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FOR OVER
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E arliest German Poetess
A nun named Ilroawltlia has b«<en
acclaimed the flrat poetes» of Ger
many by historian».
She flourished
»hont M0-10U0 A. I)., and was an In-
mnte of the Benedictine convent at
Gandttrahelm, where she wrote leg
enda, epigrama and dramas which
carried her fame beyond the confine»
of her native country. T h e | m - o | i U of
Gandersheim have sei salde June 11-
III for sp«-clal memorial exercises In
her honor.
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Home one has »»Id that life la either
a hope or a memory, SBd that doe»
seem true. Ilo w very seldom do we
s e c persons who are absolutely »n il»
tied with their present condition!
T h e y are either planning for the fu
ture or recalling oilier days In their
happiest momenta, and the present
N c e u is to lie only s place from which
to look backward or forward.
I’erhapa It la s good thing this ta
Hof wafer
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
W
• » M e e * a ijL i
fllnr# the lima whan tha “black
death’* aw rp i through Europe, pbysl-
rlan* hava aarrlllrad thamaalva* to
the rauaa of pubtlr health and safety,
according to Ifygeia Mug*»In*, lined,
Carroll and lamasr ware lost In ilia
fight against yellow fever; Itlrketts
and M rC lIntlc aurruintied to typhus
and to Itorky Mountain fever; itrazy
•oaf hla eyesight from secondary In
fer-tlon during an operation; other*
have auffererl terrible mutilation»
while InveatlgHtlng the X-rays.
A romplele list can never be assem
bled because so many have paaeed
without the recognition of the world,
giving their llvee silently In the rou
tine performance of"thelr duties.
w id e re m e d y fo r k id n e y , liv e r a n d
b la d d e r diaordera, rh e u m a tism ,
lu m b a g o a n d u ric seid con ditioo a .
IV
Life’s Many Phases
P hysicians S tan d H igh
on R oll of M artyrs
Sure Relief
h a a rlrm
t»S T uf u* wlm have f««-t
» i ' » r . 1 ...... And lo Rlust
of Ua a pair of »I um - s la
a (w ir of ahora
If « >
ran gel I hr in ovar our
fart ami If they anil our
(Mala, we buy lhaiii ami
formal II -that la. ua aomi
aa i hay allow ua to furgst
I hsm. Am i I hau If wa auti’l formal
tbam. If thay hurt anil inulta u> un-
niM-aaanrlly awaro of tha fart that wa
liava aoiiiat hing OU our faat. Ilian
aoniathln« la wrong. Am i liftatl It la
mora aarloua than wa may think. Ill -
fitting ahoaa ran do is-niiam-nt dain-
a ir , aa many of ua ran taatlfy. Ilow
ran wa tall, Ilian. Juat what kind uf
fkmiwaar to adopt I
Kthalwyn I> im |»>'U of tha t'nlvaralty
of <*altlomla rollrga of agrlrultura haa
niailr a thorough aluily of faat ami
alioaa.
T h a raaulta of I h I a aurva)
war* lnrori>oratad In a rlrru la r for uaa
In alma ilaiiionatrallona g lvrn through
out California by a I art orar of tha ex
tanalon aarvlra of tha unlvaralty. Th a
purpose of thin work la to aid In da-
valoplng hnalthy, normal faat for In
fanta ami growing h «y » and glrla. and
to maintain g«»*1 faat for adulta. Itaud
tha following and aaa how nturh fhara
la to know about onr pedal ••»tramilla* :
Th a Normal Fqo^
T h a foot I* a tlaillda atrurtura ron
alallltg of 24 hooa* bald togalhar by
tuuarla* and llganiaiiia In tha form of
a aprlngy arrh *uppuM«-d by tha haal
at »no and and Ih# ball of tha fool
at tha othar
Thta la known aa tha
longitudinal arrh. Arm aa tha ball of
tha fool la anothar arrh known aa tha
antarlor arrh
N o ta : Th ara la no n o r
mal typa of arrh
T h a halght and
ahapa ara of no valúa In datrrm lnlng
tha unafulnaaa of tha foot
Th a nutn
bar of high, madlum. and low arrha*
found In normal faat la p ra rtlrally
tha aama aa found In faat with waak
anad art-haa.
