The Ringwood Recorder (Ringwood, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1923 Page: 4 of 5
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THE RINGWOOD RECORDER RINGWOOD OKLAHOMA
HRS LINDQUIST
TELLS WOMEN OF
: MIDDLE AGE
What Lydia E Pmkham'a
' Vegetable Compound
Did for Her
KaniM (Sty Mo— “I was left la
’ serious condition after childbirth
and no one thought I
could ever be any
better Then came
the ‘Change of Life
and 1 was not pro
pared forwbat I had
to suffer I bad to
to bed at times to
be perfectly quiet as
1 could not even
stoop down to pick
anything from the
floor I cud not suffer
any pain but I was
decidedly nervous ana could not sleep
For nearly two years I was this way
and the doctor was frank enough to tell
me that be could do no more for me
Shortly after this I happened to see in
a newspaper an advertisement of Lydia
E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound In
a few days the medicine was in the
house and I had begun its use and 1 took
it regularly untO I was well I recom-
mend the Vegetable Compound to others
when I have the opportunity”— Mrs
May Lindquist 2814 indepenfomt
Are Kansas City Mow
The Ever-Youthful Angler
Don’t become old — go fishing once o
twice a week — From The Professor
A FEELING OF SECURITY
Ton naturally feel secure when yoi
know that the medicine you are about te
take ih absolutely pure end contains as
harmful or habit producing drugs
Such a' medians is Dr Kilmer’s Swamp
Root kidney brer and bladder remedy
The asms standard of purity strength
end excellence is maintained in every bot
tie 'of Swsmp-Root
It is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs
It is not s stimulant and is taken is
tea spoonful doses
It is not recommended for everything
It is nature’s great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney liver end blsddei
troubles
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr Kilmer’ Swamp
Root
If you need a medicine you should
have the best On sale st all drug store
in bottles of two sizes medium end largo
However if you wieh firgt to try thi
greet preparation send ten cents to Dr
Kilmer A Co Binghamton N" Y for s
sample bottle When writing be sun
and mention this paper— Advertisement
The average height of a human rac
Increases at the rate of one and one
fourth inches every thousand years
Baby’s little dresses will Just simply
dazzle If Red Cross Ball Blue Is used
In the laundry Try it and see for your
sell At all good grocers — Advertise
ment
Old Marvin Cooley’s idea of a good
fortune teller Is a bank teller
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
ERL-AMS
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Skin Tortured Babies Sleep
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
Sms 25c OialMt 25 ad StcTalna 2Sc
16799
DIED
in New York City alone from kid-
ney trouble lost year Don’t allow
yourself to become a victim
by neglecting pains and aches
Guard against trouble by taking
LATHROP'S
HAARLEM OIL
The world’ standard remedy for kidney
fiver bladder and uric acid troubles
Holland' national remedy 1696
All druggists three rise a Guaranteed
Lnk foe ike mm CeM Medal mm
riMriinfelMlietfea
Do Your Foot llnrtt
When shoes pinch or coma and bunion
acbe get a package of Allan’) Foot
F — — tire antiseptic healing powder U
be shaken Into the shoes It takes thf
sting out of corn bunions and callouses
end gives bwtant relief to Smarting Ach
fc Swollen feet At sight wbea you
feet ache and burs from walking o
dancing sprinkle some Alton’s Foot-
in the foot bath and you will aolvt
your foot troubles Over L500000 pound
of powder for the feet were used by ow
Army and Navy daring tbs war Sob
everywhere
VOX AND TURTLE MEET
ONE morning Mr Fox happened to
stop in the woods near some ferns
where Mr Turtle was resting “Good
morning Grandpa” said Mr Fox “I
expect youmust be pretty tired you
travel so fast” -Mr
Turtle was slow to wrath In
the first place he did not mind being
Sailed grandpa for he was very old
and In the next place he was so wise
that he was sofiry for Mr Fox he was
so young and flippant ‘ -
“Good morning Mr Fox” replied
Mr Turtle In a dignified manner “I
am not really In need of rest' but I
like to take time to enjoy the things
I see
“Did you know my good friend that
those who travel through the world
swiftly miss s great deal that Is
going on?" -
"I think I see about all that hap-
pens around these parts” answered
“I 6hould Like to Know What I Miss”
Mr Fox rather crisply “and If I do
say so I travel at a pretty fast rate
of speed"
“Yes that you do" raid Mr Turtle
“especially when our enemy Mr Dog
la on your track but as I raid you
mlsa a great deaL” - ' -
“I should like to know what I
miss" said Mr Fox “Away down
there on the ground you must miss a
great deal of what I can see” -
"Perhaps perhnps” murmured Mr
Turtle “Did you ever see a spider’s
web all covered with dew Mr Fox
under a bush or a leaf where the sun
“What’s in a Name?’
