New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1924, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRlDA\',\AlTGl'.‘fl' 22, 19, - . . - —e e re——— RATIFY CONVENTIONS ; o, |FORMER_HEALTH COMMISSIONER v v |REGOMMENDS FRENCH DISCOVERY) Children and of Obscene Lileras ture Banned; Custom Simplitied Geneva, Aug. 22 July has & K aumerous notifications of rat — comrantione o Dr. J. J. RUDOLPH and other Physicians advise SAN.GRI-NA for FAT PEOPLE. ’ s o terest in politie geveral Ind Italy announced & as ratil Slations by the war department convention for the suppression of in Up 1o now, reducing had heen an almest unselvable problem. It was sither & question of losing a lew pounds @ in your health with dangerous drage er \ |MONTANA INDIANS TAKE “Hail the Conquering Heroes” Mm;" nISBUSM[]N ' INTEREST IN POLITICS wOne Plaps 0 Hua For Cons (Continukd from Thirteenth Page) — gressiman (o Washington erators, issued orders to naval sta- | tions, including those in Henoluly, Helena, Mont 5. 22, =Mout Balbea, Canal Zone, San Juan, Bitka Indian Apparen 1 by W Alaska and Cavite, Philippine 1slands, | vent onac tment ¢ A similar order was fissued to army [Ehip Dill, are 1a lnerea | educated in the rvation sehools, have filed this year for county offices, \ ¥ ternational traffie in ebseene publicas | y tions, Germany filed her ratification of the treaty for the prevention of traffic in women and ehildren which was sgnied at Geneva:n 1921 Austria recorded her official aps proval of the deelaration which ex» “‘II";‘.I“NF“.‘ d sognition of the right of cour g ! s ately harmless and effective. 'S tends recognition of the righ f coun hich should be taken three times a day, 1t does net contal tries which poasess no seacoast to fly v and has heen used by the discoverer in his own practice their national fags on ships engaged 3 m"..l.nfl. success. It is now recommended and sold in Americs, by v-lliblg 18 SOMMOres 418 only, with @ nded. “SAN.GRI-NA' : ¢ does not reduce fat Finland gave notice of her ratifica- Eradual loss of Aesh tion of the protocol which arranges ll'«v\," and healthy pourgl of fat lest ollow the use of “SAN:GRI-NA fat, Today a French of unguestionable reputation has t8 his » discovery called “SAN th mest o seasonal Changes Like Ours while Rebert Yellowtail, threesquavs Viagstaff, Ariz, Aug Many of ' 1op blood Crow Indian, of Lodde the observed phenome f Mars are | gira on the Crow reservation, has similar to these ene would expeet 10 | ,u,0unced his ire to attend the see In corresponding seasonal activi= | wiite man's ¢ ess at Washington ties on different parts of our OWN 44 4 pepresentative from Montana planet, If viewed from space as.We Yellowtail, who 18 85 years old, observe Mars, sald a statement Issued | .o nieted his education by private from Lowell observatory and signed | ovine after duation from the by Dr. V., M, Blipher, Professor C. O. | \csorvation sehe Encouraged by Payland, Professor B, C. Silpher, and | yis tribesmen, he recently filed for Dr. W, W, Coblinta, who have been | oo,uposs from the second district, sub- for arbitraton n disputes arising out will READ THIS LETTER studying the .I"fl“'l for the 1ast | jo0t 1o the primary election Auvg 26 \ of the operation of commercial cons w, Coble ) p o | . meonth, Dr, Coblentz is of the United |y i apposing Congressman Seott - . tracts, Holland, in behalf of the wier years 1 had tried everything advessised to reduce, but withont -—Olt-l o | Btates bureau of standards, and 18 in+ | oo iy, of Great Falls, who Is coms Dutch East Indiea ratifies the inters torested in the study of heat radla- | yioiing his first torm tion from Mars, Montana's Indlan population is es The average temperature of Mars | yypared at 13,000, of whom 7,000 ive who followed the old trail of the dauntless eaxly era Portuguese able accord with observed phenomena, ;‘.“r:.‘-:’\:fll;llhn ‘l\\m I \’\‘.”‘;nml vote CIl{Il:I~-‘al!IXI1' ]I:lill() _lllll(‘s——lll 118 hours' ")“HL’ time, .Th(‘,V :::::ed ::‘:c:-m:.l:ln! I|‘\I.l|“ i n ment continued, thia year, Yellowiail, oan s |visited in San Franeisco en route home. They are Major S.