Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 248, 26 August 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY. AUGUST 26, 1913.

AMERICANS DYING

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GNORANCE

Savage Attack Made on Careless Way of Treating Diseases.

(National News Association)

BUFFALO, Aug. 26. "Our people

are dying from careless, ignorant neglect; from blunders and mistakes; and from delayed diagnoses, for more than from infection by tubercle bacilli." So Bald Dr. Mary R. Lapham, of Highlands, N. C, one of the most noted women physicians of the south, addressing the Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene here today. Dr. Lapham laid much of the blame for fatal results from tuberculosis upon the shoulders of those who delay diagnosis, and thereby prevent attention being given the disease in its incipient stage when the patient may be cured and saved. What Means Death. Dr. Papham said: "Delayed diaiosis means death and to wait for physical signs in the lungs or for manifestations of ill health may be very dangerous. Have our teachers report for examination all children below par for apy cause but do not rest content with this. Each child should be regularly examined and the report entered upon such school records. Then in after years the efficiency of our system can be tested by the number of cases escaping detection, for the attending physician can look up the records of a case coming to him in later life and if the methods employed prove to be inadequate they will have to be improved. The status of the whole nation as regards tuberculosis will be on record and the responsibility of the inspectors be exposed to the most searching tests. "Tuberculosis must be studied where It starts in the public schools so that we may overcome it in our children

and thus cut off our future supply of :

consumptives. The child is father to the man and to prevent the death of the father we must begin with the child." "But there is another side to this. This germ proof, dustless building is also a very costly one. City after city passes a large appropriation to provide the 'most modern school house that can be built.' With their complicated equipment the construction of these buildings being a formidable load on the help!' 3S taxpayer. How many of the requirements of one of these buildings are fads and how many are in the class of things really worth while? School House Expensive. "About the most important single Item of school house expense, both in construction and maintenance is that of heating and ventilation. Today a twenty room school building costing say $110,000 or ordinary plan has to cover 900 more square feet and contain perhaps 40,000 more cubic feet on account of space devoted to vertical

lines of stacks. These stacks built of brick and other fireproof materials together with the horizontal ducts cost perhaps $10,000. The cost of the plenum over direct heating apparatus in such a building would be about $5,000. The extra consumption of coal might be variously estimated but probably amount to 75 or 100 tons a year." Dr. Ira S. Wiles, member of the New York City Board of Educatian said that tho constructive value of instruction in hygiene is rapidly permeating our school system. The hygiene facts accumulated during the past fifteen years, he said, are fraught with greater significance if or the welfare of the world than the accumulation of knowledge during any other similar period of our history. Early education of the child in right habits of all matters of dietis and will be the basis of the nation's advancement In the opinion of Dr. D. R. MacMilan, director, department of child study and educational research of the Chicago public schools. Dr. MacMillan continued: Handicapped Children. "There are many children who are hygienically handicapped from the beginning of life. First, the chain of heritage is weakened in some links, and of course, this goes back to unhygienic conditions and influences. Children come into the world with incipient nervous 'disorders, which environmental factors early transform into overstimulated or understimplated nervous systems. Then, again, diseases in ear, are found to be associated in the child's life with unhygienic states Right living through proper surroundings and teachings will ultimately make the socalled 'inevitable children's diseases' a mere matter of curious history in child hygene. "The most potent, because the most vital, constant and controllable during

tne periods or mtancy and childhood, Is the dietary of the child. The food provided may not be sufficient and this leaches out to social economics; it may not be properly balanced and adapted to growth needs in general or in particular to the needs of the individual child's system, it may be irregularly partaKen, and this is dependent to a large degree, upon the habits of the home; it may be poorly selected food, cheap, old. decayed, and is very frequently unhygienically cooked. Finally, as so often occurs, the children are not educated to eat properly."

A Prince Quits Life of Ease

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HAGERSTOWN WILL GET LIBRARY NOW Necessary Fund Raised and Matter Brought Before the Court.

The Hagerstown library Is now assured, according to Dr. C. I. Stotel-

POSTPONED ON REQUEST

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President Wilson Petitioned to Delay Its Reading by Envoy Lind and Mexican Foreign Minister Until Wednesday Lind and Wife Depart.