By MILDRED MARSHALL
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R1IODA
A MONO the flower names which
“ have been under discussion ap-
pears one name which is not generally
recognized as belonging to the list
It la Ithoda the graceful Greek name
which has completely lost Its Identity
under Importation and la now regard-
ed as purely English and American
The name signifies “llose" It la taken
from the Greek word for the flower
It was apparently transplanted In-
tact to English shores as there is no
record of its evolution from a Gr-ek
root The Rohnls which appeared in
France and named the wife of Gilbert
de Gaunt la thought by etymologists
to have arisen from the Latin “tiros"
meaning fame rather than to have
beeu taken from the flower Indeed
moot of the derivatives of the femi-
nine name Rose are believed to have
come from this source
Thus Rboda la almost unique In her
place and significance likewise It has
never suffered contraction
The ruby Is Rhoda’a tallsmanlc gem
It possesses the deep red color which
Is likewise her talisman and prom-
ises her the fulfillment of her ambi-
tions bodily and mental health and
poise of bearing Tuesday Is her
lucky day aqd S her lucky number
(S by WkMlv IraOctU Inc )
CThe Friendlu Path
Bu WALTER L
ROBINSON
DON’T BE “COPY-CAT”
IMITATING Is poor policy Yet on
erery hand we find people living
dressing and amusing tbemaetvee the
way others do for no particular reason
ether than peril aim to satisfy tbelr
desire not to permit anyone to get
ahead of them
Probably nothing proves n greater
ebstructlon to tbe progress of the
world than the folly of Imitating Cer-
tainly tbe desire ao to do results In
e greet amount of unhappiness to men
and women everywhere
The only reel advancement In any
community M for the public at large
must come through people doing new
things or old things In different ways
Every Important advance with prob-
ably e few exceptions has come to In-
dividuals and nations ra n result of
men or women taking new paths la
order to accomplish something worth
while for themselves end their fellows
Because they cannot Uve la bouses
ag flee ea others cannot wear as One
can Just touch It In the early morn-
ing F’
“Can’t Say that I did” replied Mh
Fox : - - ! ' - -
“You have missed s beautiful sight”
answered Mr Turtle “Have you ever
stopped to notice the ants at work
Mr Fox?"
“Can’t ray 'that I have” said Mr
Fox
“Yon have missed a wonderful
sight" answered Mr Turtle “Have
you ever watched the birds that nest
near the ground feed tbelr young
Mr Fox?"
