The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1903, Page 14

SOME ITER meme THE » EVENING »# WORLD'S # HOME .# MAGAZINE @ - TOLD ABOUT | cereeneaseresoraee $290 @ 60044 ® OGY 9-9-9900 OOOGOO 1-04-4964 OH FVDOOOOYEG |THE PERIL | THE COLLEGE BOY REVOLUTIONIZES FARMING. |. TCOGLINO MORIN rooo0404 Lao dyE DODD ® _ ’ ", , if Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 8 to 6 | » —~ It Not Only Fails to Relieve Thirst, but Injurea Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-OMoce IT HE white light that beat upon John, on, YOUCANT LOSE : 5) ‘ } ao ti Matter, | | \. Sullivan for years has so far mel- ME ON THE HURDLES! J CE SUCRE | © towed that hardly one in @'¢housnnd CO aaa By Dr. Harvey Wiley. ' (Chemist for the United States Department of Agricwture) HE dovil lurks in the soda fountain and iced tea 1s eul- I cldal. The extreme cold contracts the pores through which the pepsin is secreted and tends to congest the |foating of the stomach, When thirsty one should drink [water from 66 to 05 degrees, | Drink slowly and all you want of such water and you will ® \find that there wil not be the slightest 111 effect, and that ® | your thirst will be fully quenched. Ice water is-not only hurtful, but {thas not the effect of quenching the thirst. | Soda-water fountains and the enticlng Iced tea constantly | sed on family tables in summer are both to be strictly avolded, There {s nothing which so alarms me about the human race as the tendency to refrigerate the stomach while the ‘lg at nearly a hundred in the shade. Byen q ness men drop in a drug store every time ee a soda-water voun | Broadway pedestrians now recogn WOLUME 44......0.. soceresesoess NO. 18,207. | itm. avery Tall wapiecdurinne | hours when this great thorough most den he was stand NEW YORK THE MECCA. in fron House, with “Mother” Jones, undeterred by thinning ranks, {x te de him “moving stoad!ly on Gotham Town. Dowle has long ernere’s Planned a similar campai; “‘eWooping down on us. every inventor of a dirigible mosquito ext | | | 2 | the Constitution. | | with the once ia a general SEEN SECH The Sandfordites, too, are WORKERS! ery crank, every reformer, » looks but thes ise. John L. was always ninator o: discoverer of perpetual health foo toward Manhattan as does the ¢ picnic lemonade. ‘The boy whose brat; Willage store, the couatry doctor who ha in and take a glass or eo of 1. They attribute the mfort which ensues to the effects of the heat and not ‘old drink, where it properly belongs, says Dr, Har ower excites the wonder of the had a run of luck in recent cazes, the Weaste orale who has Qf SV SOR TERROR ae 1 rt ¥ ork ket h end ¢ one a Colum- ley in the feago Tribune. Grnered the coy pork marke any) nd / NG pnts Mothers permit even their little children to take a glass of —' swells the railroad rever y hasin feket on athe tHe tea thick with broken ice, and then attribute their bad feel to New York. And Manhattan ther hers aca) ilies thigbaKess inde lings to the heat. A glass of cool, not cold, water will have them, one and all, into hor ample arms lditions He wil prepare a Se erece oe quenching, tie \thlratsand cobildren) can)lousily £ a eee lalla Reortiny lait e $,|9e tuusht the dangor of the soda fountain, at a saving te #aadows they vanis:, sellom esaln te i h purse aud constitution, Even that delictous beverage ee. o 8 s sik must be poured on its bulk of Ice before it 1s consid Gutham !s the New World Mucosa, The ! a «In w hotel, ts jeree pelbtable Ja summ: ‘The result is the ice melts, leav- 4 eae te int Roosevelt to) ® ing a cold and watery substance which neither quenches the who come hither with the It aie clny THIN Sleys TiAl Se. iter nor nourishes the bc Mik should be free trom @ite down and of i rating SF Wii bal aL iuheluaventoRnih : | pathogenin germs and when taken ata temperature of about >| 60 or 65 degrevs leaves no uncomfortable effects whatever. ©] So-called “summer drinks that are bottled and then Kept on ice for hours and finally poured into the stomach hurtful than a moderate and carefully admin- able and the paveme: t this find zhe