The Chandler News-Publicist (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, December 17, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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PACE TWO
THE CHANDLER SKWS-PUBLJCIST
► Klim, UIXKMIIi:il IT, 1 WIT-
HK II III III l.l I TINS
SAVES DAUGHTER
| the boy* and girt* of Oklahoma
a «Mild a Ithhold thm help
Advice cl Mother bo Doabt Pro-
▼rsti D»u|btrr'i Untimely Fj»d.
<B> Or John W Duke »
IIum rk«n \rr We?
The Oklahoma Stale Board of
Health a ill undertake during (he
early month* of neat year a aanitary
aurv••> of ati mtire township In Ok
lahoiuu f(»r the purpo** of aaoertain-
Ina (he exact condition* under which
ita cltlaena live from day to day __ ^ ^ ______________
from the standpoint of environmental^ jnf near|y month* ante*
that a fleet publn health \ rural | Lattrq Bratcher, of litis place, and
a .is dim n in bed lor th <
dltion to ita farm henna till eon
tain a village In which there e*
neither municipal
Ready. K> " I aa»‘ no! able to do
I cannot tell you how I suffered adh
my head, and with nervousness and
aouuni) (roubles.
•eaeraK** nor a
municipal water supply Bn* h hone*
and ita aurrouudtnK* a ill Ih» oare-
fully Inipactod, and th-* data record -
ed 8pe« ial atletitlon a ill bo given .--v . , • . ,
to questions of drainage -otireoa “f v
water use in the hom*ehold, disj>o«i-J At last, my mother advised me o take
tloti of refuse. and such difference* CSfdul, Iftc a t..w S t*'mc. I th*>. "d
in modes of Ms In ie a- may arm* at j d JM BO use lor I was nearlv dr ad ad
dtUMWiil ......on. ... .h. ...r Ho ^ ^ »“
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give il tip We tried another do*.tor,
t he dal
I to |lr«t hind «*l (JU4i.«ntlio l ine
The Stat« Board .»• \grtc Allure in
conjunction with the federal govern-
ment la rendering Oklahoma Itua
mtvIce by its aarefare upon the rat-
tle tick The eradication of this tick
in Oklahoma means an Increase of
millions of dollars in the value of
Oklahoma cattle Fit la service can
be estimated in dollars and o*nli
Hut Oklahoma is not doing for its
human property a hat it is doing for
its live stock The health of
fnfimt* \\ mot. in dollar.-
* t M i • to !>!.(< . th • •••;-! o' L »ki.*ltoma
above the qua rant I ue line of prevent-
able disease and bad health
Sl ll.s rill \ I \1 I t III IB I I Os(**
Hl'ltl \|»
Itow * hie Matt * «*i»ira« r«*«l |ti-« .»-«
I nun si.k I i'II.im Worker
I am able
my os a
she
true »tor> from an Indiana ctt>
vs how Bed t'roaa Christina*
right here
i 8.-aIs might help
(immunity
John Allison was fairly pre
•s lie held a good fvosition in
niii
this
systematic disposal of dlsease.pro-1 *^'fn botilp*. and now
Jyi-lnc Ml!, n111 bo clwil) owtllii.-.l ,'\dh°.*11 ol w0,k *nJ
Aft Or ». iraultil* lh^ Inft.rmftllon' ► , . , ,
asaembled In th* making of this re I Inttia CarJui is thp be*! ncJ.cinp in
port sill be used In outlining a bet fhc world M> weight hav mcrtASPd, J
ter plan ol living in comiunnltler. J *nd I look the peture ot health
that do not hav. If you suffer from any ot the ailments
ing for public health to be found In peculiar to women, get a bottle ot Cardm ^ j j,,s , hoi.. and th* ' were
towns and cities The result* should Kk/djf. Delay \s dangerous. Wc know , t. p, month- after i< wa-
bq or mm h value in enabling all rural t! will help you. lor it has helped *® ! mar', „»a Joh paid the last oistall-
eoniniututte- Is I my c- • . - . *
*
should be done in each household f(*f| At all drug., *!s. lli. rv night and tin* ha >il -* .-til
the protection of its mem • rs \ . 4 to stick . vet after months of mar
township that odd '• 1 g« \ i. i . M - \ll - ■ met Joh
adopt hygienic and sanitary >a | • ,«- «••• t-j ** .«*• n>'» h.'—* Aith a kand i hug a' it t.s *
** • * " •« N w
other townahiiw of Oklahoma should •
a wav A mouth ago his heartoroken
widow hid her face in little Dorothy's
curls as the doc- begun to fall on
the earthly remains of her husband
She was poorly fitted for life's work
Little Dorothy is now being sup-
ported through public funds, while
her mother washes other people's
linen and scrubs other people *
floors In time she, tea*, will un-
doubtedly become a public charge
In getting*’ tuberculosis from
Jim who had get it from somebody
else. John was changed from a pro-
ducing member of society, n high
f. lass c.tiieu and an asset lor any
|community to a liability. Interest
Jon the liability sill be paid for > oars I
j to come And who can eatiiunte in!
