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lklltor Journal of tho Amt-rim" Medical Association and of lhgcln,
Tho "t‘tlilll .‘lnutuiltr,
or all tho unromfortublo peoplv
on earth nono aro so disturbed as
those with painful aching fct-t.
unfortunately many of thorn. in-
hlt'lltl ot suhtnttitug tn curt-tut study
its to jtltll \t‘lty the fort ache. tritic-
about with lilflth‘H in shows. lt'rfl
out all sorts of t'attt-y toot supports.
platt-s, and \\ hat not. and mum to
m‘t‘ious itllt‘lllklll only Wilt‘tl the ('0!)-
tlitton hi‘COlllt‘fl unbt-arultle. .
.\ propt'rly iillitu: shoe is the first
vascntlnl to comfort at tlto fool.
Hometlmrs tht: IrCh-suppm't cart--
icssly chosr‘n nrconlualt-s the dim-
culty by throwing a grvatnr burden
of weight on the very part of the
foot that is prmlut‘tng the suft‘t-rins'.
Dnut'ing
Anothvr (rmuvntly ovorlookrd
t‘fllISfi of auto fuel and or pain and
tandornt‘as of the ball or the font in
tilt-So modern timt-s is tho, Cl‘tlZI‘ for
too vigorous dancinc. Sines that la
too Krt-ut should not iw thrown upon
ntuavlos and lignmtnts unused tn tin
t lYol‘l.
'ritr- professional dnncirr iii-pins
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ful .\ shut nith :t lit-ti that let tun
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rubbing .Illii ititlatiuu ullh lht- I'lO- _
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and moving “til'iit .‘iilii nhould nu‘
he too small for tha' \\t mitt.
with 0th» r (‘hltlipliill it mininn mods—a
has ('illlll‘ a t'ut‘tttnato ttall7atir-n if
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TEST YOUR lNTELLiGENCE
incidents and characters which hm-r
figured in American history. The
(‘til‘l‘I-Ct answers flDpt‘itl‘ on tho (”las-
aifin-d page:
l—Who is shown in the Hermit-
panying picture?
2—Whnt group of people colt--
bratt‘d the first Thanksgiving iti
America?
3—Whnt country sold the Louisi-
ans territory to the United States?
4-—-\Vho made the first American
flag?
B—llow long did the Ilmolution-
ory War lsst'.‘
6—Who led the raid on Harper's
Ferry?
7—Wlto became president of the
United Slatt's by the death of Abra-
ham Lincoln?
S—In what year was the Monroe
Doctrine prosentod to Congress?
9—lt‘rom whorn did the I’llilt‘d
States gt-i the Statue of Liberty?
1(i——\\'ho was the United States‘
president during the World War?
HISTORY Ql'll
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New Building For '
Bank Of England
L O N D 0 N (AM—The historic
Bank of England building has been
practically demolished to make way
for a. new structure. and all the bui-
lion and valuables removed to Fina-
bury Square. only the outer walls
or "The 01:! Lady of Threadneedle
Sta-oat" remain intact but the site is
more carctully guarded now than at
my time in its long history which
goes back to 1604.
Special precautions are being
taken to prevent prospective robbers
setting the idea oi the bank's future
internal lrmngements.
Pins of the interior of the build-
ing to be erected are known to only
20 presons and each one c i the pur-
tlos or especially selected ‘lflwns do
not know what the othts‘ is doing.
Workmen's entrances arc guarded,
and every man carefully scrutinized
on lrrivlng and leaving. Detectives
are about everywhere inside the old
walls and at night there is a con.
stant patrol of armed watchmen.
At every few yards of the ground
on which tho now Bank or England
will be buil'. alarm bells have been
fixed so that any foreman can sum-
mon help within so seconds at an
alarm being given.
CROSBWOBD mum CRAZE
mu. STRONG u ENGLAND
The era-word pusslo competition
tint introduced in England from
America has now become a erase
and runs closely in furor with loot-
,“u competitions anon:
the poorer class of people. Smal
sums have to be sent to the man's
papers with each solution, and the a
are so numerous that the genera
post office has been forced to es
tablish a special competition divisio-
at headquarters for handling lh
traffic.
MuteEharged With ’
Slander In Fra .,
PARIS—Can the fast movin
talking fingers of a deaf mute com >
mit stander. is a problem the soloni
of the Police Court at Bordeau ‘
have been caJlod upon to docid
Paraphrasing Omar Khsyaam. th
court ruled that “the moving ting! ,
talk'. and having talked." made slan u
erous remarks.
Following a. violent quarrel in
cafe one deaf mute filed a charge 0
slander against another. Dcfcndan
plcndcd there was no case to answer
since the law required that the slut
derous statements must be uite .-
nnd heard.
Complainant insisted that the re
quired effect could be perfectly we!
achieved by gestures accompanie
by more or less articulate cries. fie a
fore the court both portion. without
speech. argued their points so well.
that the judge had no difficulty in
finding that slander could exist i~
a pantomime.
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Sir Christopher When's tomb i
St. Paul's Cathedral bears the shoot
epitaph. "it you are seeking
monument. look around."
—Advortiso in The Inna“.
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Norwalk Chronicler