Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 28

knowledge of was primitive the The ally whose drugs for the i action of ried the called for hocking news, formuli | v of belladonna | THE EVENING What Do You Know About It? Daily Science Six. 1. Has the North or 1 Pole the lower tempera Is there land under of the North Pole? Is there land under the fce the STAR, WASHINGTON, D. € ATURDAY. Qur Children— By Angelo Patri What Would You? We older people have a strange atti- | tude toward the education of our chil- dren. We, most of us, are ready to| that education means fitting our deed is the knowledge of having done Fathers and mothers wistfully h the gospel to the children. live according to a fine old code, dress | MARCH 27, would have them do noble deeds, | 1926. . REAL indigo tints. No one can be cheerful under such circumstances, on one philosophical, on one happy. Further- | nore, this state of affairs will in time lead to strained re fons between friends as the power to “size up” a | situation and to distinguish between values 18 one of the first things to suffer as an after-effect of indi FOOD AND HEALTH BY WINIFRED STUART GIBBS. Food Spectalist. policy s v diet. Suppose the don't care udup(ul in relation to the dai ITEGL IS o mehntd that follow in the train of long con- The first result of indifference, “““nnupa interference with the digestive ESTATE. the path that leads to keen interest in life and all that it holds! Let us be on the lookout, then, f opportunities to sugar-c our of dietary information so () at young charges will | the potnt where the quest a new supply of pills (Copyright, 1 herh Lessons in English | ed). [ the | to a revered tradition. But—education | perhaps, overindulgence added, is pret- | nrocegges, such conditions will in time is fitness to live the life with which |ty sure to be, in piain English, an at- | land the vietim in the very unpleas is surrounded. And fathers and | tack or series of attacks, of Indiges- | \1d realm of permanent invalidism. mothers and neighbors make the life | tion. One verse of a song ends thus: e : sy | that surrounds their children. It the | “If I should die before I wake, What | May we not, ‘r"“(‘i‘ profit to ",“_f“"{' children are fitted for a life they {do I care.” And it is a temptation to | Serned, soek to find out new waxs of never see, and the life they see is trace the possible connection between convincing our young people t \j.t they one for which they must fit them.|the indigestion and the demise toward [$hould care very much as to what they selves, In spite of instruction, what | which so much indifference is ex- | €&t? It must be done tactfully. One | then? | presseat if the indigestion is | MY hazard a guess as to the best |pounce “Lad,” not as in What would you have of the chil- | sufficlently severe, the indifference to | method to pursue in any glven case.| (ften mispelled Iren® Make your position possible | life may hecome more true than poet. | But determination to do_something | the ary. and make theirs logical, if you can. |lcal, as witness the seasick traveler [ Wil hardiy fail to bring forth fruit. | S50 We denounce money and its influence | Who first was afraid he would die, and | Instead of a “what do I care” at- | dense, s | in one second and rush to a window | then that he would not! mosphere, we may help to create one | Word to see the latest millionaire pass by | All levity aside, however, if we pro. [ in which the youngsters are so hub. | times regardless of how he got that way. |ceed along “don’t care” lines when |bling with well-fed health th cre: We pay virtue and fine tradition left. | selecting our food, we shall pay many | In sipte of themselves they will not | handed compliments and expect the |and heavy penalties succeed in belng blase, reckless, “mod- | ( mnyurlmn«lun children not to see:what our right| AS one result of the indigestion |ern.” It is surprising how far a vig. | of ideas, fa | hand salutes in the day’s passage. | there will be a mental attitude that is | orous frame, swiftly coursing blood | prehension Youth is not failing. Youth -is | likely to colo one along | thing struggling to find true values in the nfusion of preaching and practice. That is all. And youth will find | them in the end. We might have saved them some of the bitterness of ; the struggle by being a degree more | honest. x vomica (the from \\hh h hnin is extr | 1¢ is silly to combine such drugs, |it the ingredients are not inert not | belladonna is all