THE OREGON STAinSSIAX: SUXDAT, XOVEMSEi; 9. 1010.
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HELP THE RED CROSS AND THE BED CROSS WILL HELP
! YOU: DON T LET THE FLU GET YOU
Health education lies at the root of the physical well being of a
'Mate. " -. . ' ; -r: .'. ; "
Normal school, rural schools, local health organizations and the
press of tie state arc the co-ordinating agencies employed for the
propagation of health in the state of Oregon.
Ohio is challenging the other states ot America in a race to make
its citizens!
nurse, ana
Cities
ments.
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All of
the healthiest in the Union.
Eye
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nerves or ill temper.
This strain if long continued wijll more seriously
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(vised 'his bearers to read in advance!
the seventeenth chapter of Mark.
The) next eight he arose and aid.
"I am going to preach on 'Liars to
night und I would like to know how
many 'read' the chapter I suggested."
A hundred hands were upraised.
"No-sr. he said, "you are the very
person I want to talk to there Isn't
any seventeenth chapter of Mark.
ing in the struggles of a puny church
toward greatness, but. after all. a
community can best be served by one
strong church rather than two or
three weak ones. When a congre
gation must devote most of its ener
gies to the task of raising the money
for the preacher's salary there is a
lost motion that wouldn't be' put up
with In the business world and the
church of today must be operated on
a business basis. Leaders of relig
ions thought all 'now admit that a
town can have too many churches
tor its own good. Many of them do.
In fact.
than 14 different Protestant organi
zations. . One community is highly
overchurched while the other has on
ly the picture show- as its Sunday
attraction, j Such inequalities are to
be corrected and church federation
will help at lot.
Eich iounty Will have a full time health officer, public health
clerk. m .,(..-''-... ;
of over 23,000 population will have city health depart-
four counties have already organized their health boards,
the counties which fjave completed their budgets have
A JOB VOfl THK CHURCH.
"If any organization on earth can
help to guide the people to a solution
of the anarchistic problem, then It
ought to be the church of Jesus
Christ," said a minister! recently.
If the church' can succeed in in
stilling into the minds of the mur
derous, order-hating' I.W.WV and
other anarchists a modicum of re
spect for Christianity, then the
church will have performed a miracle
IAAYS OF BIG PROFITS. .
Teople are so used to talking big
money in these times that even those
who read their Bible regularly don't
pay " much attention-' to the minor
prophets.
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MFFKRF.XT BOOK.
A bashful curate' found the young
ladies In, a parish too helpful. At
last it became so embarrassing that
he lert. '
Not long, afterward he met the
curate who had succeeded him.
-Well," he asked. "How to yoa
get on with the ladies?"
"Oh, very well Indeed." said the
other. "There Is safety In numbers,
you know."
"Ah!" as the instandt reply. "I
only found it in Kxodus." -I)al?as
News.
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST
. COTTOX rRODUCTIOX.
Arizona and California (including
that part of the Imperial Valley sit
uated In Mexico) have grown 17
000 bales of cotton during II IS. an
Increase ot 53,000 bales over 1918.
IWth Indicated yields ot SOS pounds
and 333 pounds per acre respectively.
there yields, which are the highest
per acre In tho United States, exceed
the average by 14? and 175 pounds
respectively.
As He Saw IL Robbie arst heard
a concert wnen ne auenacu mrot
entertainment In aid of a patriotic
fund. A celebrated soprano, accom
panied by a famous orchestra, was
singing when Robbie arrived. . The
small boy became at once Interested
In the gesticulations ot the conduct
or. ."Mother, why Is that man shaking
his stick at the lady? he asked.
"Hash! He Is not shaking his
stick at her."
"Then, what is she screaming
ifor?
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daughters
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Sold by Daniel Fry and J. c.
J Terry drug stores and ail othsr drug-
stsia.
CHURCH MOVEMENT.
Reports of the Interchurch Survey
show one California city of 4000 In
habitants without a single church',
while another town of but 1600 peo
ple in the same county has no less
" "gone over the top' by providing for larger expenditures thaniihe
State Legislature set as the irreducible minimum. '
The demand for public health nursea exceeds the supply.,
Wisconsin, by an actlof the last Legislature, provides that by
1921 there must be at least one public health nurse or health instruct
or in each County. Twenty-three counties are already supplied.
