Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 115, 19 March 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1913. PAGE THCJ

uDULTERATED AIR ' KILLICG IIQOSIERS 1 1 'j", - ,. f tDr. Hurty Sounds Warning - on the Need of Proper ; Ventilation.

BY Oft. J. N. HURTY. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., March 19, (Adulterated air killed 8,018 people la ndlana in 1911. brought coughs, colds. Ilagrlppe and pneumonia to over 1,000,- . 1000 and started at least 4,000 on the "consumption tralL If opposition, to one-tenth of the popular force prevailing against aduljterated foods, could be aroused 'against adulterated air, the , people would profit enormously in money I strength and happiness. Not a death or case of illness has been reported Mia caused by adulterated food in Inidlana In ten years. Sausage adulterated with corn meal will not cause illness, nor will butter 'adulterated with oleomargarine, nor (milk with water, nor maple syrup with sugar syrup, nor molasses with glucose, nor lard with vegetable or beet fat, 4 nor pepper with ground cocoa i shells, nor whiskey blended with waiter, high wine and . prune Juice, nor candy with glucose, nor olive oil with cotton seed oil. Over ninety-five per1 centum of all adulterants are harm'less to health. They affect mostly the pocket of the consumer and the mortals of the adulterator. But adulterat.ed air sickens and kills thousands. .Adulterated air costs the people oneIhundred dollars to one for adulterated foods. What Bad Air Causes. Adulterated air causes amenta, malnutrition, headache, weakness, dullness, dicsiness and other ills and symptoms, and by reducing vitality reduces resistance and thus disease causing microbes are admitted to the body. Consumption, lagrlppe, cold and pneumonia microbes cannot find entrance Into the lungs until the delicate vascular network of the latter, has been abused by liberal allowances of adulterated air for a quarter or less period of time. Fresh air is the premier tonic, vltaliser and appetizer. Every business man who leaves his atuffy office and goes fishing will testify to this statement. He leaves early far the morning In the crisp fresh air and by noon his appetite is sharp, his food tastes as It did lnboyhood and his digestion vigorous. That night his pillow is not hot, he does not toss and lie awake, but goes to 'sleep immediately and awakes refreshed. The appetite, the delicious taste, the restful sleep comes from the unadulterated air. The worms and minnows he lmpalls upon his hook do not bring him these blessings, nor does the fruitless whipping of the stream do it, except as these help to fill him with unadulterated air. Cost of Impure Air. 'Adulterated air costs the people of Indiana not a penny less than f 10,000,000 annually.' .The' doctors, the druggists, the coffin makers, and the undertakers wax fat, because of the universal and excessive use of adulterated air. When It does not sicken and kill, adulterated air reduces efficiency. The efficiency of school children increases twenty-five to forty percentum by taking them out of indoor rooms and placing them at their desks . out of doors. They grow rosy on unadulterated air; they are eager to study and to work; appetite and digestion returns; they grow fat, strong, and happy. Everywhere we find adulterated air. In editorial rooms, lawyers' offices, doctors' offices. Ministers' studies. court rooms, legislative halls, school rooms, churches, theaters, street cars, team cars, trolley cars, sleeping cars, bed rooms, parlors, libraries, railway stations, taxlcabs, dry goods stores, groceries, shoe stores, ' quick lunch rooms. In moving picture shows thousands dally such In, breathe In, absorb ,and revel' In adulterated air. No wonder that . almost one thousand die FREE ADVICE TOSICKUOCT 'TbocsscdU Hare Been Helped Dy Cesssaea Women suffering from any form of f e finale ilia are invited to communicate promptly with the woman's private correepeadenco department of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confldenea. A woman can freely talk of her private llmeat to a woman; thus has been established a confidential corre spondence which has extended over many years and wnlcn nas never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without the written coeaent of the writer, and never has the Company allowed these confiden tial letters to fet out or their possession, as the bjaadreda of thousands of them in their files wiU attest. Out of the vast volume of experience which they have to draw from, it is more than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Nothing is asked In return except your good will, and their advice has helped thou sands, sorely any woman, rich or poor, ahould be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance. AdV dress Lydia B. Pinkbam Medicine Co.. (conftdeatieJ) Lynn, E. SWrtDneft. It to Is. It to