through before passion or by fon, but can begin 1o act: belladony fnoidentally pursuit of herb from which atropin is_ex rfectly te business ¢ intended to tion, a inciple and so pre hono 1 r from the horse medicine aloes was orkinally emploved as i but if that is the lonna should be re abmuat four or five hours tic is taken Y 1d eruelly uid once more the public ved humanity by carefully ssing the identity of the mrd wreteh who killed that child, hildren to live bravely and effec ly. We think we mean it, but cer tain signs lead » to examine the soundness of our creed. My boy,” s Dad, vely, smoking is' not good for you. You must not think of smoking until you are as old as I am, and it won't hurt you any if you don’t begin then." And ‘Son knows that Dad hegan smoking when he was 12 years old and has only stopped ep in all the n. the South Pole? 4. Do any flower in the Arctie the 5. What land mammals in the Antarctic regions? 6. Is there a magnetic pole in the Southern Hemisphere? prints of s sup- grow with- BY W. L GORDON. the live in just Words often | “she ha “luxurian Often mispronounced th misused: Don't & luxurious hair bade. ‘aid.” mercenary. ANtAspasmotic (Answers to these questions P N¢ Dark, obscure, mbrous, gloomy Use a word ond Ice Made to Order. In olden times in hot countries| snows from mountains were brought 1d containers to cool the drinks 1y ice is easily made in The principle arti is that when a gas, is suddenly expand compressing air is compressed stream of cold | water flowing over it and then allowed e vaccum chamber it \ds so fast that it drops to a tem- below the freezing point of In this way ice is easily made. to Yesterday's Questions. wrth is not # sphere, but a that is, flattened at the | round the equator and v in the Northern Hemi- 1 the Southern carth’s surface | bout 000,000 square miles, About two-thirds of the earth's ce is covered by The earth rotates from west east The earth’s three principal mo. | tions are rotation around the sun, ro ation on its axis, and annual tipping on {ts axis 6. The compass does not point north in the Northern Hemi: sphere, as the magnetic pole is not | at the true north pole, but off north ern Canada | (Copy ht. 1926 of the served until after the cat the | the strychnin in the shotgun is for, the devil might be able to explain Anyhow. it s a crime to combine such ich | drugs, from the modern point of proper, view. It is a crime to encour: shadow of ‘. norant and irresponsible people keep poisons in the house smebody should be punished for nm".“. murder of this child. I think 1 should want 1o car out suitable 5 | punishi’#ut myself it my child were the victsh of such ie. [ should ving | he tempted B o ek @ {out the fine Ch business man or who, fof filthy ced the poison Sa- lin my child's innocent hands: The penny-snatching child mur | derers know as well as T know that |they are not justified in selling | pedatin ving away or plicin; t | the dis of the public any such d | qeadly poison, concealed or plainly labeled. But the law permits them |10 do so, the business world in gen eral applauds the game, and even ting w |our religious leaders never inveigh invented vears ago | against it. therapeutics lows having fla Slizee You don’t mean to tell me that you | { were guilty of any such thing? About the most dangerous thing Imaginable. Almost anything is likely to happen o you. You go out with the bunch no more. No more. Scandalous. Terrible. Disgraceful.’ Son is silent. But he knows that there were plenty of fla e came from and that 't no power in t whoeyv in ¢ of kings, the tropics. ficinl ice makin inary ale, ed it cools down. you he it up. | and then cooled by use 5 3 the mental of t re brin; %0 home the child found in the house fo certain membe cultivated though it eath upon the The table o were nienee family the whole of life with | and steady nerves will carr s and | dr market. support Doesn't a cor I ima tian i it | Dad The Best Homes for Your Money See What You Can Get for $8,950 3500 - SIX LARGE ROOMS COVERED FRONT PORCH WITH BRICK COLUMNS WIDE ENTRANCE HALL OUTSIDE PANTRY WITH BUILT-IN ICE BOX SANITAS ON KITCHEN AND BATHROOM WALLS BATH WITH BUILT-IN TUB AND TILE SHOWER MANY OTHER NEW IDEAS o € into a x(nmnzhl 1926.) ¢ see here, Helen. You leave | Mr ouge alone. Young girls should never use such thing: lovely skin such as a s ruined by using and powder. A little powder vour | nose? Yes. But that's i well-bred girl should affect. 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