ASHEBORO. N. C. FEB. 21919 '
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Brart tea thoroughly taught. Fall Term begins September 8. Write
fcr alogue and full information.
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Iron.
STATE BOARD OF
TO HI nnM
TO TMat omca oa n thb at mum m ,
i rmvcion. mm nimnn mm tmatmt ar hkmvioum. Miami wtu. attwptii
And Red Blood
About a teasnoonful of Iron la the
jwuu quantity oi mat mucn-expioited
wemeni present in tne entire mass
of blood of a healthy, adult of average
height and weight Why, then, all
Sthia extravagant talk of iron and red
wu . vu in uuq ui iwj loots I nil-
portant elements of the blood. Such
iron as me reo niood corpuscles con-
am Is supplied, not from medicine,
ut from natural foods, foods whir-h
iave not been . denaturized In the
ourge of preparation for the table.
'he iron in wheat, for instance, is
shlefly discarded with the screenings
in milling: the Iron in the nntatn h
;hiefly discarded with the .skins, in
hose homes where the yalue of potato
,kins is not yet known.
When physicians administer iron as a
medicine, internally or by hynodermle
mjection, they do not expect the iron
foe taken up by the red corpuscles,
hey" are fully aware that the blood
Iron must be derived from the natural
Iron of food, not from medicine. The
nediclne is given for the purpose of
stimulating certain structure which
K J. 1 1 . .1 1 A. M ' . .
.w Mjuraruai iu mv proauciion 01 red
corpuscles, such as the marrow' of
jlong bones, the lymph, nodes or
"glarfds," the splaen. Also, at times,
I to act upon certain underlying condi
I tions which are known to account for
9m in. ninni vaimmi
Now, It would certainly tm fine if an
anemic person, one with weak or
"watery" blood, could simply swallow
Sunlight, direct exposure of the
skin of as much of the body as possi
ble, short of sunburn, of course, sup
plies the natural blood-building stimu
lant. In. the ast majority of anemia
cases, weak or so-called watery blood,
the anemia or blood weakness is sec
ondary to some systematic disorder,
and not an explanation in itself for the
patient's sufferipg.
EXPRESS
METHODS
TO BE REFORMED
A "BETTER SERVICE CAMPAIGN"
INAUGURATED . BY 135,000 EM
PLOYEES OF COMPANY.
STUPENDOUS DRIVE NOVV ON
Rules Now Existing, Relating to Bo
Ing and Packing of Shipments to
Be Rigidly Enforced.
W&shlnttin npnn.nt. ft. t w
ton introduced bills for public build
ings at' Albemarle and Lenoir, cos tin
IZO.OOO and $60,000, respectively.-
Charlotte, N. C Plans of a most
comprehensive nature to bring about
conditions which will make possible
a marked improvement in the express
service throughout the country, have
been announced by Mr. W. S. Hall,
Charlotte representative of the Amer
ican Railway Express Company. A
"Better Service Campaign" will be
undertaken by the 135,000 men and
wohien employed in the express busi
ness, for the purpose of raisng the
standards of packing, wrapping and
marking shipments.
The drive started on February 10,
This is the'reason
why alleged blood-building medicines M. ev,ery citir and town in Qe coun
fail to cure anything, unless the un-0f educatlon and PPeal among eir
press employes simultaneously with a
widespread effort to secure the co-
deriving cause of the lack of blood Is
A3 SOME W0UU HAVE US BELIEVE
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Bring Keen Disappointments What
Iron for the Blood ! Sought in
Drug Store Bottles.
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trthsrhtoo.-! But it isn't done. Oh.
yes, the medicine is swallowed reli
giously. There are plenty of philan
thropic gentlemen, with a surplus of
iron to sell, who see to that. But the
lood fails to grow strong.
Green fresh garden truck, fresh
hole fruits, and undenaturized ce-
eals such as whole wheat, unpolished
ice, oatmeal, crushed corn, and nut
mpply iron adequate for every possi
operation of the shipping public. alone
the same lines. No new packing or
marking rules have been adopted far
the campaign, but express drivers and
receiving clerks will be- instructed
hereafter to insist, firmly but court
eously, that the rules already in force
be strictly adhered to.
