by some competent
specialist. This will make it possible
to discover any defect's. It is not wise.
to encourage extensive reading out-
side of the school or the office.- The p;ondori-Twelve hours after the things 'as they corns," still be]?eces
"bookworm" very often develops near Canadian Pacific Montroyal sailed that to "play the game" is the whole
sightedness even if he had normal vi from St John, New Brunswick, a duty of man.
Today, after• my latest trip to Bri-
tain, and fresh from visits to Glasgow
and the Scottish Highlands, I would
still say the same things.
You've seen a big mastiff or New-
foundland playing with children.
You've never worried about the kid-
dies because you knhw that they are
safe with the dog. It is :sweet -temper-
ed, dependable. It knows its strength,
and because it isstrong, it is gentle
with weak things. And it never
"fusses," but just goes calmly and
solidly on its way.
The riton is like that. He is sake
and solid and nonchrlant. He is in-
different to all the minor worries and
troubles of life, because be knows that
everythingwill come out right in the
end, because he is confident of his own
power to make it come out right. He
-is strong—a mastiff among the "lesser
breeds"—and he has the sweet -temp-
ered, equable disposition that so often
goes with the giant's night.
BARRIERS BREAKING DOWN
From the unchanging British char-
acter let us turn to the changed, Bri-
tain which is its background. Com -
The writer of each letter must give pare the country as it is with its pre -
the name"'and trate. of the paper. in war past. There` have been vast- so -
which he or she saw this announce- cial improvements. Education, hous-
melit. ing, sanitation,, the care of the -ick,
• Fine writing will not win the Prize and provision for the unemployed and
the destitue have all taken giant
strides. There are more amusements,
greater opportunities of getting on in
the world, a general broadening of
The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.' horizons.
publish anbreaking
tto ub Ycriers are b
right the . osis ba
hall have the gp And g
s
if the less
' contest Y oriels mea e
the 1d t
di d S
letter entero n 1 Own. Social distinctions
Not a country of wide open spaces but one of long white stretches where
s p. g s
now Iles high a •ainst snake fences and is faint blue and sometimes gold
upon the hill -side. The Laurentlans, north of Qttebee, are a skier's paradise
and the week -end mecca of the daring and fair. It leas come sonow, that
the Canadian Pacific must run. Ski -Specials from eloutreal from one season's
end to the other. The enthusiasts in ever-growing numbe'ts take train to a
given point and ski down to the next station or the one beyond, as time
Permits or the spirit moves them, The trout streams are frozeu,ebut the
resort -owners and the Habitant are:beginuing.to count on the revenue they
derive from the ski,
gradually tendto disappear. PERFECT MEDIC
and the unemployment problem will A
gra Y.tld' ph which
might be beneficial The average Bri-
on is inclined to be insular—he for-
gets that his forefathers were pion-
eers who blazed the trail of civiliza-
tion over half the world. He does
net realize that his is an Imperial'
heritage—that he is the citizen,'not
only of a little: country off the coast
of Europe, but of a great Empire--
the greatest that this old world has
ever seen.
OUR EMPIRE ROUE'
E'
Now, Eritain has perhaps as large
a population as she can support, and
while, tackled in the right way, the
unemployment problem can be solved,
it will necessarily not be a very. speedy
process. So I want to see the young
people's eyes turning towards the
young lands of the Empire.
They must realize that the new age
has brought new conditions. The true
environment and heritage of our peo-
ple is no longer that of the island
home, but that of our great Overseas
Britain
can
Empire Commonwealth.
P
live again—and is living:again— in
the life and activities of the Domin-
ions. It as an Empire' that Britain
is known and respected and reckoned,
with amongst the nations.
