New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 2

~ [ - WORLD ATTENTION * TURNED TO MEXICO | Sonorans, Prominent in 0ut-f break, Are “Yankees of Mexico” and Ranching Chict Labors to go to Monterre 'y is Railway ‘Nerve Center’ t N hout 3 va tes, cross- bor- nd Mexico | el { Mexico | in Importance ¢ the most part 4 A MOTHER'S FIRST DUTY should be the care of her little one's constitutional habits during childhood. Keep your children well and healthy by giving them Mother Gray's Sweet Powders when they complain of headaches, stomach or are con pated. They break up colds and reg- ulste the bowels. Recommended by mothers for over 30 years. “They siways give quick relief | and sstisfaction. | l For Pres Sample pachage and T Gt s o | LRen N. V. i You should ask for &Mother Gray's wer Powders #0O. CHILOREN & All onE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929. | fully equipped, even to baths, he said, and the jungle menu runs BIG GANE HUNTERS <& <75 2 WERELY NURDERERS 7050 WauLo sTop MURDEROUS FEUDS Albanian King Would Copy Mus- | solini's Sicilian Campaign Washington, D. C., Mareh 15 — Premier Mussolini's success in ex- terminating the vendetta from Sicily and Sardinia inspired King t Zogu to crack the whip over Al- bania in a similar effort to suppress | blood feuds. It took Mussolini four years to round up the leaders of the Mafia, | i association committed to re- sing grievances by the knife and iistol and to purge the country of | tyranny. Whether King | will succeed in a similar dar- reform is considered doubtful, e the practice of blood feuds remote and unlettered coun- unded upon the tradition of | In Albania a e of homicide often lcads imilar crimes or to are between ncigh-| and communities. | as a rule, knowing | in danger, takes| ntains or remains in the house. in central Al- instead o bringing their dif- before the courts of law, ction by violence. Many perish by the sword, be- vendetta system d washed ilway throughout the state, only| ively short stretches of track up | Q down the coast from the port.| uation emphasizes the im- | nce in the affairs of the state, 12 city of Vera Cruz, the sea| gateway, and the ecity of Orizaba, -;u‘ n inland on the road to Mexico City. The holding of these two cities will mean control of the state. *“In recent years the port of Vera . Crua has siivped somewnat trom 15| DANGET I8 the Jigger Flea former dominant position among| Mexican ports, while Tampico, 230} riles to the north, has grown rapid-| Binghampton, in importance. This advance of | (UP)—Many swa mpico at the expense of Vera|$00ot on defunct v 1z has been due chiefly to two|eros or hippopotamt the development of petro- | rotogravure sectio prlies 1 vicinity of Tam- | titular reference to heroic 4 and labor and employment |the nimrod—are nothing more il < in Vera Cruz that have |murderers and their task more dangerous than shooting in a e, said ( explorer Th \Explorer Claims Only African no to W introduction portage to X ‘or According with boys and white gu Srhe single c: to a series of s protracted war k families Italy Will Be Severe With Its Bootle i ren 15 (P naor leim magines bt A0 oee the | inaugur ent, in or rderer, is mc secluded tribes who g lions di re that their feet as 1 forthco: Zcrous ing to W most accord dan B thut blood m blood. No of by the 4 st be to swell drop of Wells the muf- | cal village mayor, is of temporary ch: it blood can re Alba z sleeping vas operated at Civi- he suggestec v by both e the feud ed vigor en it expire SIZES 2/2t08 w chinese Blue Kig. FLAME MAGNETIZES | produced | burner flame. RON, HOLDS MAN New Type of Electro Magnet Most Powerful Yet Conceived New York, March 15 (# — The story of an inventor's thrill at the sight of a dream coming true be- | fore his eyes was told with demon- strations at e science dinner | here last night of the American In- stitute and the Museums of the Peaceful Arts. At the dinner a man's weight was suspended by the magnetdam | from -a small Bunsen| The subject was hung from a hook in an iron plate little bigger than a butter dish that was held fast by magnetism to | {no sign | eleciro-magnets, never before had been holding more than a years, but capable of few pounds. Klopsteg worked on the idea that shape and position of the mag- netic and electrical circuits held the secret. When he hit upon the successful design, he did not at first rcalize that he had found the answer. He began hanging weights upon the small armature. When at 38 pounds they showed of pulling the magnet apagt, he took them off and ap- plied his own strength. His pull lifted his own welght, 190 pounds, clear of the floor, and he knew that he had solved the riddle. He attached a standard machine, built to test the breaking point of and watched its indicator creep up past 400 pounds betore the armature parted from the magnet. Foch Gets Some Rest And Needs It Badly |of the Mississippi TONKAWA INDUANS ARE UNIQUE GROLP Dying Tribe Unrelated to Other Families of Americans Blackwell, Okla, March 15 (P— | Linguists have set out to record the language of that unusual tribe of American Indians, the Tonkawas. This unit among the 2,000 tribes and 54 linguistic stocks found west for years has baffled students of Indian lore. Now, with only 42 survivors in the | Tonkawa clan, the American Asso- | ciation for the Advancement of ence is trying to trace the tribe's histof | raid during the civil war. sStudents of other tribes havo been puzzled by the peculiarities in the Tonkawas' tongue not tound in any other Indian language. Their aloofness from other tribes pre- vented any spread of the Tonkawa speech, which is now being studied. Jews are sald to be practically im- mune to tuberculosis, owing to racial immunity, more care about ‘ood, greater sobriety and care in child- hood. McCoy's Puts Weight On Weak Skinny Men Hollows in cheeks—hollows in the sides of neck—flatness in chest— why don’t you do something to make .| yourself look like a real man? McCoy’s Tablets put on weight— not only that but they build up your who | a chunk of iron above it about the | size of a teacup. This lump of iron was transformed into a power- ful electro-magnet by the heat of | the small flame acting on a singl: n of copper rod. he inventor, Dr. Paul E. Klop- | of the development Jlabor- Central Scientific company, | some time ago set out a belief that he could | a powerful force in this heat magnet, which had lahoratory toy for many | Jtangd ¥ 100 SIURES Paris, March 15 P)—Physicians of Marshal IPoch found him “Very tired in heart, body and mind” when they visited him this morning. Th said, however, he had passed a quict | night and had obtained some sleep. | His temperature was 96.8 and hi pulsc 2. The marshal's tempera- terday remained below ner- ma) most of the day. Today used for the first time the American invalid bed which | permits him to sit up without actu. | ally being moved. steg atory cago. to veryi roduce ype of been a i / EASTER WIDTHS . 2 marron Kid . Pate,,t Also in Baby heg, Price 1 . 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