The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1938, Page 2

oa “The key West i . cept PE CPE ELALN Pe LES TEENG dP news oo CAUTEAE Th 1 Wa Ato abiré. Tree Months Jihe. Month olutions of wed for at disens neral rman 2u(AROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 4 Water and § rage. Comprehensive City Plan (Zoning). Hotels and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County Governments. ‘-« Experience is the best teacher only if you profit by it. ‘an NERVES, DISEASE AND SPIRIT The ‘so-called “diseases of civilized man”, those of the heart and stomach, have been produced experimentally in ani- mals by the over-stimulation of the nervous system by means of a body chemical. The experiments performed by Prof. | George Edward Hall, of the, University of } { and City | | | diseases we do not believe that * “There is no more terrible sight,” once | wWrate Goethe, ‘than ignorance in action.” wor &{ufts from a cell, an exchange that more of it ought to end there. Commenting on the fact that all. life suggests a Microchemistry can weigh things 100,- 000 times lighter than a pin, and it isn’t 2 roliing pin or a coupling pin, either: A subsidy is money the government obtains or extracts from the taxpayers. and pays to somebody else. It is a form of relief. “*"* The wonder of today is that in an age | ef so much knowledge, so many people can qin: sea bs Ss rant a , ented- | : feiain so placidly ignorant and contentec | way to achieve complete health. ly irrational. Japan has already borrowed so much } men , been de: Toronto, furnish the first definite evidence to link the strain and stress of civilization the one cardiovascular of with the diseases of system— killer, number modern civilized man. Using a drug secrefed by the nerves of all animals, including man, in the course of normal functioning, Dr. Hall was able of arteries, major form the to produce in animals a heart disease, hardening of stomach ulcers and other serious disorders His work ists a definite of the digestive organs. con- firms the belief that here ¢ connection between nervous strain and cer- tain diseases, which observation has shown prevalent prof is highly among and others living .yaders¢ strain, Lao eee The gue au see. seadeholine ‘ cribed as the Sehermidadénté aint in nerve impulses, THE KEY WEST CITI TODAY’S COMMON ERROR Covetous is pronounced kuv’-et-us; not kuv’-e- chus. T YOUR KNOWLEDGE Jie Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to Page 4 for the answers wee nder which government de- partment is the Geological Survey? Wha To w former theodolite? country was the German _ territory of Memel given after the World W: Who is manager of the Wash- ington (Senators) Baseball Club? Is the air pressure in the in- terior of the earth greater than at the surface? How many children were born to President and Mrs. Lincoln? On at thermometer scale is zero fixed at the freez- nt of water? is ociatec? * ancient city Frank the opera ruanatt TRais? , w SEE a OOo ie tioning of the, qilfgnomic: heAioas LYSE Vt REGISTERS OLD CAR which controls the involuntary activatiaseeds avi the body, such breathing, digestion, heart beats, muscle responses, etc. We are inclined to believe that Prof. Hall has made a notable discovery, which will lead to further study and may even- tually result in a complete understanding of the so-called ‘diseases of civilization.” While he has gone a long way to establish the fact that nerve secretions cause these his re- excessive believe, in as search covers the tause of the nerve secretions. This, we | time will be foyyd associated with the un- | settled: state-of the inner spirit of man. _ Without Lny attempt to be technical, | we believe jt*will be found that the secre- | tion of certain Herves in the body is reg- | sparkplug. of the nerves. | spiritual states’ ‘undoubtedly from China in the past that she decides to | top it off by borrowing some land as well | _as the art and culture she took. Experiments ceustomed to sleep will die in a few days if they are deprived of it. If the human animals know this, perhaps that is thei *¥eason for not wanting to miss their daily siegte. Although we have ‘the Empire building ig New York, which looks ¢ nothing could ever top it, the Great Pyra mid of Egypt is still the larg structure ever erected by human hands, the Egyptians did not have the mechinery have, but they had the slaves = peace a Dave Sholtz and Mark Wilcox both insist that the WPA is playing ‘polities with persons with It is a and human employing political influence 3 charge which is difficult to prove but which has the odpr of reality. One thire at [gast? WiAther of these « cleadd orlte Span ate there will vestagation Ptah activities ° Kdpgigda, high liable to jar of biabes ppp lease Crom sor tive jobs.