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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
5
Dr Frank McCoy discusses secondary anemia as a common result of many diseases. He explains blood changes, causes from poor nutrition to toxins, and that many cases stem from a toxic body state. A blood exam is essential, with treatment by toxin elimination and diet guidance.
IT L G asks about mouth full of saliva during talking or quiet moments. Answer notes possible salivary gland disorder from stones or certain drugs. suggests acidic fruit juice and stopping medicines briefly, then examination if unresolved. Also explains orange juice fasting: amount varies, usually up to two quarts daily plus equal water. regimen depends on individual case.
Stribling, Pulitzer prize author of The Store, now resides in New York with his wife attending Columbia College. He enjoys a forthcoming novel Railroad to be published in pulp magazines and notes the corrupt old judge as his favorite character. Diana Chase hosts a tea with celebrities and flowers. Princess Der Ling, former empress aide, is also noted.
In a Peking court scene and social chatter from the Northeast, William Rose Benet introduces his bride Lora Baxter while actors and a famed widow return to the stage. Yale veteran William Lylon Phelps, aged 61 years of schooling, reflects lifelong study. Mabel Walker Willebrandt defends women in law, plans a Russia voyage, and prefers late-night driving. An exhibit at Farragut Gallery features platinum works including a Tiffany dinner service valued at $10,000, and a Cartier trophy with patents numbering in the hundreds of thousands.
Before you begin romantic evenings, rest well with a fifteen to thirty minute cat nap and a hot tub or shower. Cleanse your face, apply nourishing cream, and massage the scalp with cold water to refresh nerves and lift mood. Patter barefoot around the room, slip on underwear last, and spray cologne under the arms to brace your spirits for a party mood.
Petty theft concerns persist as merchants consider night watchman. McClaran store and offices of Ray Martin and Hart-Hilly entered. Firemen plan a Liberty Theatre benefit show next Monday and Tuesday. Daily Vacation Bible School opens next Monday led by Rev. J Marker and assistants. Calvin Miller on West auto tour. visiting Kansas relatives, Denver trip possible. Mrs. Glenn Sleffy recovering from surgery at Indiana Hospital. son Leroy with grandparents in Plumville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith relocate from Johnstown to Market Street Saltsburg. Shower faits for Mrs. Wilson Rhea hosted by Mrs. James Whitesell with Betty Wilson and Ali George Franklin as hostesses. Harry J. Ridenour marries Mrs. Mary A. Morris in Roscoe. Recorder Ralph Cummings officiates. Martin's Restaurant near the railroad to reopen Friday with new soda fountains. free ice cream cones for under twelve and buttermilk for adults to attract visitors. Rev C C McNary, U P Church pastor, visited Ohio. attended alma mater commencement. Loree McClaran to Ann Arbor. Miss Adele Hart visiting Pittsburgh relatives. Principal CG L McMillen to view Century of Progress Exhibit in Chicago. Fred Hart hosts classmate Charles Stator of Huntington WV. West Virginia Wesleyan visit. Dickens first book Sketches by Boz noted. Pickwick Papers first part published around 1836 pre marriage.
Advertisement for Adla Tablets by Dr Exil claiming relief from acid stomach indigestion and gas. Sold at Daught erty's Drug Store. Quick relief promised for stomach distress, enabling enjoyment of meals.
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