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5 Dr. Brady's Remedy for Seasickness Works in Majority of Cases; Seeing Moving Scenery, Trainsickness Cause THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929. i clncts. On very warm Monday eve- PURCHASE PRICE ninss members may check these superfluities if they wish. Speak ing of musn, oy, nave you never experienced the Ineffable delight of driving out in the hills about p.m.

on an early autumn day I suppose one looks like a stranger to the conductor along toward 5:30 in the afternoon. Cistern Water Has Odor. Because of the scarcity of water In our country we rely much on an outside cistern with a pump in the kitchen. But this water has en unpleasant Is there any way to deodorize it? It looks black. -It is rain water.

The cistern holds a hundred barrels. It seems a shame not to be able to use it. (C. B. Answers-Copper sulphate Is perhaps the best thing to deodorize the water.

Dissolve two ounces of Con just after a shower, stopping at the top of the long hill, watching faithful old Rover drive the cows up from the brook that winds through the valley, and then stand By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. Trainsickness Is neither as fashionable nor as dreadful as seasickness, I gather. For the prevention and relief of seasickness there are as many sovereign remedies as there are doctors and victims, but the paucity of authoritative information on trainsickness in medical literature is remarkable enough to make one wonder whether trainsickness really happens. In passing (which we had better do as soon as we can) I suppose I ought to report how the vote now stands on my own pet way of preventing seasckness.

I wish I could work up a little enthusiasm about It, but I don't know; we'll have to have some more votes before we can decide whether my method is worth bothering with. Here is the count at present: Remedy Apparently Effective. ing around sniffing at the fresh milk aroma, and finally receiving IN MAINTENANCE into your own hands a dipperful of the warm foaming nectar then another dipperful and then being dragged out and hoisted into your ner sulphate in a pail of the water and mix it thoroughly with all the chariot and driven home in utter contentment? water in the cistern. No Mush for B. M.

Club. Lotion to Whiten Hands. Please' send me the bviws of the Please give the formula for a lo Bread and Milk Club. I think that tion to whiten the hands. M.

C. S. Answer Boil 80 grains (a table' you have the right dope and want to try being a faithful member of spoonful) of tragacanth, in shavings or chips, in a pint of rain water or the One Day a Week Mush ciuo, Flftv-six corresDondents report Fraternally. Ci. A.

K. M.u. Answer Brother, let me give you distilled water, stirring constantly, until a clear thin jelly results. Add water from time to time to make a quiet tip. We don call our fodder mush in the B.

M. Club. IN OPERATING COST up for evaporation. Then add a Aside from this faux pas you are welcome here; of course you will tablespoonful of glycerin and two heaping teaspoonfuls of powdered not forget your position as my Doric acid, and when cold a drop or two of any scent you like. Apply a few drops of this lotion to rough, red, dry or chapped hands two or three times dailv.

after washlne and guest and attempt to air any medical or health views of your own which may not be in complete accord with the constitution of the club. We have no rigid unwritten before the hands are quite dry. This lotion is soothing for the face after rule as to apparel except that male members should wear spats and female members should wear shaving. Do not use powdered traea canth, for in that form It Is often stockings while within the club pre adulterated. that they have tried the method and and it worked perfectly; 21 of Qese say they have suffered severely from seasickness on previous voyages.

Thirty-five correspondents report favorably but say the treatment did not entirely prevent trouble; they think it saved them from the more severe sickness that fellow passengers suffered. Forty-one correspondents report that the treatment failed to prevent seasickness, though many of these say they followed the directions only partially. Within the year a new treatment has gained adherents. It consists of a dose of from three to five grains of sodium nitrite by mouth every two hours until relief is experienced. Avoiding Fata Helpful.