But Minnesota public health demonstration nurses have "been
sent to 80 out of 84 counties, for periods ranging from two to six
months. . ; j , '. '
Through the agreenvent between the Red Cross and the Minne
sota Public Health Association, made July 14, 1919, the Northern Di
vision, American Red Cross, has already placed 28 permanent public
health nurses. ! :
This agreement released the funds of the Minnesota Public
Health Association for other health educational and demonstration
work, with the result that Minnespta now has 82 eounty public health
associations! : . : r ' .
Thirtr-$even of these counties have conducted children's clinics.
Dental, nutritional, tuberculosis, maternal welfare and psychiatric
clinies .will soon be conducted. I t'
Ten hate health surveys. " ;
Thirty-four support their own county tuberculosis sanatoriums.
Minnesota won 51 out of 110 pennants awarded to schools in the
United States for, the Modern Health Crusade Tournament, and,
furthermore the activities are growing bigger and wider every day
under'the demands of the people themselves not just the physicians
and nurses, i The people are organizing and working for the good of
their eounties and their state. . a
The spleindid advantages to every county of securing the advice
of these. phywcians cannot be over cstimatedas one of the greatest
proofs of the rapid advances now being made in the field of pre
ventive medicine.
The movement is nation wide. ' " ' w
1 It will niiake for the development in the United States pf a race
of real supermen ; or as nearly that ideal as may be reached this side Yemenis to restore anS maintaTi
oi tne millennium. i . neaitn
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I ti snouui dc prosecuiequii every enemy m iuc suape oi precui- ? What 3Ietliods Are Used In
ire disease shall be put under the feet. I Naturopathy?
job; the "Greatest? Mother of the World' warding off .the diseases pie efficacious in healing the sick,
that attack her children, and ministering to them in time of sickness; J soine of which are
binding up their wounds and healing the Hurts and soothing the suf- Dietetics Scientific food selec-
fering and feeding the hungry, and guiding them towards the path-Jtions, preparations and combinations
ways ot strength and health and selt-respecting and independent cit- Hygiotherapy General personal
izenshin. ! hygiene,
The sick world, needs sentiment, but it needs service more, and
the Red Cross supplies both.
A LASSIE'S LAURELS.
The Distinguished Service medal
has been awarded to Evangeline
Booth, head of the Salvation Army.
It is suggested that in the eternal
fitness of things, the trophy might
take the form of a golden doughnut
and be presented to her on a Friday.
THE DOXOIXXJY APROPOS.
Last Sunday an eider announced:
"Owing to a misunderstanding, the
supply arranged tor In the absence
of ihe regular pastor has not ap
peared, consequently there will be
no service. The congregation will
rise and sing 'Praise God from whom
all Blessings flow' and be dismissed."
Correspondence Denver News.
Naturopathy What It 1$, and
Five Reasons Why You Should
Be Treated By a Naturopathic
. r . Physician
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7; What Is Naturopathy?
Naturopathy is a system of treating-
the sick by the use of drugless
and non-surgical . methods. It is
based upon the principle that if the
causes of disease are removed,. Na
ture will restore the body to health,
because the body, when functioning
normally, contains within itself the
SOME OF THEM THERE.
An evangelist who was conducting
nightly services announced that on
the following evening he would speak
on the subject of "Liars." He ad
It is a show-down.
Th eoal strika muAt bn called nff
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The men who ordered It must call
it oft or suffer the penalties of the
law,
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The might of the American people
is behind the law which their rep
resentatives have "made and their
courts will order enforced, and which
will be enforced. ,
And the deportation of the yellow
Russian reds -who are being rounded
up will help some.
. Looks like the treaty, with' reser
vations; is going to bo ratified at
last.' Glory be.
' Full again.
The Statesman this morning. Jam
med to the guards. The advertisers
did it.
And the ' advertising men -of The
Statesman said the advertisers were
so busy yesterday that the could with
difficulty get copy. So they know
they are getting results.
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The people are responding to the
intelligent and fair offerings. "It
pays toj advertise. which marks SJT
lem as a live and progressive city.
It you have not joined the Red
Cross, why not?- There Is not a sin
gle solitary valid excuse.
