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TREATING imzurmrism NATURAL vsccmns

3115i Why Some physicians try to blame the common type 0f rhea. matlsfh-rdieumatold arthritis — on everything but infection (teeth. tonsils. gums, sinuses, gall bladder) is hard' to understand because there is no question in the minds of arthritis specialists but that in- fection is the commonest cause. I have quoted the arthritis special- ist. chief of the arthritis clinic of_ an 800-bed hospital. who states that infection can be found as the

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Rheumatism is believed to be the oldest disease known to man and, as -the cause may not be irrnmed- iately found, treatment must he

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we hsvs lust returned from esr- rying the cream to the spring by the mill — James and l. This new chore had its beginning only rs- cently when s heifer's milk, which for s time had been diverted to give this or thstcalf "s start" was fetched with the rest to the separ atlng. So it is that a schedule which twice a week will make one or another of the family keep an early appointment at the mill wtli the cream-man is now in ordei. Those mornings. I suppose we sizai‘ awake with s start of recollection to ask: “Now is that the cream truck?" And if bones be still a b.t weary, James may say, now that the cropping is over, "Oh well, if he's gone, Ellen without it. you can churn iti" which then will be s cue for quick action.

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It was delightful "down by the old mill stream" this evening, with the enchantment of approaching night about us. and I should like to have lingered a while. I thought

FIRST Hill FLAWIJR!

I You don't need to see independent re- search reports ro know why your family goes for Kellogg's Corn Flakes! Still, for she record, again, 4 out of 5 chose Kellogg's Corn Flakes ﬁrst for ﬂavour. If your last ackage of Kellogg's Corn Flakes has een opened, order more tomorrow. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

started anyway. In “New Jersey Medical Journal," Drs. P. J. Wart- er. D. A. Donio and S. il-loroschak emphasize that the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis should be dir- ected against the cause cr causes rather than the afflicted joints. Mental and physical rest, enough of the right kinds of food, con- trol of pain and removal of "tyi- dent" infection are essential to successful treatment.

Believing that infection of var- ious organs and tissues by the streptococcus and other pus-form- in; organisms and the produczs

Guides To Happiness

Six Rules For Successful Marriage Stress Love, Prayer, Mutual Faith

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'I'liis is the month when wedding bells are ringing a. mei-i-y i-oimde. lay and when everybody, even those who have been repeaters in the (lvorcc court, feels called upon to give wise counsel to the newly- weds orl how to be happy though married. Probably it does no harm, for good advice is one of the things that we never take, and. anyway, any bridal couple would scoff at the idea that they needed any suggestions about how to keep off of each other's toes. They are so

l Holiday Hazard

Don't take n chance on summer complaint spoiling your vacation, take along a sup- ply of DOCTOR. IOWLEBRS EXTRACT 01' WILD STRAWBERRY. At the ﬁrst symptom of diarrhoea, intes- tinal pains or summer oom- plaint, take the prescribed amount of this pleasant and eﬁectiva remedy. DOCTOR IOWI-BBHS EXTRACT OI‘ WILD TBAWBEB-BY is an old family medicine, widely used for nearly s century.

Household Scrapbook

By Roberta Leo

Softening Hands

\arid.s grimy and hard. About hal bbed into the hands with Bug Treatment

Dry cleaning rugs

. place as well as before.

Working in the garden makes the

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Modern _ Etiquette

By Roberta [AI

Q- Is it proper for one to knock upon the closed door of a business office before entering?

A. No. this is not done. Business offices are public. One does not enter a "private" office, however, without an invitation.

Q- Should the wedding invlta- tions which are to be sent by the parents of the bride, who is n widow, include the widow's mar-

these organs manufacture play some part in causing rheumatoid arthritis, it was decided to use, as part of the treatment. an antigen. Made from the vaccine developed from these organisms. it then was rendered safe to use against the organisms which manufactured it. as in vaccination against small pox. Results obtained by the use of this antigen have been as favor- able as those obtained by the gold treatment. Furthermore, the anti- gen is much safer to use. It proved effective in stopping and controlling rheumatoid arthritis in '11 per cent of the 90 patients ob-

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ried surname?