—Sanford Herald suffering big salar is sure andidates be an in- rather Mom ad) s2rst In, connectiag . wi esident’s reorg t ho auestion but that th his party in ¢ coutrol of son for the loss of control 1 resident is too prone to play a lot of aides who are rot Democrats the vliscomfiture the Senators and ¢ men ar there was The ence trike.” sident a ve ! medi Democratic Sennt with Smen = | scientifie b. ulated ‘and sé6métimes stimulated the by DES MOINES, Io Wagner of this city h his 1925 model car for another year. Wagner boasts that the an- tiquated engine has never failed on the road. —Chester registered POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TO BE HELD MAY 3, 1938 Poorer rerveuceveseseees For Congress Fourth Congressional District HENRY H. FILER For Congress 4th Congressional District LEWIS E. MOORE emotional status of the individual. What la business man for Congres; one might ca the inner urge to live is the Mental and es exert tre- mendous influence upon the ‘physical body. Consequently, we believe, there is sound for the belief that a practi- cal spirit, at peace with the world, and living in accordance with a sound _ phil- osophy of life is the best, if not the only JOB KILLER! The Number 1 job killer! That is the way the Businessmen’s Tax Advisory Committee characterizes the have shown that animals | Federal Tax on Capital Gains. The reason for that is clear. Jobs de- pend on investment. And the capital gains levy, because it prevents putting, work, by exacting excessivetax from those whis sire fortitWate i make a profit aya Tyusiness ak inwesiment venture, retards wand: stops mvestM@entee the source of all jobs and all prdetuctie wealth. Oe : This o fact that known. out : a widely anization also points rtling and According to U.S. Treasury data for the 1935, a “sock the little fellow” typical year, aggre is not the capital gain vis tax. In that te capital gains were much larger in the lower income than in the higher income brackets. A (for which | given in making tax returns) the » “little d the ratio of capital loss lower income man” who 2 2 aren't the only ones who capi s measure. An pt 3 1 tax must be That is no stronger th y store « loses his entire lass covery and progress ir For State Senator MELVIN E. RUSSELL “A School Man Fighting For School Children” For State Senator DAVIib ELMER WARD “Ill Do The Best I Can For Ail” | For Reneeieetaiive State Legislature Ss. CARO For Representative State Legislature BERNIE C. PAPY For Representative State Legislature EVERETT W. RUSSELL For Judge of Criminal Court of Record TX3+ WILLIAM V. ALBURY For Judge of Criminal Court of Record t ' fi Louis A. HARRIS For County Solicitor ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. (For Re-Election) For County Commissioner First District WM. H. MONSALVATGE for County Commissioner First District WM. R. PORTER (For Re-Election) For County Commissioner Sth District HARRY L. BEAVER For County Commissioner Fifth District T. JENKINS CURRY For County Co issioner, Fifth District CLEVELAND NILES For Re-Election) For County Commissioner Fifth District HASTINGS C. SMITH eeerecevacesceeseseseees It’s Delicious!y Fresh! — TMY IT TODAY — STAR >* BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS : Highest ihe WEATHER Temperaiure” Lowest Mean ormal Mean Rainiail* Yesterday’s Precipitation Norma: Preeipitation .0 Ins. 05 Ins. Almanac 5:52 a. m. , 6:56 p. m 6:03 a. m. 7:43 p. m. 12:28 a. m. Tomorrow s Tides AM High 9:22 10:46 Low 2:56 4:07 Barometer reading at 8 a. m.: Sea level, 30.16. Moon rises Moon sets New moon, 30th P.M WEATHSR FORECAST 1 7:30 p. m., Saturday) y West and Vicinity: Gen- lly fair and continued mild to- gentle to moderate w ly easterly Florida Generally fair and continued mild tonight and Sat- er night urday. to Florida , Straits and East Gulf: Gentle temas easterly aver extreme tion, ‘and, weather tamyht and Saturday to WRATHER CQNDUANSbce is Sagi) Iau maets BARRERA Ips as J Pressure is moderately high this morning over the far norffWest, and from the Plains Stat outh- castward to the Gulf coast and th Atlantic State moderate low pressu: centered over northern and the Plateau States, northeastern and southwestern districts. Light to moderate rain has oc- curred during the last 24 hours from Minnesota eastward over the Lake region to northern New !England, n the Ohio Vz There in ‘northern C tions of extreme Florida Temp s upper Mississi Lake re over the and northwestern leys 3difth- chapter. of Daniel sippedosebektoty, first h: ate variable winds excepath rramptayiang Aqgaus ae}, 7 south 2 pay Sweat THE LOW DOWN FROM HICKORY GROV cose ee Things are better. It is as plain as the nose on your face, as my father used to say. Or, if you want to go back a lot farther, it is as plain as the handwriting on the wall. 1,ihé handwriting on the wall, everybody maybe does’ not remember just when it happened, It w nm Bel- Belshazzar was a so I will tell you. shazzar's time. king of Babylon. And they were having a feast, and in the middle of it, a hand appeared, and wrote. And the writing was not in their tongue ; and the wise men could not in- | terpret it | But the queen showed up, and she said a person,called Daniel could read anything. So they sent for Daniel—and sure enough the queen was right. And the writing said that the days of the kingdom were numbered, and it had been weighed and found wanting And anybody who can forget word puzzle for three , they can read all of the and get nd. And on, it has already ac minut R 7 So i vith the low down, Alm quo t JO SERRA swollginfecem+F-———- Steskeageetaléscusses plang for. six n denies part in the naval ra oie f | RENJAMIN LOPEZ ; FUNERAL HOME i Serving Key West \ Half Century 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Ni o been light rain # lifornia and por- ¢ } land, and have risen in the Rocky Mountain and Plains States, with readings n abové’ normal tKie medfning througheut the coup- ¢ try. 1 in Charge. Decentralized spare time for tillag for farm youths. 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