New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1919, Page 11

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For special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. TURNS USE TED COLUMNS fi Skin Tortured 77 Babies Sleep w‘*“'After Cuticura Soap 25, Ointment D nt 25 and 60, Talcm 25.|. <O oS g Gl 2 opt. E, Beston ! Infected DECORATES MA -Y MEN FOR BRAVERY C.oand Medap Won By “Gobs' For Extraordinary servico in \ction, Washington, Aug. S Award of the Distinguished Service Cross W ihe to Phar- macists Mate Charles Bateman of Eunice, La., and of Medal to Miss., lan, Seattle, naval yes Distinguished Merkel, Tat- Vincent A. No- the was announced navy department decorated tor Serviee Ldmo ticsburg, and Washington, medical terday by Bateman ordinary serving both of corps, the wits extra- services action while with the marines at Belleau Wood and Merkel and Nolan for serv- ice with the marines during the oper- ations around Blane Mont Ridge. It was also announced that the French government had awarded the Croix de Guerre to the following ofli cers and enlisted men of the medical naval corps who served with the ma- rines at Belleau Wood and Blanc Mont Ri Lieuts, in Preston A liam P. Gilmer and war of Banner, Lewis, St. Joseph, Whitacre, \Cassville, R. Boasley, Troy, N. C.; Morton, Davis, Okla., and Thompson, Gough, Ga. McLandon, James (. Miss.; Mo Wil- Bd- Spencer J. Charles H. Lancelot Iogi O, Buford C. CROWDER STARTS HOME, Leaves With ricadship and Good Will of All Cuban People. Havana, Aug Mujor General 15 1. Crowder, SEEA judge advoecate general who has spent of laws, many weeks hiere in the work revising the than clectoral sailed for 11 o'clock tonight aboard the ihan cruiser Cuba On the return trip from New York Cuba will have on board the body lo de Quesada who for s = (th mifister at Washington Wl dater at where he died hort time hefore Cuba entered the yea Berlin, Mr. Roosevelt’s Death The Ladies' » article headed, “Theodure This opening paragraph: is an article “How expressive of your acquaintance with him was the attribute of Roosevelt's that smile, of those teeth Killed him.” While the embol direct causc monary o life of the & ay the doct There the teeth. them every or blood clot or The SAFE way little is to while. are VERY Better done R safe SONABLE. be than sorry ! Specialists in Bridgework Beautiful solutely Bridgework painless with extractions. As Low as J. Henry ¥ Fagan, N« Dear Doctor Home Journal for April, p Hoosevelt's which everybody his personality Those flashing white teeth won him millions of s said to have American had its start in This will safeguard I make no charge for such an examination—and Teeth.” should read. Here follows was Roosevelt's smile! personal or only through you remember most clearly friends—yet been what is known the trouble bsessed tooth as the lun an on allow a competent you against my fees ' for Come in ! New | MEXICANS ARE OPPOSID, Do Not Want Capital City Deprived of Its Right as Independent City. Mexico City, The chamber of deputies today rejected by a vote of 136 to 20 a proposal submitted by branch of the executive Zovernment depriving Mexico City of its statu an independent municipality and piac- ing it under the federal government An attempt originating in the cham- the present extraordinary \ugust 15, and give the wors 4 recess until the ular start on September 1 is ap- parently doomed to failure because of opposition in the senate. While the lower house has passed the la- hor the senate still has much to consider. This is taken to ‘indicate that important oil legislation will not be enacted until the regular President Carranza is unde have postponed his visit of a month in the northern states of the republic in order to present his message at the opening session in Septembe to end sion on v new Taw session tood to will soothe that itching skin The first applicationof Resinol usually takes the itch and burn right out of ec- zema and similar skin-affections. This gentle, healing ointment seems to get right at the root of the trouble, restoring the skin to health in a surprisingly short time. Resinol is sold by all druggists. remarkable the Whether phiotographs, is surely his one “pul- which cost the 20 years ago, is no telling WHAT troubles one is inviting when neglecting DENTIST to examine complications. work g WANT GENERAL KRUSKA surrender of Commander of German Pricon Camp at Kaiser Demanded By Allics. London, Aug. 8.—The of commander surrender Gen. Kruska, of the Ger man prison camp at Kaiser, has been Allic the enemy afficials to he demanded by the as the first tried for vio lation of international law durir war, according to a Copenli patch to the company, quoting Kruska is accused of sponsible for fever at the ed the deaths of ers, graph Gen Vv ore Exchange T Berlin advice: having be epidemic of ser camp which ¢ an Lift off Corns! Doesn’t hurt a bit and Freezone costs only a few cents. With your fingers! 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