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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1915)
M T. SCOTT H E R A L D Health In The Suburbs Entered a* Second Claes Matter February 19, lilt. At p »»tortiee. Ix*nt«, Oregon, Under act of March 3, IH79 BY LOUA C LITTLB Tlx* great thing in dvaling with Out of schixil hours, so long ax th«* diecaae is to keep your head. Do u*>c weather is warm, he should go luuvfool H. A. DARNALL, F iuto « xno M. vnahkr . let auylxxly throw you into x panic. and wear ax lit tie clothing as |wMwi(d«<. On th«* other band, do not lx* inditlvrvnt II«* should Iw led but three lime» a day, or m*gl«*ctfui. Examine and analyze ami should la* in I mh I mvry night al Office Phone: Home B-dlll-1111. Residence: Tabor 2S13 carefully, rind wliat ia wrong and go «•ight o'clock. . ... -------------- ------------ promptly about xetting it right. Now aa to food. I have seen hi* Dixeax«* ia th«* eftret of Nature ’ * for«*«*» father** table, It groans with food in pitied, but mothers are frequent Don’t Nag If you wish Co help th«* world a little in ly active in promoting associa working under a handicap. All that variety ami xeemiltgly well prepared. th«* l»*«t and wiarat pliy»i«'iau can do i» The troubh* is then- are too many kimlx your humble way. tions such as are offered on such to fall into »lep with Nature, um- her at a meal, and some foods are unsuit l\»n’t nag. The solution of the own method*, and *o Mr as it can tx> able to the children. Your wife, if you’re a husband, doubt- outings. trouble seems to be in added at done without adding other handicaps. Bn*ad, cookies, potato«*, com, plums, kw has her faults, but —say— la-rriee and pie. besides butter and milk Ikui't nag tractions for the home, and lift the exixting one. Here i* an example A boy of six, an* set before them and they are allowed You may lie too busy toiling for your wiser maternal management. aliotit to enter »cliool, baa in the past to have a little ot everything little bit of crust inn! running ear», ha* enlarged tonsils, This kind of feeding is tvsponsible for To l«e able to lift others who an* lying and ie »aid to have "aiienoid*. ** The most of his troubles. ft has eauxe<l hia in the dust. father i» worri«*«l (the lad i* motherl***), running ears, hia swollen tonsils ami But you still can help in making the that the road work is being car anticipate» trvnbl«* with the doctor who his emaciation. world brighter, if you just ried out just as it was agreed ha» now invaded the schoolroom, and to Feed him pro|s-rly and his face will Don’t nag. along in May. Well there seems sav«* tbit* liat* <*onteinplate«l taking hi» gn>w pltim|x>r. his neck will lose its dis If you wish to give him e-*uragi- who figuring eon is and become round and to be a lot of complaint about it »on to a surgeon for <>|w*ration. has cliosen you for life, Although the doctor at »vhool cannot his circulation will improve. After a Don’t nag; anyway. A report comes to us compel an operation, he can aixl prol>- time, the tonsils will go down Ills If you wish to be his helper—and he’ll that they will not employ a man ably will, by examination an«l repeated color will brighten and his dry hair will n«x*d help in the strife— on some of the gangs unless he . notice», harass th«* father ami injure the n-gain luster. Don’t nag. A ; child by impressing the latter with hi» He sliouhi be fe«l about ax follows. He may have a few shortcomings—hus boards at the mess tent. Breakfast, half a pint of raw milk, needy family from Mt Scott 1 inferiority. bands generally do— All th«* fruit Thia is l«ad, but an o|ieration wouhi sipped from a teaspoon And he may sometimes sit beaten when moved out on the Columbia the | be worw*. It is a pity the little fellow he wants. The latter may t>e plums, he should have triumplx.'d, too. other day and found there was is to la* niatle conxcioiu« of physical d«*- ri|>e apples, peaches, pears, melons, or But he’ll rise with newer courage and no room for a man who wanted feet» for which he i» not to blame, ami anything of the kind that la- likes ami new strength if only you to board himself. Aa the wages i I which he is himself text young to «.