water now-in hard to be plereot © whole property, out as the prop- Valucd at several milion dol he finds bimself comfortably situ @ wiMae Ve Wee vars. I is no} cereal food and less mat they would be better off physical. ly and financlally. For instance, waeat costs one cent a pound, as against 15 ceats for beef, that being a falr average price for the cuts most in demand. One pound of wheat contains but 10 per cent. of molsture, while the pound of beef Is more than half moiature. You get mora than twice the nourishment from the one cent's worth of wheat thar from the 15 cents’ worth of beef. Wheat may he eaten indefinitely with no other food, slmply varying the formn of serving. There Is nothing which so nourishes and sustains both body and brain. I do not by this moan to discourage meat eating, out only mention wheat, {ts excellent properties und cheapness, to show that poor people, and espectally the extremely poor, may lve land thrive upon it with never a pang of hunger. Eat more bread and wheat and loss meat 1s a good rule for all sorts POTATOES WHERE FOOTBALL ORD VE eLS TACTICS Wink eNisd COME IN HANDY. nied to Hive In New York.} A citizen of New Jers His wife retused to Way ‘granted them £ “North River” h moun fn the clause “until Every loyal Jorseyman will stand the wile’s reluctancy ¢ a Quitoes for a sojourn in h /. New Yorkers will see the hu the joys of traffle dodging t Y Manhattan rather than tie quict7and ¢ mg effe::t an the number of late arrivals, and the crep eeattoeal Of new-comers exch year blossoms into larger, weirder, se istered dose of polson. They are all apt to ve chemically bloom. | eons: treated to allay fermentation, and contain many things 3. pai ise | ares Is the which are hurtful to the digestive organs and doubly s¢ i 3 i “ when taken at freezing point. A NORTH RIVER SEPARATION. jeu GOLFING”? If poor peuple, and, in Zact, every one, would eat more has Jersey. Soa Ju term| | original substituted for s do part dat know ess quite uader-| sn in che sing roar of{ re: wwoeation tino to educate the of the Jersey hills. i A aRaRERG ie : ee > A 5 rat ( cea thet . Z \ DB, of W " lone, while upon meat But when a couple are so il!-mated that a ohange of! yation should inters ( Gy hes [ot weather” Ma ean ive ng Wesaralone a x residence aiso involves a chinge of heart, the chances|coluret men of the g f 2 y | . ee uadion late ae in| tl" will fit th 4 are that aaa bes serra a rh i ah ti in} erin Hie HYPNOTIC FIGURES. » And, er A » cause is no more i a than tha vance : 7 Here you have some interesting examples of figure jog | Bling: ho vge yok than that advanced by many a man and wif “he divorce court for freedom. When the ma gulls the nec’ any excise seem ad eno 5 This is ihe first time that the inoffensive a » os tral North River has been dragged into the c 123456789 times 9 plus 10 times 18 plus 20 times 27 plus 30 times 36 plus 40 times 45 plus 50 ne trovers) husband. Dr dent: but since it has served so well in this instance it m A ARSUAB UIT HACER TATE DTELT HURON | times 64 plus 60, henceforth be forced to work the ra, Alexa: and has times. 03 plus 70 4 1 wedding journey. times 72 plus 80 pepper: sot ty wedded times S1 plus 9 equals 9999099099 ne ~~ NRA ‘This table {s still more interesting, when it 1s noticed that each multiplier is divisible by 9 and that, when the figures of each answer are added together and the added number fs subtracted, the answer Is 0, says Tit Bits. For example, the sum of 1111111111 Is 10, which minus 10 1s 0. 9876421 times 9 equals SSS888859 THE TRACTION ACCIDENT. have decided to work ax farm-hands this »| rin da A throng of collegians, many of them from New York it a Brooklyn woman is in hospital, seriou h Because no one has yet taken the trouble to devise al jy eet ne or. Mr. Won ue if Come sing our college glees around the blazing old mow! eMA2L times 18 equals 1777TI7TI8 | “way of covering the thind rail victim avter vietim hs ymamltted Rush a full-back through the centre to low-tackle ths old cow! Mines a pos ta ! times 45 equals 4444444445 times 64 equals 5333633334 Leow Wake up midnight with a racket like the sea fight Matan ‘Rah! Farmers will begin to think a locust plague’s hit Kansas! © been burned to death hy its deadly electric current. Bi . case uilding new. one o fo dway no one! Kings ¢ ty Repudliean lea thinks 1 2 ee sre da aGuidl ened Hereea kN given ODDEN COTTE TTI) 4 times 63 equals 6222222073 | thought to measure the spacc that would be left between 5 at os7esta21 times 72 equals 711111112 ; footboarss, two policemen have been badly damaged.! Ue } AMBIGUGUS: NO TIME FOR LOVE. GREAT TRUTH. 