Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 305, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 December 1918 — Merits of October Ale. [ARTICLE]

Merits of October Ale.

Not the fluid of that name, but the elixir that is In this golden October sunshine. Influenza germs are deadly afraid of clear, cool, snappy sunshine. The whole outdoors is full of it, and W Invitation to enjoy it is so urgent and cordial that the man or woman who refuseq to accept it is only adding to the risk that the doctors declare everybody is assuming these epidemic days/ Nature Is trying to add compensation for the anxieties attendant upon contagious disease. In her cornucopia she has stored remedies that are not only Effective but pleasant to take. Get out of doors into the October sunshine that has been and will be pouring its curative and stimulating forces over the country. The walking is fine and the landscape never more varied and beautiful. The forests are garbed In brown, purple and gold. The silences are eloquent with the'slumber song of nature. The air Is a tonic for tired,, taut nerves and bodies. Get out of doors and shake off the fears as well as the germs of Influenza. —Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.