Infanta.
A (»avalopmant and Cara of Faat
t. ftavalop g o o d bona atrurtura and
muarla Iona through pro prr nutrition
Nota - Itow lag* ara an avldama of
rlrkata. T h a |>oor m uarular and akrla-
lal davalopmant o f a flabby baby rath
ar than tha ovardavalopmant and ovar
ti*a of Ilia lag» and faat I» oftan tha
rauaa of I h iw lag*. (IM rart aunahllia.
real llvar oil and raw agg yolka prop-
arly » n i l ara rarognlaad ru ta » for
rlrkata )
2. Itant faat during tha morning aa
wall a* during tha aftamoon. tivar-
faligua hlmlara muarular davalopmant.
It Allow Infant to hagln walking
only whan randy of III* own *r^»rd
T h a loma» and lunaria» ara atlll wank
and may Iw Injured by too m urh work.
t. (to not allow a young rh lld lo
walk bayotld Ida atratigth.
ft. Allow Infant to walk harafootod
whan rotidlthuia ara favornldn.
il Allow Infnnt to walk naturally,
toa* atrnlght »hand.
7. IlaIlia and dry faat thoroughly
evary day. T r im toa natía atrnlght
arroa* to avoid Ingrowing nnlla.
It. Ktnrklnga:
I. W anr no atorklng* or h<M>taaa un
lana for wnrinth.
J, liava aiorklng* or boolaaa larga
anougli for fraa loo action*, onahalf
Inrh Inngar than font.
a I liaran) alix klnga w lilrh rn>wd
ton*.
4 Halaat rottnn atorklng* uiilnaa In
a vary rolil rlluintn, when wool la
prafe rabia.
C. H in «-»:
1. W ear no ahoaa until randy to
walk.
2. Select uoft «pled pllahla atina*
shaped Ilka natural outline of baby’»
foot. Avoid allp|»ara.
ft. Halar! alma with roomy toe— a
moaraaln ty|m I* g«otl. A
hava tha rorrea! abatía, langlh and
width. Iiut yet rro w d tlm tona, du « to
a aklinpy npimr.
4. lla ve alma ona Inrh longer than
foot and mie-quarter Inrh w id e r; It la
hatter to lie ton long Ilian too abort,
ft. If heal ruhn, pad tha counter by
gluing In fitted planen of chamóla akin
ft. I’a trnl leather ahoaa or nllppern
Paga Save
While the discovery of Nova Heotla
Is crerllled to ('shot, on whose reports
In 14P7 were baaed the English claim
of right of possession of Ihe continent,
according to well founded data the
credit for Its discovery should prop
erly be to that hardy band of N o n e
m arine n, who, under the leadenhlp
of E ric the Red. visited Cape Heble
Island In IIW. fully 600 y e a n before
Cabot's visit, says the Halifax M arin
Ing Chronicle.
It I* not thought, however, that the
Norsemen explored the mainland to
any extent. If at all.
diaeaue-bearing flies and mosquitoes. It is clean,
safe and easy to uae.
Kills All Househo!d Insects
FI it «pray also destroys bedbugs, roaches and ants. I t tesrehas
out tha cracks and crevices where they hide snd breed, snd de
stroys insects and their egg*. Spray F lit on your garmenta.
F lit kills moths and th e irU rra e which eat holes. F ite naive
tests showed that F lit spray did not stain tha most delicate
fabrics.
F lit is the result of exhaustive research b y expert entomol
ogists and chemists. I t (a harmless to mankind. F lit haa
replaced the old methods because it kills alt tha insects-- and
does it quickly.
G at a F lit can and sprayer today. F or sola everywhere.
H om a n H r* H i t m m la aa a a tlM p tt* « t a l -
m ani
I I * » t . t h . n m d lc x io n b .a i* h r
tr a lla s is * la g a m .tf * r . n i f u M .
A d ».
