New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1917, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917. HEADACHE, COLDS | - — | fiey liven the liver ana bowels | and straighten you | right up. e b bilows, conuaned i | Darken Sun and Stall Trains in |8 ! stomach sour. e . ! : — ‘ I«hgm E@razfl i : Buenos Aives, : e plague locusts that has assailed the crops | the northern provinces of the re- public is slowly working its W southward. These insects, togethe with an unpreccdented drought, i threaten to reduce the crops by half, and in some scctions’ by an even greater percentage. The locust comes from some part | B ! of the unexplored vegion of southern Brazil and pc over the country | § ; ’ in great streams so thick and long as to often darken the sun From Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and | Pena there comes a despatch oy the nicest, gentlest liver and ltlmt a stream extending over 3 >wel cleansing you ever experienced. l meters has settied upon the fields and | Ry . fake up with vour head clear, stom- | left no green thing in that part. The |8 sh swoet, breath right and feeling | yvoung, hatched from the millions of he. Get rid of sick headache, bilious- ’ sggs deposited, have In places cov- | B bss, constipation, furred tongue, SOur ( ered the railway so thickly - omach, bad colds. Clear your skin, | pede traft nd trains has been righiten your eyes, quicken your step | stalled the insects have bden - until __ha feel like doing 2 full day's work. f spoveiled from the tracks and burned ascarets are betier than salts, pills |, ditche. = alomel because they don’t shock x ; The government is waging a vigor- fe liver or gripe the boweis or cause | oy5 fight but seems to be making lit- \convenience all the next day. ; t ay. The department for as- | BB : | Mothers should ‘gtve cross, Sick, | jouiture! has 20,000,000 meters of - o ilious. feverish children a whole : ole | etallic barriers for the purpose of lascaret anytime as they can not in- L : 4 penning rms which are then [ TS ey thixty fect of tender bowels. | nqq, trampled by farm animals or buried. This is accomplished be- i tho young locust is without | i [ J & v It must resembles a young | § ] grasshopper except its coloring is g ! much brizhter, red and vellow, black 3 and green, predominating. ' . ' From the eggs of the flying locusts, which are always deposited on the | &8 IS WHAT YOU WANT FOR | nava ronds, millions of these bright hued, hopping insects come to assault the fields on either side. Besides the wire barriers the government is also using an apparatus which resembles a a 5 0 gasoline blow pipe. The farmers are being instructed to dig trenches about their félds, drive the hopping locusts i P . into them and with the aid of the ; 1 Linonine has an enviable gasoline blowpipe burn the mass. Mil- g / L . 2 | lions have already been thus de- reputation as a preventative | (70 %l "Cicgrapnic reports from b ; ?or the serious ailments that } 2! over the northern half of the re- public report other milliohs arriving. requently follow la grippe Defensive Arms Imperative. So serious has become the situation d w‘lds. Even bronchial that the government has threatened ¥ to fine all farmers who fail to main- ie]d to itS eat tain corps of men for the purpose of B s L fighting the pest and the railways '3 properties. have been asked to transport free of charge all locust fighting apparatus. Devastated fields threaten to occa- / sion the starvation of many head of i caftle and the railways, at the request ’ i ’ —— of the government, have made a 25 per cent. reduction in the rates for | the transportation of live stock, to re- | main effective until February 28 of next year. By this means stock car § { [be hauled from the devastated re- 3 ! gions to provinces of the south. The Owing to the high cost of all in- | jives of thousands of thousands of an- redients (over. 10000 Increase) e | inalswill thus b saved. ro obliged to Taise the price, to take | Tho progress of the swarms of fly- ” ‘ect at once, as follows: 30c, 35¢ |0 1ooysts is daily being telegraphed pecial, 60c and $1.20. All drusgists | zpeaq, direction and speed of flight commend and sell Linonine. being given so that the farms about to be attacked can prepare. These telegraphic notices are published in the press and have grown to occupy: g . columns. Look and Feel The linseed crop has already gone. | J8 e ay At times u million tons of this has CI i S d been exported annually to the United ean, weet an States. The promised shortage of the wheat crop has caused a considerable Fresh Every Day advance in the price of bread and the Agrarian league has petitioned the ' ’ ' ‘ government for the imposition of an | B ? embargo on the shipmient of wheat in Drink & glass of real hot water order ‘to obviate further exploita- before breakfast to wash | | tion of the public.” This is the first out polsons. time any such request has been made ] g | |in Argentine, one of the wheat and 3 \ p ! meat storehouses of the world, i Life (is not merely to live, but to _ live well, eat well, digest well, sleep $ 2 B s | D ON S WOMBNAWEARENG TnS, f tion” to attain, and vet how very easy London, Feb, 23.—Workwomen in 3t is if one will only adopt the morning { €XPensive furs are a common sight ‘inside bath. in the great industrial centers of | 8 2 Folks who are accustomed to feel | Great Britain owing to the high rate | dull anad heayy when they arise, split- | 0f ¥ages now being paid, and the ¢ting headache, stuffy from a cold, | brice of Musquash, American gray , foul tongue, masty breath, acid sto- | foX and skunk furs has advanced ap- mach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a | preciably. London furriers are said daisy by opening the sluices of the |to be overwhelmed with orders from system each morning and flushing out | the industrial centers for twenty, the wholc of the internal poisonous| thirty and forty guinea coats with || stagnant matter. muffs and stoles in proportion but Everyone, whether ailing, sick or | owing to the drain of workmen for 8 e et f _ well, shonld, each morning, before | military purposes these ordevs are breakfast, drink = glass of real hot | difficult to execute. water with a teaspoonful of limestone SEC R [ s Pl phosphate in it to wash from the | GIVEN TRON TIE PINS i S gtemach, liver, kidneys and bowels Berli o = - s e Berlin, Feb. 23.—Employes . or | B the previous day's indigestible waste, | g ppg “who, this year completed 25 | |8 sour bilo and poisonous toxins thus i W in and ify! cleansing, sweetening a RUEUinE) received as momentos iron tie pins. the entire alimentary canal before : 5 2 5 . C putting more food into the stomach. | lasieas of Anciisysnie e | The action of hot water and limestone C sotiveninsiwe s presentedion ithe .Dhnlphats- on an empty atomach is empero birthday to 685 men by s > | Baron Von Krupb, who declared that T actdity ana gives one o one of gold in these iron times of eplendid appetite for breakfast. While | V4% vou are enjoying your breakfast E water and phosphate §s quietly ex- WANTS LOWER TARIFF. tracting a large volume ot water from Rome, I'eb. 23.—Free trade Is again firo blood and getting ready for a|to be a political £ Usorough flushing of all the inside | free trade paper, the L'Unita, has et just made its appearance, as the or- The millions of people who are [gan of the new propaganda. 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