Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 7, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 February 1949 — Page 8

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* : \\\/SH‘/N(//, ON/HINTS OK\—_ HEALTH - ~ ~ — A\ mythe /\\ N INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION" * LYE POISONING EVERY year hundreds of chil &4 dren eat lye and are tragically burned on the lips, tongue and in the throat. Often a child swallows lye because he mistakes the_ white solution for milk. , © When it is realized that a solu tion of lye will eat the stains off 2 ‘kitchen kettle, it is apparent what it will do to the delicate lining of the mouth and throat. The majority of victims of lye poisoning are between the ages of one and five years—B2 per cent of them being in this age group.: The eating of lye immediately causes painful and difficult swallowing Unless treatment is begun early stricture of the esophagus may ‘occur, requiring prolonged care .before the child can regain normal eating habits. Death from Ilye poisoning has

‘been greatly reduced since Congress passed a law in 1927 re ‘quiring that caustics ‘be plainly labeled as poison. Despite all modern therapy the caustic properties of lye make it one of the most dangerous substances that could _ be swallowed by children. . Great care should be exercised by parents in keeping lye safely and definitely out of the reach of chil‘dren. Used lye cans should be completely destroyed so children cannot get hold of them. If a .child swallows lye, or any other .caustic, he should be taken to a 'physician immediately.

For Christmas this year, a prominent model train manufacturer will feature a station that will “announce” in-coming and outgoing trains.

==« T hat Cancer Can Be Curbed! : . C RR?ﬁ b 4 e . e e R B B P S B e \g 3 RO O e R SN S fiffisiz-f" i e eSR TR b R 0 a 8 e i gg T s el R @® Mrs. John Stapel, housewife, of Columbia, Mijssouri, had breast cancer in 1943. Today, thanks to prompft, effective treatment, she is cured. If YOU think you have cancer, see your doctor. Early action can return a priceless dividend . .. years of healthy living to come:

«..if discovered early and treated promptly. Needless delay can literally mean the difference between life and death. Pain is seldom a sign of early cancer—but there are other DANGER SIGNALS: 3 1. Any sore that does not heal, particularly about the tongue, mouth or lips. : 2. A painless lump or thickening, especially in the breast, - lip or tongue. - 3. Bloody discharge from the nipple or irregular bleeding from any of the natural body openings. 4. Any change in the color or size of a wart or mole. 5. Persistent indigestion. < 6. Persistent hoarseness, unexplained cough, or difficulty in swallowing. 7. Any change in the normal bowel habits. e See your doctor the MOMENT you discover a DANGER SIGNAL!

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Will Rogers’ Humorous Story

By WILL ROGERS : PEOP_LE think they got to have a ; lot of things for comfort nowadays. And when a fellow gets used to sitting on a chair with springs 583 & s P % © SR Tnsh%oi‘;‘ i A @Q) .

in it, it is mighty hard for him te go back to sitting on a bench without . any back to it. Anyhow, some summer boarders were roughinilit at a farm house up in ‘Maine this summer. It was 8 large looking house, but the boarders found fault with a lot of things before they had been there more than an hour. .

Pretty soon the lady come to the old farmer and says to him, “Don’t we have a private bath, Mr Brown ?”

“Why, yes, lady, that’s the only kind of baths anybod;’s allowed tc take in this house. You jest wail till the other guests gets througk with the tub, and then you gets in and shuts the door. No public bathin’ allowed.” (American News Features, Inc,)

Farm people total one-fifth of the U.S. population but have a 3rd of the nation’s children. -

There are 64 colleges and universities in New York State; 56 in Pennsylvania, 49 in Ohio. :

For the first time in history, U.S. oil production this year topped 5,600,000 barrels a day.

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If you ever saw an ad like this you'd laugh right out loud. Yet, right now at employment offices throughout our nation, good, capable men and women are being denied good jobs because of one ugly word : DISCRIMINATION Discrimination means, of course, that some people would like to prove that they are better than others, even though science (and religion) says they’re talking through their hats. So they turn thumbs down on men or women who could do the company a lot of good, just because of race, religion or the part of the world their parents came from. Anybody who discriminates against a fellow American because of race or religion is playing right into the hands of those who don’t want Democracy to work. -

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Next—an Electric Ironer. It lets you iron sitting down. You'll be turning out beautifully ironed shirts and flatwork in jig time. And back, leg, and arm muscles will hardly know you‘ve done a lick of workl , : Go ALL-ELECTRIC in your laundry. Appliance dealers in your community are showing the latest wash day work-savers right now. : _