The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 1918 Page: 2 of 4
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THB INOLA RBOI8TBK
WRIGLEY5
We will win this war—
Nothing else really matters until we do!
Meanwhile :
The Flavor Lasts
Better nn medicine at all In all f^rms of Distemper than
the wrong kind.
"SPOHN'S"
OKLAHOMA STATE NEWS
la tkc RIGHT Klad.
Homfairn Kaow This Whea Tfcef
re dorr Tried It.
AU druggiata. bore* goods houw and manufactured ae'.l 1L
SrUHX MLDICAL CO, Oumhrm, lad.. lT. 1 A.
Will Keep You Busy.
Count your blessings and you will
tinve no time to think of disagreeable
tilings.
Look out for Span-
ish Influenza.
At the first sign of
a cold take
CASCARAK OUININE
I meU 11111 if far Mtwra—hlriW
U 14 hom ■ idlon pip km 1 day*- Ha«
back If it fells. Tkt|HaiMlnkwaMl«
with Mr win pkiwi. At Aa Dm iw
^ N. U., Oklahoma City, No. 4#-ieiE
SOLO FOR SO YEAM
For MALARIA,
CHILLS and
FEVER
Also ■ Pino Csnersl
Strengthening Tonic.
SOLD 91 ALL DXOC JTO*
No Bar There.
A customer got away from Llber'y
loan headquarters, reports a Toledo
(O.) Correspondent.
The headquarters are In the hase-
ment of the Spltzer building, where
there used to be a cafe. A man came
In. looked around at all the pretty irirla
working busily at many table*, took
off his bat with an embarrassed air,
and whispered to a couple of bystsud-
rr :
"Isn't there a bar here any more?"
The workers were so surprised that
they let the man hurry out without
even selling him a thrift stamp.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Klletf In Action.
Her* Albert I- Chapman, Oklahoma City.
HrrK L,r*'*r W. T >lor. Temule
Corp. John U-e Wsathers, Marlon.
Mechanic Storing Uobert Hunt. WUhurtoa
Cook William H. Johnson. HI n« wood.
Anton J Vodlska, Oklahoma City.
l>avtd O. McCurtain, Helena.
August Pavla. McCurtain.
James W. fields. Stilwell.
Charles T. flslnes. okemah.
Walter A. Hoott. Ludlow.
Jesse Scott. Millerton.
Deun K VVlIklns. oklahoma City.
Died of Wounds.
Lieut. Hoberi E. Hurk. Muskogee.
Corp. M. Cover. Okmulgee
Sergt. Otto K. Leven, Newkirk.
Corp Roy L. Rlnker. Washita.
William Tei*h, Caumet.
Jesse James Blanton, Norman.
Huburt Hunks Msson. Henryetta.
<*enrge Lawson Thayer, Leonard.
Samuel W. Jobe. Ada,
Robert Tarrant. Hooker.
I>avid J Ilagsn. okeene.
Died of Disease.
Pergt Major GroVer Samuel McConathy.
rorp. Oscar Jones, Kingfisher.
K ra R. Pettit, Soper.
Machl Kelley, Macksean
Adojphus O Foreman, Oould.
Kred B Graves. Sand Springs.
Ed Herndon, Nelson.
Liovd nivln. Enid.
Pres Williamson, Achtle
Henry l>rry Powell, Okmulgee.
James R. McCorkle. Chander.
Pres Williamson, Achille.
Walter Brown, Howe.
Clarence D. Melton, Sparks.
Russell Vandyke. Lone Oak.
John West. Wetumka.
Cecil K. TVi'ton. Dryden.
Died of Accident.
Ambrose S. Kite. Perry.
Fred B. Braves. Sand Springe.
BM Herndon. Nelson.
James R McCorkle, Chandler.
Lewis Gammon. Cherokee.
Missing.
Corpl. Ernest L. Parette, Cushing.
Kllshal Jones. Maysville.
Ancel H. Bluler, Forgan.
Wesley L. Lowry, quapaw.
Fred L. Stockton. Roosevelt.
Warren Hllbrant. Lamont.
Clifford K Margrmve. olustee.
Henry E. Kelley. Henryetta.
Jose E. Barsh. Muskogee
Cecil T Bostwlck, Pleasant Valley.