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Manual therapy Manual methods
of correcting abnormal conditions of
the body. , i
A new house a, day : wlll not be
enough for Salem. ;"i":M ;
It Is a pity ire might not have had
the treaty ratified before ' the anni
versary day oc the armistice. ,
Strikes are; Industrial barbarism.
says the senate report. Correct. And
they must be stopped.. '; j . ; j " , -
Talking abot
more houses
line ot patriot!
t drives, the one for
Salem is along the
duty. !
It is proposed to allow smoking in
some of the churches In England
Possibly to get) the congregation ac
customed to what is to come.
the walnut industry. In "the slogan
pages of this week; .and as to the
strawberry industry the following
week. And so on to the end of the
chapter of our basic industries.
Rev. Maynard. the flying parson.
winner of the transcontinental air-
plane trip, says he will cross the con
tinent in two days. When a preach
er geff to going it is simply impossi
ble to stop him.-
Senator... McNary' bill 'to equalize
U the supply, and for the government
i to buy. sugar where needed, through
if 1920, Is reported favorably by the
committee. Charley Is the candy kid.
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We are not j. advised where Billy
Sunday is now, but If he is within
reach. of the news be must know that
has hit so hard and
loose In this country.
Press.;'.:'.
the ''devil he
many. times is
Philadelphia
Rev. D. Henry Falconer of Balti
more "expresses the opinion that there
is too much pf the noise of the world
in our prayers, jtoo much formal dra
matic staging, j He must be one of
tho old-fashionjed men 1 who are of
the opinion that if we pray in secret
I we shall be rewarded openly..
And so the Bible Is to be filmed.
We should like to see the first three
words of the Old Testament "In the
beginning- thrown ; on the screen
and properly picturized. f'That would
afford D. W. Griffith an ample field
for the exercise of his talent. Ex
change.
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DID YOU KNOW that the slogan
pages : ot Thoj Statesman of last
! .Thursday gave! the most complete
ijBnd1 up to date intormation on the
! filbert Industry ever printed, as ap
! plied to this territory? That is what
an expert iom tne writer; yesterday,
PLAYIXG STRAIGHTS.
Up in Manitoba a town is actually
advertising for a preacher and In
specifying his qualities insists that
be be a good poker player.
. We thought that this could only
happen in the movies, but the ad
vertisement is running in a St.' Paul
paper. Possibly the idea is that an
alert poker-playing dominie would
be able to draw, a full house occa
sionally. ' ;
And you will
find the same, as
toffo
jCHt'RCH COXDEXSIXG.
A minister in a near-by city has
resigned his charge because of his
Deuel that there are already too
many churches in his community.
There are like conditions in many
towns. - r . .-.
me preacners tnemseives will s
that there are more churches
are needed, but they ape not alwvys
wining to eitace tnemseives to bring
about a , practical reduction. There
Hydrotherapy Scientific applica
tion of water, of varying temperature.
Electrotherapy Scientific applica
tion of the different forms of elec
tricity. -I .
Psychotherapy- A scientific appli
cation of the powers of mind to the
I problems of health and disease.
Vibrotherapy Mechanical ' and
manual vibration.
Ozone and Oxygen Vapor Oxygen
converted into ozone by electricity.
Phototherapy Scientific applica
tion of sunlight, incandescant light
and arc light, for curative purposes.
What Is The Standing of '
Naturopathy?
Naturopathy has already been rec
ognized and adopted by many of the
brightest minds In the orthodox
schools of medicine.
Naturopathy is not Osteopathy,
untropractic, cnnstian science, or
any other similar system. We do not
condemn them; we recognize the
good in all of them.
Five Reasons Why You Should lie
Treated by a Naturopathic
Physician
irsi uecause jsaturopatny uses
all drugless and non-surgical meth
ods In treating, the sick.
Second Because Naturopathy Is
the oldest of the drugless cults.
Third Because Naturopathic meth
ods are based upon scientific observa
Hon and practical experience.
Fourth Because Naturopathic
methods are adapted to the treat! nx
of all persons from, infancy to old
age.
Fifth Because Naturopathy is
more effectual and less expensive
than ! other- systems of treating the
sick, i .
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than
something interesting and lnspir-
DR. A. SLAUGHTER
Naturopath
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