A. Yes; the invitations and an- nouncements should read “of their daughter. Mrs. Mary Smith Jones."

Q. ls it proper to drink con- sonme from s. cup or to use spoon?

A. It is proper to use a spoon for the ﬁrst few mouthfuls of con- somme. One may continue to use a spoon or may lift-the cup and si its contents. -

dfwtho rug and sec how much it helps.

Jellies The color and ﬂavor of jellies will be insured if they are cocked rapidly.

f DIROOPING CANDLES

‘fliers are two alternatives for preventing candles from bending and drooping during summer. You can take the candles out of their holders, wrap in waxed paper. and lay away flat in some drawer. 0.. you can give them a couple oi coats of clear varnish or shellac before the hot weather rolls in.

er‘s faults. Love them because they-are Tom's or Sally's. Laugh together. is hoard to do or endure if there is another shoulder helping you. to

certain that they will never do anything but. bill and coo and "yes darling" each other.

Now that the most important thing in the lives of every man and woman is how to make their mar- riage a success and to keep eating out of each oth- So far it has been as much a. mystery as how to construct an atomic bomb. but here and there a couple have pulled off the stunt and they are generous enough to give their recipe to this column, for free. Think of that! She mites: we were married my husband and I made six rules to guide our dom- estic life. Number One was: Don't make. marriage a 50-50 proposi- Put all you have into it. Don't just make excuses for each oth-

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served from two to four Years. be” 1g The point then is that as infec- (continued on Page 3) tion is the commonest cause of ~ arthritis. injectioniof a suibstaalie - .-_ Nvqsg/x ~ wows. to ﬁght the organ sirn caus ng e s infection is sound treatment. ' rnfle Better Eﬁgllsh . i ornlng S b. c. Williams _ . u I I I How can I ' ' ’ Agnes “How did ‘ you stop your By Anne Ashley hiusband from staying out late at teglkezvhatniihzragiﬁlggf; ‘$151152; is club "

Jane. “when he came in m“, I wezlllflllt to final completion next

called in a very sweet voice, ‘ls that you, Jack?’ and my husband's name is Tom."

PRETTY POSE

Q. How can I eradicate honey- suckle that has spread over quite an area of ground?

A. About the only successful method is to dig it out by the roots, then cultivate the ground severely with something that will smother any remaining roots.

Q. How can l remove grease spots from a carpet or rug?

A. By rubbing with a mixture of fuller‘s earfih, oxgall, and water. Rinse thoroughly with clear water. then rub as dry as possible with a dry cloth.

Q. How can I make appetizing and sweeter?

911E dill In acquaintance re- marked in the presence of Sarah Bernhardt that she could not ac- count for the peculiar mariner in which a certain vain young woman had lately been acting.

The great French actress inter- vened: I

"I can," she replied. “The other day so one told lier she had a beautifu proﬁle. and ever since she has been trying to live side

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2. What is the correct pron-unc- iation of “verbatim”!

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Misstatement. missile, missappropriate.

4. What does the word "incis- ive" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with ca that means "to compute"?-

ANSWERS

1. Omit final. 2. Pronounce vur- ba-tlm, u as in fur. a as in bait, accent second syllable. 3. Misap- propriate. 4. Having the quality of cutting; sharp. acute; sarcastic; biting. “It was an incisive, high voice." 5. Calculate.