Wounded In Action.
fergt William A. Dickson, Sapulpa.
Sergt William R. Allatr. Lawton.
Corpl. Claud" A CriBtle. Morrison.
Hergt Andy Thompson. Hanson.
Alexander N. Munye. Henryetta.
Wm L Gentry. Gans.
Fam Hill. Komalty.
William Bryan T>unklln. Spiro.
Mack Vaden. Sand Springs.
Vlrgie L. Shivers, Stidham.
Caut. Walter O. Blsl>y, Chandler.
Sergt Dudley Wakefleld Fort Sill.
i Sergt Frank B. Garner, Marshall.
Sergt John J. McKlnnon, Shattuck.
Corpl John W Sehestedt, Marlow.
J Enlos Jones. Vian.
Eddie Keeth. Panama.
Howard E. Bowman, Rocky.
Eugene F Brtxley. Zena.
Hugh Pickard. Broken Arrow.
Delbert Hopper. KabbltL
I Redford J Kemp. Durant.
(-has T Tuel. Walter
I Dorenso F. Cornelius, Norman.
Edward L. Lindsay. Ninnekah.
C. Radden. I*auls Valley.
Barney T Newman. Norman.
i Rufus Henry Staggs, Blanchard.
: Arnold Augustus S< hlller. Chickasha.
Rov Bankhea.l, Stigler.
Jacob Way. Shawnee
I Jesse J. W'ebb. Purcell.
Hanson A Waddle. Vici.
James S. Wilson. Oreenbrlar.
I Leroy Self. Redden
Lieut Flovd R Drew. McAlester.
Sergt Howard R. Wynn. Hugo.
I Corpl John T Waymlre Jenks
I Corpl Walter W Faurot. Waynoka.
I Cook William T Guthrie, runnings.
Cook Frank C. Shea. Beaver
Corpl John S Hedges. Poteau.
Forrest Edward Bymaster, Ringwood
Robert D Freeman. Durant.
I William Havnes. Salem
Albert I. Moose. Sulphur.
Rurton R Hall. Carmen.
! Louis Col.lns Peggs
Hester L. White. Caney.
Rlehard Hlekey. Poteau
Julie Ijiratto. Okmulgee
George W McKlnnon, Lindsay
i Elbert N Wallace. Sand Springs.
! Bruce Wilson, Comanrhe.
Andrew McKee Elk City.
I fieorge E. McNerjln.
Joe B Mobbs. McAlester.
John Schmidt. Armstrong.
Robert S Jackson, lawton.
I Willie J Devon't. Lind ay.
I James Phlfer. Calhoun
IMchard Hicbev. Croteair
Harvey F. Kerns, orten'to
Nova J Shacklett. Westville.
, Boyd D Wilson. Mountain Park.
Prisoners of War
Harrv Miller. Coalgate
Roy E Crosser, Pocaasett.
Alva McFnrland. Cleo Springe.
' Aug^ietus Franklin.
Alva MeFarland. Cleo.
Carl C. t^-alle. Alva.
Geo D. S. Rice. Wheeless.
Indian Land* Taxable.
Hundreds of thousands of acres of
land In the Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations beconu unquestionably tax-
able. 6y virtue of a decision of the
circuit court of appeals, sitting at St.
Paul, in a suit known ss McNee vs.
Whitelieid Attorney General S. P.
Freellng. representing the state as In-
terver.or in the suit, received a letter
yesterday from the court clerk an-
nouncing the decision.
Melissa Colbert, a Choctaw Indian
woman, died leaving allotted lands to
six heirs. The hers conveyed the
land to J. E Whlteheid, aa It was
then discovered that the land had pre-
viously been sold for taxes and that
McNee had purchased the tax deed.
Whitehead brought suit In the federal
court of the eastern district of Okla-
homa. to cancel the tax deed, claiming
the land was not taxable, and was sus-
tained by a special judge.
Attorney Oeneral Freeling represent*
ing the state, secured permission to be-
come an intervenor and appeiled the
case Last July arguments were heard
and the decision was handed down,
reversing the lower court.
The decision besides enlarging the
tax resources of many counties In
southern Oklahoma clarifies a mooted
tax question, and makes the land In-
volved more marketable, said Attorney
Oeneral FreeHng.
The court held that allotted land,
while untaxable while in possession
of the allottee, became taxable when
title is passed to others.