*orrvet. that is available. On«* kind of fruit at a Don't nag. run around two dollars a day, He i* at the critical point where lie is tm*al remeiuln-r, ami that uncooked ami entering a new world, «juitting tlie ansugami. All a round you there are other» who and board is five dollars a week, nursery for the schoolrtxim. ceasing to Dinner, home-made graham or whol«*- have painful wounds to nurse, and hospital fee and accident in be a child and Incoming a tx>y. Being wheat bread and butter, and koiih * raw Don't nag; Rubbing on the raw has ever ami wiU su rance comes out of that it does physically frail, he netxis all the moral vegetable, like enctMihen (plain;, or always make it worse. not leave very much clear. Then support that can l*e given him, instead lettuce, or celery, or onions, or carrots. Don’t nag. there will be several days when of meeting on this threabold of new life Or, a cooked vegetable, occasionally. Supper, |*otato«*x with butter or cream the di»«-ouragvment that goes with a You can see yonr neighbor’s foibles—all they are laid off waiting for ma label of «iefectiveneiu«. on them, ami some cook«*«l vegetable, his weaknesses are plain— Let u» take a took at th«* boy. He is such ax I «cans, mpiaxh. onions, or other But. then, what's the use of prodding terials. repairs, change of loca tion, etc., etc., and the board tall enough for hia year», but much un vegetable. when it cannot bring yon gain'* Greencorn, buttered, can la- t-au-n I Why add by a look or whisper to the bill goes on. One fellow reports derweight. He has a narrow f«u*e with 1 pointed chin. Prominent cord» stand eitlmr for dinner or rapper, and when world’s supply of pain? working three week$ ane getting | out on either side of hia neck. Hi« eaten may constitute the meal. Don’t nag. back to town with five dollars. shoulder blade» stick out, and his clxwt If she has her days for fretting, oh. be When you consider that the is Hal and narrow. Hi» ban«! is cold, aa Thia plan, which looks like limiting patient then with her— laborer furnishes his own you take it. the food eaten, will never-tin*-lees put Don’t nag. and that his con- His favorable point» an*, a fairly g<xxi flesh on skinny children, and it will If »he makes mistakes remember it I« blankets. veniences consist of a bare bed carnage, a »mall hea«i, an*I lie breathes positively not produce running ears and human »till to err— through bis nose. Don't nag. on the ground, life on the road Hi» ap|*earance indicates that he is other forms of disease. But. give the youngsters all tliey want, You may not have strength to rescue crew is not a dream. badly nourished, that his heart and keep them to this plan, and do not tlie pale ones whose burdens kill, vital organa are not overstrung, and allow exceptions or relapses to the Or to lift the weary toilers who are 'T'HE news from Georgia seem that he must be wisely handled if be is sugared and complicated dietary, and stumbling up the hill, to grow up and t»*aome a lM*althv and we shall soon hear tlx* school doctors But you can retrain from making the * to indicate that the authori-I reasonably strong man. ties in that state are mere figure It is fortunate that his brain is not, boasting of how they have improved t!»e world sadder, if you will— Don't nag. heads, so far as the wishes of a like so many yo«mg American brain», health of the children. —Record-Herald. considerable element of the too large >» proportion to hi» lung When cold weather comes, bread or people are concerned. Just power. This favorable balance mak«« its equivalent, com or oat mush, can hr hi» problem quite »imple, an«l makes it rPHE Herald has tried running what will be the terr.Jnation of possible to put him in scluxil without eaten twice a day instead of once. But ter or milk can lx- used with the musli -*■ the local pages only for the the case remains to be seen but harm, providing home condition» * in be — of one thing the best element of rightly adjusted, and providing tlie never sugar. Pub'ished Fverv Thursday at lenta, Ore., by the M t . S' oit rvmiaitiMi Co. past two weeks. A considerable number of our readers for a long time have urged us to do this. We have had practically no ob jection to the new arrangement except from a number who have been reading the serial story. To meet their approval we have or dered the portions of the story they have missed run in the next two issues and that will com plete thejstory. We w’ill thenselect a story of exceptional merit and run it in the local sheets. We believe that will be more ac ceptable to the readers. There will be less of the material they have not been accustomed to reading, and a good story in ad- dition. Be on the lookout for the story. ( AST week a young woman of the vicinity waa found in Holliday Park dead. Death was due to suicide by shooting and the officer who conducted the autopsy declared the opinion that the girl’s mental attitude was due to mental anguish. She had been out motor riding the evening before with some young man. It is supposed that he conducted himself ungallantly with her. The disgrace was more than she could endure, Mental anguish crazed her and the results are open to the pub- lie. The moral of it is the fool- ishness of mothers who permit their young daughters to join in motorcycle rides with any one except the most trusted ac quaintances. It takes a lot of nerve on the part of the best young man or boy to resist the emotions that may arise under circumstances such as may be met on a lengthy motorcycle trip. No young girl, inexperi enced in the art of distracting attention from herself should