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THE POLK MTY HEWS anilTBYQH BEE
ConlolidateclNov. 1915
Published every FriJay atg V
TR YON,' NORTH CAROLINA
Telephone 99"
" EntsrecTas second-class matter April 23, 1315
: at th post office at Tryoi. North Carolina, un
4r th act of March 3, 1&79
B. F. COPELAND. - Editor
C. BOSH, : --. Business Manager
Subscription $2.00 per Year
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After Forty
Breakdown
- THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION,
225 West 19th' Street, New York City, ia our sole
and exclusive Foreign Advertising Agnt.
"Long May It Wave."
' The period of life from the age of
forty, when man or woman should be
in the most perfect physical and men
tal condition, to the age of fifty or
later is marked by many wrecks due
Co carelessness. At this time of lite
"general breakdown," or, i as some
easy-going souls prefer to call j it,
"nervous exhaustion,", too frequently
in terrenes upon a career and upsets
the best laid plans of men "and wo
men. Why? s
The. most widespread disease j in
America today i not tuberculosis, not
pneumonia, not typhoid fever, not
cancer, not- malaria, but cardiovas
cular degeneration- heart and artery
wearing out. The various ways ; . in
which this 'exceedingly common de
generation manifests . itself harden
ing of the arteries, high blood press
ure, heart muscle failure (slow in
sidious heart failure), nephritis
(Blight's disease) and apoplexy
(stroke of paralysis, cerebral hemor
rhage) render it difficult; for health
authorities to pope with it, since the
average victim prefers to! ignore the
earlier evidences altogether, or, what
is perhaps worse assumes that the
disturbance of health is "merely func-
off for months and years the visit to
a good doctor and the thorough gen
eral examination which is so neces
sary to detect the earliest or incipi
ent signs of approaching breakdown
before the breakdown arrives! There
'func-Dis-
is no real difference between
tional" and "organic"
ease is cubing but
disease."
;..Tho ' Government forecasts shQW
tnat - prosn&ts for I another burner,
vhcat; cropSars encouraging, eighty,
pillion buaW.s more than I any ptner
previous c)p." - Pa?3 :the flapjacks,
phase. . ":.. :, ' - ;' ; , V
Flentv it eserpis?
rceular llours-fls
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gets
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disturbance of
function. To call it "merely' func
tional" is to quibble witi facts.
Every organic disease is .fuQCtional,
of course, and if the diseas cannot
be recognized' definitely at the begin
ning, that is because no propp exam
ination or observation of th0 patient
has-been made, or because he diag--nostic
methods at present Employed
are not eufficiently delicate to enable
the doctor to reach" a posit ve diag
nosis, ' . . ''
, It . is impossible to picture in a
brief space the multitude Of J more or
less trifling symptoms whicl suggest
cardio-vascular disease. Ana no one
or several of the symptoms tn them
selves tvwuld warrant the conclusion
that the patient has cardioj-vascular
degeneration. The diagnosis jmust be
made by careful examination of arte
ries and heart, blood pressure, urine
(chemical , and miscroscopical exami
nation). That means, consult a good
physician. But here are some of ; the
symptoms which at least should warn
the individual that it is time to bo
overhauled: Breathlessness bn mod-
The nev Governor of Michigan is
is named Sleeper. But "What's in a.
name
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Late reports sav that the" Czar "of
Russia is-!; alive. , That unlucky gentle
man seems to have about as many
lives as -a? cat, as this makes about
nine tims .that he has been reported
to be alive. '
Herbert Hoover didn't use very
choice language when he told the
German ood official to "Go to Hell,"
but the terrri is" a very familiT one
to North Carolinians, and readily un
derstood -by them.