Crop Prospects.
Oklahoma's cotton crop for 1918 will
approximate 465.000 b^Ies, a little
more than half of the production of 1
1917, sccordlng to the monthly sum- 1
mary of crop conditions by the board
of agriculture. An increase of 17 per
cent Is noted In the acreage sown to
wheat this fall. Some counties show
increases of 100 per cent In winter
wheat acreage. Recent rains havo
so improved the outlook for the new
year's crop that It is possible thero
will be a further Increase In the terri-
tory sown.
G. W. Grayson Jr., a son of George
W. Grayson, principal chief of the
Creek Indians, is now a major in the
United States army In France.
Hearing of the oil men before cor-
poration commission last week on s
request for modification of the order
prohibiting use of vacuum pumps is
the Healdton field, resulted In decision
by the commission that the order
should stand unchanged. Arthur Dale,
Calomel Loses You a Day's Work! *
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Bead my guarantee I If bilious, constipated or head-
achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger^
ous calomel to get straightened up.
Every druggist In town—your drug-
gist and everybody's druggist has no-
ticed n grent falling off in the sale of
calomel They all give the same rea-
son. Dodson's Liver Tone Is tsking
Its place.
"Calomel la dangerous and people
know It, whlls Dodson's Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
sults." said a prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tons ts personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells It. A large bottle doesn't cost
rery much, but If It fnlls to give eaay
relief In every case of liver sluggish-
Bess and constipation, yoo have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is s pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children snd adult*
TaUe a spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head-
nche, acid stomach or constipated
bowels. It doesn't grips or cause la-
convenience sll the next day like vio-
lent calomel. Taks s dose of calomel
today and tomorrow you will feel
weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose
a day's work! Take Dodson's Llvs*
Tone Instead and feel fine, full ol
vigor and ambition.—Ads.
Nest Arrangement.
"That is Elmer J. Pettifog. He Is s
member of the famous law firm of
Strutt, Lowder, Hooks, Skinner, Bray.
Pylfler & Suyde."
"But his name does not appear In the
Brm title."
"No, but they have s perfectly equi-
table arrangement; he does the work
tnd the rest of them take the money."
—Kansas City Star.
Defining s Malady.
"What do you think Is the nature of
Hlndenburg's Illness?"
"Nervous breakdown ss the resu't
if trying to mske a military hero oat
if the kaiser's eldest son."
"I see. You consider It a case of
the Prlncewlllles."
Hopefulness.
"Charley, dear," said young Mr*
Torklns, "I have one remaining bops
In connection with your bets on tli«
horses."
"You still have hope?"
"Yes. I hope the bookmakers whs
took your money Invested It In Liberty
bonds."
All Is not gold that shows up In S
glittering mining prospectus
flSTHMADOR
DRUGGISTS!! PLEASE NOTE
VICK'S VAPORUB OVERSOLD
DOE TO PRESENT EPIDEMIC
Tremendous Demand Last Few Days Has Wiped Out
Fve..t Stocks That We Had Estimated Would Last
Until Next January. Last Week's Orders Called For
One sty* Three Quarter Million Jars—Today's Orders
Alone Amount to 932,459 Jars.
quantities as possttds. If you sre out
conservation agent of the commission. Big Shipments Arc En Route to
Jobbers. Until These Arrive
There May Be a Temporary
Shortage. All Deals Postponed
—Buy in Small Lots Only.
will be sent to the field to investigate
alleged use of vacuum by some pro-
ducers.
Construction of the new Y. M. C. A.
hut for the S. A. T. unit at the l'nl«
noech of the engineering building on
whBt Is known as Brooks field. It is
to be a standard "Y" hut just like
they have at the army camps all over
the country. 113x40 feet. The cost
will be 14.000. When complete ths
building will lake care of l.Sou men.
sgain.
Strange. Isn't It?
A free-for-all light coats about $11
par head, unless the participants havo
unusually agile pairs of running gears
snd use them freely.
The phrase "single blessedness" was
coined by some snonymous old bachel-
Acid-Stomach Makes
Hilkms Old Before
Their Time
versity of Oklahoma ts being rushed to nr--r i it roc riM rrT IMMP.
completion. The hut Is being built
DIATE SHIPMENTS DI-
RECT BY PARCEL
POST.
