The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 16

THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 14 1928 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER i 16 SACK SUITS FOR THE SUMMER URGE EASE FOR 'HELLO GIRLS' SELDOM WED that of telephone operation Thirty-three per cent of the married women are engaged in domestic service and 243 per ent-of them are engaged In some sort of manufacturing and factory work in connection with x-ray for treatment of cancer brought from Dr Albert Solland of Los Angeles the statement that some growths re sistent to the ray became sensitive after the lead had been used He concluded that although lead had a slight retarding effect on cancerous growths it must be used with the utmost caution PRESSURE A Have Outgrown Their Negligee Look KENTUCKY HAS titfOAST GUARD1 I I Oily i Inland Crew iln 1 America Has Plenty 1 MINNEAPOLIS Minn AP) A routine of relaxation with at s-v If VA i least eight hours a day in bed and aft hour or two rest after lunch was recommended for sufferers (AP) Telephone switchboards do not seem to attract married women who work according to a survey of married women gainfully occupied recently completed by the United States Women's bureau Only 14 per cent of the 1920-281 married women employed are engaged in occupations termed "transportation" which Includes DAD KNOWS Young Man (describing his pa-' sion for a certain actress): Father she Is an angel and I love her I adore her and I won't allow you to breathe a tillable against her Father: Certainly not Why 1 adored her myself when I was your age Tit-Bits of Work frjm high blood pressure by Dr RESTFUL PICTURES Quiet pictures lik water or country scenes are restful to sick folks when hung by thetr beds for them to look at Action picture Mosenthal of New xorK toaay in a i paper prepared or the phar macology section of the American Medical association i -bT may tire them 44 Af i JLOUISVILLE Ky (AP) To most coast guardsmen storms sleet and gaies mean constant danger remains a single detachment of the service for which balmy June weather and calm summer days bring the chief threat of disaster i IThafi detachment located at the forjliik of th Ohio river falls on the Louisville water front constitutes the only inland coast pruard istation In the service The "Htisrv spfisrm" for thpse min i inr- MODERATE EXERCISE Moderate exercise such as walk-In? golf or restricted calisthenics keeps the heart in better condition than does a more sedentary regime In Dr Mosenthal's opinion He said that fats and carbohydrates should be restricted in tha diet aa they create excessive fat which frequently caused Increased blood pressure Protein need not be cut down the physi i "5 rr 1 the time when summer boatlnn Increase Yobf Dairy Herci is pest duc in tne winter tney are often pressed into duty when the cian asserted citing tne example of Vilhjalmur Stefansson the arc-tin eitnlnrer who haa dieted on Levee becomes lce-coatea ana ve hiblles skid down the steen In By CXTtTTS WOOD NEA Service Writer NEW -Sack suit are slated for a fine run this summer judging- from some of the men Who are in the style-setting: class These suits with their easy comfort have outgrown the negligee look they once had They have spruced up and along with their nonchalance have a swank borrowed from the sports apparel realm but toned down with enough conservatism to fit FIXE MATERIALS New fine materials allow all sorts of fancy oversearnlng without looking racing And the' pre-vailing style of rolling the lapels to second button depth is one note of fashion that the sack suit can toot with pleasure For it has the same kind of easy grace that this suit epitomizes The best colors for summer suita of this type seem to run to greys and blues that border on the powder blue tone although have more color Tricky pockets trousers that have pleated tops and cuffs sleeves that use an extra button or two for good decorative measure give individuality 'jAt the Belmont races I saw many of the best dressed sportsmen wearing natty suits of this type WELIj dressed Norrie Sellar acknowledgedly a man who knows his clothes had a particularly good looking sack suit oh It was a bluish grey light in tone with tricky patch pockets a back yoke and rolled lapels to its three button coat The trousers were overseamed and had cuffs For accessories" he picked a grey striped shirt with matching collar and soft cuffs a modernis-tically spotted grey and blue tie and black buckskin oxfords His hat had a bound brim meat exclusively for long periods without ill effects Use of iodized salts by residents of Michigan communities has sharply decreased the prevalence of: goiter In that state where It is endemic In every county the section was told Goiter has been traced to a deficiency of iodine in the system and medicine's method of- prevention is to supply this laok in growing children A check-up on the salt treatment after a state-wide campaign tha Michieran health board FIND BOW LEGS QUITE NORMAL i TJrges Parents to Cease "Worry Over Limbs of Babies MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Parents should n't-worry the fcaby -is bow-legged and kfcock-kneed when he slearns to walk for the lesrs of every normal infant act that way when they are first used READS PAPER This was the counsel given by Dr Clifford Sweet of Oakland CaL in a paper read to the section on children's diseases of the American Medical association When a baby first begins to stand uprightDr Sweet pointed out his principal object la to attain stabil- ity and is therefore dependent on a wide base Hence it is that he stands with his knees together and his feet far flung but aa his muscles coordinate he walks like an adult A well-fitting Shoe in Dr Sweet's opinion is of great importance to toddlers He also urged that every infant be allowed to go barefoot part of each Folks who have "heart fear" suffer just aa keenly as those who have organic heart diseases said Dr of Du-luth a speaker before