Best fo r B a b y
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)
Monarch of Sm all Realm
Another king has died Mnd bis pass
ing waa aearrely noted. He was Love
Pritchard, eight-four years old. reign
ing Monarch of Bardsley Island, sooth-
west of Carnarvoorahlre, since 1D11.
when be succeeded John II. who abdi
cated. At one time the Inhabitants of
Harsley Island numbered 100, but they
gradually dwindled to 40 and last year
K in g Pritchard and his subjects aban
doned the Island and moved to the
mainland.
D raining Lake for Land
T h e Hulgarlan government la d ry
ing up Yambel lake In order to make
more room for the refugee village of
Alolovo. W ork la a.'reudy under way
and soon (he lake bottom will be
DESTROYS
1 turned Into fertile field». Six millions
FUee Moequitoea Mot ha
Use shoe trees. I»ry slowly
retard the evaporation of molature ( night.
"Th* ¡ymllnw c
of leva (a lev Is UFA cents) have been
Ante Bed Bugs Roaches
from Ihe fret,
when wet. Ksep polished.
é te r* I
appropriated by the govern merit to
□ r o w i n g Qirl* and Boys Ages T w o to
Adults.
roiistract homes and enable the refu
Eighteen Veers.
A. Care of F e e t:
ge«-» to establish them*<-lvea. Alolovo
M yetery of M ackerel
A. Cere of Feel -
1 Provide the beat ty|ie of sloie for village was named for a Bulgarian
Reetore Stevenaon Hut
See B lack Snake aa Friend
T h e mystery of the mackerel la be
1 I lev Hop good twine structure and the foot during the working hours.
Another bit of “south sea romance”
When Insects or rodents become so
philanthropist who was Instrumentul
ing Investigated by the bureau of has ruci-umbed to the onward march numerous as to seriously endanger
tnuarle time through |>r»|ier nutrition.
2. Avoid high heels for working In raring for thousands of refugee
ftsherle*. If has long been known that of modernity. A few day» ago the
2. I lo barefooted whenever possible. hours. Secure comfortable height.
trope, experts look around to nee
children.
mackerel mysteriously appear and grass house on the famous beach of what natural enemy they can Im port
ft Toe straight ahead when walking.
X. IMseard shoes w lilrh are making
Toeing out weaken* the ankles and
disappear, making It difficult for fish W aikiki, where Robert Louie Steven to kill off the pest. T h e rapacious
trouble and are uncomfortulile.
Jac k ie W at Lonesome
ermen to locate them. Hence the j son loafed and dream ed and wove coyote having been largely elim inated
arrhea and hlndrra speeding In walk*
4. To e straight ahead when w alk
Jackie Is a manly little fellow liv hauls are erratic. Now the bureau Is some of his bent-known stories, was
lug.
farmers who lived form erly In th «
ing
Toeing
out
weakrn*
Ihe
arch.
ing on Eastern avenue. Sometimes making a study of the mackerel'! torn «Sown. It would have b«-en utter
4 Examine feet for spots caused by
Mississippi valley are seriously con
ft.
Avoid
unnecessary
use
of
feel
In
when hla mother has a bualneaa er ; movements and migration.
rubbing or pressure, apd for toe
ly lost had not a Salvation A rm y offi sidering the Imports t loo of black
crowding
Judge shoes end atorklnge atandlng and walking. Sit at work rand she has an older boy named Eat el
cer heard of the occurrence. H e col snakes to w a r against the troublesome
whomever |io*alhte.
stay with him and Jackie apparently
accordingly.
Meadow Lark* H alt Train
lected such of It aa was usahle and la ground squirrels.
Fnrrmrr Missouri
ft. Rest fi-et during Ibe day.
has taken a great liking to nlm, for a
ft. I ’ae fo o t brush with dally fool
Meadow lark* have appeared in the having the house rebuilt on Salvation residents believe the black snake
N ote; A good way to rest tired feel few days ago he s a id :
hath. T h is promote* circulation
vicinity of Glenwood C ity In such j A rm y property In Manoa valley, an up would also exterminate the rattle
“ Mother, won’t yon go away again numbers that the local Soo line freight land residence section of Honolulu. It
ft. T rim toe nails straight across during the day la to remove »hoe« and
snake and largely rid this country of
and flush with ends of toes.
stock Inga and to lie on the bed with so Estel can come to stay with m e7" train was obliged to atop a few mile* will he restored as nearly as possible gophers.
