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diabetes had, been discovered and there would be no more deaths. The truth of the matter is that with the discovery of insulin, there need be no more deaths from dia- betes if treatment by diet and in- sulixris followed intelligently.
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She spoke of how the Family in the house acrou the lane, his hosts of the summer. would miss Mr. D. who this evening had driv- en a last nail in. his work there and gathering up then the tools
"You look dreadfully untidy. Mhry," said Mrs. Smarte to her nsid one morning. "I don't know what the baker will think of you when he comes."
"Och, it doesnt matter about the
biker-" 58101 MRTY Il03U1Sh1y- "The cases of diabetes as before insulin of his trade had gone on to make gm-est west, Tm-onto, cmadg, mllkman's been!" was discovered and also many some vision of building take form deaths because diabetes is as prev- on some other famistesd. Wm”! 31" alent as ever, new cases developing Exceedmgly faithful to H” ram. and .recllled them 1811!: this constantly. However. insulin can lly at Alder-lea, Mr. D. has been m0mm8 Whlin James advised the A customer was sitting in 3 bar. control diabetes and allows the dia- in the discharga of his won. two boys of this place about to
set out for school: "Now if I were
there. In prospect, itlappeared to you. I wouldn't loiter along the
hello to live a. full or complete life. the
ber's chair when it man burst into
the shop shouting: "ill! Mr. A few years M0 3 number 0i be a discouraging venture.
Smith's house is on fire!” sanatorlums for tuberculosis were task of moving to a new site, re- roadside trees nor stray to the The customer shot out of the closed down 101' hick 0f P5318915 modeling and adding m m, 0,1. fields beside when you're coming chair. dashed for the door, and ran and perhaps many of us thousht ginal. an old barn. But the re- home. Hunters. excited. might
mistake you for game. There are
suit of his planning and labor has th e
brought him well-merited praise. our only regret is that we must be absent while the endeavour was in progress. For always down the years we have found much
that tuberculosis was stamped out from our midst. liowever, while it is true that new drugs, particularly streptomycin. kill T. B. germs. there are some germs that build up a resistance against these new
like a bare up the street. After a time he stopped suddcniy.”Gosh!" he gasped, "my nmuc isn't Smith!"
always accidents in season. you knowi"
That had been .les.nie's concern: today brought the opening of the hunting.season. This has been an i occasion for worry ever since some
hunting
-Photo by Garnhum Cantwell: Mrs. Cyril
are Mr. Cyril Arsenauli. best man; Mri and Mrs. The flower girl is
Messrs. Giles Cantwell and William Brennan, ushers.
From left. in right Arsenault, matron of honour; Miss Colleen Hennesscy.
."wonder” drugs and the treatment
happiness in seeing the buildings
Better English ;by rest. in a sanatorium becomes -.--.- '”""'- of 1a,m repaired or new ones hum,”-y mm, 1,, mg neighbor. I . 0 "mm". 'necessary. . A Very Pretty early 1011 Wedf r erected. And if at times we sighed hood of pond and stream at Al- " ' ' L From the Bureau of Public In- dingicok place at st. Dunstans . ' . over vamshedy more personal denea or indeed it could have . ' N formation, Duke lfnlversity, Dur- Basilica at 9.00 am. September ousehold Scrapbook Modern Eftqugffg hopesgaome item at housewuery been 3; 3 distance. we g them- ham. N. C.. Earl W.'Porter, l)ir- 2nd, when Ruby Eileen Morrison ? ' lob". be. or indeed gdornynent we had hop- selves on the front vera dah of 1. What is wrong with this sen- 99i0T- We 193"” "D9591"! "”?d19m95 ”m.1, X”.”133'; Ohw?" Emgswelfl I29? By Roberta Lu ' ed to buy and given up to the the old house there. Ever since .1 zen"? The pmmpals of m'”"'"' mhahhe rrrghtbgel-rrieCtc1.?xx.l' ilirdioeriv "The edouoblle rigs egremoaxiv J subsequent betterment of all. we thin th; h(0u-Setllvivtehs lkeep hflf:iniin- . .... n. in will be SiiidlPd lhnrouzlily." ' i . ” . , were able to find in rows of shm- ua c ec o er c rens' I d of mg .93. g- Wm” 15 We MVTPC” Pm”U”C' were-d' The public has the my Xfgwuliiediiorlgelg btxhomdlso Pills? Tooth gowder Q 15 it ”b”33mry that refreshi ins shingles laid. or stout sills set whereabouts. not sufferinz them :52? on the H", W iailon Of ”1Il'v'M1d" U10! hRV'mg messdmm bigagsa 0; me NEW wgngi rated themuptial Mass. g Exnlggikeosi goorictiolitht lgjzgerlku? lnem-5 M 5”.” kind be iummhed in Diace. more lasting and satisiy- to stray far from their side. And Not that we do not recognizg lei-ial TOFCEY3 def rug5' a i ' can 8 Cu 9 During the ceremony vocal sel- mmce of powdged gnyirih 2 0z:m'ce5 3”" 3 wedding rehe”531' lng memorial. the sound of a shot in the vicinity ma ,1gm5,..md yea,-ngng, of mg
3. Which one of these words is
misspelled? momentarilly, monastery. 4. What does the jurgation" mean? 5. What is
word
zerous fish" '.'