Another novel seasickness remedy or prevention is suggested by a ship surgeon, who believes that passengers will more likely escape seasickness if they can be Induced to eat liberally of fresh fruit and the carbohydrates generally and avoid fat3. He even gives dextrose (a sugar) by Injection into the veins and otherwise as a remedy for seasickness. A writer in a German medical journal thinks that people who "get IN DEPRECIATION Waited Fourteen Years exactly an unguent to one's egoism. Another well known delineator of the Ed Lovett role is Robert Wool' sey, who preceded Walter Catlett. was, until "Rio Rita rather obscure comedian, but the Lovett role made him a nrst-class The Cabriolet Body by Fisher 1 mithtlw "Rio Rita," the musical comedy hit at Werba's Jamaica Theater this week, features a comedian who for more than a decade was able to live chiefly on hope, and who, after this long wait, finally achieved the goal of hfs ambition.

This particular person is Jimmle Lee, who Is said to have stolen the comedy honors In "Rio Rita." First as an actor of child parts in traveling stock companies (the more po Broadway player of high commer cial value. Now. another comedian Jimmle Lee, has been hoisted into a similar position. Judean Guild Active me nomenclature lor "Kep snows), then in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas playing small parts, after wnicn toiiowed a hiatus of a score of years in and out of vaudeville, singing, dancing, cracking jokes, writing sketches, playing in cabarets from Boston to San Francisco, and two years in the Army, during the late European and tnen back as a vaudeville headliner all such polyglot engagements PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS bringing the actor nearer and nearer to something real. Last summer when George E.

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He never seemed quite sure of his lines, he failed; to their sea legs" become immune to seasickness, and that means learning to counteract movements of the ship, voluntarily at first and later automatically or involuntarily, instead of allowing themselves to be tossed about. This physician asks why we should try to suppress this equilibrium reflex by sedative drugs. This seems sensible. It is true that seasickness remedies of the sedative class are of little avail unless they actually Induce sleep. Will Mail Details.

My own method still seems good to me. I'll gladly give full details and directions to any correspondent who asks for it and incloses stamped envelope bearing his address. There are no strings on this offer, though I hope folks who try my method will be good enough to report to me later what the results were. Trainsickness, as I experienced it, Is Just a darn mean feeling, the makings of a headache and a tremendous squeamishness about the esophagus, if you know where it Is. The seizure comes on after some hours of riding, and It Is a misery, all right.

Makes one wonder what grudge Mr. Pullman had against the world or whether he was ever forced to sit 10 hours or toss that long In one of his chairs or bunks. But finally comes sundown, and with It blessed surcease. No, it is the coming of twilight that does the business, not the dinner. I've tested this carefully and repeatedly and I know that the trainsickness steals away with the bright sunlight, whether one eats at this time or not.

Passing Objects Cause. I have a mere theory that this trainsickness, if there is such an entity. Is due to the intense strain on accommodation from the rush of features past the windows. One can't help focusing on these rapidly moving objects, or trying to, if one is awake. And this is especially so if there Is bright sunlight on the whirling panorama.

You may try to regard the more slowly changing horizon, which is comparatively restful; but you can't ignore the rush of things across the foreground, not unless you surround yourself with a special screen to cut off the foreground from your view. When the sun sets and early dusk arrives, this animated foreground fades into a neutral grayish border which bothers your accommodation little or none at all. Soon after the accommodation is put at rest (comparatively speaking! the distress ceases. So I believe that if car windows were a fcot higher than they are, or car seats a foot lower, one might rids a day or two, if not exactly In comfort, at any rate without suffering tralnsickreS. Not Eyestrain.

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This gives great relief and promptly. The relief cannot be ascribed to the mere sedative or soothing effect of the bath. It is due to the change of the r-tlent's environment, in such salt water bath the body almost floaLs, being supported lightly by contact here and there with the tub. The tubsltself shares the rolling and pitching of the ship, but the water In it keeps Its level. It appears slant this way and that as the ship roll, but a spirit level floating in the tub proves that the water in the tub remains level.

Mustn't See Movement. The patient must not see the apparent oscillation of the water In the tub a bandage over the eyes prevent this. Voluntary shutting of the eyes is not enough, for in same cases vertigo is increased by the effort of closing the eyes. I do not understand this last but then It is evident I have never suffered the Jolly old mal de mer. I am eloquently Informed by people who have had it that closing the eyes is a horribly painful effort; or if one is caught with the eyes closed, then It is Just as bad to open them.

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