The chief purpose .of the "Better
Service Campaign" is to check, once
ft.r fJI, the waste of time, effort and
money that resort from lost or dam
arei shipments. It is a source of dis
s:.ti!:f:ict.'on and annoyance to both
skipvrs and the carrier and tends to
Iwn-x'r the express service. It 1s ex
pected that Ell who ship by express,
ar.'l SOO.000,000 shipments are annual
ly traveling that way, will be keenly
interested in the fjrthcoming drive,
because it so intimately concerns the
transportation end of many different
trades and industr.'es, some of which
depend almost exclusively upon the
esrpress service.
Regarding the conditions which led
to a decision for a national drive of
tills character, an express official
m?.le this statement: "It Is un ac-
found and attacked by the physician.
Indeed, it Is the heisht of extrava.
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wme iron-contatatag medicine fact that the average
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tag health therein.: Anemic persona!; ., -" "''
are easily 'misled by temporary stlmu.ir ?,i;,ncr"s R nr"t
lation or narcotic effects of alcohol, V V
hPPln '"r ! tions with thattomor:' BuMf the
iZfZptl 7,H h 9t andirtUeJ' ood3 h" 8end3 to the c"8tomer arrive
blood tonics But somehow the ultl aRnd or n!,rered becawM thev were
mate result is never very satisfactory, exposw, f1urinK tne Jm or'if
The longed-for cure fails to material. be. PtltlrR Mnmf!tltli nrP lnPt ,,nBr
ize. In the end the patient falls into of inrflocp.nfp innrkin or i;,mro
the hands of the physician anvwav.I nrM.r .i, ,. :.
so whv
y not save time and money bj:
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nil v. mt; fi ; e-i r c.
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x re::. lire pgr,
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lone fir
bniriprs
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in 1 . 1 1 ' . i !
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but p!..;-f hl.i
r.r.'i th"ir fi:
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, ft t in v't.n! toMfh ".vjth'h 'eii)icrvnt,,xt li: rVt-rr )-!. 'lut ion
: you hn" rufi tlone o al wH''y. -. Jt 'i a crml iu.c for fn.
lonKinf ia;iiir!s nu n to ouito up ir.fijr acquaint 'tirr. !a:nn,'( ai.rt
.'rpvlittian tin-t-fn!p ti bo rcaily for bucinoss oxpanfion
in jjnTinpovon oi mote 4.iveraoie iims. ',
... Coll to ec n 'oprati0D our now elocti-ic lodcer posting jna
. chlDC which we have recently installed. .
. Tho statflment of your monthly account with us will bo mi-
acrea rom ro macawe..
BANfK OF RAMSEUR i'
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All indigestion, gases, countess,
) ticarxourn, irasii or aciuiry got
insianily. J'o waiting! - . -
"" Quickest Hunm h relief .known.
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Sourness
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i t' ' wjlon fro'it." !: ror
In- I qntfs hi. J-fc-'m-t n:.
"V'e also hive tb e:;t rra
sons t i ';Ivo tb.t Orrmany ii keep
ing !ir troops under arms on ibo pre
text ct (commie rocesslty Some of
the mjj!t-iry authorities think that
Germany has 'sought more matorial
to Rive necessary armament to 8J)00.-
000 men. German demnhlttxittlnn la
a condition to our demobiliiation.
GERMAN NEWSPAPER JSEs"
; AIRPLANES FOR DELIVERY
it-
Berlin. Am Mltta la th Unit Sm.
per to employ air service in newsna.
per distribution. It wilt send lu to
sues to Lelpslj and "Weimar, thus aa
abllnt the paper to be distributed to
Ks subscribed houses. In tba arty
hours. Herr Tjllsteln decided to sun-
ply the national assembly at Weimar
with a recular aenrtra of nawsnsiMira
nd chartered A nnmber of alrptanet.
wnlch left with : vosslcbe Zeltung!
morning dition. ' , ;.
JAPAN COeRCE.SXHlNCSR - V "
DELEGATES IS CHARdEd,
tondon Japan hm notified China
must work in harmony with Japan at
la parV eonfprnp and most un-
dortaki ot (i retfsl to tho coa-
OVER THE LAND OF
THE LONG LEAF PINE
SOOHT NOTES OF INTEREST TO
CAROLINIANS, v
FayettevUle. Three hnndrmi wnrir.
ers from Cincinnati arrived hem and
were taken to Camp Bragg on a spe
cial train. ADnroiimntw half
men are carpenters, the remainder be
ing "handy men."
