The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 30, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1919.
What Folic
(Literary Digest.)
Just nothing at all, that seems
be the answer to this question, if
are to credit an investigation reeen
made by the Board of Health of B
falo, N. Y., and reported by I)r.
A. Evans, the author of the "II
to Keep Well" section printed
numerous dailies. The 34,000 perse
who had the influenza last year
Buffalo? and survived it?are in b
ter health today. Dr. Evans assui
us, than If they had had typhoid,
even measles, or than if they h
gone through a major operatii
"There is no other severe diseasi
he says, "which would have left
few semi-invalids in its wake. The suits
here discust puncture, in pai
cular. several popular fictions
which perhaps the chief is that
fluenza renders its victims an et
prey to consumption. The Buffalo
vestigators found absolutely no e
ilence of this. Says Dr. Evans:
"In the early spring they (the B
falo health authorities) threw a coi
of investigators into the field to d
cover what had been the nftcr-effe
of the "flu.' There were 33,880 ea
of influenza reported between Oc
ber 1, 1918, and April 1, 1019.
these, 3.179 died. An investigai
called on each survivor and ask
whether there had been any after
feets of the disease. There were 7
who claimed tliey had never been t
same since they were acutely sick
? severe disease, a
sojv. Jnter effects can be expect
Hut vXlere is no other severe dise;
which would have left so few He
invalids in its wake; 748 out of 3
880 is a small proportion.
"The figures of this survey w<
published in the April bulletin. T
June bulletin carries a follow
atory. Two months after the fi
visit an inspector called on each
the 748 who claimed to bo sufferl
from after-effects of 'flu.' They wi
informed by 501 that ihey had fu
recovered; 210 reported that tl
were improving; 4 had died.
"Of tho original 748 there w
, 220 who claimed to be suffering fri
one form or another of lung trout
Kxamination showed that 28 had c
sumption. Of these 11 wore on recr
"I Spend ft SI on ILnt-Hnnp and Sin
the i'rlre of ft Hog."
James McGuire, famous Hog Rai
of New Jersey says, "I advise evi
s. farmer troubled with rats to i
RAT-SNAP. Tried everything to
rid of rats. Spent $1 on UAT-SN/
ured the rats it killed, saved I
price of a hog." RAT-SNAP comes
cake form. No mixing with otl
food. Tats or dogs won't touch
Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold a
guaranteedby Lancaster Drug Co. s
W. S Stewman and Co
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NEVER was such rij
fisted smokejoy as 3
jimmy pipe packed with
That's because P. A.
You can't fool your t
a can get five aces out of
Prince Albert, coming ai
earlier just to start stokj
you know you've got tt
Prince Albert's quality
but when you figure th
patented process that cr
feel like getting a flock c
to express your happy di
Toppy rod bagt, tidy rod t
humidor*? and?that dotty,
tpongm moist onor top that h>
R. J. Reynolds Tobaca
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ification of th?
- 1 >> 'ut0 necessity.
>ws the rlu Dinwiddle, prf
verslty.
as having had tuberculosis before , T,h< preside
, " . _ , , dents of the ai
to they had the 'flu, 8 were cases of , ,
, , ..... . association att<
?ve new tuberculosis, altho several were . .. ..
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tly in families where there were cases of . , ,
' . ing place for t
uf- consumption. Eight cases of consump- _ ,
New Orlear
\\ . tion could be expected to develop in .. ?
v . Mardi Gras, pr
ow eight months among 38,800 people ?? ??
in who had never had the 'flu.' wis'in'the" '80
ins "The evidence indicates that infill- jjKht were usei
in enza does not increase the tendency m werc In tli
et- to consumption, as one person of the ()f famous
res 74 8 had died from consumption dur- vig|tors inter w
or in* the two months' interval, but QUS gocjai func
ad the evidence was that he had the dis- .
