City Pauses
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To President
Stores Close And
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M emorials Given
Burner Ree<nulirmn
Program Rebuilds
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1 he Cause and Treatment
Oi Diabetes Insipidus
y . R\1 \N N. Bl'NDF.SF.N. M- Π.
1 IS a s::-:,11 but v· ' .. im
;· · . 'and 1· vi'. ■ ■ ί in ! h ν :ί.ι:·ι.
lr . ...··! th.· 1 is,
I ·. h tors u ν I · Γ t · :■
■ .· · When
.· ' : j< dam ni· i. a m·· r." < ■*
symptoms called diabetes insipi
: I r 1 · ·
M. ,! · ·. ,f M;,! as ma ;·
a · / of a r. r ■ ■ l nts
w ad tais Ji-.nk·:·.
"i ' .; : ι : ρ ί ■ us of ; ihiti s in
s'· ; ·;> ι aof ΐ :.· la: of
la· .:· am ; :. t s of un: ha\ ;i:a" a
low specific gravity, which means
that the urine does not contain
many salts or other materials. The
si). ·:'.· gravi;y of a thud is its
v.· 4'V.t as r i,;i:ir. 1 with the
ν t of ν a; r. Tin :··■ is ai an
iï ■ · ι..··1 thi: t i.i t « di-older,
ν ι is · ^t ur.il .- · ο so much
II·. ··! U : -t m : :.e i · dv.
Diabetes insipidus is a disorder
v,1 o. ; : s in : ■ lt )·. -pie.
The average age at the time of on
set in t · t 1 by Doctor
Jones was about 21 years and in
n re · . or··· id. r 1 of the pa
tients, the disorder started before
lu yea ι
V. ;· ι :' · r e .· r pat:· ·.' who
have the condition probably (Ιό
ν· : r. because of damage pro*
d'-f ■ ! 1 ν :■ ι1J ι ■ l '· ■·
I ■ . til. ι iet-s sttidied, an
λ . ir.a. a· to de! "i - i ne
a · -t' the d aibet· -s i n>i pidus
- 1.1 <;· ιermine ' a.· re
.· ni..de to vara .a< f. e ms of
ί : · ti- uai. t r. it ment
1 .· i · f ι in ι aw l: of an ex
it.·; y: kY.·. Kmir I
tract from the bark part of the
ρ ■ litary eland. This was given
eitl cr by i 11 j« ction under the skin,
,r \ ;'ut ;·:··> t . » ·· .· in the
form > f a liquid or jolly, or wits
ί · · Ο a TV ' : ■ W : i· Τ1 it
. . t.· ·· ·'.· H, from
■ r i ! t-t·: : ' · - \v ι TO t· ! il
; ι Ii (lay. The in; /..nasal
■ * \v:i- i. -so « :n;·\ <-ii sov
ii It. .sa day.
1· v. . fourni thai tho diabetes
it. :.· w ..β pre luced in some
instances by a tumor of tho pitui
tary gland. Some cases were due
;.i a chronic inflammation of the
brain. Syphilis was responsible
iii a few instances.
It' the diabetes insipidus is pro
ί·(1 by - me diseuse which can
be treated, such as syphilis, such
ti( .in ■ r.t can Vie carried out. In
tho · in.·-'.at.cos in which the dis
order is due to a tumor, X-ray
tr· atn.. nt.s may be employed. Op
erations for removal of tumors of
ti c j.;t litary i-land cannot be car
ried out successfully because of
t't.o on f the pituitary gland
at the base ol' the brain. It would
appear that the best method uf
t reat ment is the use of an injection
(·:' the pituitary gland extract dis
solve·! in oil and given into a
muscle. The 1. ast satisfactory
method is the use of the intra
i i-.il jelly, (Jiving a diet low in
salt may also be of some help.
Diabetes insipidus in itself is
not. a serious disorder, but is a
t roubb-oine one. However, the
conditions which produce it are
usually : erinus in nature and re·
ij lire prompt treatment
ratures Syndicate. Inc.
Scouts Pian
Paper Drive
Sunday W'eek
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drive to In* h< ! I on Sunday, April
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.· on ted by .5. Edward Λ'.'··η. and
I be filled
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η ipal speaker. Dr. Proctor.