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The Theaters

At the Murray. The piece de resistance of the Murray bill this week Is "Herald Square Jimmy," given by two good comedians who do some clever things, the masculine member of the aggregation if two could be called an aggregation having a sort of song which Is a play on the names of a number of popular actors and actresses some of whom are not so well known to an average Richmond audience, so that it is in places a bit over the beads of its auditors although it receives great applause. A man and woman open the bill having no program the names are not given with one of the approved vaudeville affairs in which they "kid" each other and play on strange and frequently ungodly instruments in a way to elicit much enthusiasm from an easily placated audience. These people do it as well, and, indeed, a good deal better, than some of their confreres who have been seen here in similar skits. Two singers and dancers with a small boy who does some excellent story telling and is graceful in posturing are good, the woman giving an exhibition of a phase of ballet dancing cleverly enough. A dog act, the usual thing in things of this sort, closes the bill. One of the dogs is a martyr but also a hero. E. G. W. At the Arcade. Very interesting is the addition to the usual motion pictures at the Arcade this week, a series of illustrated talks which will last throughout the week, beginning last evening.. That polygamy is practiced and is on tbe increase among the Mormons, was the statement made last evening by the well informed and entertaining speaker, who gave a vivid word picture, to accompany his beautifully colored photographs, reproductions of which are thrown on the screen, of the origin, history and activities, social, political and religious, of this peculiar sect. That, aside from the obnoxious social phases of the religion he founded, Brigham .Young was one of the greatest constructive pioneers this country has known, was the opinion of the speaker. This being emphasized by its concrete manifestation in such wonderful buildings as the Mormon Tabernacle which seats ten thousand people and yet whose acoustic properties are so perfect that the dropping of a pin can be heard in any part of the building; the Temple and various other wonderful architectural structures, some of which were erected without the use of a single nail. . His constructive talents were shown, however, the speaker pointed out, in the founding of the Mormon religion and of the great city on the borders of Salt Lake and the political nasty which he actually established. The late E. H. Harriman was also eulogized by the speaker, as one of the great constructive geniuses of this country, with more or less extended reference to his system of railroads which developed the West and especial mention of the bridge across Salt Lake, which cost incalculable millions and cut off ninety-five miles of detour. The speaker was personally acquainted with Harriman and regards him as one of the most forceful figures of the Republic. This evening a series of pictures will be shown, with an accompaniment of explanation through which the speaker says he will demonstrate that neither Peary nor Cook ever reached the pole. E. G. W. 8erioua. "Mrs. Brown! Mrs, Brown! Come quick! Master George was foolln' with a revolver an' he's shot one of the servants f "Is it one of the maids 7 "No. ma'am; it's the cook." "The cook? Mercy! I can never forgive him. never!" Cleveland Plain Dealer. Somewhat Different. "My name." said the great tragedian, "has adorned many billboards." "And mine," rejoined tbe low comedian, "has adorned many board bills." Chicago News. Manners carry the world for the moment character for all time. Alcott IVomsn's Best Kelp to the good health which comes from regular action of the organs of digestion and cIimination-to freedom from pain and suffering to physical grace and beauty -is the harmless, vegetable remedy MM3 PHONE 2560 FOR MONEY You can have the arrangements made right at your home. Call us if you are in need. Any amount from 13.00 to $100 on pianos, household goods, horses, wagons, ' etc, without removal. You have both the . use of the money and property. Payments arranged to suit your Income. Private. Reliable. H1

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'CADET LIFE AT WEST POINT By Ricbsczd's Scaler Autljor

Col. Hugh T. Reed thiates with him as a "plebe," rejoices with him as a "yearling," visits home with him as a jolly "furIoughman," returns with him to 'the academy and when the diploma Is placed in his hand as a "graduate, the reader, having had many laughs over the boy's experiences, becomes deeply interested in the Inner workings of this famous school. The book describes the daily life at West Point, tells about hazing and cadet fights, of hops and boating, and relates many short, crisp stories, while imparting correct information upon appointments, examinations, the chances to be admitted and to graduate, the course of study, a brief history of West Point, etc and all is told in such a happy vein that the' reader closes the book with a regret that there is an end to "Cadet Life at West Point. Third Edition: Cloth, 12io 315 pages, 79 cuts, $1 JO net If your book dealer cannot aupply you, we can. -

HAD A HARD SKULL The Baseball Catcher Who Was the Original Beneficed. Ed Asbenback, : for many " yeara a manager of minor league teams. In his book. "Humor Among the Minors, claims to be the originator of the ex pression "bonehead.' which is now. with its synonymous terms of "solid Ivory," "mahogany bean. "concrete dome and "cement skull," so common In basebalL Asbenback says that when be was managing tbe Shreveport team 'of the Southern league some years ago he bad a catcher who could hit some, but who bad the very serious weakness of not being able to gauge a foul ball no matter bow easy It was. One day a batter raised a high foul directly over the plate, and the Batcher, misjudging it. was hit squarely on top of the head by tbe descending sphere, which knocked off his mask and bounded away some thirty feet. That night Asbenback finished his supper early and was passing out of the dining room when be happened to walk behind this catcher, who was devouring his evening meal with gusto and enthusiasm. Stopping at tbe table. Ed passed his bands over the backstop's head, feeling for tbe bump which he thought would surely be there on account of the contact with the ball that afternoon. . But there was no lump to be felt, "No wonder, said Ash. "How could tbere be bump? Your head Is solid bone."