5n. ease before the epidemic of influenza Reeok
e," came along. Washington
so "Of the 206 cases of rheumatism foreign affairs
re- where it was claimed that the dis- Jed a resolutl
ti- ease was due to 'flu,' 128 said at the Husted. Repul
of second visit that they were well, and posing the Ho
'n- 78 that they were improving. disapproving ti
isy "Of. the 4 6 cases of heart-disease, litary and nav
in- 26 said they were well, and 10 that
ivi- they were still under the physician's ww
care K 1L
uf- "The second visit showed that the m *ps
persons with eye, ear. nose and throat
, , , . . , , . . , , and mice?ths
is- trouble which had been charged up to reliable ro(ion
cts the 'flu' were about all well. Their cakeg no mj
ses troubles had not been serious. Your money bs
to- "It is very certain that .22.880 25c. size (1
Of cases of pneumonia, typhoid fever.
tor diptheria. measles, or almost any j House", coops (
;ed other grave disease, or .22,880 major $1.00 nIm in
ef* operations done under an anesthetic, farm and out-l
4 8 would have left more after-effects. 'nKa- or faetoi
, ... , v. . i : i Sold and Gil
he more organic disease of heart or km- jjrUK (?0 an(j y
neys, more consumption and more
nd chronic bronchitis, more chronic ined.
validism than followed in the wake |\f) III
isc of the epidemic of 'llu' in Buffalo." J IIK
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l8. EARLY PEACE FAVORED
BY ADVERTISING CLUBS I Sp<
?t e
Senate rrgwl t<? Speedily Ratify Chronic
1 the Peace Treaty and the \
,sf League of Nations. fS
of U
inK New Orleans, Sept. 2 5.?The As-1
prp sociated Advertising Clui)s of the MtT
World, with delegates from everyj
,ey state in the union and from manvj
foreign countries, favored early peace I ~
prP and the league of nations by the adop ,
r>m tion of resolutions by practically un-j D*1
''p- animous vote at the opening session i 1 110S
on' here of the 15th annual convention.' /
The resolutions were telegraphed1 ^ /%
j to President Wilson and urged the Cured Wit
senate to speedily ratify the peace!
treaty and the league of nations LoftS of 1
ser "without amendment or reservations"
?ry for the good of the "economic <<
1,sp world." , "
Kp' Following the adoption an address'
by Samuel Gompers, president of the ~
^1P American Federation of Labor, in
'n which he declared that a prompt rat j 1206 1
it. Uuh-My-Ti^ in is a great pain killer. I
tnd It relieves pain and *oreness caused C ?1
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aste apparatus any more than you #1QJJW
a family deck I So, when you hit
id going, and1 get up half an hour
hg your pipe lor rolling cigarettes, 3B6|I
le big prize on\the end of your line I
r alone puts it In a class of its own, I
iat P. A. is made by our exclusive ^
its out bite and parch?well?you J|
if dictionaries to find enough words 1|| g j
iys sentiments I 9ft jg
in*, handsome pound <and half-pound tin fty
practical pound cry at pi gloat humidor with HVH
tap* the tobacco in such perfect condition. MUljl
> Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 JBbsss
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HE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
i treaty was an abso- ^
was read by Dr. A. B. r^-rsstdent
of Tulane unlnts
and former presl- ?>?
dverttsing clubs of the ijjjjijj^ ^Kj
ended a banquet where ^
as selected as the meet- iiliy l%.A?W 18 cents Jr.,
he convention in 1!)20. ili^y)\/? 11 q DQ.ck.CKie ?i>"
is, witn tne spirit of t-frWj-jv'.'.'flR * 0 ^;v.^
esented the old French
arly as possible as it .
s. Lanterns and candle .' tIe ^g/e
tl and the men and wo- m
le costumes of the days . //r?\Jk"Sv
I,a li11e brothers. Tho j , ? /J'.-V
! ?! - ait: v ?/ n o'Wajii.^N
ere entertained at vari- > /Jf '<>/>,,
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T.bl?.
. Sept. 2 5.?The House , /0/ /-'jf <'?$ &'>?+> /
committee today tabon
by Representative j 0/ "^
)lican. New York, pro- ,
use to ro on record as ^
he use >>( Ameiican rail-j [*Q
al forces at Kiume. ^
ls rats 1 : ^
it's RA-SNAP, the old Smohert realize i
t destroyer. Moines in; M that the value is in i
KinR with Other food.' B the cigarettes and do jj
tck if It fails. I Y not expect premiums J
cake) enough for Pan- V or coupons! J
r Cellar.
