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The Baniwell People-S—tiael. Barm well, & C, Amgmt 2,1834 Lightweight Dinosaur Small but Uajbe 70a picture a dinosaur like Alley Oop’s pet, a monster «f glgaa tie proportions. v The American Mnsenm of Natural History has told.of-yTttnogfttrno bigger than a mastiff, but light and fkit with hooked saw-edged teeth, aa dangerous by Itself as a pack of wolves. This formidable beast roamed the prairies and hills of Montana 120,- 000,000 rears aao. Its fossilised That Body of Yours JAMES W. BARTON, M. ft bones were found In south central Montana, twelve miles south of the village of Harlowton, last October. Gareful Investigation delayed the announcement. Fragments of the dinosaur’s mineralized body have been hewn and chiseled out of the solid rock. The fragments tell of a fighter that must have bid for the lightweight championship of its era. The bones are hollnw, nggewtlnp m*A The Use and Misuse of Mineral Oil *HOSE individuals who have tried -to do without laxatives or 4>urga- tlves by eating fruit, raw vegetables, bran and other rough foods are to be praised because the regular use of drugs for this purpose Is unwise. There are times, of course, when a dose of epsom salts or castor nil Is the best possible treatment; In fact, the regular treatment with many phy sicians unless there is some abdominal condition where purgatives would be dangerous. ^ V speed. The hind legs were about fifteen inches off the ground at the hips. The body nalanced a slashing neck and a powerful, flailing tall— the neck alone two and a half feet long. “At present," the museum author ities said, “It Is Impossible to fully visualize the skull, but it must have been unusually large, for the saw- bladed, recurved teeth are relatively larger than In any •described carni vorous dinosaur. The front legs were powerful, and relatively better developed than in the great “tryan- nosanrus.” The discovery was made by t)r. Barnum Brown, of the Museum of Natural History. Th* Moving Power After all, nothing succeeds until the Intelligent and powerful men of the notion take It up SIMPLE WAY TO , KEEP CHILDREN’S TOYS IN ORDER ^TWrvrairt iw^wlrere the children Bleep and play?** Inquired the visit ing grandmother, as she looked skep tically around the unnaturally tidy room, with its amall twin beds, large > bare table and few closed closets. “Haven’t they any toys?" she pur sued, in a pained voice. With a dainty-little kick under the Some are now using mineral oil, or Russian oil to help the system get rid of its wastes, and if this plain oil Is taken in proper quantities it U cer tainly a simple and safe method. It was formerly thought that the oil passed through the body unchanged, but Drs. S. E. Newman and G. E. Gru- enfeld in Journal Missouri Medical As sociation state that although mineral oil Is not affected by the action of the digestive Juices, it Is broken up in the same manner as fats, although not to the same extent However, mineral oil has proved it self so effective in preventing consti pation by helping the waste to pass readily through the large intestine, that the daily use of one-half table spoonful or more of the oil for several days at a time is advised. The ol! seems to prevent some of the liquids of ( the food from being ab sorbed Into the body, and this liquid. bed, the proud mother revealed the explanation. It was a very fiat but capacious box on rollers. Opened, It disclosed the usual pell-mell of chil dren’s toys, balls, blocks and mechan ical contrivances, evidently stowed away In great haste. Not much or der, but everything visible and easy td get at,, because the flat box didn’t permit piling one thing on top of another. odd-shaped shelves, and all tbs dear little teddy bears, books, dolls and games exposed," admitted the young mother. “I tried that at the begin ning, but found I was a slave to neat ness—spent all my spare time tidying tlfft place op, for they conldn’t be trained to pot each object In Us own cubby hole. “This scheme is much better. There’s no struggling and fussing ever exact places for everything, and the children rather like the Idea of shutting doors on their games, or voUteg- them under the hed hot-et “This thing slides under the 1>ed when not in use,*’ the mother ex plained, “but it’s so easy to pull out, that the children can get their toys and put them away themselves. As for books and games—well, here’s a closet full.” The closet was merely an old wooden bookcase, with' wooden doors and plenty of shelves. No