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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
11
Questions on hygiene sanitation and disease prevention from readers of The Bee are answered personally by Dr Evans with proper limits. He will not diagnose or prescribe for individual diseases. Enclose a stamped addressed envelope and address letters to The Bee.
A writer recalls feeling sleepy after lunch despite light meals and explains digestion diverts blood to the abdomen slowing the brain. The suggested cure is simple: spend lunch period in activity like playing ball to shed the sleepiness and regain energy.
Writs issued in Chicago by the Department for the valuable book Correct Care of the Feet. Bauer and Black are named parties in the action. The notice indicates a legal move to recover or secure the book.
A newspaper page notes pep activities to beat after noon sleepiness. People pitch balls, play deck tennis, horseshoes, and rounders near a plant while women engage in discreet street games. It argues active play improves arithmetic and spelling and questions why bosses ignore this practice.
A reader asks about improving a pale boy who sweats heavily and stays indoors. The advice suggests outdoor activity and proper weight guidance, stating a 14 year old at five feet should weigh 107 pounds and at six feet should weigh 160 pounds, with emphasis on fresh air.
Amos Thomas ex receiver for Lion Bonding and Surety and Nebraska Department of Trade and Commerce filed a motion in federal court to dissolve an injunction issued June 1. They argue the court lacked jurisdiction because records are controlled by the department under a district court order and the department is acting in a governmental capacity. The suit, brought by A J Hertz and John Levin receivers in Minneapolis, is effectively against Nebraska, with a hearing set for July 7.
Blair Bank Receiver James E. Hart charges in district court that Anna C. Castetter must return $36,000 worth of stock from the Banking House of Castetter Blair Nebraska. Hart says assets are liquidated and insufficient to cover deposits and claims. The stock allegedly was willed to Mrs Castetter by her husband Francis Castetter.
In Pleasant valley the Redcaps grow as Old Mr. Crow schemes to add a "new member" to Reddy Woodpecker's club. Crow brings a hidden stranger with a red cap, but Reddy detects the ruse and accuses the guest of deception, exposing the fraud.
An advertising blurb touts Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a great nerve tonic and appetite builder for impaired vitality, labeling it as a remedy for weak nerves and overall vigor.
In a swampy tale a Red-winged Blackbird joins a Redcaps gathering but is refused membership after a dispute. Mr Crow cheers as Theo the Red cap resigns, and Reddy Woodpecker confirms the bird is no longer part of the club. The editorial ends by urging readers to check the Want Ads for opportunities.
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