>r small buildings.
cakes) enough for all
mildings. storage build y
buildings.
larantoed by Lancaster
iV. S. Stewman & Co. t
" CameN *r& nnlff arerrtrftera
m &t *//)' 1"/t f*?*i f.'SCftc%f
20 or fen
RlJp/^lOnri^ri pmck*ii*s (200 i/i a
It F 111 1 I K 4ltf*nin*-pmper?cowr+drarton
* lill !?!?: | ^ fV'e mtronfly rmcomrnond this
|f !::K r - rmrtnrt for th? homti nr office
, , , rrW Bupply or whmn you frara/.
rcialist in (
and Nervous | dsea.es
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l\ \ 1 ? ^ the way it has been endorsed by
J J From the very first it has been ad
/ _ 31 as we said it would he. bv what n
foy smoke jg sav for it
? J Vou remember we announced
!f J would have to speak for itself.
-3 left with the people. And now yo
I 3 One Hundred Owners Addt
F J Deliveries at this writing exceed
j J An average of 1 00 new buyers are
: li ? Such a production would be Inr
L - older organizations. Hut it is not I
ihdemand that there is for the K
| j Sweden Ordered 5 Then I
f | The first shipment of Kssex a
m 1 Sweden a few days ago. The Uiiti;
| for 5. Hut on the day they were i
i m dealer cabled for 7 6 to he shipped
I J That is significant, for Sweden ii
| countries where gasoline costs near!
| ] gallon. Kven before tho war Kut
| J tries did not take readily to Am
. | Only the light, small, inexpensive
I | Cost of operation was the big
I f line and oil prices made large cars
J Hut the Kssex just met the nei
| I the sturdiness and dependability
1 had never attributed to mode
- 1 American cars. The Essex met th
| for economy and low operating cost
j ] And Those Advantages
r ] Important Here
? J Americans rather than put up
J customary objections of light low
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If you want to know what rare and
unusual enjoyment Camels provide
smoke them in comparison with any
cigarette in the world at any price!
CAMELS are a cigarette revelation any
way you consider them! Take quality,
or refreshing flavor and fragrance; or, that
(wonderful mellow-mild-smoothness you
never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet
Camels are so full-bodied and so full-ofsatisfaction
you marvel that so much delight
could be put into a cigarette!
Camels expert blend of choice Turkish
and choice Domestic tobaccos makes them
so irresistibly appetizing! And. the blend
explains why it is possible for you to smoke
Camels liberally without tiring your taste!
You will prefer Camels to either kino
of tobacco smoked straight!
You'll realize pretty quick, too. that
among the many reasons you smoke Camels
xis their freedom from any unpleasant cigarctty
aftertaste or unpleasant cigarettyodor!
Once you know Camels you won't
take much stock in premiums, coupons
or gifts! You'll prefer Camel quality
IC. J. KLYNOLD5 T03ACC0 CO., Wm?ion-Salen>, N. C.
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New Owners Are Added Daily
Varm Supporter of the Essex
Nant the Essex
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the Kss*x in dearie of elegance. comfort and p
the pifhlic they wanted.
vertised ijust Hut the Kssex seems to have tille
eople had to as we expected it would. It answi
, mand for moderate first cost. It
the Ktftex inexpensive cost and maintenance
Its fate ^as and. of course, it gratifies the taste
hi can junge 'am e and performance.
How Kvervtinc Ttilks I4
*d Daily l|le Kssex.
lO.Oon <ais, They tell their friends what
getting thojr learned about it.
Any dealer can tell you of persor
rc for many aon who lias placed orders with 1
lalf Qfiual tt> result of a ride they have had '
89t'*- friend. As a test of how it stands i
lalllvd Ion of motorists in general, or even
the street, mention the Kssex any
might he in such a way as to provol
irs reached Hjon of ?
al ardor u.' o a
The result will be interesting.
unloaded the likely to hear a single adverse oriti
Immediately. you wijj proj)abiy conclude everyon
s one of the ested in selling you an |Kssex.
ly a dollar a ? n
opean coun- that ih the r.sscx Selling 1
terican cars. It is just what you will hear from
cars had a of motorists. Everyone seems bent
everyone else what a fine car the E
item. Gaso- Note the manner in which they
impractical. People judge it in comparison with
?ds. It has of merit that they know.
Europeans That probably explains why Esse
rate priced mice and quality is compared to I
elr demands priced automobiles.
There is no other measure by w
can he described.
When will you take your ride in
Your enthusiasm will be as great
with the is with close to a million others,
priced cars. Essex boosters grow daily?and
obtained the swell Essex sales.
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LANCASTEK, S. C.
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