There is another change w i
ONES
FOR LITTLE
Blending Red Rose Tea is an art. TQ 9'btai><n the
flavor and full-bodied >�ichness required years of exp
;once. Eve* package guaranteed,
0t
isgoridtied'
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE isextra good
Viceroy Opens
Kangra Valley
Light Railway
Line Traverses Beautiful Scen-
ery to Great Power Sta-
tion in Punjab
London.—The Viceroy of India has
just opened the Kangra''Valley Rail-
way. The main object of this line of
two feet sax inch gauge is to connect
the broad gauge railway and the Cen
tral Punjab to the great power station
of the new hydro -electric scheme. In-
eidentally it will make accessible some
of the most beautiful scenery in the
world, es
It has been discovered that the
Beas, one of the smallest of the Five
Rivers which give the Punjab its
name, is a most valuable centre of
Ewaterpower, and that from it and its
tributaries 830,000 kilowatts can he
produced -for the benefit of mankind.
From one of its tributaries, the Uhl,
enough power can be generated to
supply, it ie believed, the needs of the
present generation in an area extend-
ing from the imperial capital at Delhi
past the Punjab capital at Lahore
and on to Sialkot andya per.
t
desiee to do so, whether it wins a(than ever they did before,' although
1
prize or not. the opportunities and the power of
The contest
26th, 1920, and the: prizes will' be, increased.
will close on ,January superior brains and enterprise have
awarded as soon as possible there- People are better dressed. They eat
after. Do not delay. If You knowmore nourishing and palatable food;
of a good ease write your letter NOW. they play more. There is a new joy -
Observe the above conditions care- ousness and freedom in the lives of
fully or your letter may be thrown the young people. The girls know the
out. thrill of independence.
ss all letters as follows: AN?
•
Addre
ARE YOU A''•"LEFT-OVER M
The Dr.
Brock ms Medicine Co.
BrockOury,too, Brockville,oung menfeel that they
good "aselse"
t t
are as anyone They
Letter
Contest DoPai men .
no longer believe that Providence has
placed them, once for all, in a certain
Irish Girl Stowa ray
station of life, and that all who are
a'little more wealthy
are
re thei
r "be-
OCanadian Liner tors, and will alw a s remain so.
That old "cap in hand" attitude has
"T' gone, and it will never come back.
n Desperately ately 'HomesiClc But these things are on the surface
and That's the Truth," only, Below the surface the Britisher
She Tells Captain remains the same. He still "takes
•sion to commence with. The adult
twenty -year-old Irish colleen was. I have the greatest admiration for
should train the 'child and himself to
hold reading matter not. too close to fessed that she was Margaret Patricia
the eyes as is apt to be done, especial- Rogers and a stowaway. Shaking her
ly if the lighting is not good. Mossiringied head for emphasis she sought
eyes will stand a considerable amountto excuse her act by this statement:
of punishment, but that is no reason"I am, desperately homesick, and
why they should be subjected to" it
unnecessarily. The captain
brought before its captain and con- these essentially British character -
that's the truth."
ordered that ,she re-
ceive is best. if 8 excellent
and the ceive some sewing to do, and she was seriously `that when a man's work
modern electric light is excellent,tylion put
in charge of a stewa'r'dess. comes along for thein to do their
artificial light is needed, The position p But' when the passengers learned'thoughts are still' on play.
of her plight and heard her tell in British people do not work as Am-
ber captivating Irish brogue of how ericans do.:The daily job is not, to
she had worker her way across Can -ahem, a thing to "rise or fall" by. It
Baby's Own Tablets Should' be
in Every Home Where
There Are Children
The perfect medicine for little ones
is found in Baby's Own Tablets. They
are a gentle but thorough laxative,
which regulate the bowels, sweeten
the stomach; drive out constipation
and indigestion; break up colds and
simple fevers and promote healthful'
refreshing sleep. It is impossible for
Baby's Own Tablets to harm even the
new-born babe, as they are absolutely
guaranteed free from opiates or any
other injurious drug.
Concerning :the Tablets, Mrs. Alex.
