Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 13, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1915 — Page 3

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:: WEATHER FORECAST ' HHHAWWAH-* I******* 1 ******* Partly cloudy today *»»»•• Tuexdajf. Dklumu" Ktiinii ■' WayM. John Weber went to Fan Wat* Saturday un builnw*. Judge I). E. Smith »peot lUtvJ.» afternoon in Fort |«)no. A farmer ran i work up m- *» • tliusiaini abojt gelling uut la ■ » air. A comfortable shoe uaually k«*« * and wo are a proud people »Hli »n*» • coma. So many ot those who »aa< to •>» Something for the poor <•»;«■• ■' • ««• mission. Mrs. Betie! ol iloeklon! t» changed cars htfg on her way t. »■*< Wayne. The Misses Lulu and < <rrl LU sam of Berne changed euro her. route to Fort Wayne. Miss Bcm Conglcton and her ••••— Mrs. Burt Owen, of DetroM • spent Saturday afternoon la Fan Wayne. Mrs. Dick Burrell wm !*»'<■ • tend the commencement, her »• ews. Earl and I’sul Blarktmni '•»»« graduates. Walter Mock of Kendilh u. I» ■ was here to attend tile high •< «•< graduation exercises and t« '« • guest Mlm Leah Heinley ■•»■* nu> day. William Schruluka and sl»it» M • Sophia Smith and Mr*. LU«tr * » >nU uka. and her grindmn, Robert * " for Montpelier to visit over H«i><t>> with relatives.

—. . W The toeOf Quality Gm THIS WEEK THE WEEK PINEAPPLES Size 30-Per Cam <76 hr Dot. 11.10 Size 24- “ “ <76 * " |l.tt Short Seaion—Get 'em Now We pay cash or trade for produce. ID Butter 16c to 23c M. E. HOWER North of G.R.&I. Depot Ml* BmHHMBHHHHHIHHIB IF.M.SCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN President herniary Tw, » I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE. BONDS, LOANS. | ABSTRACTS I The Schirmeyer Abstract Company complrto Abstract Records, Twenty ycani’ Expenwce Farms, City Property, 6 i«r cent I MONEY

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OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH POUNDS OF CURE. Notice to Correspondents. (You are invited to write the Tuberculosis Editor of the Daily Democrat on any phase-of the tubefculosis problem. Your name will not be used without your permission. Please make your queations short. If you de-. •Ire n personal answer, be sure jo enclose a stamped, addressed envelope. Thia service Is absolutely free to the readers of the Daily Democrat.) Were you ever compelled to spend a night In a closed room, perhaps with other persoas! If you have, of course you have noticed the fresh clean ' "eniell” of the outdoor air the next morning. The air outdoors was no different ’ than usual, but the “freshness" of it was more noticeable by contrast with the stuffy air in the closed room. For ’ the “stuffiness" of the air you had been breathing all night was actually ' poisonous. It was charged with impurities thrown off by the lungs which ' had been forced to breath it again and ■ again, ''Stuffy" air In a bed room or anywhere else, causes your head to ache. You complain of "feeling tired” though yon have perhaps undergone no unusual physical exertion. Would you permit anyone to continually blow their breath in your face? Yet you might just as well do this as to force, your lungs to contiiiuaily breathe air that has been used repeatedly in the of another person. Fresh air is one of the Creator's greatest gifts, It surrounds us in great abundance. It is ours without charge. \ye can make our workshops abound with it, we can make our bej rooms.fresh and sweet and healthful in it, Nature intended for us to use it. By taking advantage ot our opportunities in this direction we can help throw off consumption or tsberculosis. Questions and Answers. To the Editor—What would you say of a case of tuberculosis of three years' standing running a temperature of 100 to 101, “patient” still working, till obliged to give up. Then going to the mountains, having an hemorhage three days after arrival, staying in bed twenty weeks without any temperature, getting up for gentle exercise and sleighing for another twenty weeks, still normal 981-5 day after day! IS it safe to return to In;liH. We can give yon no advice except to consult a competent physician and get Ills opinion. Would the sun striking the bm'i’ chest aid in the ewe of tuberculosis! 2, Is it generally found that a tm ’ bercular patient tvill expectorate less in summer than in winter? ' 2. What causes expectoration im- ' mediately after meals? 4. As a rale, what color sputum contains germs! ' 1 5. (a) Has foul breath any con- ’ wcllon with tuberculosis! (b) What is the cause of same! (c) What is the ' best remedy?—M. T. 1 1, The use of the sun's rays in I the treatment of tuberculosis 1 seems to be particularly advisable in 1 so-called surgical tuberculosis, but in 1 these cases the whole body is expos- ■ ed to the sun for gradually increas--1 iug lengths o' time. We know of no 1 reports proving tiiat the mere expos- ■ uro of the chest to the sun is of value ' in pulnn nary tuberculosis. 2. No. ! 3. This is by no means a constant t symptom and we cannot •presume 10 I ascribe any general cause for it. 1 4. There is no absolute rule. Gen--1 erally apeaking.tthe tulum, which Is • heavy and yellowish or greenish in I color is more apt to contain bacilli. • particularly in the heavy masses of ■ the sputum. Such sputum may be I present in a number of other condi- ? lions besides tuberculosis, and, < f course, hi no such cases doe# it eons lain bacilli. I 6, (a) No. (b) The usual causes for fool breath are indigestion and , catarrh, (c) We de not prescribe remt edies nor make , diagnoses. '.FURNISHED ROOMS’Four rooms , completely furnished for house- , keeping. Inquire this office. 123i.>

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iui ■ Want to insure your building for years to come; Use Capitol City paint. Want a nice neat job, one that you won’t be ashamed of? Use Capitol City paint. Want a paint that will SAVE you money and at the same time bring you the results that high price paint will 7 Use Capitol City. These are the three important questions thart confront you duriftg the painting season. We have made a thorough study of paints and find that the CAPITOL CITY paints give the greatest universal satisfaction. Get one of our color cards and ask us about the prices. . [STbOW LING GO. tIMUP DAY IN DECATUR WEDNESDAY M A Y 26 -Get the Rubbish, Tin Cans, etc., in Barrels and Baskets in the alley. -City Teams will haul Rubbish away on that Pay-HURRY-- ‘ 'Tqmbeeo excursion fares TO SOUTHWEST VIA CLOVER LEAF ROUTE First aud Third Tuesdays of each month. I ® See H. J. THOMPSON, Agent. Decatur, for information. "notice of ditch assessments e e All Assessments for the construction of the George W. Gateset al (Big Blue Creek) Drain, are due and “payable at the Surveyor’s office in the city of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, begining on the Ist day of June 1915 and on the first day of each month thereafter until all are paid. Default in payment will result, in the assessment being placed on the Tax Duplicate with 10 per cent penalty to be collected as County TaxesPHIL. L. MACKLIN. Supt. of Construction.