Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1926 — Page 3

jtNI CASES Os jflffE REPORTED IN BECATUR . .1. Urged" to Use VigorL«»' P M Sr« t Combat Further Jrtid o f O«P_2 rippy C W f P n£ umonia 'chief. DANGER Attacks Weaken Body’s Rs-, to Germs of Pneumonia JjJfcoWa Should b * promptly- __ •rlnnv cold* have b<,< “ n U “’ * r ‘*, a iHDt here th* 9 minter. i *» l,r ’rtfon 1« fairly general , TU W d the States. In some ftrowP 0 ' co ij m are called "In*wlio“’' but the majority of health flurtU . raoort that they arc much ’ SI 7 than the original epidemic Bil , resemble more closely the old‘“i,re I H srippe. They are usufesbiuned “ R PP beada che or sily acc TJ over the body, "running; nose" sneezing and frequently '“..“trie and intestinal comphca- ' as hiccoughs, nausea. torr , h ( < \rl f too often neglected unMl C<> hey have lowered the vitality Xntlv to permit the lurking which cause pneumonia, bronSkis’ and Influenza to attack the Don't Take Chances The only safe plan is to attack a mid right at lite beginning. A hot i bath, a laxative, a sweat and a Porous application of Vicks V apoRub at bedtime over throat and ctest will often break up a cold °F r or D1 hours after Vicks is applied th, vapors of camphor, menthol, Mcalyptus. thyme and turpentmo. released as vapors by the body heat, inhaled directly into the infected droassaxes. At the same time it M rms and stimulates the skin like t poultice, "drawing out" the soremss and pain. It is an obstinate cold indeed that can resist this direct, double action Vicks Vapor Steam I If the air passages are badlystopped up, try the "teakettle and | tent" treatment. This mtethod fully explined in the directionsconsists, briefly, of vaporizing Vicks in a teakettle and arranging a newsuper "tent" over the patient's head to that the combined warm steam sad medicated vapors can be inWed. . , Mothers especially appreciate Vieks for the frequent colds of children, as it can be used freely and often, without disturbing the digestion—you "just rub it on." Over 21 million Jars are used yearly. STILLMAN ESTABLISHES TRUST FUND (COSTINI ED FROM PA«K ONK) I changed." she said before leaving, “lie has always been under my supervision and always will be. All the worlds millions, a marriage license or a church ceremony could never make me part with him." Stillman, she said, was a “mentally lick man” and she hoped Mrs. Stillnan could cure his “fear complex." o—— Arcadia — An inventive turn of Bind may cost Floyd Smeltzer the sight of one eye. He rigged up his into to give power for sawing wood. One of the chains broke and struck him in the eye. Palestine — Turtle doves by the hundreds have been seen here, citi- j »ns claim. Old settlers say it is an- 1 other certain sign of spring.

