New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1927, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1927, | ‘Quicksands of Love Adele Gar Revelations Noel Veritzen Shows a sudd rison’s New Phase of en 1 terest in Mary Harrison of a Wife—— A STOXN O MYITEDY, SUSPENSE AND VE &) 2 7/ > m LAS' ROEELS ILLUSTRATED & - R J-SCORY ~ JOHNSON FEATURES, INC., 1927 WEBR av0 two wounded men | wearisome to the girl, | r brain for a plan. 1t lamp cast a small room. At first had kept a close watch over she saw the gangster sinking into unconsci- {and in have improved in their nutrition their strength following the removal of their tonsils. A tew .physicians have even urged that the tonsils should be re- moved routinely from all persons. There does not seem to be any reason to urge such a routine mathod. It the person sutfers | constantly with sore throat, if the | tons reason for be. ing that the tonsils are actin as foci of infection and up disturbances elscwhere body, these glands may moved withou! question A good physician invariahly amines the throat and the tonsils in Biggest Busiest BecauseBest Why Monday? Now that modern women have their laundry done at the laundry, there isn’t any particular reason why it should be cause and treatment of case. sent out on Monday. This habit is just a relic of the old days. the monotonous | his breathing was . choking gurgles. sten to him and believing he wanted to But the gangster's eyes were g . No light of rec it tlon seemed to glow in them. t one drink of wate gered up. Teddy spr: him. e got to drink something,” he desperately. He lurched one of the harrels. But $ no way of gettin Send your laundry out the middle of the week, and avoid the rush. Wednes- day is a mighty good day! HOME WET WASH . LAUNDRY PHONE 282| 123 SMALLEY ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. voice was terror as she asi charged with the question. considered. “ He | orn ba f near de etermined hours be- | srve at all costs. | t lose it now, she mm“ , Tea?” | scl?, but the ffort was too much, He sank k on the hard ca: | v was looki the watch. ¢ hands pointed to 4 o'clock. “Befter wind it, Pal,” Don ad- vised in Why Close Your Eyes to the massed medical opinions of the world's greatest authorities on the subject? They agree that pasteurized milk is safe milk, whereas raw milk always contains active basteria. Modified patterns, such as this rep- | tilian effect in b iline ! ite base, decora for spring. 4 neld it to| her ear to make sure of its tick- As she listened the realiza- uddenly struck her that the had become unnaturally oy For the sake of your family's health, make sure that the milk vou buy is pasteurized. nation came to her in missed the hoarse, rumble of the gangster's (To Be In the next Instalment, Teddy, | the Sob Slster, i< put to a supreme | test. Be sure to read what hap- pened. Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of Illness Continued) notice many tone = Tt ving his year of service full,” Il be half a PHONE 1720 437 PARKST. NEW BRITAIN, CON Reddy Does Some Spying By Thornton W. Burgess BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of the AmeFican Medical Association and of Hy- gela, the Health Magazine The mafority of physicians today are convinced that infected tonsils lefinite relationship to the », rheuma- | ©1827 BY NEA SEAVICE, INC- I REG.U.S PAT. OFF. | A gentleman always should pre- cede a lady through the wind- M. J. KENNEY & CO. 563 Main St. (Opp. St. Mary’s Church) Telephone 314 and 36 sed on evi- cularly dur- g the past 20 y , which shows W bacteria from infected tonsils | n get into the blood and be car- | the blood to other parts of | the hody, where they set secon- | | dary Infections. Indecd, | lence indicates that the tonsils are | more likely to be the primary place | overs of infection leading to rheumatism | than either the L or any other | imme ! ) 5 place in the body. < TUndoubtedly the re \ rell! S e t this 1 | : HS yence of infection, although the | M t d ‘ et 4S8 removal of the ton is unlikely US ar | OLICD to cure any permanent changes cected tonsils will pr that have already taken place as | the result of well established rheu- matism, Some of the persons who attack | all medical procedures claim that | removal of the fonslls may cause injury to th voice, or to the ears, or even he responsible for a great- er likelihood of infection. There is not the slightest reason to be- that any euch dangerous complieations are ltkely to resulf. Hundreds of thousands of per- sons have had their tonsils re- moved without damage of any kind to their general health dur- ing the past twenty years, and the mafority of evidence indicates that the general effect has heen zood. 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