In Battle Over the Currency Measure.

(National News Association WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S. With practically all opposition to the Glass Ov,en currency bill crushed out. th Democratic caucus of the house will

(Naiional News Association) , ment the suggestion that he resign. I sit tonight in an endeavor to wind up WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. Secretary j It is accepted hero as true that both ' consideration of the measure, rractiTumnltv todav announced that follow- i Mr. Lind and Dr. William Bayard Hale cally all the troublesome features of

meyer, trustee of Jefferson township, ing tUe"recelpt of a joint request from have forwarded inside information re- the bill have now been agreed to. Inwho announced that the last contribu-: Envoy Lind and Mexican Foreign garding the possibilities of an early surgent Democrats were still proclaimtion toward the $.100 fund, which was Minister Gam boa President Wilson coup on the part of Huerta and his ing themselves victorious, raised by subscription, was received will postpone the delivery of his spec- immediate associates. j "Mr. Henry surrendered because h last night. Very little trouble was en- jal message to congress on the Mexi- j prior to his departure Mr Lind ' nad to" Mid Chairman Glass of lha countered In raising the money. !can situation until one o'clock Wed- j said. -I cannot talk of the situation currency committee. The law prohibits any one person nesday afternoon. now. I cannot comment even indirect-! Xlasa had to give us hat we askfrom subscribing more than four dol-, Secretary Tumulty's announcement iy " j retorted Mr. Henry, lars toward the fund, making it neces- read: i Dr r , minister of interior. he present schedule s adhered sary that the movement for the library "About midnight after the confer-' , , ..Mf.j..0, ot go baulv off firan- to' the c"rreno" biU ma" byUken up be general. ence between the President and the cjaUv a3 the outsSd worK, lUinks. x house next Monday and passe4 A Hagerstown attorney took the foreign relations committee of the two have" Jwl wnchua arrangements for DCIong IR0 eyk9 pntlmatter up with Judge Fox this morn- hs's Congress a dispatch came a ,oaQ of jo0 (H-,0,oi0 from British cap- 0 , , , . ing. as it will be necessary to lew from Mexico City in which Mr. Lind. ; Ualif ts Ne(totatton8 have been delay- mi ln f? taxes to establish the institution. The united with Senator Gamboa. request- i ed mu tRe roud u now clear for decl orojname iort.ia..ir.g tipping, number of books have not been de- ,he Fresident to postpone for twen- . siyo action j : . j

cifiert upon, though manv volumes will i) lu"' "l l lf i

probably be donated to the library by Kr(ss 5" order to allow the authori-1 citizens. Many reference books, as tifs in Mexico City opportunity for rxi.ii 0 hnr,io rr.T-., i i fiirthpr con s j (I pra t io n of the irotosals ,

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win oe purcnasea. as tne directors ul lu- mut-u m nr m v'".are.

propose to nave information on an suiuiru'j ousscruuun """- .

scientific and historical matters strict-, ' Mr. Lind. The President has, of

ly un to date. The fiction department . course, consented.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 The Cnit-,

t?d States proposals to General Huerta

ated at the White House today

FACE DISFIGURED

Barber's Itch Causes Sea Promptly.

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will not be neglected. Plan a Building Eventually the citizens

building will be erected

A definate armistice to a free and

'early election throughout Mexico. I

1 1 urn a not to be a candidate.

LEAVES MEXICAN CAPITAL.

believe a! MEXICO CITY. Aub 26. Special

though tern- , Envoy Lind and his wife left Mexico ! not be changed by any developments 1 contagious and if allowed to become

porarily the necessary rooms will be City at seven o'clock this morning for j , Mexico City today. Their vital fea-1 chronic. Is painful and produces per-

Try This Remedy at Our Risk. When the little yellowish pimples of

Both factions must abide by the re- j watery blisters form on the hairy suit. ' portions of the face and body. It is

These fun "amental propositions will a slum of barber's Itch, which Is very

rented, according to the plans. j era Cruz. Judee Fox expressed the hone that s President

Huerta had offered Mr.

tures must remain in any negotiations manent scars. to be further conducted by Envoy j The disease is caused by

a tiny

the citizens of Hagerstown would . Lind the use of his private coach to Lind. The supplementary suggestion j parasite, and when treated with Saxo continue to support the institution make the trip to Vera Cruz and Mr. Mentioned in Tumulty's statement ' Salve, our new skin remedy, which and wished the officials success In the ' Lind had accepted, but the private car cannot effect the fundamental proposi- permeates and saturates the skin.