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TABLE IHLK CAKE

1 t5 cups gran. sugar 1 cup flour 8 eggs I tablespoon cream tartar 1 teaspoon vanilla. it teaspoon salt it cup water Boil sugar and water until it SDins a thread. add this to well beaten yolks. When cool add flour and vanilla. Beat whites very stiff. and salt and cream tartar. Fold into yolk mixture. Hal-o in ME;

SILVER Wlllff. LAYEI (JAKE 2 Vi cups sifted cake flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup gran. lllllr

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ingpowder into mixing bowl. Add soft shortening and milk gradually to dry ingredients. But for 2 min- utes. scraps batter from the side of pan. Add 1 unbeaten egg white st a time and best well after each addi- tion. Continue beating for 2 snore minutes. Bs-ke in 8-inch layer cake

_ tins. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Wednesday, July ‘l

uspna tho my plant stimuli of s Martian impuhs. it ls probable that dsﬂiilts advance msy be msdc in tsoklills deep-hid lots and il- iicltmchsmei or u svorsblo en- tanglements. Bringing such treach- erles of snares out into the open. with aggressive sotlon. strenuous efforts and powerful ,methods should result in some very concrete sccrovplislnnont. Well-planned ob- jectives. vilmusly prosecuted. with energy. ﬁrmness and forth-

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of the Strait and the same quiet ‘which settles on the shore of a summer evening, when the wuve1 wash gently at the sands while the aftergow fade; to a mere rlb~ hon of light. Before the first km. appears. though one may not be too certain of it. It could be the twilight of a light-house beacon so low-rung lt seems. The water mar-- mured a sleepy tune as it dropped from the sluice-gates to the pools below. and as if always s part of the peaceful scene, anglers were dim figures about these. set'then

in shadows. for quickly the twi-

light was closing 4n.

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Fragrancecf sawdust and brack- en and spicy water plants hung on the air, for this evening no wind wandered there. A bird sensing our intrusion, or perhaps it was s bat, few away into the gathering dark- ness, down stream. for s moment breaking the stillness. The spring itself. still bubbles cooly though (o: the most part like a flower that has been born to "blush unseen." But it rises from a cleft of rock and flowlnghappily down a bank. join: the mill stream then on its way to the river. Yes, I should like to have lingered there enjoy- ing the stillness and incense of th» spot. but were not those fat cattle, that this afternoon had broken pasture, still in the stable. and must yet be returned to their mea- dow across the creek, before our farmers could entertain any thought of rest? I O I

Mole than one roll of wire was taken to the fencing at the other farm today where present-iv most of our herd will be pastured. One notices the farmers’ hands are iJrn from hanging it and so can realize how trying a task is this work cf fencing through field and grove. ‘Id break the lengthy, afternoon which keeps them there until well pas... sunset. Jeanie packed a lunch. "And what are you contributing towards it. Ellen?" James came to a door to inquire before leaving andwhen turned quickly away. I was talking with an agent at the time. One of those intriguing ‘Tm-working-my- way-tlirough-college" girls, who sell magazine subscriptions in Summer to swell their funds for that or some other worthy purpose. so many items I like to know about these, who in their brief visit bring a breath o! some outside world to me at Alderlea. One of a family of eight, this young lady is-tlie eldest and “our babe is only two months." Of French and Irish des- cent. the quickness of the former most apparent as also the engag-

cated” so far "ln a con-vent”. Eng- lish words still rather strange to her tongue. A business transaction look place in the old kitchen which James summed up this evening as we werut down the short-cut when we bridged the events since iioo... "Well, Ellen“ he observed "if hard times come. you'll have something to read. if you have nothing ‘.0 est!”

¢c\~“‘w1] 3 900k ivliat JJﬁics Lords my nxercise" be need for change oi plans u: For f-bo Birthday _ Those whose bkthdsy it is ans-y prepare for s year of concentrated action. with s. rnsrshallinz of the forces and faculties in a plan of sc- tion aimed at shattering some sin- ister campaign of trickery. intrigue or entsngling alliances. of subtle and undercover design and intent. An aggressive and strenuous ll- sault upon this iative and straighlrfordward blows, may bring about sui-prisins d9- nousments. Fresh tactics mo? nt- tnct new assets or resources with telling force and happy reactions m- privste relations so well. Promo- ,ticn is in sight. . A child born on this day will have onergy,.initistlve. special skills and tslsnts for sn active and sllress-

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