—
Indianapolis
News.
the
legs
at
right
angles
to
the
body
T. Care should be taken to keep
west of there to avoid running over on the lines of the house where the
rh lld from overtaxing feet during coo- j agalust the headlioard of Ihe bed or
i hundreds of the birds on the track.—
Immortal Scot liv e d — Chicago D aily
Right First Try
valearenre from any disease, children * | the wall.
i Milwaukee Journal.
W hy H* Went
News.
“ So you couldn’t tell your teacher
7. I ••■ not overtax feet during any
dl*e**r* a* well aa others. Weakened
Jones— la the cashier In i
what a neighbor was, eh?"
muscles put greater strain on liga abnormal physical rondltlou. or dur-
Boas— N o ; he’a gone away.
Foolish Fashion
Find Lost Comet
“Oh. yes. I could— It's somebody
j Ing rnnvalt-srenre from an Illness.
ment*. resulting In Hat feet.
Jonee— Ah . F o r a rest. I presume?
Alice— “T h e new fashions will avoid
Ensoria comer, which was lost from that use* da d s lawnniower."— Syd
R, Itest feel during d a y ; overfatigue Th e muscular and llgaiii«-ntotia sup
Boss— No. T o avoid arrest.— Good everything freakish.” M inna— “ W on't »lew after It passed Desr the sun this ney Bulletin.
|Mirt la diminished and If overworked Hardware.
weakens Ihe feet.
they look absurd!”
year, was located again by tw o G e r
may result In muscular atrophy and
H. Storking*:
man astronomer». It was then of the
E ve ry man’s skeleton In the cloa«t
I. Select stockings one-half Inrh loss of muscle lone.
Th e re It no fetterinc uf authority.—
Moat p e o p le don't n«-ed a trouble thirteenth magnitude and Invisible to Is his tem ptations; and It makes a
longer than had. Avoid tight garter»
R. Avoid overweight. As the weight Shakespeare.
light In order to And trouble.
the naked eye.
clamorous rattling, sometimes.
2. Iita r»n i »lockings which rrow d Increase« rapidly above normal, the
to e *
ligaments and muscles of ttie feet do
C Shoe»;
not Increase In strength sufficiently
I Have foot nieaaured. weight hear to carry the extra weight.
0. Ilalhe feet dally with warm wa
ing, every lime new »hoes are p u r
chase«!.
ter and »«Hip. Scrub thoroughly with
2. Have rh lld »land hnrefooted on fo«il hruali to atlmulate circulation.
a piece of paper and draw outline of Feel may he toughened by soaking In
foot.
Cut this out. Compare with aall water.
10 T r im toe natla straight acroaa;
ahape. length and width of »I hmwi be
ing purchased. F ig 7 shows conect tile off rough edges w ith nail file.
It. Stockings; See nolrs on stock
site and ahape, Fig. H shows Incor
ings under (¡ro w in g tilrls and Hoys.
rect else.
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ft. Secure shoe» ahaped like the foot
C. Slices;
Select shoes which maintain good
with full upper allowing toe freedom.
feet -a n y shoe which meet» all the
(F ig 7 )
4 Have shoe« tilted one Inch longer following requirem ent»;
V -
1. Straight Inner line.
Check by
than fool. T h e width should be nne-
qusrter Inrh wider llinn foot until the holding both shoes In the hands, soles
twelfth year, then Ihe name as the up and Inner talgea together with
foot.
heel» and ball touching.
Note the
ft. Select shoe* with flexible soles nmount of divergence of the Inner
lines of the ti*es. T h e lea» the better
Avoid stiff hard *<>lr«
ft. Avoid too heavy »lines for small for Ihe great toe.
hoy* as well aa girts. Th e extra weight
2. Ilroad roomy toe In sole and u p
gives loo much additional work for the pe r; no pre»«ure from toe cap or
leg muaete* and la a cause of fatigue. seam. Compare with shape of foot.
7. Select low altoea to develop at rung Fig. 4. shoe with good toe ro o m ; Fig.
ankles and to iuaure free font circula t, crowded toe room.
ft. Hroad low In-els, thr«>e quarter
tion.