.dollars and cent- the value of that
I happy home broken up prematurely!
t by this most terrible and relentlea*
•of all preventaMc diseases tuber-
; culoais*
How many Jims and Johns are*
'there la our comtuunit v " f’vcry Red J
j Cross seal you buy helps to educate]
j y our friends and ueighlmrs to pre
tending over several years in the’their prttnarv purpose may be to aid
state agricultural colleges Those the tariuer. a receptive man can non
who can not leave their poaitions can fail to learn much front th. speakem!
with very little trouble or exjH*nsoJ that are invited to attend. In some
lake courses during the summer va- states special sessions for teach, rs
cation or short courses during the! of agriculture are held in eonttcetiou
winter i with state or eounty associations of
A great deal of practical agrieyi- teachci* Huch meetings offer an op-
ture may also be learned by attend I l»or,un*l> ft,r • vrbange of ideas and
ing institutes and other farmers f»>r heaping in touch with new moth-
me. tings If no such meetings ar.* tMi* ttn<1 off«‘r stimulus and impira
held In the teacher's district, he can ,ion which th. progreaaive man can j
as-ist in organizing thorn. Though not afford to neglect
How To Cure fold-.
Avoid cx;*o«urc and drafts Eat
right Take Dr King s New Discov-
er.' It is prepared from Piue Tar,
healing balsams and u;>ld iavatirea
l»r King's New Discovery ...i.- ard
cxiM-h the cold germs, soothes the
irritated throat and allays intlamzu/
t ion It heals the mucous metn-
bran. Search as you will, you can
not find a better cough a id cold
remedy. Its us- over 45 years is a
guarantee of satisfaction. ;.iv-i
provides relief and]
ho suffer and ae-|
•v ision for the con-1
trol of the spread of tlie disease from '
I the si. k to the well Buy Rod Cross
• seals for*yotir own sake and for your]
I community's sake
jvent t ubert uloais
j help for those
-J.1 urea adequate p
thel
Win
become an int|N*rt«nf factor
v'o:i»( rvatlon of human health
state
Itcallti amt lt»»-ii*e—
It Is the business indlcy of the
IteJhlchem steel works to arr. st the
progress of disease among its thou-
-and* cntplo'..- at the crl.-.
poesible moment. Even Iho slight.-,
physical Injurv recoives instant at-
tention. for It has been found that
often .va injury no bigger than the
bite of a mosquito proves more den*
gerous than the amputation of a leg
Kaeh employee is sent to the com-
pany's hospital for treatment, and
iwid for his loss of tint. This spares
suffering, saves many lives, prev. iis
raultilation of human bodies, and in-
cMently rams large sums of monev
in th
in thi* i State* have diaeas.ul or fault'
{ mouths, and to that extent are defec-
tive in their studies The records
show that in the Oklahoma Oty pu »
It. ^
pupils have decayed tooth Decavwl
teeth are ceoapool* that poison the
whole system, and handicap the fu-
ture of every child having this dis-
ability. Of the 20.000,000 school
children in the I'nlted States, at least j
5,000.000 suffer from diseases of the
eye or other defects that seriously
impair ih.ir ability to progftM In
their studies About I2.00o.00n
suffer from car. noee and throat dis-
ease* or which profoundly affect
their proper school advancement. No
good father or mother would will
ingly oouaent that their hoy or girl
.smile ns he returned from work >*i
] \bout » year ago little lb»rth> Joined ! bei
wln.uld I've t h:ini’»crl.viii’v
t'.uish lleauHly.
Because It has ,vi established rep- j
utation won by *ts good works
Be.aus* It Is most «vsteemed by;
.those who have used il for many,
I'.ars as occasion required, and are
quainted with its good qnali*>
the fatnilv group The atmosphere tics
in this little home whs delightfully ! Because it loosens a d relieve* a
harmonious \ nrst egg for the cold a d aid* nature in r-torias lU
'
I am worried about Jim t*ole.” !or anF other narcotic.
i of {
Ob-
:id !
for the Bethlehem steel work* Such ’ should suff«r ills that might wreck
a policy would earn dividends fort their lives, yet the children of Ok
every family in Oklahoma that would i lahoma are being menaced every day
adopt It Knowledge of how to av old j by this possibilit* The best way to
preventable disease is w hst the Ok ; prevent and overcome these hsndl-
Ishonia State Board of Health and leaps is to Insist upon proper medical
many other agendo* are trylog to Inapectton of children In the public
place within reach of the pro |e The schools Th* Oklahoma State Board
latter serve not only themsclvis but .of Health will arrange, without cost,
the entire state In Mvailing them ] for such an induction In any school
selves of this information and apply Dn Oklahoma The boys and girls
ing It to their daily needs of Oklahoma are entitled to this
help, and par. ts should see that
\re ltoyv .»nd t.lrl- Worth Helping" (they cet it Only the gros.-<st ignor
It is estimated that !*? per cent jane.- and what may be called crim-
nf the school children of the I'nitedlinal indifference to the welfare of
Been u*c
any
said John one cveni .g as he smoked] Be. a is- it is .ithin the re
hlft r>lr>' fthtlr hit up ■>=*> ros|-' »
th.- f,tt. hrn "He rough*, end 1 r«n | leinublf everywhere
tell he is getting weak, because he -----—
H HI HR 4 »i Mi Hit i i ii i:i
to real every hour or two" _ —.