need to pile one thing atop of another, and the wooden doors kept any disorder hidden. “Of course, this isn’t so cute as having the nursery walls lined with Now! PricesR sight"—Cleveland Plain Dealer. V Not Original Declaration Washingtonians and visitors alike,, view the beautifully engrossed and signed copy of the Declaration of In dependence on exhibition In the. Li brary of Congress as the “original.” Bat It is not that. Bays Pathfinder Magazine. The original Is in the possession of The national—MbHo- graphic treasury, but it is not die played. These facts were recently brought out In a brochure published by the government printing office. The copy ordered printed and pro claimed on July 4, 1776, has only the printed signatures of John Hancock as president of the Continental con gress and Charles Thompson as sec retary. Although the displayed copy is dated “In Congress, July 4, 1770,’* the Declaration was not ordered en grossed until July 19, and afterward the engrossed copy was signed by John Hancock and M members. I Tim of 12 Toblots t*OW“ , Nee of the 100-Tabiet ' Bottles AIm .Reduced! .\ S^lr* ALWAYS SAY BA YU ASPIRIN ** NOW WHIN YOU IS CRAZY WATER I EPSOM SALTS No, says Dr. W. E. Fitcfi in nation-wide broadcast over N.B.C. network NOT A MAN-MADE DRUG Tells why natural mineral water is so often beneficial for “rheumatic" aches and pains being still in the wastes, helps to make the wastes bulky, giving the muscles of the Intestine more to grasp and pustr downward. Naturally, the mus cles of the walls of the intestine with this hulk fiThandle are kept In much better tone or condition than when the wastes are dry and scanty. However, Doctors Newman and Gru- •nfeld point out that If the quantity of oil used Is too large. It may accumu late in the lower part of the large In- testlne, act really as a sort of Irritant, which keeps the bowel overact! v« and may cause spasm or cramps. The thought then Is that the uso of mineral oil Jn suitable doaee toe a few days at a time may be helpful when there Is a tendency to constipation. Too much mineral all may cause irri tation. cramps,, and spasm of the mu» des of the Intestine. you < What On a recent Sunday aft-moon broadcast on the National Broadcast ing network the following discussion took place between Mr. Gene Arnold and Dr. W. E. Fitch, internationally known authority on natural mineral waters. ~ Gene A*nou>: “I receive letters from people saying they heard that Crazy Water Crystals are made of nothing but salts—Epsofrt Saha or Glaube r's Sahs: These people want to know if it’s true you can buy some of these salts for a few cents, and get the same effect as you do with Crazy Water Crystals.” Da. Fitch : “No, it is NOT true." Gene Arnold: “I’m glad to hear you say that, because I know your opinion is worth a great dcaL But will ou explain a little more about it? t are the true facts?" D*. Fitch : “The facts are that it has always been hard for a few doubt ing Thomases and skeptics to believe that old Mother Nature knows how Jo prepare and compound natural min eral waters in a way that cannot be duplicated in a laboratory. In the course of my studies I have found that those same doubts were expressed Two Thousand Years Ago, in the early days of natural mineral water therapy. The truth is that natural mineral water and natural crystals from such waters are as different from synthetic or artificial salts as day from night. And that’s why the medical profession has always been in favor of the Natural Wat ers — has always insisted that they are the one product of Nature that cannot be imitated successfully by man. People have tried for many, many years to make up synthetic con coctions to take their place but they do not have the same effect The predominating chemical constituent of Crazy- Water. Crystals is sodium sul- \7|AjW MW afin ▼ Hamms Y OU are reading and hearing a great deal about vitamins these days. Food manufacturers, drug ex perts, even restaurants are telling the world about the magic qualities of their products, because these products contain vitamins. Thus, the first impression one might get is that a vitamin or vitamins are -• new kind of ffioa substance, or that l UTICUM. A Pixo* Medicinal Soap St m 0 * t. * ' € V € A. y • m m M m * u ( *rJ 141 X {tistiiitj Protect your skill, as well as the tender skins of yocr children, by regw- Jar everyday use of a soap that does more thaw cleanse. Containing the soothing, healing fittiema properties, Cwtlenrn Snap safeguards the akin. Best for you and Baby