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" A hungry man is alwavs a di Satis
fied marri Feedj ther world ancl' the'
danger of Bolshevism and anarchy
will soon; disappear. That job de
volves upon the United States. We
have never yet faltered at a reat un
dertaking, and yve do not beiieve "that
we will at this one. -
, The' Governor of North Dakota is
named Yynn' J.i Fraz. - No we , don't
know how : to pronounce, it, but we
once knew a nrominent American, in
talking of . his political victory to say
"we whipped them to a frazzle." AV
don't knoy whether Mr. Fraz and
Frazzle arerelated or Hot. ;
, Qongressmar -elect Berger, of Mil
waukee, and his brother socialists
were found 1 guilty of conspiracy bv a
jury in the United States court, Wed
nesday. Hie punishment is left to
Judge Kennesaw Landis. This is the
judge who gave the Standard Oil Co.,
such a heavy fine once upon a time.
-Here's hobine he cives Bererer and!
his gang the punishment they so rich
ly deserve. ' . .--
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Your oriers for Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Finish, Mouldings, Framing.
We manufcture this and can rave
you mohcjj See us for lath, brick,
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i WALTER J
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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is No Use Being Worn Out at Forty. Have a Thorough
Examination and Remedy the Faults by Removing the Causes!
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tional" and hence appropriately treat
ed by anv old nostrum which pur
ports to.be good ttfT the stomach, the
liver, Hhe' f kidneys, the" nerves, the
blood, or whatever the victim assumes
is at fault. ;i :
Unfortunately old fashioned physi
cians placed undue emphasis on a cer
tain distinction otf so-called "func
tional" ailments from "organic'- all
ments, and this artificial and sense
less distinction has led many a victim
of cardio-vasculiar degeneration to put
erate exertion. Sleeplessn
.wonted headaches. Accumul
superfluous weight. DigestivJ
or dyspepsia to which you
previously been feubject.
Physical
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upset 3
ave not
ervous-
ness developing in one not heretofore
nervous.. Anemia. Unexplained fa
tigue or "run down condition." Of
course such symptoms are is likely
due to other causes, but if lou have
them, your old ! machine probably
needs an overhauling by an expart
repair man the doctor.
In the death of Theodore Roosevelt
which occurred at 4:15 a. m., Monday,
America has met with an irreparable;
loss. In his tpassing the i gieatest
American is gone. No other man in;
the United States possessed ! the num
ber of warm friends as did Mr. Roose
velt. : He secured the biggest major
ity of the pophlar vote ever given any
man who, has run for the Presidency.!
As a President he inaugurated man
reforms that will survive for ages.
. President Wilson says of him: "A
.President he awoke the nation to the;
dangers of private control which lurk-!
ed in our financial and ' industrial sys-;
' tem. It was by thus arresting the,
attention, and jstimulating the purpose!
of the country that he opened the way;
for subsequent necessary and benefi-j
cial reforms.") J
Many, of the . great laws of reform
placed on the statute books were
placed there because he saw the need
of them and aroused the people to the
necessity of them. Mr. Roosevelt was
called upon to fill
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Fat And Fear
The reason why many individuals
are too fat and therefore physi-
xcally inefficient, not to say unhappy,
is as plain as day. They eat! too
much. The majority, of the fat ones
will indignantly deny the allegation
and insist they eat lees than lots of
skinny folks, True enough, perhaps,
yet the fact remains that they eat too
much. No matter what the relative
. size of the appetite may be, no mat
ter how birdlike the. appetite, if the
many responsible i weight s above tne normal ior sge
positions during his I public 'career; hand heisht. the individual certainly is
ana ne maaej gooa m every one oj
-them. While, many of our citizens
differ wildelyi with Mr. Roosevelt m
his views, yei not one ever doubted
his courage or the sincerity of, his acj
tions American, typically so, he wa$
always to be j found advocating : that
which he thought was for, the good of
his country. Courageous, as so many
times s&own;! Patriotic, always and
under all circumstances. . :-
The home J life pf the Roosevelt
f amilyasr'one of the sweetest and
best and the devotion "between the par-j
ents toward each other and "toward
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their cliildren is. worthy of the respect
and e4ulafe)fj,-tHUl-:.