A few nights later John brought The demand for properly trailed
home the news that Jim was sick at j men to teach agriculture in second-
home Then he began to spefld many iary s.hoola is greater than the sup-
of his evenings at the bedside of his ; ply and. from present indications.
p.tl In the course of time Jim died.
The doctor called in too late, pro-
nounced the disease tuberculosis
It wasn’t many months until John,
too. began to cough, and he smiled
with more and more of an effort ns
he sank down into an «asy chair to
rewt w hen he reached home from
work \ romp with baby Dorothy
s.von tired him out Suddenly it
dawned upon him that he was •go-
ing' thfi same way Jim did The
doctor looked grave w he i at last he
wont to the family physician with his
trouble “You must give up your
work at o~.ee." he said "Even then,
and if you let me do everything I
can for you. the chance for your
recovery is mighty slim " To short-
en a loag story. John had waited too
long His little nest egg dwindled
will continue to increase for some
time Hitherto, comparatively few
nun have studied agriculture with
the deliberate intention of teaching
it a* a life work In consequence,
while provision lor agricultural edu-
cation has been greatly developed,
the number of teachers is still small
This subject is discussed in the
Agricultural Education Monthly, pub-
lished by the department It point-
out that a good teacher of agricul-
ture must, of course, have all the
fundamental qualifications. lie must
know his special subject and must
also be versed ig the science of edu-
cation and the art of teaching Those
■
each i
possible, falce at least a course ex
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Everybody says
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—ihe display of Christmas goods at the REXALL
DRUG STORE
is the most wonderful eve’- seen in the county; and the low prices at whieh they are
being sold is the wonder of all patrons. *
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A partial list was published last week, sutliee to say the variety is full and complete.
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Save 10c on the SI.00
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Another thing that makes people want to trade at the RE'XVl.L STORE is their profit-
sharing receipt plan—which saves at least lOi on tbr dollar—you'll admit that 10c is
worth saving.
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Don't put off your holiday buying too Ion*:, the stock is complete now but trade is
brisk and the very artiele you want may be sold. We had a big trade last'Saturday
and are expecting a crowd ever\ day from now on.
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The Rexall Drud Store
$ Chandler
rnovr ioj
Oklahoma
Experts Who KnoW==
The lending Hotel Stewards and Chefs of the World use and recommend
Grape-Nuts
Foot/
r^*sA»o^s
THIS 'a\
PRODUCT WAS EXAM
1NCQ IV OUR HOARD OT «>\
* CULINARY EXPERTS ANO %
S FOUND PURL U
% EXCELLENT AND FULLY &
t^qUALIFItO FOR OUR
CU ARANTEE. <S7
- >«'< jey
/- A- - ft' X
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This product contains the fint st ingredi-
ents known to the art of Culinary Srirnce, und
we recommend it to the public with our
guarantee over the seal of our association.
Ta -1 »* *r.i iti.iul U i'ii il Cunlts xnJ P«Nlr > (i.r.lis
\ss i< ialioii
lUMUKill u l.MlNVV
frr vdrft!
Ahumif knm
Srodiri
V OilDGSkD. V
futij I iptn
This splendid food is made of wheat and barley and contain^ the
entire nutriment of these grains, including the priceless mineral elements
so neeessary for huilding^ind maintaining vigor of body andinird, but
whieh are so often lacking in the usual diatery.
A SUGGESTION—In stuffing yr.ur chicken, turkey, dink or goose
for the Christmas dinner, try using one quarter Grape-Nuts und three
quarters bread crumbs. You will be delighted with the crisp nutty
flavor imparted by this wholesome ingredient.
Grape-Nuts food comes ready to eat ihrect from the package; and is
nourishing, easy digestible, economical, delicious.
There’s a Reason”
Sold by Grocers eve rywhere
Do You Wfmt to
IT* \ Will l\ N * • V\ \ K.%( T th«i *. r uadrrwell nil ..(lier*. IkU i* nni mm l«lle bonwi but m rua*m Mlfr
«iat< mr •’) We ••(ten a.11 coihIn |r*« than «ni*all larrekuul* ran Itu* fur nwlni; lu *ur !»r*r lluilae l*o*»er Wr
•ell a (bins but HK.II 1,11 VlW \a*tliiac orgrrnl f r,»n* i-n l« ( ;ll* uuaiaBlrril a <1 u n#r* ret uded
l( aul frr'. i-dj *Mi »rtrd Voir n ft.xmplr of bmiftlreilA ot mua, »-* *« 1 a- tRliir* '**• r-Cer:
All Gssds Carefully 'Packed and Freight Prepaid
ARBOU
311-313 W. Vain
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ONGM1R
Oklai'zma City
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Nichols, L. B. The Chandler News-Publicist (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, December 17, 1915, newspaper, December 17, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913749/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.