FOX HUNTING IN ENGLAND. It Is Mere Than a Sport; It Is a Sort ef Religion. In England sport is not only a religion; it is the religion, if a man is a good sportsman be need not be anything else. It may seem hyperbolical to describe fox bunting as a religion and tbe fox as a deity, but it is a bare, bald exactitude. The true fox hunting sportsman exhibits all the attributes of the devotee, tbe fanatic, the martyr. He is ready to die for bis faitb. 1 am sure be would cheerfully allow himself to be burned alive rather than hunt a bag of aniseed. His friends would cut blm dead if they suspected him of treason to tbe pure ideal of fox bunting. His clubs would refrigerate blm. He would be a marked man. He would be a pariah, an outcast, a bounder, an outsider. The power of the caste of fox hunters is as formidable as the power of the various Indian castes. It is a mightier engine than the law. for it is driven by public opinion.' Tbe county would ostracize tbe wretch caught In tbe act of violating the fox bunting code. His career would be ended. Never more could he bold up his bead. He would be a leper.' The taint of aniseed would hang about him, forever. James Douglass in London Leader. Berlin employs more than one hun dred storage battery driven electrical machines literally to scrub its wellkept streets. Pilos! Pilots! Pi loo! Williams' Indian Pile Ointment witt cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching- Piles. It absorbs, the tumors, allays itching at once, acts as a poultice, rives instant relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and itching: of the private parts. Druggists, mail 50c and 91.00. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Prop.. CleMUms, 0W For sale by T. F. McDonnell. 4 OTTR TflFFRF. e Is Roasted Every Day at the e Store It Will Please You H. G. Hadley The Best Ever Was So People Say Jj Areade Tonight urn m m-mmm lyxo mm urn '

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This is one of the most charming books that has been published In a long time. It makes Young America more anxious than ever to go to our national military academy and it makes all the girls wish they could go there too, while grown folks who read it forget the cares of maturity. The reader soon becomes interested in tbe farmer boy, congratulates him on his appointment, watches his preparation for the "prelim." goes with him to West Point as a "candidate." srmDa-

WHITE DEER SKIHS.

They Passed About as anknotea at One Tim In China. In China, the first country In the world credited with using banknotes, certain skins were so valuabls that they were accepted aa cash and passed from hand to hand in the same way as banknotes are at the present day. The- negotiability of these skins arose thus: The Emperor On TL being in want of money, gave his treasurer to under stand that suchx a state of afraln must not continue. At that time it was customary for princes and courtiers on entering tbe royal presence to cover their faces with a piece of skin. Taking advantage of this custom, the treasurer ordered a decree to be Issued forbidding the use of any other skins for this purpose except those of a certain white deer in tbe royal parks! Immediately tbere wss a demand for pieces of these skins, which, being a monopoly, were sold at a high price and the royal coffers , refilled. The steady value of the skins thus secured made them readily pass and acceptable as an equivalent of coin of the realm. In tbe Russian seal fisheries of Alaska tbe workmen were formerly paid In the currency stamped on squares of walrus hide. London Tit-Bits. A Man With an Appetite, Nicholas Wood was a Kentish gentleman who gormandized his way to fame in the seventeenth century. This worthy "would eat a whole hog at a sitting and follow it up next day with thirty dozen pigeons." Wood's was an appetite not to be laughed at, and so when some slight was put upon it by Taylor, the water poet. Wood challenged the poet to a bout at "eating as much black pudding as would reach across the Thames at any place fixed by Taylor himself between London and Richmond." The Thames at London bridge is about 300 yards across, and black pudding is compound ed in links the same as sausage, so it's easy to figure Wood's gross tonnsge. A Simple Way to Reduce Wrinkles (From The Home Maker) Remember that wrinkles and baggiuess of cheek or chin are due to the muscular tissue losing its strength and shrinking. The skin is then too large in area to fit such tissue smoothly. It wrinkles or sags. To remedy this condition, there's nothing so effective, so quick-acting, as a simple wash lotion easily made at home. Get an ounce of powdered saxolite at your druggist's, and a half pint witch hazel, mix the two and bathe your face in the liquid. This at once tightens the skin and solidifies the underlying tissue which, of course, smoothes out the lines and draws in the sagging skin. It also stimulates circulation, bringing natural color to faded cheeks. MURRAY'S Wook March 17 low ne-tVay v,a c

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