The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1918, Page 8

‘ aapplied by the wife. Swarbuch sent a ballet through ‘hs wite’s neck and she AMMONIA FIM ae ee Ni; rt. Swarbuch Oalmly Combs Hatr Be- |", '° the Moor Hot seriously Mure om, and brush from rted his hair and ned inte the miaaie of his fore- IN A HOSPITAL PUT jen thetr daughter, saw Swarbuch or cide, not knowing ed t8 kill himeclf. Near Boiler Room in Time to Prevent Explosion. But for the promptness and pres- ence of mind of a watchman and a fireman, 100 babies and their nurses might have been the victims of an explosion which was narrowly avert- ed in a Brooklyn hospital for infants early this morning. Nurses in St. Christopher's Nursery and Hospital, at No, 281 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, were awakened at an early hour to#lay by an unusual sizzling sound, which seemed to be somewhere in the building and was constantly becoming louder, They called the watchman, John | Schmidt, who traced the sound to the cellar, where he was nearly ov come by fumes escaping from th monia tank in the refrigerating plant, | He sped upstairs and, calling to the | telephone operator to notify the Fire and Police Departments, ran across the street'to an engine house and j turned in a@ still alarm Engineer John J, Kelly of the en- Did your Child wake up Cross or Feverish? Leck, Motiee! UW Teague te Conted, | Gellar, where he found the suction eleamee the fiver and bowels with | Sha ceNcame salvan opens Sie siet - off these and the danger was over. "California Syrep of Figo | Tyne tank was only fifteen fest from valves had not been shut off it was ik hat losk would ha’ Mother! Your child isn’t naturalty| waste-matter, sour bile and fermente | ey Ane gorce. of whioh ‘oon ress and peevish. See if the tongue| ing food clogged in the bowels pass | jaye wrecked the hospital and tho be coated; this is a sure sign that its ated b ooh aera bee ae rat surrounding houses. Twenty-five of ttle ate dtomach, liver and bowels need} children love this harmless, delicious | had been carried to the nearby rest- attention at once. ‘fruit laxative,” and it never fails to | dences w nger was arrested. ‘When listless, pale, feverish, “stuffy” | effect a good “inside cleansing.” cold, throat sore; when the child | Directions for babies, children of all | Wood tainted breath and doesn't ecatg ages and grown-ups are plainly on the POR Weep or act naturally, or has stom-| bottle. fch-ache or diarrhoea, remember «| Keep it handy in your home. A | twenty- tle liver and bowel cleaning should | little given to-day saves a sick child | ing & value, if completed, of be the first treatment given. | to-morrow, but get the genuine. eee, A Nothing equals “California Syrup of} Look for name “California.” Ac- Bigs” for children’s -ills; give « tea-| cept no Fig Syrup but “California.”— spoonful, and in a few hours all the! Advt trict to-day for the Emergen: Corporation, which revoked a for wooden’ ships not already under war Announcement: To help meet the needs of the government, Wrigley’s has: discontinued the use of tin foil as a wrapping for @aazue Hereafter all three WRIGLEY flavors will be sealed in air-tight, pink-end packages. WRIGLEY 'S ICY FRU CHEWING Gust in the pink sealed wrapper and take your choice of fla- vor. Three kinds to suit all tastes. . Be SURE you get Wrigley’s— The Flavor Lasts! & owed by the Fifth Avenue Association, 6 Bays, presents several impossible problems both of construction and of operation. He insists that the ‘‘criss- cross” idea emanated from a commer- — | Fireman Shuts Valves in Tank | the boiler room, and Kelly said if the | the hundred babies in the hospital} | Accor@ing to Public Service Commis: |? fpa'ymante stoner Charles 8, Hervey the present |” qe is “on |" subway ropresentative of the B. between the ¥ - |day. vthat these wom: ground tines | stood by the public ‘a guccers. the need for their should retain their The diagonal method of Juncture pro- kn clally biased mind, looking toward cer- tain private business interests in 42d Stree! — enth Avenuo subway north of the Cort landt Street Station early to-day. ‘GIRL CONDUCTORS TO STAY.|. The, body was between the third rail *land the retaining wall, and it is sup- “gee enemsee posed he was struck by a train while One, thousand women conductors em-| walking along the tracks. ployed by Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit tion was made by @ registration card Company « 2,000 working for the in his pocket. | | gine company rushed down to the| | ‘ i wal (THE theory of modern den- tifrices isa German theory. Recent scientific discoveries have proved that it is a wrong theory and that most modern dentifrices are act- ually harmful to the teeth. The German professor started right, but his researches stopped half way. He knew that the cause of tooth decay was a continual forming of acids from * fermenting tood particles in tooth crev- ices and cavities and under the gums. His chemistry told him that alkalines neu- tralize acids. So he compounded an alkalinedentifrice. That was several years ago, when the world had a blind respect for German chemistry. The pro- fessor’sthe , was generally accepted, and asa re- sult most modern dentifrices are strongly alkaline, ‘Where the German professor went wrong was in not crediting Nature with intelligence enough to take care of the acids of food decay by a natural process. As a matter of fact, Nature has made full pro- vision for neutralizing these acids, Salivais alkaline. A copious and constant flow of saliva will render harmless the acids of food decay. An alkaline dentifrice can only neutralize acids at the instant of using, but saliva is guarding your teeth from acid every minute of the 24 hours. Now the danger of an alkaline dentifrice, as proved conclusively by analytical dental science, is that it paralyzes the salivary glands and stops the flow of saliva, thus defeating Nature’s method and exposing the teeth to the unchecked ravages of acid. 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