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Our' Health Talk Cay; Fever:: Its Causes and Treat 2 ;':'i':cmtnt f1 4 MiSi(J-WS I ' ' . ' ' ' 1 - ' ' s. if I v 1 Cord liiM, non-skid from stad cat ; Ac Meel wheel, de HKMntabl t nm and at bub; draaa type lamp; Alemite labrication. moioi -driven Aanc kom; tumtsaaih loac apiiaga, chtfcb aadi bnke ac tioa. mecfing and gea ahift k, vcfluikabif easy; new type water-igb inod-shield. First amon the erood Maxwell ruceedness which A virtues of are the arid reliability the farmer wants and needs in his motor car . MAXWELL MOTOR CORPORATION DETROIT, MICH. MAXWELlMOTOR CO.. OJ CANADA LTD. WIWDSlOR, OKI. ntie Good -a Wheat Winter Oats should receive the right kind of fertilization yif they are to be profitable under the present trying conditions on the farm. Use a fertilizer containing , and 6 to 8' if - these, grains are to be followed by grass or clover There i plenty of Potash in. the country at much lower prices than last year, and if you insist oa getting it, yon win again find that Potash Pays SOIL AND CROP' SERVICE POTASH SYNDICATE, H. A. HUSTON, Vgr, New Terk Wanted Railway Mail Qerks I $135 to $19Q FRAN KLIN INSTITUTE, AVlUr 1 M - - Birs- Benf,M, .without Sendl Counon k chaifeertnt-MmBlBiUwaT- 'T'-" S Oons ?) chpj?o aborting Pl MEN-BOtS! JST'of MnltTJii S.f-Oowrnmerrt C l I Am I w. .1.1 . f til ' t 1 " ' I - .' "V money ;on Jarm Tree or Koad Wagena, aleo steel or wood wheels tojlt any rmviK gear. Bend lor U today. EtafefcVbMtCai BUGGIES WAGONS V i t 80-Day Free Triad , SEWING li&CEITNEg , vawouijiuuw mm 1 1NU iiL iiiuiLV nil v i wAumviav let iiw LAiuuii uiuwuu uhuuixu rruk Address ..........iu..yi;v.. IP. 0. Box ID23, t ? - " BarnatvHIe, Gtb r7 Champion ml For Lons Service in v Wagon long seasoned material, master work manship and a great record to maintain - Owensboro Wagons are now in use over rough roads after as high as 32 years constant hard service. That is the kind of; service wenild into a wagon. ' . ' . : ";"" . There Ss an Owensboro like that for yon at a reasonable price. - Ask yotrr dealer or let us tell you. Write to C.7H3CCnp VAGOII CO., INC. Dept. 102 . Owensboro Ky. HAY fever-js mostifrequent in the sum-' mer arid fall, months, though it mav v occur ?t anytime" of the year. It I neariylalways caused by the plant dust ' s &wm-" iiuin wild " 'X plants. A majority ,;;of the cases in the voaauiern u n i t p rt ; States are caused by ' ;the pollen from the common ami giant rag-weeds which ' V CTOW in TeppMoA v '-fields and along roadsides. Hay .7" caused by pollen from , wormwood; cocklehnrs, and the ' gotdenrod 'A spring type of the disease-: is caused by certain -kinds of grasses. 5' f In addition to -the persons who suffer f rota regular- types of hay fever, there are others who suffer from the emana- t tions of animals, such as the horse, the f cat, the dog, and from tne odors ot cer-. tain fruits and flowers, from musk and ipecac.;; ' - Tti ciminfnms nl hav fever begin oftpr tW inhalation of the pollen or odor? these are congestion of the nos trils, reddening and itching of the eyelids irritation of the root ot. tne mouu. aim throat, and spasmodic attacks of sneez ing. As a rule maricea aepreh&iuii dim bodily weakness follow an attack, espe dairy" if the attacks come on at short ; intervals. u The best 'tf eatment of hay fever is to a .01-.C. t aVii Vpmnve' it : whatever plant or plants bring, on an attack should be destroyed ana prevenicu Hum u nn : The raewced and the, goldenrod being the chief cause, snoT i parcuuijijT vu. ere cases and in' cases of long stand- ; ingl itis often necessary for the patient c toove to locality where these weeds do'not grow. - :v ' - It is important 'that the patient main tain his general health.- .He should work and sEep in the open' air 'eat a well balanced diet1 and be careful that the . bowels . move, regularly. All nntiW . substances, such as rnnstard and the con diment,, should , be excluded from the patient's diet, and meats -should be eaten , only in limited - amounts. The mouth, nose and throat should be examined by a specialist and any defects found should " Daring m attatlC sodium bicarbon- . . nAr taken ate (tneoramary "CouKuig ..oy , mioses, of 15 grains, (one-fourth levd teaspoon! ul) every four hours may grv relief, Spraying or washing the nos and throat with a, weak solution ot tne . soda ofterixstops an attack. Recently, many cases of hay fever have been cured by the patient being vaccinated with an extract plant pollen. -This seems to N be particularly effective ,m the cases , I which are caused by the rag-weeu -the goldenrod.- Hay ; fever vaccine tf I . . . -t-vrti-icpe and can , marKexea Dy johuj ui - - be: given by, the family phys wan- 1 shoSld alsd be mentioned. that ejection of adrenalin-will instantly; relieve most attacks of .hay fever, as will also spW ing.with a'weak'sohition of-the adren aliii ;;Adrenalin, however aj . which must.be administered only under the directions of a doctor, ; rmtoDriak A GREAT deal lias been said and wnt- A tep about henless, cowless, and so less farms. "Where there is a will the is a;way hardfAotnihyinay be carry out the. way.. . . ,rr t ' A mirfen 'uroll rared for. a COW wr 4 -a Za rrf.A a few hens well k . . m A . .3 Va Rre-War Rriceflf Prlnind OnftHlr tafka Yon' vet both whta you loy iram Browni My i naw 1922 ot pneea nava macw a bis nit lower tnanfiever. sly fralirbt prepnid plan of Ulna fane r te..ital; paatav rootuia awt plta. nwr mmmf for ,,j k4CK Wim CO, ' ''Ctit.6d-AttovlaiidOhl9 and carefully hancueov ana vye . - jlh grven-tbe best kind of, care.' along J such stuff as the average rmy duces wflVputttheamily through u wmter'in good shape and pay expens as they go. V: . .Vv J CMany a faroi(whiw.CRSJy3; ' surmountable conditions, c jTsee -thewinterin good .shape- if ;0f '
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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