987054921 tlmes §1 equals 8000000001 at Those are bs a few of the countless local tracticn | 7 ; Tn this table It will also be noticed that each moltipller 18 ea taishaps chronicled of late. From time to time there|has announced, ; SO Oy eee sane ee SAN: Meiataeay tar fs much windy talk of safeguards; but the safeguards | Democrat fr the acad ¢ ; aaa oerneual 9. Tor example, 1771718, ‘These figures ‘ added together equal 72, and 7 plus 2 1s 9% ‘re still conspicuousiy absent. companies compelled by law to provide | LETTERS, | THE DAMASK STITCH. A new vogue for the hemming of tatle linen is the French hem or the ‘damask stitch." ‘The hems are turned the same as for an ordinary hem, sufficient measures for the safety of passenger and pedes- QUESTIONS. trian alike, New York might perhaps forgive the Inad N ERS quate train schedulcs. the illegal crowding of cars and ANSWERS, | the general discomforts which have followed in the w i cheuermn arn arnee ie Sarre) SSL ITE, Oey i eneanly2yery so;callod) ‘improvement’ on! surface en ig cuaiciy If done properly in this manner, when the erticle is Inun- id ““L" line. Te shea eran TRS EYE ae | dered, scarcely a stitch {s visible. The hems ere made at he soko Qn what day of the week did Deo. 22,| narrow as possible for napkins and for tablecloths, They j Hee raat nbe | should be from a quarter to half an inch wide. \ Only the finest grade of nen should be used tf possible, THE MAN WHO VANISHES., | Friday, ‘Tuesday, a Delehanty, of baseball fame, has vanis { nie at Thomas P. Smith, of Portchester. So has many anoth It lasts longer, and !f carefully done improves in appearance after laundering, ON THE EVENING WORLD PEDESTAL. ed. So has week 13, 180 Man of whom no trace has ever been found. A New Yorker Jeaves his home in the morning for the office. | He never returns, and despite all the power and skill of) that), Regimen H A. N Angeline—Oh, Edwin, do you ‘police and detective force and all the tncent! ie thal promise of reward can offer to private cup’ Y, tar “What will you do with the “Wasn't that—aw—a beastly love me still? mot be found, nickel?" absurd rumor about me—aw— Edwin—“still?” Yes! But, OK identified body at the M r “Why, lady, | was aimin’ to buy losing me mind?” say, Angeline, it’s no usc. I can't * ‘ ‘or every unidentified body at the Morgue there are!" {a yacht, but if you'd prefer Wil Yes, that certainly was the love anybody tossing about out endow a Q limit. h dozens.of eager inquirers, Each of these seekers repre-|jas\e earkenmnp fents.some missing man or woman. The list of ‘van-|buc we le ished" persons supplies by far the most mysterious ele- ment of Gotham life. It is as though such abse ‘were disintegrated or transported, Arabian Nights fas! (HOME FUN FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS. ' Some of he Best as any of New ky yur boys are Kolng to do t iy ion, to the uttermost ends of the earth. if The man who tries fo hide ee from just CHECKER PROBLEM SSNUNDEONE TL Jokes of the Day. dsp ss tracked down ten times as often as is the ‘ aaa a | ING:EAS: , H if i ’ « 7 SUITS HIM, ANYWAY. mal citizen who, for no known reason and with evading the police. simply disappears. What ts it we take the precau! before leaving our bh bolt and bar with th and have a w nises and yet get his house bullt to He was having trou- nit the last time I saw him." 3 90, He's renting It for a good —Cincinnati Commeroial-Tritune. A VICTIM OF FRIENDSHIP. to whi n, is the | ef the United nied s son a} pr tind Its way tire * MOSQUITO-GUARDs. Hoh The man who has spent a week’s pay in fitting up ig suburban home with mosquito-proof screens and What kind of Itons are allowed tn pub- “shy, pa." (then finds that he {s still serving as a nocturnal repast No Reduction. ce parka? Dandellone, “well?” or those pests can sympathize with the Jersey ento { The Evening World Why Is a little man like a good book? ‘What's a favorite son?” Mologists who discovered that their mosquito-proof cage FEGUCHOND Enc Because he ts ¢ vked over, “He's generally a dead one after the excluded everything but mosquitoes, : BORER URIS cept : What is the easiest way to swallow! frst ballot.""