J Perry,
Atlantic
N.S.,writes:—"I
I
P ry,
always keep Baby's Own Tablets is
the house for the children, as I have
found them a perfect medicine for
little ones."
y
s are sold by
Own Tablet
Baby's 's Ow
Y
Medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
There is still plenty of opportunity
for the right type of worker in our
Overseas Dominions. The stories you
hear about bitterly disillusioned men
returning to the Old Country after
finding only privation and hardship humorous
in Canada or Australia are nothing cution of everyday life has become
to go by. For everyman who comes more floral than ever beeore;'
hack, twenty, forty,e a hundred re- g
writes the Marquees of Aberdeenf and
Temair, Is.,T., in the Yorkshire Even-
ing News.
"It was once considered the exelu-
writers,
and
of poets, ,,tri
s
ive ball -mark,
could answer
the.any
,; uisites that
lives when they find' that they are ex- e q y
looted to work early and late, and to question with a brilliant quip, or de-
flect any conversation into the realms
of humor; 'though not infrequently
they permitted a rather ungenerous
satire to give point to their remarks.
"Nowadays, however, probably be-
cause of higher educational standards
isties, but I can see that there is a
certain danger in them. Sport and
the team spirit are an admirable
training for life, but they are only a
training. Too many Britons don't.
realize this. They take this prepara-
tion for the real business of life so
L 11
WATERS DROP 1,800 FEET.
The snowfed waters of the Uhl will
be diverted through 21e miles of a
nine -foot diameter tunnel located in
solid granite, and .hien dropped
through a fall of 1,800 feet to the first
powerhouse at Shanan. This place
lies 4,000 feet high on the southern
slopes of the. Iiimalayas, within the
Mandi State, about 100 miles from
the railhead at Pathankot toward the
lovely valley of Kuln.
From Pathankot, which is itself
only 100 miles from Lahore, the light
line starts on its steady climb of 8,000.
feet through the Kangna Valley, a
picture of rural loveliness. Looking
down on the fertile fields is the mighty
l D
ridge the
Dhaola hai thatcon-
nects the' Outer Himalayas with the
Mid -Himalayan range, and has an
elevation. from 15,000 feet to 17,000
feet.
BILLS CLOSE AT HAND
Elsewhere in the. Punjab the effect
of the snowy mountains is softened by
intermediate ranges, but above Kan
ra the stern and majestic hill stand
Wit -The Salt
Of Conversation
Light Wires Electrocute
Sacred Benares Monkeys
Benares, India, -The Hindu section
of the population of Benares was
stirred at the news of the sacred
monkeys from the temple of the god-
dess Duro, being electrocuted. Dur-
ing two days more than thirty
monkeys have 'time been killed and
the temple, which usually is overrun
with the red-faced simians, now is de -
Sorted by that tribe.
Iu remembrance of the services
rendered by the monkey tribe to the
gad Rama in his fight with the demon.
Rexene, the monkeys have been held
specially sacred,' and no Hindu will
kill' oue. At Benares, the most sacred
place of the Hindu, the Temple of
Burge,. the consort of Vishweshwar,
the presiding deity of that city, is
noted for its hundreds et monkeys,
which are fed with grain and nuts by
pious pilgrims.
The municipality of Benares re-
cently,introduced electric lighting for
the town, and the monkeys, known
everywhere for their inquisitiveness
and spirit of mischief, suffered heavy
casualties,
"The habit of using epigrams and
stolIes to salt the conver-
main. And those who remain -make
good.
The truth is that in every batch of
emigrants there are some easy-going
their
f of
the £
ri h
fellows who get g
of the light should be such that it does
not shine directly into the eyes and
does not reflect "-e glaze of the paper.
There is a widespread idea that the
ada, stolen aboard the ship and locked isnot the step that it should be
light should shine over the left shoal- herself in a cabin, they passed round the development of manhood and
der but this is true only in writing hy a hat and collected enough money to citizenship.,
In` America—and in Canada—there
is no place for,the "left -over" man,
who is good for nothing but taking
things easily. But he still manages
a right-handed person. This does not
permit the shadow to fall *on -the work.