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HOUSE TAKES |> UP TAX BILL Fight Started Over Question Os Repealing The Estates Tax - r * Washington, Feb 23. — (United Press)—The $387,000,000 federal tax reduction bill wa.i taken up in the house this afternoon for final approval or rejection of the conference revision and immediately precipitated a fight over the question of repealing the estate tax a-, voted by the senate Representative Garner, Texas, minority leader, attacked the senate demoef-ats who approved repeal, an t the American bankers' league. He blamed the league for the proposal which was lost in the conference revision. Rescue 45 Persons From Fire In Eastern Sanitarium New York, Feb. 23—(United Press) —Ten children were pmong the 45 patients rescued early today from the Bay Ridge <sanitarium, when fire destroyed the interior of the two-story frame and stucco structure. One man was on the operating table when the blaze began but surgeons completed their work and the patient was wrapped in blankets and taken through a driving snow-storm to the nurses' home, next door. Many of the Women in the hospital were maternity cases and police received a report that three babies were horn during the Excitement of the fire. The fire is believed to have started from an overheated furnace. | o . MONROE COUNTY HAS | HIGHEST BIRTH RATE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 30 children and Blackford, with 22.2 and 26 children. More children were born in Marion county, with Indianapolis included than in any other county. The statistics show there were 617 births in the capitol city but the birth rate was only 19.1. Lake county was second, with 322 children but a birth rate of 19.7. Only eight counties in the state reported more than 100 births during tite month of December. These counties together with the number of births and the birth rate were. Marion and I Lake and St. Joseph, 239. with a rate of 1 27.7; Allen. 237 with a rate of 24.9: Vanderburgh, with 153 and a rate of 19.9; Vigo with 118 and a rate of 14.1; Madison with 120 and a rate of 20.8; and Elkhart with an even 100 and a rate of 21.3. Only three counties in the state reported less than ten births during the month of December. Those connties and the number of births and the rate were Ohio, 5 with a rate of 14.9; | I Tipton. with 5 and a rate of 9.9 and Brown, with six and a rate of 12.1. | i Newton county had ten births with rate of 11.8 per thousand the statistics show. Watson And Robinson Speak At Fort Wayne j Fort Wayne, Ind.. Feb. 23.—(United -Press)—Political friends of Senators Watson and Robinson pushed out today to hold the tenth, twelfth and ‘thirteenth congressional district solid fpr them in the republican senatorial priRADIOLA HIA ■Sb Radiola IIIA is a four tube, dry cell operated receiver; it is a standard anti truly practical Radiola having the very fine quality of workmanship and efficiency characteristic ol R.C.A. One of its unique features is a switch which permits the user Io change connections to an exceptionally selective circuit. One dial controls all tuning. Those people who wish a complete receiver for loud speaker and long distance reception at minimum cost should have us install this Radiola IIIA. Set completely installed with batteries, aerial and R.C.A. loud speaker $75.50. H. KNAPP & SON ,

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martes. Watson and Robinson, speaking at the tri-district rally last night, defended their a' tion in breaking with President Coolidge on the World Court and pledged their support to farm relief measures. Supporters of the two senators openly expressed resentment at the suggestion in some quarters that Governor Jackson be brought into the race as an opponent of Watson and Oswald Ryan, of Anderson, ah an opponent of Robin a on. Indianapolis, Ind., Fob. 23. —(United Press)—Governor Ed Jackson remained silent today on the move of po-liti-cal foes of Senator Watson to bring the governor into the primary race against Watson. Jinny telegrams and messages, urging the governor to make the race, have been received, it was learned, but Jackson withheld any comment that would give an intimation of his intention. o Habeas Corpus Proceedings For Countess Postponed New York. Feb. 23.—(United Press) —Habeas corpus proceedings on behalf of tlie countess of Catheart, barred from the United State for “moral turpitude” which were to have been argued today before Federal Judge Goddard, have been postponed for one week. The technical reason for the delay is that while there is such an action pending, there is no “corpus,” the countess having been freed from Ellis TBBBBHBffIaBUMBMBBBBBHBnaBBB

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Island on Sunday for ten days by a special order of acting Secretary of Labor Theodore Reisley. Countess Cathcart's attorney, Arthur Garfield Hays, however, believes he knows the real reason for the sudden change of front by the government. ■■o Discovery May Lead To Cure For Diabetes Evanston. 111., Feb. 23—(United press) — An important discovery which they hope will lead to a cure for Diabetes, has been announced by Doctors A. C. ley and J. I. Farrell of Northwestern University. The doctors announced the successful transplantation of a portion of the pancreas into the mammaray glands of the dog. After the operation it was found that the pancreatic transplant produced a sufficient amount of insulin to prevent Diabetes occuring when the rest of the pancreas was removed. The secretion of important digestive juices was also continued by the grateful portion, they said. However, both doctors said that methods of transplanting are not yet sufficiently practical to be used in the cure of Diabetes in man. o William Purcell Dies Evansville, Ind., Feb. 23 —(United Press)—William L. Purcell, 70, prominent Southern Indiana contractor is dead here today following a heart attack suffered while walking on the street here.

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