“No I never have” replied Mr Fox
beginning to feel uneasy “I travel
fast and I have no time for trifles
Mr Turtle"
“You have missed a great deali Mr
Fex I may travel slowly but I have
time to see what Is going on around
me and that Is more than you can
ray The trifles as yon call them are
the tilings that count In life remem-
ber that my young friend
“Just beenura you have four legs
that carry you swiftly over the
ground do not think you have seen
all ' there Is In the world ' Many of
the most wonderful and beautiful
things in the world are missed by
those who run” '
“Well Grandpa that sort of reason-
ing may be all well enough for you
but If I went nosing about tbe ground
instead of keeping my bead up where
It belongs I should miss being alive
very soon and Mr Dog—”
Off dashed Mr Fox for at that mo-
ment Mr Dog came bounding through
the bushes with a bark that made Mr
Turtle draw his bead Inside his shell
and Mr Dog ran over him without
knowing he was there
“Foolish young fellow” thoaght Mr
Turtle “If lie kept close to the
ground as I do he would keep out
of trouble"
“Foolish old fellow” raid Mr Fox
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WATCII YOUR WORDS
Words are but the shadows sf ra-
tions— Plutarch
HERE Is a ’bit of worldly wisdom
for the young man or woman who
Is striving to appear to best advan-
tage In a circle slightly higher up on
the sorial scale than the one to which
he or she Is accustomed Nothing per-
haps counts so much for or against
you as the words you use Your dress
may be Irreproachable and your table
manners perfect but If you don’t use
discrimination In the words you use
you may be dropped like the proverbial
hot cake So go slowly If you are
In doubt as to the usage of any word
or expression don’t use It at all Run
the risk of being thought a little for-
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clothes and Jewels and cannot dupli-
cate their neighbors’ motors a large
nn fortunate class find little Joy in
llvfhg Others work and growl alt
along tbelr pathways because they
spend too much In order to Imitate
their fellow men
No Individual ever Hands out from
hla fejlows unless he does something
valuable which others cannot or are
too lazy to da It therefore Is not
difficult to understand why the few
who occupy places of real honor are
so few Nor Is It beyond understand-
ing that so many seek high places and
success la rain because they either
do not try to distinguish themselves
by doing one Important net which
others fall to accomplish or else aim
ao higher than others
When one tries to Imitate he Is
more likely to make e miserable fail-
ure than to succeed
Muskrats Imitate the beavers In
housebuilding la tbe wilds along Lake
Superior bet they remain muskrats
Just the same
NritM wsmtar arratmt law)
Hoot Gibson
Edward Hoot Gibson born in Te-
kamah Neb twenty-six year ago
stands five feet six In his socks and
weight 160 pounds He has blue eyea
brown hair and a most captivating
smile With the exception of a short
time spent In vaudeville and with' a
big ahow in Australia he has seen
seven years' service before the cam
era He le married
later when he was safe In bis den
thinking of Mr Turtle ‘“Living down
there on the ground as he does Is dan-
gerous Someone might step on him
No sir 'I choose to have my swift
feet to use even If I do miss a few
cobwebs"
But after all Mr Turtle was right
In a way for those who travel swiftly
through life often mlra tbe little tilings
that go to make up the beautiful "big
Npspr srract
mal In your speech rather than nse
the slang that will brand you as a lit-
tie second rate by the persons with
whom you wish to succeed
Here are some of those little second-
rate words and expressions: “Swell"
and “tony" which may have been well
enough once but are now decidedly
out of good usage To ray that you
went to a swell dance and met some
tony people would suggest that you
were unaccustomed to either
“Classy” though not so out of date
has a second-rate sound especially
when used by more mature persons
We can excuse a boy of eighteen for
raying that he had a “classy time” at
his high school dance but when a wo
man of forty describes a man acquaint-
ance ps “a classy gentleman” we are
less lenient
“My friend" “my gentleman friend'
“my young man" are used not lnfre-
quently by girls to indicate their
fiances or admirers They are all
taboo In good usage Fiance Is the
only way to express the man you are
engaged to In ordinary conversation
and unless you are engaged you should
refer to your admirer merely at “
man friend” or “an acquaintance”
Unless you are quite sure of your
audience don’t use slang at all To
be sure slang posses current among