When a person is working continu-
ally at close work he should make it
a habit to Iook across the room or out
of the window occasionally. This gives
the muscles ' an opportunity to relax
and avoids cramp. If possible it'is
better to get up and walk around the
room.
VJhy This �%1WarWarIs"� LTnthink-
able"
Truth (London) Suppose that
either of us (Britain and the L.S.A.
should some day formally withdraw
from the Kellogg Pact and restore war
to its former place as an instrument
of our policy towards one another
what could 'our fleet, whatever .its
strength, do to„ prevent the armies
of the united States, with their un-
limited reserves of man -power, over-
running and annexing Canada? When
the relative naval strength of the Un
tad States and Great Eritain is ` re•
gardecl by their Governments as of
vital lniportance to national safety,
why' le each indifferent to the military
strength of tate other on each side of
e e,0Il0xnilel. frontier?
pay her steamer fare and railway
ticket to home in Lisburn.
Articles, advertised on this page
may be used In the limerick contest
described elsewhere In thls issue.
Send' in your limericks and win oash
prizes.
Modern1 Version
Mary had a little lamb,
Given by a friend to keep.
It followed her around until
' It died from loss of sleep.
go "all out" all the time. And they
jib at facing a stiff job with no prom-
ises—of high pay, or any kind of pay
—attached, until they make good. .
But the san who sticks it finds that
he gets, as everyone else does in these
great new .countries, what he "is and the growing love of books, an
worth." That is usually, after he has underlying capability, for wit, or at
shaken down to things, more than he least - appreciation of it, seems evident
could. ever have hoped for if he had in almost all sorts of conversation.
stayed at home.
There is no need for any youngster,
able and willing to work, and work
hard, to be afraid of trying his luck
ii. the Dominions.—Answers.
Cash Prizes
That is good.
"While there is laughter in our
hearts, we can confront life's adven-
tures with a snail?, which is half the
eoneua irir thereof. slat still we fol-
low too easily the example of those
unremembered wags of former years,
if weareoverready to raise a laugh
g
close at hand, Their sides are fnd-
rowed with precipitous watercourses,
forests of oak clothe their flanks and
give way higher up to the pines;
above all axe wastes of snow or pyra-
midal masses of granite too perpen-
dicular for the snow to rest upon.
There are many level plateaus and
gentle slopes
amid the transverse
ridges of the lower hills. It is in-
tended by the Government to establish
of these, especially in the neighbor-
hood of Palampur, 3,500 feet high,
many educational and other inatitu-
tions in the herlthful surroundings•
and also a colony for those retired
ATENTS
List or "Wanted inventions"
and Full Inior:nation Sent Freo
on Request.
THE. R,AMSgY CO., Dept,
,273 Hank St., Ottawa, Ont.
TIte Sanative, Asetiseptic
nestling Service.
5T,wxrclle4 for 6905E w t w
Soup • Ointment . Talom, . Shaving Sete,:
200. each at rill Dere ,fiats
For Limericks with a bantering sally, hoping the
laugh will excuse just a little that is
spiteful in the epigram.
Readers of this paper may win cash "A really happy epigram is a con -
prizes while spending an enjoyable cisc, pointed thought, but the point is
hour at home by composing limericks that of a foil, not a rapier. It is a
about any of the well-known articles thrust in play rather than anger, and
advertised on this page. Limericks: no quality of amusement can atone
are .quite easy to write as the follow-:. for.. ridicule or satire, be it ever s0
ing example will show: slightly intended to wound." '
to "rub along somehow" in Britain. There was an old codger named Daws
This must be changed. Britain Who 'twas said knew a lot about saws
must realise *that work alone can For teeth cutting like diamonds
really satisfy the?energies of a man, There are none equal Simonds,
ie'the only thing that will lift Britain Said the experienced saw•expert Bill
out of its present stagnation. Work Daws.