Prince of Thurn and Taxis as he appears to custombers In his tailoring office in New York. NEW YORK, Aug. 26. "No, there is nothing surprising in a man of title engaging in business. Not nowadays." This was the answer made by Prince Nikolaus von Turn and Taxis, senior lieutenant in the German navy, when interviewed as he sat among heaping tables of textures in his new tailoring shop in a modern office building in New York. "In the old t'ays," continued the industrious Prince, "in the days of my father and grandfather, a nobleman who attempted what I am doing would be cast out, disgraced. The aristocracy of birth and blood was then alone recognized. But nowadays, a new nobility is recognized and honored, the aristocracy of trade, of work and brains. I expect to make a good living out of my business here. I will be proud of it and expect to enjoy these dollars more than any that have ever come into my possession."

matter. ! was not at tne station, consequently

The Hagerstown people followed the Lind party traveled in an ordinary

thf good example of the Cambridge day coach, no pullman accommoda-

City residents, who recently raised a . tions being available.

fund for a library.

WANTED Maid to assist with upstairs work. Call tele

phone 2240. SECRETARY JORDAN

Acting ambassador O'Shaughnessy was at the station to bid Mr. Lind good-bye, but there was no representative of the Mexican government on hand. Wanted To Assure Safety. Belief was expressed here that President Huerta had asked for a postponement of the deliverv of President Wil-

ATTFND FYIIIRITC;1 son's message until Mr. and Mrs. Lind ,n Rurma. where the privilege or rain li lriiio daiuiiuo, war. ing the stone has been In the posses

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tion. If Envoy Lind has left Mexico those parasites are killed. Citv he probably will return there at skin made healthy again.

an early date.

and the

GREENVILLE FAIR SPECIAL TRAIN. Leaves Richmond at 8 a. m.. August 27 and 28. over Pennsylvania lines. Returning leaves Grenvllle at " p. m. (20-22-25-26-27) The world's principal jade mine is

Charles W. Jordan, secretary of the ' BhiP at Vera CruzCommercial club, is in Cincinnati j Rumors circulated in diplomatic clr-

where the Chamber of Commerce is ! cles that the United States and Mexi-

conductinK a "Made in Cincinnati" ex-! e may sever all relations within forhibit. Inasmuch as the Fall Festival ty-eight hours unless the tone of committee is planning to make the i President Wilson's message is .milder

"Made in Richmond" exhibit the big "nucipaieu

feature of this year's festival, Mr. Jor- j dan expects to get some ideas that will ,

be valuable to the industrial commit

tee.

A Bird Puzzle. "Papn." said little .lamle. "why does birdies go lookin' for woyms to eat when they can lay theirselfs a egg and eat that': Eggs is nicer than woyms' St. Louis Republic.

No man knows so well ivhere the shoe pinches as he who wears it. Lincoln.

Mr. O'Shaughnessy and Foreign Min

ister Gamboa insisted, however, that there is still a chance for both governments to get together. President Huerta's friends declare that he will not entertain for a mo-

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sion of one Indian tribe for many gen

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Saxo Salve Is wonderfully healing

in all kinds of skin diseases and eruptions, such as salt rheum, teUer, e zema. ivy poisoning, etc.. because tt penetrates the skin and carries its purifying and healing ingredients to every portion of the diseased tissue. It is guaranteed to satisfy you perfectly we cheerfully give back your tnoney if It does noL Leo II. Flhe. Prupfdst, Richmond. Indiana. P. S. Pimples and blotches Indicate poor blood. Try our delicious blood tonic, Vlnol. We guarantee It (Advertisement)

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WENTY MEN BURNED

When Car of Molten Metal Overturns.