be allowed to risk the conditions that may arise in such associa tions. The girl who has no mother to advise her is to be a very gratifying fact to us, and we think you will be pleased to know that our busi ness hits increased 25 per cent during the past six months, in spite of adverse conditions. Of course our ability to serve the community has im proved in the same ratio. THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK LENTS Do We Print! rn TRY US—we are ready to supply you with all sorts of Stationery and Printing Try Us When Wanting Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Announcements Programs, Wedding Stationery Posters, Placards, and all sorts of Printing the state may be assured. The school doctor is required to keep hands During the school year, if it is too lar mass of the people, of the country off.First, the child must be fe«i properly. to come home for dinner, let the break will be glad to hear that the fel I Next, lie ne«*d» a ball ami bat—which fast he more substantial and fruit and lows who have been breaking ; will soon supplant in his affections tlie nuts he taken to school for lunch. the law down there deserve to i -loll be still plays with. He also sh«mld Cheese can take the pla<i- of nuts part serve the sentence which they I have a turning-pole in the backyard. of the time. Or, dates and figs can he | Where lie and his five-year-old brother lave been so active in cutting i now play “keep house,” they should be taken along with fresh fruit, and then nuts or cheese will not be needed. short. It might be cheaper for «mcouraged to play boy’» gam«*«, »hould Feeding thik way. it is important that the state, if they catch the of have spades to dig with ami boards and the children have plenty of what they to build with. do eat. fenders to hang a number of I : sticks _ ____________________________________ — - --------------------------------------------------— them. What Georgia needs ia Germany doesn’t use any «------------------------ respect for authority, and about CHERRYVILLE hurry in taking her pen in hand the only thing that will develop The Mt. Scott Herald to write to her Uncle Sam. that in the disturbing element is Dusty days and dusty ways. fear of the gallows. A man is always happiest We are made of dust and some of when his shoes fit him. these Joy-riders are covered with dust. Aren’t we thankful that we do ■ Thia is the hunter’s month and the not live in Galveston or some hunter’s rrnxm ami already the hills are other town subject to semi- clergyman, «ays there is no such G<sl, full of them. $100 Reward, $100 tropical hurricanes. Such hur-1 The readers of thia paper will b*. Fay Shank is out from Portland on no such Heaven or no such Hell ax § leased to learn that there lx at lenal on« ricanes as besiege the coast of' On Tuetulay, August 24th, at the hia vacation at the home ranch north of Traded disease that science has beer w***’ able to cure In all Ila stages. and that 1« Texas make a display of the Friend'» Church, a meeting will be held town. Fay says he is after that deer any degree ot intelligence believes it Catarrh Hall'» Catarrh Cure lx the onlv poeltlve cure now known to the medico foolishness of men when they at I for the election of officer» for Mt. Scott that came and spit at him when he wax either. He gets raaulta and helps fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional I W. C. T. U. Mr». Nettie Dunbar wax putting in oats a year ago last spring. tempt to defeat the assaults of ' chosen president for the year juxt cloa- —temporarily—build up churches and disease, require» a constitutional treat He sayx he would look over it if it wax the hence the ministers fall for it and the ment. Half's Catarrh Cure la taken In tarnally, acting directly upon the blood nature. The coast of Texas has ing and nerved up to the day of her de right kind a deer (dear) but no wild and mucous surface» of the »yatem. there been worn into a crescent by the parture for her new home in California animal can invade bin home anil go un- business and professional men fall in by destroying the foundation of the die line thinking it will help their business. eaee and giving th<- patient »trength l>> cyclones of the semi-tropics. It when Mr*. Sommerfeidt, ax vice presi rebuked, besides a nice juicy **teak of building up the conatltutlon and aaalailna nature In doing It» work The proprletori can hardly be supposed that a dent, aMnmed the work of president and venison would be a mighty tempting have so much faith In It» curative pow •re that they offer One Hundred Dollar* carried it forward to the bent of her dish. T GILBERT J tor any case that It fall» to cure. Hen« mere cement wall will stand ability. Han her service* been ac- GILBERT for Hat of teatlmonlala. • where the foundations of the ceptible to the members of Mt. x-ott The sale at Dr. Botkina last Haturday AAdres»: F. J. CHKNKY