Ttli advertisement Is written on
Mrnday. October 21st. It Is directed to
the attention of all distributer* of
Vic-k's VapoKnb. both wholesale nnd
retail. In sn emergency such a* the
present epidemic—our duty—and your
duty—Is to distribute Vapoltuh lu the
quickest possible manner to tbos<* sec-
tions stricken by InfluenxM. we there-
fore, call your careful attention to the
following:
DANOCR OF SHORTAGE IF SUP
PLY 18 NOT CONSERVED
On October 1st we bad on hnnd. at
our Factory and In twenty wareh'useo
scattered over the country, sufficient
VapoRub to last us, we thought, until
January 1st allowing for s 90 per com
Increase over last year's sales, sod not
counting our dsily output. This big
•zees* stock hsd been accumulated
during the summer months.
Then this epidemic of Spanish In-
fluenza hit us—and in the last ten days
this stock hss vanished. At first we
thought this tremendous domsnd
would last only s few days, but the
orders have run:
What la tt tart nSs « aw 1
tti.ir vitality, youth and «u«*l
■isSee tbeia all Is aft decrepit, year®
before their tune? Rome MJ It'a rbeu-
ntatiecD met la ailing iLetn. Others f«®-
j lata of rhruelc stuaach or Uf«f tr uLle.
Others are birtoua IJfe Is a burden to
ocultittdee ot dyapeptlca. Severe head-
ache, eitrean* srrtimriMa, Ine-.mula.
meotal depreeaUM, melancholia. es mis,
disalaeae. erit§ . heart and cheat palna,
eorwtlparUMa. etc.. claim otter multitude*.
Bodketlmee these people are downright
•fcrfc. More fmjueetiy they are )uat
treak. atrkly and uuflt. out hn iwtag es-
te ly what la the nattsr wHU rhea.
Nearly always tbey resort to ase^Haaa
of one hind or saother to the hope of
(••ftlng back their b<sltb and strength.
Sii'eaa they est the atonaacb free- fr .:i
a« Hill/, allowing It te talu full straagth
eut ni the food sstes.
Whst to It that causae teeth tn dsesyT
Deettota say - a< Id tntmlh- that ths seiif
formed by the fermenintlos of am sll
partftclsa food hxliietf la the teeth la
p<iwerful enough to est right tlir. u,-h
the hsrd enamel An arid st «narh pre-
heats a similar condltl.* Kn ees aeld
retsrds dtgeertua. Vi—4 la the atomarh
sears and fsraaesia. using pa la Osaes
afeet ths heart action The lataatinea
lunsae the hrssdlna place tor roant'ess
ptlttoaa of deadly ferw nr toilc poleots.
• *• ' 'sirle«J by the thai
fsmoua a< len' 1st. \letrhnfknl
the syst> in could t>e kept free fr>i<a these
toalc ferms, pei>pl>- might sssliy live s
hnudred jeer* or more.
The '«ly aafs thing to do ts ts rid the
•tciaach ot <ta es eee a> id at aace A
way baa been found tn tb won<Jerfal
preparation, called EA TO NIC—a cou
prt-essd compound that absort<s the si-
ceea acid and carries It sway though
ths bowels. Tboamsnds up«-D tb«H snde
aw kn«iw of ItTiiMi: and Its smaatug
Ker to clean «j«t the eacaaa add and
a the stoascb sweet, ct#r l asi
ftmnf gfefng ft a efsrtee to f"t er y
digest food so that you get fall ttreagtti
of what j"u eat and tn this way be f
fcsture tNtiid up vl*or"tse health, atrenath
and vitality to take the place tn a rew
da/s. of sl'-kmas, Isaaltude weskneas
EATOMC la worth yonr trial. Its
poMlhlltilee for restoring health, rig-r,
anersy and vitality are beyoad tel.lng
r u In mere worda—yoa must "Just try
If
KATOMO Is gbeolutsty guaranteed, so
fei s blf ftOe boi fr >m your drugflst If
t do** aot help ymi yo*ir money will be
refundod. If >«mr « m*-git.t d es nal h«*p
BATOMIC* «nd mwr ne ra and addrsss to
the K.stoalc Hetnedy Ceajssf. I"ll .