(National News Association) YOUNGSTOWN, O., Aug. 26. Twenty men were seriously burned, five of

them perhaps fatally, when a ladle car, carrying five tons of molten metal, toppled over in the steel mill of the Republic Sheet and Tool company here today. The metal poured over the men and coming in contact with water on the floor, resulted in explosions which created a panic.

In New York city there are thirteen thousand tenements licensed as factories.

L. M. P.: You are unduly alarmed about the seeming coarseness of your complexion. The sun and wind are hard on delicate skins, and maybe you have used some injurious face powder. Here is a preparation which will serve the double purpose of cleansing your skin of the sallow, muddy look 'and whitening it in the way the best powder cannot. It is natural in effect and will cling and look like a part of your skin. Dissolve 4 ounces of spurmax in H pint hot water, adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. This gives you a beautiful velvet-like complexion, besides preventing skin-defects.

dene and V2 pint of alcohol. Then add enough hot water to make a quart. A tablespoonfal before meals will invigorate you in every way. Your appetite will improve and the purified blood in your veins will give the beauty of fine skin, bright eyes and health restored.

Queenie: Yes, dotted veils are bad for the eyes, but I hardly think that is your whole trouble. You need a tonic to rest and strengthen the eyes which ache from over-strain. Here is a formula you ran mix at home at slight cost. Dissolve an ounce of crystos in a pint of water and put 2 drops in each eye daily. It is soothing to

inflamed lids, relieves eyes of redness jand is a great help to those who wear glasses. If your lids are puffy and dark underneath, this daily treatment

will be otimmense benefit.

Mrs. T. J.: Indeed, I do most certainly advise against the use of eggs for shampooing. Why should you cover your hair with sticky, slimy animal matter which quickly decays, when it is already greasy with excess oil? It is ah absurd practice which is rapidly dying out. To make the hair fluffy, hoQlltlfllt 1 H ;l liicfl'ni.n V. .. . V. i

i equal to this simple shampoo just a I level teaspoonful of canthrox in a cup i of hot water. This is a favorite shampoo with actresses and all women who dress the hair elaborately and need to : make the most of the "crowning glory" nature gave.

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GO THE RIGHT WAY. The hill, though high, 1 covet to ascend. The difficulty will not tne offend. For I perceive the way to life lies here. Come, pluck up heart; let's neither faint nor fear. Better, though difficult, the right way to go Than wrong, though easy, where the end is woe. " 7" - John Bunyan.

Bella Will: Yes, it surely is alarming when you begin to grow too fat to wear your best gowns. But here is a flesh reducer which I have never known to fail. Get 4 ounces of parnotis (all druggists have itl and dissolve it in Wi pints hot water. Take a tablespoonful before meals. This is the best and safest way to get rid of that superfluous fat, and it requires no dieting or violent exercises. I always recommend this because it leaves the skin as firm and unwrinkled as before the extra flesh was taken off. While taking parnotis you might also use the recipe recommended to L. M. P.

Kathleen: You are mistaken when you think there is no cure for dandruff. I would use this simple hairtonic and the dandruff will 'disappear and the itching scalp be promptly relieved. To an ounce of quinzoin add 2 pint alcohol and y pint cold water. This should be applied twice a week, rubbing in well. This tonic will strengthen the hair so clipping the ends is not necessary. For the right shampoo read reply to Mrs T. J.

Herodia: I do not know of any othjer system toner and blood tonic which iis as good as this simple, home-made 'one and none which so quickly clears

the complexion and braces the nerves. Here is the prescription: Mix together s cup sugar, one ounce of kar-

Tabitha: You are right to want to stop those wrinkles before they grow j deep. They come fast if you let them get a start. In all my experience I ; have never known this recipe to fail. : Get one punce almozoin from any good : druggist. Add V pint cold water and ! 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. Stir briskly

When cool apply night and morning. Xo beauty cream can equal this simple, cheap remedy. It removes tan, sunburn and freckles, but first of all

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