and enterprise will snake more work, For every limerick accepted we will guidance, help, and stimulus are necee-
label' and for Zapital. And so wheels pay one dollar. There is nothing to lacy but it is the local impetus which
auto new opportunities, both fordo but write the limericks and send will make the progress. If our mere
}odg silent will begin to turn again, them with name and address and cal members of Parliament can be
:«——
Medical M.P.'s
Lancet (London)' If we want to
have a healthy nation we must work
for sound local government. Central
officials of the British rave, who mus
for economic reasons lire and bring
up their families within the Punjab. —
With the aid of the Iine the plains!
Ly
&etYa };,heal ra r2 .e
Ent et3eelniw.a d,9
That's why eo limny People 'dos'
"Baekley'e" to end Coug t,1 130 0-
chitis and all Throat. Cbsst axil
Lung troubles. It's instant. nlesient,
You'll note itsun;que
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guars tr
powersare
in the Tory first 16. n ,-ttl0L
Acre ar r 40 doses it oa Ta c eltleyts".
Ask your druggist Sox "ituckley'e,'
w- 15. fs,/ Sty, Toronto ] 41g Litutual st.,
KLn
re 1 NI.7bi ouh
.�ict_a1lri:e a flash—
a Lingle sip proves it Sht
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Prlce'f.,.2s
lw2t.s .1.41 Druggists
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70 5>=AVE „tW Wick
of the Punjab will be brought into
near proximity, and the official ex-
ample is certain to be copied exten-
sively. In the first instance the light
line will stop at the power station, but
later on it will extend to the more
beautiful valley of Kulu, and make
available to the dwellers of the plains
the wonderful fruit that grows there.
but cannot reach them.
Use Minard's Liniment for Grippe.
"Jones has eleven children." "Good
heaven: Has he gone stork mad?"
WARP, OFF INFLUENZA
Thousands are finding relief with
Cough Syrup.
�Teaao's" Lightning
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a`d°v9ai"eru
name of this paper to Limerick Editor,
Associated- Publishers, Rooms 421-5,
73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto.
satisfied that the new local Govern-
ment Bill conforms to this principle
and aims at sound local government
rather than a colossal bureaucracy,
A man mortgaged his home by buy -1 they may find themselves able to sup-
ine an antomobe. e por
certed counsel as the representatives
mortgage the car
en get money to build a garage. "How both of their constituencies and their
llThen hwent
around and tried to
t it with enthusiasm and will con-
aro you going to buy gas?" ,curionslY profession
q.
in uirecl the man 02 whom the loan.
was risked. "Well," replied he"other` Always keep Minerd's Liniment handy.
slowly f 1 own a house, a car ales
a 'garage I sboultl think my dealer
Mistress: "Do we want . anything
woultl bo willing to trust me for the from the town?" Haid: ''Yes, madam,
gas. the china will not last over Sunday,"
The only popular detour is the one
ISSUE No. 2—'29
around duty. l
•
Frost Bitten.
Relieve the, pain of cold -nip -
pad cheeks or ears' with 1Nir-
ard's. It will soothe and heal.
Ptili.tIPS
Sof MAGA,fs
detc to Troubled
INDIGESTION
ACID STOMACH
HI ARTAURA
HEADACHE
GASES•NAUSEA
What many people call iudigest of
very often means excess acid in the
stomach. The stomach nerves have
been overstimulated, and foot; some.
The corrective, is an alkali, whish
neutralises acids instantly. And tie
best alkali, known to medical solei c
•
is Phillips' Milk el Magnesia It tem
remained the standard'with physicians
in the 50 years since its invention
one spennful of this,.halntleas,.testc,
r -ss :eke! in vete:. will neutralize ins
meetly many times as much acid, and
hr symptoms disc.ppear at once, Yon
e ,11 nee er- nee c'r'edo metllod.a when
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