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• » be .it ntt< ndance on the occasion,
>v:i; he it :V Ma-.inio teninU»
RATION BOARD IS
CLOSED AS HONOR
Tb.· ' W.i :· Ρ ·.
r.u : .·:·.! closed .it tv ■·"
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dent Roosevelt by order ο
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S ΓΑ IE ALUMNI WILL
DINE MERE MONDAY
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MUIOIIl.l.N CITI
TAXI
34 Hour Srrvtec I
3'hts advertisement is under no cirLitmstances to be tonstruèd as an offer to sell the $5 Preferred Stock
the S7 Preferred Stock or the $6 Preferred St >ck, mentioi ed below, or as an offer to buy, or as
a solicitation r.·' <; ·.— *< ».· ·/ · ? ·' " !'■ r · ·'. v . .-It ν αιι exchange of
So Preferre l °· · - * <Γ Pr< '· ■■ . ' .V ι· d .5' P-· -'erred St ck onli/ upon
the * : of t>.( Ρ
To the Holders of S7 and $6 Preferred Stock of
Carolina Power & Light Company
Preferred Stock Exchange Plan
By Prospectus dated April '.2, "*4 5 Carolina Power <X
Light Company is offering to the holders of the out
standing 03,553 shares of its J7 Preferred Stock and
70 015 shares cf its Preferred Stock, the onpor'unity,
subject to th« terms, conditions and reservations set
forth in the Prospectus to exchange such shares for a
new Preferred Stock, on a share for share basis.
I? more than 75% of the aggreaate of shares of $7
Preferred Stock and $6 Preferred Stock are deposited
for exchange for new $5 Preferred, the Company pro
poses to call for redemption all shares not deposited
for exchange; provided that if more than 90% of the
aggregate of shares of the $7 Preferred Stock and $5
Preferred Stock are deposited for exchange, the Com
Dany will call for redemption and will retire from the
shares deposited for exchanae that number of shares
which, with the'number of shares not offered for ex
change, will total 10% of the outstanding shares of $7
Preferred Stock and $6 Preferred Stock, plus such num
ber of shares as may be necessary to avoid the calling
or issuing of fractions of shares. In the event the Com
pany calls for redemption any shares which have been
deposited for exchange, such call will not apply to the
KircHofer & Arnold, Inc.
Oscar Burnett and Company
first 109 shares deposited for exchange by or on behalf
of any record and beneficial ov.'ner, or any beneficial
owner; otherwise, the redemption will be pro rata.
If less than 75% of the aggregate of shares of $7 Pre
ferred Stock are deposited for exchange, the Company
will not be bound to consummate the refinancing plan,
and it will specifically reserve the right, under such
circumstances, to reject all offers of exchar.qe and to
withdraw the plan, but the Company will further
reserve the right, if it then so elects, to consummate
the refinancing plan notwithstanding the deoosit for
exchange of less than 75% of the agareaate shares of
$7 Preferred Stock and $S Preferred Stock.
The exchange effer is made solely upon the terms,
conditions and representations set forth in the Pros
pectus, copies of which have been mailed to the
holders of the $7 and $6 Preferred Stock. Copies of the
Prospectus and of Letters of Acceptance and Trans
mittal for use by stockholders in connection with the
exchanges of the $7 Preferred Stock and $6 Preferred
Stock for the new $5 Preferred Stock may be obtained
from the undersigned.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Georqe I. Griffin
A War Job Offering Fine
Opportunity for
Your Post War Career
l'articipate in dramatic war work at the telephone
: \vitehlκ>ard. where people anil ])lart near and far are
at your fingertips, where yon handle tin- rail that helps
nape jn'eal destinie- and ι·\ < ηt .
Keceivi* jroo«l |)ay, even while learning, with increases
regularly as you train experience—and with sickness
and nth' r benefits ιιιηΙ»τ progressive personnel policies.
Kn.ioy plea-ant working conditions ainonji friendly,
helpful fellow-workers with a Company known as a
iîood place to work.
Relax at regular interval·· in quiet, pleasant rooms.
Feel the importance of renderiniv real war service
NOW and at tin· <ame time buildin;' your Ι'ΓΊ'ΓΚΚ
< \RKKR in a lui ine-s requiring this -kill throughout
the nation.
Apply Today Between 8:00 A. M. and 5:00 P. M.
CHIEF OPERATOR
Carolina Telephone and
Telegraph Company
HENDERSON, N. C.
y. ((\ .jVnHiiJ (dnt/tfUUf, >(Jnc.
, //t / it\ J9( >J ' t/t t it1 J!)4 j
«years
0/^alb^^eaàiup
ΙιΓ 1902,''an ambitious young man started a'dry "goods store in a \
Wyoming mining town. He was confident that hard work and fair,.]
dealing would make his store a success—and he was right.
Thev little store attracted people from miles around, as they1
learned that Mr. Penney sold dependable merchandise at price*
as low as he could make them.
So the store grew...
and grew.
into two stores; .. ·
3BE
into four stores... «
into 8.. 16.. 32.. t
into SIXTEEN HUNDRED,
AND MOKE..., §£.?
— all in 43 short years J
But this is more than the success story of an energetic, ambitious
American. Mr. Penney himself has said that buaines» aucceaa i»
only the by-product of right principle» . . . the determination to
serve honestly and to share with fellow-workers and customers the
rewards of hard work and loyalty..
Through all these years ... fat years and lean . . . years of war
and years of peace . . . the Penney Company has progressed un
ceasingly: by. Fair Dealing!