the section of pharmacology and therapeutics Fear of heart disease is a psychic rather than a physical- reaction he explained and can best be treated by mild psychoanalysis Many a patient who develops an abnormal fear of dying of heart disease after seeing a friend succumb is promptly restored when the relationship between his symptoms and his psychic distress is explained pr Hirschboeck asserted FOOD BLAMED Most cases of sick headache can be attributed to sensitiveness to some food In the opinion of Dr A Kowe of Oakland Call Symptoms ranging from slight kln disorders to serious Internal troubles have been traced to foods in both children and adults he adding that apparently almost any food might be anathema to different persons He described three cases in which wheat milk eggs oranges lemons apples potatoes and chocolate had caused headache which was relieved by eliminting the offending Item from the diet Asthma epilepsy hay-fever i and sudden fevers are other ailments that have been traced to food Dr William Menninger of To-peka Kan discussed the association! of mental disturbances with disorders of the pituitary gland noting different types of psychic reaction attributable to the improper functioning of that organ His paper was presented before the section on mental diseases showed that whereas 416 per cent of all school children in Midland county had had goiter In January 1924 the use of the salt in 91 rop rpnt nf the youngster's homes reduced the number of affected chil Dairymen of the Ogden district have been provided with a complete and adequate market for all of their products including whole milk sweet cream and churning cream through the enlargement of our Ogden plant including installation of our new CASEIN MANUFACTURING UNIT 7 Assurance of enlarged profits from dairy herds and provision of this large constant market warrants dairymen of the Ogden district enlarging their herds NOW Regardless of any increase in herds we are prepared to purchase and use all whole milk that is offered by dairymen Further information will be given upon inquiry either by telephone letter or at pur plant office oljsie tnto the riven jDurins one day they have recovered sixteen trucks and motor cars from the waters jFOIi FIFTY YEARS More than fifty years ago the toH of life and property taken by fajls of the Ohio river and th treacherous rapids below in-spied the formation of a volunteer life saving service For their work Congress by special act as well afc the Kentucky legislature an-arded them gold medals In' 1881 Paul Boynton of New York in a specially constructed suji was attempting to swim from Iftlsburg to New Orleans He esfcorted by a small boat con-t'aiiingj thirteen men principally correspondents of eastern newspaper I Boynton and the boat sjsed over the falls unaware of trie danger of the rapids below The life saving crew rescued the boat's iassengers and Boynton seriously injured' was picked up by 4 fiver packet below the whirlpool fThe attendknt agitation requited jin establishment of a fed-ra life saving station here 'j DURING FLOOD i ruripg the Dayton flood of 1913 the mn from the Louisville station who had been ordered to Day-ton were the first to cross the Mi-dtn rii'er to reach unpenetrated flocd areas and to rescue 500 families I 4 Nat that caused widespread diriimeint was their rescue in Feb-ruary 191 7 of 215 passengers and cetv or the steamer Queen City tyhllch sank in the local harbor while pound from Pittsburg with 4 hjolidatf crowd for the New Orleans Sfardi Gras I Bjecob-ds of the station show that lives have been saved some TiOOit bogles recovered and approxi-miatjely! $6500000 In property salvaged during Its existence SCARFS REVIVED FOR EVENING WEAR i NORRIE SELIiAR dren to eight per cent ty January 1928 Thirty per cent of the school population of Grand Rapids had goiter in 19 23 but by 192 8 this percentage had dropped to nine alter the salt treatment had been used in 91 per cent of the homes The statistics were presented by Dr Kimball of Cleveland SUGGEST DIET Dr Geyelin of New York asserted that a diet high in carbohydrates and low in fats had been found more satisfactory than other diets in connection with insulin treatment of diabetes He had found his patients were better nourished and stronger on the lower fat menu Success In treating diseases of the circulation by injections of typhoid fever vaccine was reported by Dr Arthur TV Allen and Dr Smithwick of Boston The fever produced by the vaccine raised the temperature of the extremities that were abnormally cold and in many cases gangrene had been checked or averted they said thus avoiding major amputations A symposium on the use of iead atnd on Mother? day At Eastertiq of vacations when the the end has suffered undue ppcketbobk PARIS (AP) Tulle scarfs in a new guise are attracting attention for formal evening wear A recent process of filling in the holes in the tulle makes it possible to paint scarfs with a variety of designs Huge crimson poppies and old Persian designs in gold and silver are the most effective trt sena money meia pressure' popular sage is Men liege students i snow CO telegram wrriting 'tia fdr knack ciHy during he football said esp Nelson-Ricks Creamery Go 2337 Grant Avenue Phone 706 aind during the days 0 season spring hbu parties CO-EDS HANDY AT DOING TELEGRAMS DE LYS HOSE FLEUR A RACES IS WOBH E4 jl At teur de lys 4s a design ipr uie aeei of i the new hose appeared WELLESLET Girl college students at "Welles-ley are addicted to telegrams a survey here has revealed There Is a daily average in the college telegraph office of 1 1 6 incoming and 175 outgoing telegrams On holidays The number often rises above 700 with emphasis on Thanksgiving "and Valentine greetings and special remembrances at at the Longphamps races Another hbsiery innovation 19 the herrirjg bone weave The chine weave which gives) a crepe eHecJt also was Wo seen at JLiorigchamps i Bet Men! 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