a CO. Toledo. O drew a fair-sized crowd but it had to he •old by all Iiruaslata, lie. Take Hall'» Family Pill» for eonatlpatlon earth have been uprooted by the Union? August 24th in the day upon called off ax the [»eople seemed to be J. L. Johnson and wife of Ramapo wind and sea. Galveston might which to make plain to her how you seared stiff and afraid to bid as money ■tatlon left Monday evening tor Han as well move back upon the feel about it. She may not wiali to con is all nailed down and the money«*d Diego and I xm Angle». They went Dissolution of Partnership tinue the work another year. The com- by boat and will return over the mainland, where building a city J ing year will be one of great importance men will not lend a dollar under any down H. P. Mr. John»on ha« »everal rela Notice is hereby given that the is not so expensive or so 1 and everything depend* upon getting circumstances. This is a shameful state tive» in Southern California whom he partnership heretofore existing between of affairs and will not be put up with by dangerous. started right for a year’« work. There high-spirited Americans whose fore expect« to meet. They will be gone a W. F. R. Smith and E. R. Golgan in % Prices Reasonable n r Mt. Scott Pub. Co. 810 Main St. Lents, Ore NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U. will be no refreshments serve«! on next fathers established this country. People from tlie middle west say everything is booming with them and there is no ex cuse for the financial conditions here. The Government must run their own banks and anyone who can give reason At the special meeting at the home of able security can have money on reason Mrs. Hchuerman this week the reports able terms—not N and 10 per cent with of superintendents emphasize«! the re a big bonus added—but 4 and 6 per sults of work accomplished. Mr*. cent on long time with the privilege of Haiyfner gave an account of the efforts paying any or all at any interest date. along {tear* lines, a matter of particular Tne planet Venus rises beyond Mt. concern at the present time, and Mrs. Hood alxiut 10 o’clock p. m., and one Richardson told of the medal contest night lately as it iiegan to crawl up work which brought forth a vote of slowly above tlie mountain some people thanks to Principal Hershner and hi* thought it was “Lige” Coleman, who corps of assistants. The editor of the has a lookout station at the top, sending Mt. Hcott Herald was also^gi^n a vote up a sky rocket to give warning of a fire of thanks for the generous space given in some locality. Coleman will have to throughout the year to the news of the keep Old Venus down or she will have Woman’s Chriatiyi Temperant»* Union. fire-wardens jumping stiff The county president, Mr*. Mattie theee Sleeth, will speak at the M. E. Church legged. in Lenta next Sunday evening. Dr. Aken, a prominent Ban Franciso Custom tailors in convention Tuesday. The session will be one for have resolved that man’s over businen* and if every member in prompt ly on hand the work need keep no one coat next fall must be shapely. from their home for any considerable Are the men to be made over. ' time. There is a growing suspicion that the leaders of various fac tions in Mexico do not want peace at any price. Colonel Bryan has given up grape juice for loganberries but he is still sticking to the old line of argument. Another type of council of war is that in which the family tries to decide where to go on its va cation. month. Walter Erickson of Portland han lieen «pending a few dayx with Fred Dosier. Mr*. E. A. Barrack and little »on El don, have returned from a few week* visit with her mother at Hcotta Mill*. Mr*. 0. T. Check is on the »ick list thia week. Edgar Harvey of Portland has lieen x|>ending a few day* with Arthur John son. The entertainment announced in last week’» Herald to be given by the Gil bert Ladies Aid, and Epworth league waa |>o»tpone<i until next Wednesday, the 25th. The Courtney mil) at Marahtield has been idle for some time but hat been reconstructed and made ready for cut ting lumber. At the present time the owner* are negotiating for a oontract tor 5,000 ruady-to-erect houaoa. the blacksmithing business, in I^nts, was dissolved June 26, 1914. All ac counts outstanding will be payable at the shop, which will be operateci by Mr. Hmith, and be duly receipted. Worms Cause Many Children’s Ills Worms, by thousands, rob the child of nourishment, stunt the growth, cause Constipation, Indigestion, Nervousness, Irregular Appetite, Fever and some times Spasms. Kickapoo Worm Killer gives relief from all these. One-fourth to one of theee pleasant candy losenges, taken as directed, kill and remove the Worms, regulate your child’s bowels and restore its health and vitality. Get an original 25c box from your Druggist. Don’t endanger your child*! health and future when so sure and simple a remedy can bo bad.