|axposition in New York, April tuch & Moo oK . 1f you wast remilts, make ng the near approach of Mars | .. pation as a fur s left) and Major Brito Pais, May 3. On sale at Dic LIVING ROOM SPECIALS Lampland studied heat problems and | o icdge of Tndian pre preseribed 18,10 : 0 W f national conventlon for the simplif- Outstanding heroes of Portugal today ave two army fliers | caion of customa formaiities 3 arai improved my health | SSAN.GRINA' the one treat. a bout, 1t most wenderful dis fully recommend it to all fat people (Signed) Mra. H. A. Bex 19, Station 3 Yark City NOTE~Since "'SAN.G has been introdnced in America, it has created Ry fat man and wi now with improved Instruments are c— - comparing observations made at that Humhlc phl“fi H'l\'(‘ i { time, The statement continues 5 s v “The morning side of the planet is Diversified Usages | at a lower temperature than the aft- Puskegee, Ala, Aug, 22, — With ernoon side, which has been longer | yagic touch Dr. George W. Carver, exposed to the sun's rays. The dark | yegro sclentist who for the past 50 regions show higher temperature | yoars has been a member of the fac- readings than the light ones, and a gradual rise in temperature is record- ed on the surface of the sonthern hemisphere where summer is now aa- vancing, “Extensive visual and photographic | observations have revealed very in- | teresting and extensive clond phe- nomena, melting ice at south polar cap and widespread change in Mar- tian sunface features, seasonal «nd otherwise.” “Nonsense” Says Eddington, Winnipeg, Aug. 22.-—Attempts to establish radi ommunications with Mars were cl cterized today as “absolute nonsense,” by Prof. A. 8. Eddington, Cambridge university as- tronomer. Prof Eddington is one of the British scientiste now touring the west. “The whole thing is too ahsurd for words,” he said. “Even if Mars was inhabited and the people there could understand our signals, there is no possibility of crossing the vast space between the atmosphere of the two great planets. Sound waves circle within the earth's atmosphere and cannot pierce its bonds. “Scientists know enough about Mars to convince them that human life as the earth knows it is out of the ques- tion. Although the climatic condi- tions are temperate, the planet has ‘been so burned up for many thousand years that no serious person can im- agine the existence of animal life:of any form.” There are African ants that make honey. ulty of the Tuskegee Normal and In- Adustrial Institute here, has opened a L centuric Concealed under the guise of a swoet potato, a peanut and a pecan, nature had hidden a myriad of useful products, and these have been dis- closed by Dr. Carver who was born in a slave home on a Missourl farm. The record of this scientist today | stands: More than from the peanut, and more tha | trom the pecan. Not stopping with that, Dr. Carver has transformed a lump of southern clay into beautiful colors, one of which is the Egyptian blue, the se- cret of which was helieved to have en lost to the world with | the { the Nile valley. | This wc ¢ with the soil also has | been given a Fellowship in the Roya Society of Grea n, and in 1923 was awar Spingard medal which ea made the highest achievement in any field of human' endeavor. | | Des Moines, American Radio R league, an or- ganization of amateur radio fans throughout the Inited States, will the Towa state fair, to send individua messages anywhere in the country during the period of the exposition, August 20-29. Values! | treasure trove of nature, hidden for | | or woman of African descent and | American citizenship who shall have | open a free broadcasting station at | Ei C. FULLER _ COMPANY’S You should use extraordinary care in buying overstuffed upholstered furniture. 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MAHOGANY FINISHED FRAME CHAIRS and ROCKERS Tapestry or Velour seats. Formerly $23.50 to $35. Now— $11.75 and $19.75