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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1964 Page 19

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YTM—TUESDAY YOU'RE TELLING ME! _ly WILLIAM KITT — Ventral Press Writer

TWO SAFES In a Manchester, England, post office branch were so badly damaged by explosives used by would-be burglars that investigating police couldn’t open the strong boxes. The crooks certainly blew that job. ! ! I A tiny diamond - studded •watch on the market is so small it s said to be almost impossible to tell time by it. For the man who has everything—including another watch f ! ! ! Magnetism draws pigeons — Factographs. Magnetism in the form of, say, bread crumbs? ! ! !

cellent bait to catch mice. They’re mighty fine, too, for use as bait to get Junior U finish his homework early. ! ! ! Since those many expeditions to Mt. Ararat have never been able to find even a trace o/ Noah’s Ark, Zadok Dumkopf thinks they should change the mountains name to Errorat. ! • I We’ve noticed that when an athlete loses his punch it usual!* is replaced by a paunch. ! ! t It’s rake-happy Milt, the sterling printer, who insists that an even sadder sight than

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^MHEAITL ■ —— By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. Aging Process Being Studied

THE FOUNTAIN of youth has, for centuries, been the target for endless searches. Special mineral waters in far-distant lands, and fruits grown in the soil of sun-drenched islands have been pursued with the hope of finding the elusive formula for eternal youth. Some adults are actually glad to have youth well behind them. There are others who feel that “youth should not be wasted on the Dr. Coleman young.” Today the phenomenon of the aging process is being studied, not as a matter of vanity, but rather to sustain good health for longer periods of productive

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Study Body Acids Enlightening knowledge of the processes of aging is now claiming the attention and absorbing interest of chemists and physicians who are working with body proteins and nucleic

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controlled, and that the elderly will continue to live a completa and vigorous life without tha fears of precarious health. • • a PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES Recently a man walked right through a big plate glass door in an airline terminal. Fortunately, he survived what might have been a fatal accident. These accidents are becoming more and more frequent. Sliding glass patio doors, large clear picture windows, entrance doors of commercial buildings, all present a hazard of growing concern. The United States Publia Health Service and the National Safety Council have issued safety precautions against plate glass accidents. Most important is the suggestion that all plate glass be decorated witli some kind of decal at eye level, both for adults and for children. The potential danger of wida expanses of unmarked plat# glass are too great to justify its use unless proper protectiva measures are taken. > Warn Them Children particularly should be warned against running and “horse play” near these glass doors. New guests in the horns should always be advised that the clear partitions are glas% not “air.” When the glass is of a “safety” type—tempered, laminated or wired—a hurrying person may have his dignity injured, but his body will be mors likely to remain intact. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better under* standing of your mind and body. All the hopeful new advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your own doctor. He knows you best.

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