Wgbaeh 4ee.t '•hteaga, IIL. aad they will
a' oaee mall fan s Wc hot and you raa
sead theaa ths aioaey fas It aftar yua fa-
,r
| Private Clarence E. Sperry. 341rd
jfisld artillery sentenced to death by
court martial because he twice de-
serted to Join his partially paralyzed
] wife and three children, has been set
free by order of President Wilson.
Ths President directed that a copy
of his endorsement be handed to
Private Sperry, as a stimulus to him
to remember the fidelity and dlligsncS
which is required of soldiers called
Ratification of the transfer of the to defend thir country. Sparry die-
Collinsville district from Rogers to appeared whl'e in training at Camp
Tulsa county occurred at a Joint meet- Travis, Texas, last spring, and was
Ing of commissioners ot both counties found at his homo. Madill. After be
last week. jlng returned to camp he deserted
New Freight Rates. t Ueut. Co! E. H. Jayne. formerly ot
New freight ratfs amounting to s j Edmond, who has been In France for
reduction of from •% to 18 1-10 per iaTera| months hss been recommended
cent for Oklahoma were announced for protnotion to the rank of colonel,
from the office of the stele corporation : jnjme hss been connected
commission. with Oklahoma national guard for a
TJe United States wsst of ths Mis- number of years and Is widely known
slsslppl rived hss been soned. Okla- |0 military circles throughout the
homs Is In District S The other states stats.
In the district sre North snd South | Th# bakery of 8cotty Groves ot
Dskota. Nebraska. *" isas, Arkansas, cyril, will be closed for the period of
Teaas, emcluslve ol ..arts of the Pan- the wir. Groves was in Oklahoma
handle. Louisiana weft of ths Missis- City for a hearing on complaint of
slppl river and Missouri south of the W. B. Al'ey of the food administration
M'ssouri river. {enforcement division. Alley asserted.
The tariffs are bssed on s schedule lh* Groves had not be n using ths
of 100 percent rates. Oklshoms snd "heat substitutes
zone Rtstss take the 100 percent * bak,n« h!# bread
basis. The mountain divisions tsks i ror ths first tyns smC? soldiers be-
a schedule of 125 perccnt and ths «*" la •>« ooncentrstsd st Law'ion lor
states of Zons 1, MlnnesoU, Wlseott- "sinlng on foreign bill's fronts, lake
sin. Iowa and Missouri r.orth of the l-*w-t°nks. the c!ty reservoir which
Missouri river are flg-t-ed on a basis of ;upp"e• 81"' C m!> d
Lawton with water Is now completely
P"rcent of tte ; filled with fresh water Rains of ths
For the first time in the history o past two weeks, breaking a three
Tulsa householders sre laying In ajyear's dry period in southwestern
supply of coal and setting up coal Oklahoma, sre responsible for the n
itovea for the winter. newsl o ft lie water supply,
Decplte the drouth and the spprosca | Construction of six tuberculosis sen-
of the fourth Liberty loan, sates of atorla to form the nueleus of a hi>s.
wsr savings stamps for Oklahoma dur- pital organisation capable of caring
Ing the month of October exceeded tor J.OOO patients la the goal of a
two and one-hai' million dollars Tsk- rampslgn about to t>« launched by
Ing conditions Into consideration this the Oklahoma Tuberculosis Assoc la-
Is looks'! upoi ss an excellent showing tlon. Under present plans, the stats
U spite of ths Influents epidemic will be called upon to furnish money
whKli paralyzed draft work In many tor building san'orfa. Counties send
| parts of the stste. Major E. M. Kerr Ing patients to them will be asked
la receiving reports from many cojn- to defray two-*hlrda of the expense
ties who have seat out all question- *nd the state the remaining third. It
! nitres te registrants between 30 sad is estimated that there are at leaat
I 46 and whs have mads all ph7staal f ,000 tuberculosis victims tn Okla-
' — ••etnettas* aad atasslSeaUees. bema sow.
Wed., Oct IS 18.S04 dos.
Thur.. Oct IT 2.1.S2S dos.
Erl., Oct.. 18 dos.
Sat.. Oct. 1# 4S.KW doa.
Mon.. Oct 21 TT.705 do*.
Up to Raturday, October 19th, we
kivs actually ahlpped for this month
$400,384.10, or over two million Jars
of YspoRub.