R. Select oxfords or barefoot san Inch to one and one-qunrter Inch.
dal» rather Ilian »llp|ier». Avoid slip (Fig*, ft. « .) Rubber heela are satls-
per« which pro** down Ihe tleali along farlory.
the upper edge, as shown by the hulg
N o te: T h e height depend» upon
Ing of the He«h above.
what the foot haa I men aecuatomed
P. Patent leather »Uppers retard lo. In en»«- heel» are too high for com
evaporation of the moisture from the fort and efficiency Ihe height should
feet.
lie reduced gradually and proper foot
10. Ile r l« : Secure spring heels aa exercise* taken.
long a* they can he obtained, at leakt
4. Lo w cut shoe permits free use of
until the eighth y e a r; ihen broad, low ankle and free circulation. (Flga. ft
heels not over one hRlf In three quur and A.)
ter Inrh for the growing ehlld with
ft. f ’«irr«-ct length and width. Have
otiy Inch maximum for the hlgh-acho«l feel measured, weight hearing, each
girl or boy.
time ahm-a are purchased T h e length
N ote; Under the direction of an should he one inch longer than the
ortliiqs-dle physician, some font de foot. T h e width not more than one-
formities may lie corrected by altera quarter Inch narrower.
tion of the h«*el.
,,
N«i»e; Flexible shank* allow free
11. Avoid high liee.a. Th e foot Is action of arch niusclea. Th e y are good
thrown In an unnatural position by for li«*nltliy, normal feet. Slek feet
high heels, which causes the ligaments wllh weak nr broken arches need the
snd muscles to he stretched, le«*«*nltig advice of an orthtqicdlc physician or
the elasticity of the arches and weak competent aurgAon.
Shoe C a r* : Keep the he«d* l«>veled
ening the foot. (F ig . 2.) H igh heels
retard efficiency In wnlk|ng.
Replace worn linings. A ir. D ry slow
12. Keep shoes In repair.
A ir at ly. Polish. Uae shoe trees.
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SAFETY
There is no factor of safety, from double thick
genuine plate glass to the solidarity of the
roof, which escapes the painstaking investi
gation of Fisher inspectors.
so. for effort la the soul of achieve
ment, and while we may reach our
longed-for goala, they should prove
merely atepplug atouea to greater en
deavor If we are to reach the highest
|ienka uf »nee«*«».— Contact Magaalne.
They Have Four Eyes
Mwampa hold many nddttlea. In the
water you will find those w hirligig
lieell<>a on the surface, any» Natuaa
Magazine. Do you know they have
four eyes? Th e y need them— con
fronted with the traffic situation that
Motion Pictures Old Study
Motion picture», while one of the
newest of modern development», are
the haala of one of the oldest re
corded studies.
It la said that stu
dent» in t ’lilna and Egypt ft.tkkl year«
ago were trying In their own crude
way to make animals move. In fh ln a ,
for Instance, ll g u m of animals were
cut nut of leather and moved before
a lamp an that their shadows ««-enied
to walk on tbs opposlta wall.
In
Quality above all else, is the creed of Fisher
craftsmanship.
faces them. See how their legs are
put on and perhaps you ran account
for the whirligig.
A nd Fisher has always regarded the safety
and comfort of those who ride in Fisher
Bodies the surest proof of Fisher quality.
Use for Phonograph Needle
T h e discarded phonograph needle
will do nicely to clean bottles, cruets,
(lower vsses, etc.
F ill receptacles
w llh w arm water, to which a little
ammonia has been added. I-ot sunk a
few hours, Ihen pour off about four-
fifths of the water, drop In the old
needles and shake until all the acdl
inent disappears.
Egypt a m irror and a hole In the wall
of a dark room gave a more Ingen
Inu* effect. Th e motion picture pro-
Jector a* It la known today, how
aver, la about ftfi years old.
To Absorb Ink Stains
One of the beat method« of rem ov
ing fresh Ink from ruga la tq apply
ammonia. It should he rubbed light
ly over the spot to he removed and
thla can h ^done hy taking a soft cloth
and saturating It w ith the solution.
It w ill Immediately absorb the Ink.
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