-—-Chicago Record-Herald. oa a door? Bolt | THE SCENT OF THE CABBAGE. Dry weather, followed by a cold spell, delayed the} Mosquito's advent this season. But at last he (or, ° b “rather, she; for only female mosquitoes sting) is here To whom must I apply Supreme ¢ Wife—George, that cigar certainly 1s good Intentions lke fatnt- dreadful! Do let me save money and s? Because all they want is/ Why ing lad: rae ais ee johanna tps Aaa etn carrying out buy your cigars, as Mrs. Binks docs for as opened the summer campaign with a rush Mw | rections for winning a] OV" pe a hep huabana. : 2 nee Removed, | Meh anne s iy {8 a aplder a good correspondent? anuaie ne , S$ | ‘While the innumerable plans for the tiny scourge’s| 9 i145 gesto: hire sieved pelt yan he EN a aacaaetharilcoparaliinbibilaverdaroutll mA munch natbaw dune iccen te rentat Gace nails 9. cigar that inks | Inction may or may not lavish on America n glor-| What relation Is A to B, A‘s father mings teraqunrestion the fer-| What Is 7 of a chicken, 23 of a cat.) that can be deflated and rolled up small Gave me.—Chicago News, Hilly I ly mosquitoless future, there are many more im-|belng B's first cousin? M. {Board to be numbered in the manner |!*? Of a goat? Chicago en | hous to go Into the vest prcket. AW, YER STRINGING US! MN ech ive iadsrlauat (Gothen canuts Grow Underaronud; | sownita tho Iustratlon. How fur Is it from February to April? ae es “Did you hear of the lovely wedding \ i en PO Euan TY) | eer rect ceri has one king and black | 4 March of 3t days. NAMES OF TWO BIRDS. present Jane's father Is going 1» sive] ||| te his personal woes along that line. Do not oA eavaloen Beet tay ine cok 1] two, > will; of course, go to ond ————— . her?” | LOcALiy 4 STRIODS ats groune TRANSPOSITION PUZZLE, “No! What ts t?” A the angry red sting marks, That irritates them.|uxe potatoes. DB siya they grow on{ Of 26 double corners, say to square | i | Be thse any NA ee OH ON Not: A quaint little sea bird with dress plain “It's a hired girl, warranted perfecd nee tae © solution of ammonia. The itch- ee Een gument Tee IMI ahen black must get his two kings on and neat, in every partloular, and guaranteed to| (¢, commodore Elbridge T. Gerry Ia back fro ett Ml cease, Do not light the gas in your bedroom, | 4" : ey 10 and WM. ‘Then they move as|I fish in a way of my own quite com- hold her Job for a whole year!"- Cleve- Loe Print a lar hebag bah Dubos Anconvenient to disrobe in the dark than to Ile] Amerien Had Ceutrebonrd, follows: plete; mena’ eeetn Deel re: hildren! Up Pedestal ‘Fubbed on the face or hands will also do| board? 8.8. 3B. b-1 M10 Ferree A B An Irishman and a Frenchman were ap 800.8 x RA as " 1—5 b—1 I just dip my bill without wetting my parting at the steamer. The Irishman, Perlaps you may remember that 1 aw he Invader's appetite. Princeton Won. Score, 7 to 6, 59 15 feet. fatanding (on the. bwhurt Swain! his - He used to wear a fuzzy hat, Recautions may not cause the mos-|7% th [Aller of The Evening World sot ae ‘Transposed, I'm what ladies find ever at) ‘The name of a bird ts hidden in each| hand to his friend, shouted, “0. Teser= © Bullt, maybe, ‘from a pussy cat, they will save you many a habng aren ee west agouelt LSet VR ee or ae we 1822 of these two pletures. One is a seal voir! The Frenchman, politely salut- » " ; ‘ ow white avi *aken whichever needie in constant] tow! other much more famill “ "Boston Chri; Mat, was theiscore? C.Z, | way he moves. pitohg a sd cu ie: snipe PR nag 2 Es t ee “E x » 1 Z