men and women of the most desirable
social circles but the slang that you
use may be discordant to tbe ears of
yoar new acquaintances and they may
misjudge you because of It
In ordinary conversation be careful
of nslng too frequently such expres-
sions as “said I” or “he raid" “I
rays” or “he says" os apJled to the
past time Is positively ungrammatical
but even the correct grammatical form
If repeated often mart tbe best-told
tale or the finest repartee'
Be careful about using the adjective
form “awful" “dreadful” or “terrible
Now to ray that a friend Is wearing
an "awfully pretty hnt" or that you
are “terribly aorry” that she has such
a “dreadfully bad cold" may Indicate
a lax use of words but we ail do use
these Intensifying words more or less
and we ray things are terrible awful
and dreadful that are not so at alL
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A LINE O’ CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
THE STORM
HE thunders crash
The llghtalsgs Sash
Tha winds Mow a-rttli tna
Put what enra I
For tin posts high
Aad blasts that batter wsf
Tbs wind aad rala
Sp-sk not of poia
Or other things of dolo
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“Why do you want to work In this
powder mill?" “The doctor told me
I bad to quit smoking”— Life- -
CHILDREN CRY
FOR “CASTORIA”
Especially Prepared for Infants
- and Children of All Ages
Mother! Fletcher’s Castorla has
been in use for over 30 years to relieve
babies and children of Constipation
Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhea
allaying Feverishness arising there-
from and by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels aids the assimilation of
Food giving natural sleep without
opiates The genuine bears signature
Mr Trobe
“Blank is a man who has dug deep
Into life"
“Ahl He was a surgeon !”— Judge
WHY TAKE
LAXATIVES?
Discovery by Science Has
Replaced Them
Pills and salts give temporary relief
from constipation only at tbe expense
of permanent injury says an eminent
medical authority
Science has found a newer better
way — a means as simple as Nature It-
self In perfect health a natural lubricant
keeps the food waste soft and moving
But when constipation exists this
natural lubricant is not sufficient
Doctors prescribe Nujol because It
sets like this natural lubricant and
thus secures regular bowel movements
by Nature's own method — lubrication
As Nujol Is not a medicine or laxa-
tive It cannot gripe and like pure
water It Is harmless and pleasant
-Nujol Is used In leading hospitals
Get a bottle from your druggist
today — Advertisement
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“I wish to state that 1 wan
a sufferer for rears with kid-
ney and bladder trouble ao
severe at times that I had to
star in bed 1 was advised
that one of my kidneys would -have
to be removed
In September 15 X bears
taking HOBO K ID NET AND
BLADDER REMEDY and af-
ter taking six bottles I an
doing my work regularly
without pain or fU -convenience
whatever and consider
my troubles permanently re-
lieved and nave gained M
pounds
I am giving this testimonial -ef
my own free will and ac-
cord that other eufTerers maw
be guided to the Key of ration
Vary truly
(signed) Paul LeBlanc
1828 Lillian Street
Shreveport U”
There is no reason for any
One to suffer as this man did
If you have symptoms of this
trouble and have despaired of
getting relief buy just one
bottle of Hobo and note the
almost miraculous relief you
will get It is sold by drug
stores everywhere
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LIQUIDS OR BASTES
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Don't Hide Thera With a VcS Reraeve
Thera With Othine Double Strength
Tilts preparation for ths- treatment el
freckles la usually ao socceaafn! to removing
freckle sad tivlnc e deer beautiful com
ptexlos that It Is sold under (BarantM te
refund the money If It fella
ZoBt bids otrr freckles under e ssHf
tret su ounce of Othlne end remove them
Eves tha first few application should shove
n wonderful Improvement some of the
lighter freckles vahtshlnc entirely
He sure to sak the drueirlst for the
double-strength othlne It Is this that le
sold oa the money-beck ruarantee
m Dser Become a Nuisance
Deer are doing much damage to
New Zealand there are estimated to
be 300000 all of which came from
111 Imported between 1S61 and 1909
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Dixon, Edgar A. The Ringwood Recorder (Ringwood, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1923, newspaper, July 20, 1923; Ringwood, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1840760/m1/4/: accessed June 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.