Macaroni. mahogany, "ob-
a word beginning with bar that means ”a large, dan-
Duke
ment." Unfortunately, because
"as simply, cheaply, and efficiently as pneumonia." says Dr. David T. Smith, professor of bacteriology at University Medical School. Nothing can be further from the truth. These patients still require long periods of sanatorlum treat-
strep- tomycin was called the wonder drug
actions were beautifully rendered by Mrs. H. W. Bowlan accompan- ied by the crganlst, Mrs. Joseph Dougan.
The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Mr. James W. Mor- rison. looked beautiful in a floor- length gown of white nylon over satin with inserts of chantiily lace. in strapless bodice style, with a
of pulverized borax. and I ounce of powdered orris. mixing it through a. fine bolting cloth. Save Ravelings
It is a good idea when hemming table linen to save the ravelings and wrap them around an empty spool. They are the best material possible for darning holes and thin
A. While not obligatory, it is customary and a. very nice thing to do. The refreshments are usually served after the rehearsal at the home of the bride-or the bride- groom invites the little party of attendants to some eating place.
Q. If a person asks you how old
And we smiled at Jeanieis words
you are, or what your salary is. or
V . h 1 ti n h t; A swims for tuberculosis. tubercular patients jacket of lace. The fitted jacket places in worn table linen. :?,x.?.E1dsuycou I316:-imna qua 0 ' w B 1 I. Say. "The principles of ac- "fused memo”; mvlce mt hospb W”. mshmned Wm long 51”-V95 Paint Brushes A. You are perfectly privileged! mummy. 2. Pronounce the R 35 In tai or sanatorium care ad lnslst- coming to a point over the wrists. After using paint or varnish to reply. "There are some questions
rt. accent second syllable, not irst. 3. Momentarily. 'It. was an zhat brought fear to the kings s lects." 5. Barracuda.
4. Reproof. imperial objurgatlon
the
ub-
ed on home injections. While these new drugs have definite advantages. as they kill most tubercle bacilli, they work better with other drugs and. as stated above, they fail to kill these T. B. organisms in some
small buttons to the collar which was pointed and embroidered with pearls. Her finger-tip veil fell from a. tiara of beaded pearls and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and white stephanotis.
Attending the bride as matron
brush. clean it thoroughly. then rub with Vaseline Jelly and put away free from dust. This will keep the brush soft.
that I prefer not to answer." It is only a very rude, ill-bred and tact- . less person who would ask such. questions. i Q. When unfolding a napkin at the dinner table. should it be done
always causes a. catch in the breath and an accelerated heart-
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of honour was Mrs. Cyril Arsen- sault, sister of the groom. who wore a. gown of moms. crepe with pale pink feather hat and pink accessories. She carried a cascade bouquet of Talisman roses.
Mr. Cyril Arsenault. acted as best man for his brother-in-law.
The flower-girl, Miss Colleen Hennessey, was adorable in blue not over taffeta with matching mitts and halo cap. She carried a nosegay of small flowers.
Following the wedding, a recep- tion was held at the Keppoch Beach Hotel.
STOPYPAYING ICES
cases.
"People think '1'. B. has been con- quered because figures show - and truthfully so-s great reduction in the death rates from T. B. How- ever there has not been an ac- companying decrease in the rate of newly diagnosed cases."
The new drugs cannot be used until the cause of T. B. has been discovered. With all of our modern discoveries. new cases of T. B. will continue to appear.
As with other things in life'. then. ”eternal vigilance is the price of safety" and all should take ad- vantage of free chest sur- veys. as 'f'. 3.. discovered early can be controlled and cured.
i above the table or below it? i A. Below the table. l
.m..m..m.:...1.:. of castor oil? 1 A. First put a. small amount oft orange Juice into the glass, then! the oil; add more orange juice, and finish by stirring in a pinch of soda. Drink while it is effervesclng. Q. How can I keep brown sugar from getting lumpy? v A. Keep the brown sugar in an; open Jar or canister in the refrig-I erntor. and it will become and re- main soft and free from lumps. I
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A. Wring a. piece of cheesecloth out of water containing a few drops of ammonia and sponge the fabric thoroughly with long. straight sweeps of the arm. Press under a damp cloth.
Q. How can I disguise the taste
I For Tomorrow
nus might prove to be an un- forgettable day. rich in promise of high levels of attainment, pleasant and profitable contacts and aspir- ations, with all departments of en- deavor under auguries of strange experiences. A solid and lasting stabilizing of most ambitious and cherished plans is possible. with present prosperity and enduring re- wards and enjoyments. Such glory of achievement and worth may stimulate talents and energies to lasting fundamental programs and contacts. with soul-satisfying per- 'ormance. achievement. and personal gratification of far-reaching con- iequence.
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DEAR MISS DIX: I have been married for sixteen years and have seven children. My husband is very good at times. but he goes on a -drunk for days, often staying out of work for weeks at a time. In this condition, he is absolutely brutal, as he has a very bad temper. When he gets over a spell, he expects us to act as if nothing had happened.
Two years ago I left him and went to my fam- ily. They rented a house for us. and a few months later my husband came to live with us. My fam- ily continued to pay the rent. My husband's bad habits hadn't changed. so I left the house and went back to my family. This time, they built a house for me. However. they will not allow my husband on the property.
He begs me to take him back and makes all sorts of promises. I do still love him, and wish I could believe in him. but my faith is gone. I applied for a divorce, than had the action drop- ped. My children and I are getting along fairly well. and they don't want me to go back to him. Even though they need a father. do you think it would be wise to try a reconciliation? P- A- E-
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