THC PRODLEM NOW IS TO OIS
TRIBUTE VAFORUB QUICKLY.
Most of this tremendovs'quantity la
still en route to the Jobbers, but
j, | and express are both con-
gested flffwsdjf/s. tad U c-".y be •?—-
Mm# befofe this stlpply reaches the
Jotibefs. In the meantime. thertfAre,
It ts ttecessai^ that we distribute, as
widely as possible, the stock that we
ere manufacturing dally, together with
that now on th> Jobbers' and retailers'
Shelves, In order that It may get to
the Influenw districts quickly. Onr
normal output Is about 4.000 dozert
per day. W«i are putting on a night
shift, but it will be a little while be-
fore that la producing.
WHAT WC ASK THC WHOLKSALI
DRUQQI8T TO DO.
U t Saturday we notified all of oar
Jobbers, by Siiecial Delivery, aa fol-
lowa:
1st—Deals and quantity shipments
of all klnda are cancelled. Pill no
quantity orders of any kind, whether
taken by our salesman nr by your own
Sell In small lota only.
2nd—Order from as la as small
THB V1CK CHEMICAL COMPANY,
we will try to ship a limited amount
by Parcel Post or express, snd pay ths
charges ourselves.
3rd—In order to make diatrlbutlon
still quicker, we will ship direct to
your retail customers qnantities not
more than three (3) dozen SOc size at
nn.v one shipment.
4th—We are now nnt of the flOc aire
and will be for the next len days.
WHAT WE ASK THE RETAIL
DRUGGIST TO DO.
Boy In as small quantities as poaal*
We. If you have any qusntlty orders,
irtven the Jobber's salesmen or given
to our salesmen, don't bother sboul
hem—no need tn write us—tt Is sbao*
lutely Impossible to fill these orders
at this time. If the Jobber* In your
territory are out of Vlck's VapoRub,
we will ship you by Parcel Post, pre-
paid. quantities not more than three
(3) dnzen 3i>c size In any one order.
Naturally, we can't open accounts st
this time, so your check or tnooey or-
der for this amount must accompany
rder. Don't write us stating to ship
thru your Jobber, ss we then hsvs to
wslt until we write this Jobber end get
hi* O. K. If you wlah the gooda to
come thru your Jobber, hsvs him order
them for you.
SNOWKD UNDER WITH CORSS.
SPONDENCE.
Our force has si ready been "shot to
pieces"—twenty-four of our men sre
wearing Uncle Ham's khskl—snd this
recent rush has simply buried aa All
our sslea force hss been called In te
help In the office snd fsctory. We Jus<
mention this so yoo won't bold It
sgslnst us If your wires and letters
aren't answered promptly.
SPECIAL BOOKLETS ON SeANISM
INFLUENZA.
We will send, on request, to any re-
tall druggist. 100 or more little book^
lets, Just Issued, on Spanish Inflaensa,
giving the latest Information about
this disease—Its history—the srm^
tome—the treatment, and particularly
the use of Tick's VapoRub as so ex-
ternal application IS supplement ths
physician's trestment. -
NEW WAYS TO USE VAPORUS
In n Mil Ion to t«. method Jot
using Vapoltub—-that la. «M ed or*
llie Uiroqt and chest snd coVfreJ? l*ltk
hot flannel cloths'-our customer# are
writing us dslly felling of their sae-
cess In using Ve^oRtib In other wsys,
particularly s* s preventive. They
melt a little IA a spoon and Inhale the
vapors arising, nr melt It In a bensntn
steam kettle. Where the steam kettle
Is not available. VapoRub c^ii he used
In an ordinary teakettle. Pill the tea-
kettle hnlf full of boiling wster. pot In
half a ten poon of VapoRub from time
to time—keep the kettle Jt «t slowly
biitllug and Inhale the steam arising.
According tn a Rullctln Ju«t Issoed
by the Public Health Service. Pr-
Stiles recommends that the nose and
Hi rout lie kept coaled with some oily
•'distance. Kor this purpose VapoRub
Is excellent—Just put s little up ttis
nostrils from time to time snd snuS
well hack Into the sir pssssges.
GREENSBORO, N. Q
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The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 1918, newspaper, November 14, 1918; Inola, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc180873/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.