Asheville. Posthumous award of
the Croix de Guerre is to he mad t
Lieut Frederick Fagg Malloy, the gal
lant young officer who died In a
French hospital after fliiccpnsfnllv
fighting In several battles of the greai
war.
Dallas. Building activity will be re
vived in the town of Dallas within the
next two or three weeks. Plans have
been submitted, subject to minor
changes, for a $40,000 school building,
work to begin not later than March.
Gastonla. Solicitor George W. Wil
son received a telegram from Gover
nor Bickett notifying him that the
state was offering $150 reward for the
capture of Jack Bridges and $50 for
me capture or Bridges' partner, Ran
dolph Stephens, who are wanted for
shooting Deputy Sheriff J. W. .Cole.
Charlotte. Influenza is on a rapid
decline here. Dr. C. C. Hudson, city
health officer, said. A tew cases are
still prevalent ;that is to be expected,
said Dr. Hudson. The disease will
continue until Iat in the spring, but
no fear of another epidemic exists,
the health officer assured.
Wilmington. Daniel Pettaway, held
with John Daniels for the alleged slay
ing of Grover Dickey, lumberman, in
Onslow county, last month, is believ
ed to have escaped the armed and
masked mob which stormed the
Onslow county jail at Jacksonville and
lynched Daniels.
Charlotte. Mayor, McNinch, Com
missioner Abernethy and R. P; Con
nelly, city building inspector, have be
gun a tour of inspection of locations
of proposed new arc lights, It was an
nounced! The city government has re
ceived numerous requests for add
tional llgji and It seems expected at
the city hall that a number will be in
stalled within a short time.
Pnstonla. G. I -e Gowan, of Stohe
Mountain. Ga., hn been elected farm
donionstrvtor for Cfiston county to
r'ir-rnd John B. StcMe, who recently
rp's'gned to go into tht farming busi
on his own nrconnt. .He has
hrrn enir-.M"d in t'vs line of work for
f":t i w;'o. and is an expert in this
Vrtn of wr!:.
i is ' a e
m,'. ' r monev
' Wio.V- .
VfV Y-1 from 40cto 4.75 V-
t'-.3 v.-'"'!-)w
the dr'olUnj:
on t!'0 part
I r ;'!;! ---i. ,
I. V.myr w i i t '..( 1 !
nsrn-hy cv'.:ii; fr-ir: '
? the secinrl nor f,r !
hou?. Heroic ofTortf j
ff citrons of th Mw:i i
and the st'id"ts of Catawba Oollepe
soon placed the fire under control.
The damaice was estimated at be
tween $1,680 And (2.G0A
' Statesvllle. Deputy Collector R. P.
Allison,' of Stfl'eaville, Rturned from
a highly suocenr.ful raid after illicit
Itilll la WllkiHI count, fha fro It nt
big trip having netted him a total of
tbrea outfit with la" a brief space of
$4 boom. '
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Asheville. Joule Robinson, a na
rrnsa, was arrested by tha police on a
ebtrge of dismembering her , newly
born infant and aUemotlna to bum Its
body on a btmflre. The attempt failed.
It was nuted. and tbt woman then
scattered th pieces,' ..
Wilson A n". h bn mirchtwd
hen noon which a, ISO DOB nr
noa Is to b erected, risns for the
building r Im'iiff t'ritwn.i The sea t-
M fAUAclty will be about l.ioo. At
hi ll J;r'ld iro'-i building,
It can't leak
because it's
made in one
piece thafs
why we guar
antee satisfac' F
Hon or your
l? C& C t ir
Complcts Iin-u cf
Kantleek Rubber
goods. Prices
from 40c to 4.75
Standard Drug Company
Chain' Tread
The Economy of
Buying Good Tires
It's mighty poor economy to put cheap
tires on your car.
If you can't depend on your tires, you
can't depend on your car,
hidi grade of
can't 'ict the
md you
:ce u oiH'iit to ;iv'e you.
; ::yc buy tro-y tlrcc United States
to
:k'
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fiv
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Use jy c
value it is
passenger car
Hnc built by
any tire manufacturer.
Each has the buiU-m strensththat means
your money back in extra miles.
Among them are exactly the tires you
want for your car, and your driving con
ditions. Our nearest Sales and Service Depot
Dealer will gladly help you.
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