too. Pries 29c. i< Pottar Drag A i THE WORLD’S GREATEST SKEETER SK00TER ^ V Hang a “Skeeterette” on Your Bed and Get a Good Night’s Sleep. *_ No Messy Oil—No Foul Odor Thia remarkable new invention makes skeeters-skoot in record time, " No Meaay Oil or Toni smelling liquid to grease or soil the clothes, just a haadjr, sanitary little package, made ao U can be hung on the bed or lights, Bkeeterottea are made of a spe cial porous stock, containing s new chemical combination that starts va por i sTntTtSrmlnutirtheouterWJ^iper is removed, giving off a harntton gas that banishes Mosquitoes aa if by magic. Nothing like it ever before: entirely new. Owing to the sensational sales demand for “Skeeterette" It has been iBPoasibla la fill ail otdom promptly, therefor* If yonr favorite store has not yet secured their sap- ply of “Skeeterette" wo will mail yon a full-Blsed package parcel post paid npon the receipt of one thin surer dime and the name of yonr Senior. P.D,Q. Ubontorite. 462-4M-4M North Are., Atlanta, Ga* Southern Branch. DRUGGISTS, ATTEN TION, yon enn now secure a limited supply of “Sheeterettca" from yonr iocw jobber^ (ndr,l — JieHEW Natural State, ■ physiological effect than the synthetic salts made in a laboratory. When yon buy salts for a few cents you get just what pay for—a dose of salts. But when you use Crazy Water Crystals, you get undiluted minerals in their natu ral state, taken from natural mineral water by evaporation with nothing added." That 2s why Crazy Water Crystals have proven themselves so beneficial hi the treatment of “rheumatic" aches and pains. Thousands of people in all parts of the United States testify to this. If you, or any of your friends, suf fer from “rheumatic” pains we sug gest you investigate Crazy Water Crystals immediately. Ask any of the millions who have used them. Then f et a standard size box—it costs only 1.50 and is ample for at least three weeks treatment Crazy Water Com pany, Mineral Wells, Texas. are for sale by dealers displaying the red and green Crazy Water Crystals sign. Get a box today. WNU—t these manufacturers are putting this new food substance into their prod ucts. As a matter of fact, the various vt tamlns are not in any way alike; one vitamin being ns different from anoth er vitamin as meat is from bread Further, the average - nan, wbrnanT or child does not need to buy these products advertised to contain certain vitamins. In order to get enough vi tamins. The daily diet of the average intelligent middle class Individual con tains all the necessary vitamins and In the amount necessary for Hie main lenance and workings of the body. Take the average diet and It will be found that cereal, milk (perhaps some cream), toast, a little bacon and some tea or coffee with sugar and cream will make up the average breakfast. Lunch will consist of bread and but ter, milk, tea or coffee, some fruit or a salad. Dinner will consist of soup, usually vegetable soup, meat, potatoes, one or two other vegetables and some fruit or pastry for dessert An Individual eating the above diet and getting out Into real sunshin# daily—not the sunshine of the dust and smoke-laden atmosphere of any elty—aeed never think of vitamins.- do not get the full value of the ultra vlplet rays In cities. * However, most of us live Indoors, get little sunlight and not enough of one Important vitamin—vitamin D—which la needed to keep our bones, and prin cipally oar teeth in good condition; hence the decay of teeth in the ma jority of children and adults. * v Itamtn D and ultra violet rays have the same effect upon the body. To get vitamin D, children are given more sunshine, are treated with ultra violet rays by sped a I lamps, and also given cod liver olL In other words, If we lived outdoor*, our ordinary diet would be perfect As we do not live outdoors, eggs and cod liver oil may be necessary to supply vitamin D. CopjrrtfbL—WMU Barrio*. Modern Methods of Mining Modern methods of mining were cradled in eastern Europe, Dr. Ed vard Brown, a Fellow of the Royal So ciety, visiting the mines of Chremnits, Hungary, In 1673, reported the use of pumps driven by water wheels, and • newly-Iu vented crushing mill. Then, •ays Tlt-Blts Magazine, came steam pumps, steam mills, and rock drills. In 1887 the brothers Forest and Mc Arthur Invented the cyanide process. It made profitable the treatment ef thousands of tons of ore which other wise could not have been cept at • loss. / TO BUILD THE TIRE SEUSATION of ’34! 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