THUItHDAY, HEIT
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THE BPKINOFlELh NSW*
3, 1925
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About ifour
Towel.
doctor.
Waste disposal—keep garbage In * Food—Choose for each day some
covered cans, and prevent file*.
thing from each of the following
Use only the toilet* provided by »nt, group*. If you leave out any ol these
management. B* especially careful ; groups you will not keep up strength.
about contamination of gtreaiEa— I 1. Meats, eggs, milk, cheese, fish,
State Hoard of Health.
peas, beans nuts.
2. —Vegetable* such as tomatoes,
Dealer* keeping on display or offer squash, lettuce, celery. ’ Steens.”
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LA-rga
Health
Things You Should Know
Ing for sale Immoral periodicals would
Boys Will Be Boy*.
l»e subject to a fine ranging from |5 '
to ifdiO or imprisonment for a period
It had reached the ears of the sum
of six months under the provl*lons of ' mer boarder at Eb Smith's place that
un ordinance introduced at a meeting Eb was somewhat glvtn to beating
of tho Sab-rn city council.
his wife. So one day the boarder took
Development of the poultry Industry , 'the matter up with Mrs. Smith.
in the Hermiston district has been , “Why,“ she asked, “do you stsnff
rapid, according to H. E. Crosby, ex
for your husband'« beating you?”
tension specialist of Oregon Agricul- i
tural college. Between 25,000 and 30,-I “Well, dearie,” aighed the victim,
“you have to humor ’em to keep ’em
000 hens and pullet* are expected t o .
peaceable, you know."
he in production thia fall.
OUR INVISIBLE FOES.
A happy i.t.itr of mind
that
In whlrii w« bellova that * «
haven’t an enemy in the worbl.
There may be good re iio n for hut
diatrlbutlng ourli servility.
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tl.sro »re, in fact, million« of
druilly foes about u«, invisible, un-
rerognlxod, until It is forever too
late In many Instances to check
their depredations.
The Invisible foe I* ever a men-
ace to life. We may combat the
known enemy—or, if he 1« too big
fo r us, we may beat a safe re
treat; but the thug in the dark al-
ley, reason* that dead men tell no
tales. It I* the 1-oncealeil weapon
that does the harm. The deadly
submarine is an invisible foe, ter
rible in action, and yet the micro
scopic germ kills more,
I t is my purpose in thia series
of articles, to discuss “our invis
ible foes" from the standpoint of
one who has been for thirty-three
veers an active clinician, and who
is still so, engaged in the honor
able effort to keep men and wom
en At, believing that life may be
prolonged, and the world be made
better thereby.
It would be an eminently wise
measure i f our Public School
H oard s would add the subject of
bacteriology to the course of
atudy, providing at least a work
ing knowledge of the subject,
which would enable the student to
defend himself against many of
the active foes of comfort and
health, which continually beset
him.
I f you, dear reader of thia
paper, are Intersted In health and
Its consequent longer and happier
life, for yourself and family, we
shall try earnestly to contribute
thereto, by kindly advice gleaned
from the Aeld of experience.
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See our line of visit r.g c^ ’ '
N W Emery, dentist. 3atton Bldg paneled, or plain, at the News office.
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EXTRA GOOD
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Young Steer Meat for
Saturday
«very bun ¡red cents spent. Take time water bottle. Take no food or Jrluk.
In the evening to cook enough for if pain still continues, send for the
breakfast and lum
<*ook cereals
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I during the evening m -al.
Your paycheck is bigger when you
Keep foerl from vermin and flies
keep w ill. The State Hoard of Health
make* the following suggostlons with which may carry typhoid fever and
111« hope ’hut you will earn a lot oi other infection* dises ea. Try an In-
exp* naive refrlgetator made by hang
money.
ing a sacking-covered hog to a tree
Keep Clean.
or post with a constant drip of water
Hoap kills many kinds of disease placed above It Keep food away from
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germa and prevents the sickness unwashed hands, your own and others.
which often come* lu catup from eat-I Keep meat on Ice until time for
Ing with unwashed hands. Washing cooking it.
the feet and socks each day and rub-
Boll all milk except that from a
blag soap Into the socks lessens the certified dairy.
NEXT W EEK:
burning of feet during the Job which
Drink sparingly t^hile at work
W H E R E FIR S T TO
W
hen overheatel wnen out the mouth
requires
standing.
F O R T IF Y FOR H E A L T H
line Your Own Drinking Cup and J with cool waier but do not swallow
It.
3. llread, cereals, macronl
Avoid unripe or over ripe fruit, and
4, —Butter, cream, lard, suet, salt
Give Dancing Party—Mi«s Jiinn'ta
jail unwashed fruits and vegetables,
Flower* and her brother, Dale, en pork, salad oil.
6.—Sugar mola.se», syrup, honey, especially for young children.
tertained a numb'-r of Springfield and
For stomach ache—Take a half day
Eugene young people at a danrlii" cakes, candy and t reserves.
Cooking take* time, but It helps off from work. Me flat on jour buck
party at the Coburg dance hull Wed-
give a dollar's worth of strength for with application* of hot cloths or hot
neaday evening.
HOW TO KEEP WELL
IN HARVEST TOLD
These steers are the best we can possibly buy.
roast or steak of this m eat will solve your Sun-
Corn fed chickens th a t are real good.
Qaality with Cleanliness
at the
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Accepting what is offered without Investigating to find out whether better values
might not be had for the same or less post 1« like throwing your money in the fire.
It Is a form of Inllfference which fosters careless aud expensive methods of mer
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Many Clever housewives today shop In person, compare values closely “ ni> ,ns,8t •hB,
ilu lr food allowances shall buy the maximum 'n both quantity and quality. Prices
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49 pound sack
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Citrus tlranulnled Soap for washing m achines and dishwashing,
large package ...............................................................................
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