"As Presiafent f the police? board of
his jiatSve city, teembet of the leer
islatur'e and governor of his state, as
civil seryi(.icommissionert" as assist- i
ant secretary oi vme navy, as vice
president, and; as President of the
Unitedj States he, displayed ' admiriis-i
trative powers of a signal order and
conducted the" affairs of these various
offices , with a concentration of effort
and a watchful care which permitted
no divergence from the line of duty h$
had definitely set for himself," is the
tribute baid Mr; Rodsevelt by Presi
dent Wilson, ! ,
consuming more food than his i sys
tem requires or can properly utilize,
and the excess is deposited as super
fluous flesh or fat. This fat amounts
practically to slacker tissue ; , it is
made up of fat cells, slacker cells, calls
which do no useful work in the econ
omy, but are ' just a, burden and a
handicap to the host. -:
Now the reason . why so nianjr.people
accumulate excessive flesh after thirty
is because they have Required certain
habits of eating and exercise which
'have .been normal- enough in early
life but are not suitable for the" later
years.1 Up to-the age of thirty there
!s actually a greater food, requirement
than after thirty, A ; growing ' youth
or girl needs and can metabolize : Gr
utilii an actually "greater daily total
of food than a full grown adult. This
explains . the enormous appetite of
'many a lank, lean, rapidly growing
youngster. . The activities "of such a
y.ouhg person, and the heavy (taroaad
energy for growth and building nw
t 'ssue naturallycreate the big . demand
Vr rsitiimeat,
Twenty or thirty years lof habit
are hard to change in a day. I So when
we slip past t2ie thirtieth fnilestona
into the dangerous age we ajre inclin
ed to continue feeding at thefsame old
rate; moreover, we are alad inclined
to become less active physjally and
perhaps mentally too. Thl natural
result is an abnormal accumulation of
superfluous flesli ineidious, Itoo often
mistaken for the hallmark
naaita, but a distinct han
a definite shortener of life
Why don't we cut down
or looa, tnen, u we can't k
physical activity of young
ourn the excess? Because
obeeed by a fear, a fear founded on
luasunuersianamg ot the facts and
igaorance of physiology. 1 "hearty
appetite" is popularly considered a
sure sign of health and an! omen of
continued good health, aftbugh the
very victim of apoplexy will featao no
horse would dare eat if youf give tha
opportunity, the man with I Brieht's
aisease is likewise tempted
hog of himself and the fellow
blood pressure or arterial or
generation goes on feeding
like a hungry boy until the
ultimately puts him in thelhands of j
m aooior.
C The fear
of good
icap and
le intake
sp up the
days to
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make a
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Contra; vritten at reasonable
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Kitt$$ of " iVcteriate :
to do yojir building ' Full stock
Dooreindows,SidIng,flQorlng
CeiJin:Sbingle Loths, Interior
finish $id Moulding, Rouli and
Dressd lumber. Carry complete
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In our large stock of General Merchandise, you
will; find almost everything you need in your. home.
You won't find anything- at "less than, cost, " be
cause we can't sell it that way. ; But you , will ' find
many rare values in Honest Goods. Another thing
you will find is that every article you buy is worth
every cent you pay.. We ask you to compare our
goads and prices with those of ?my other house, and
we will cheerfully abide ,by your .finding. . We are
here to serve you honestly and faithfully, - and on
this basis solicit your trade. ( ; : j-
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of starvation 1st instinct-
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starvation ; and - abstemitous leating is
not even fasting:: ' 1 ,
: Rid your mind of tha follish f eap
it .is as fooirsh as the fea of fhun
der. If you are too fat. yoli can re
dnce your.weigntweek afte wee by
simply cutting down the total daily
ration, no one particular ite?n, but a
trilfle less of everything. ? 4nd t& tha
sam ttcie you will discovi tnsotyou
re regaining some of ; the! old tmi
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reliable itirscry company, pf Pomna.
N. C. , o; canvfeav(yiouv money and
assist yfx in your selection of trees
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on Whitfey avenue. Apply to .Sam
P. Hill, Fisgab Forest, N. C 3G14t
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A Fine Tenderloin Steak' " " t.
An Extra Porterhbuse Steak - r ,
A Luscious Round Steak
A Nutritious Roast
A Dish of Pork Chop
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