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14 4 EwmemONIIMMOMEMEINIMINOWNIMOMINIIMINEEI Yet Another Adventure for "Molly" Cogswell THE rANSAS CM STAR WEDNESDNIT 'APRM 15 19314 TOONERVILLE FOLKS 'AUNT SopHRoNY Wor4KLE's CAMPAIGN FOR THE uNrmpLoup HASBEEN RETARPED BY THE PREVALENdE OF SPRiNG FEVER- ItnIMM IMIIMI1NEIMIP Little Seamstress which are not transparent to ultra violet means virtually en foods for the rays do not penetrate most sterilized with rays of long wave X-rays or "Grenz" rays It is altogether probable that the4 advances in food science will begin to affect what you eat within a cont paratively short time ADVERTISEMENT 4 --0am 40160kommb auttatimiti taw -0 "'v 4" t' ovtir i ale 11 0 THE rANSAS CM' STAR SITDNESDNTri 'APRIL 15 193L I rays TOONERVILLE FOLKS Little Seamstress which are not transparent to ultra et Another violet od thweh Adventure for AUNT SoPHRONY WINKLE'S CAMPAIGN FOfl THE uNrmpLoup most sterilized 'with rays of long wave Xraya 6 i or "Grenz" rays HAS13EEN RETARPED BY THE PREVALENdE OF SPRiNG EVER It IS altogether probable that ill 9 9 eql Ntolly Cogswell advances in food science will begin to if- affect what you eat within a co r'' 4 paratively short time a 4 I ft I I' icV AO I ADVERTISEMENT 1 if- fk fb I il 4 4" 1 i1 I 7s 1 1 1 1 41i 1 1 i i i '11 i 7 3 1 1 ti I 3-' 4 11 l' 1 I I 17 1 1 i 1 l'i Br Erten A Gum Who wants a seamstress eight years old Who plies a needle in and out And makes her stitches neat and stout And puts on buttons so they'll hold And makes of silken pinks and browns For dolls the prettiest evening gowns? Who wants a searruitrem who can take A bit of printed calico And cut end fashion it and sew And out of it pajamas make For Teddy bears to wear about Week-ends when they're invited out? Who wants gay coats for dogs and cats And woolly creatures large and small? Miss Janet here can fit them all And dress them in the cutest bate She'll fashion everything they need And all her work is guaranteed She threads a needle with dispatch Her seams are folded in beneath She cute the stitch ends with her teeth! For any seamstress she's a match! That is by mother I've been told For anyone just -eight years old! (CovVrioht 19313 Br ICD04a A GUM Who wants a selunstress eight years old Who plies a needle in and out And makes her stitches neat and stout And puts on buttons so they'll hold For And makes of silken pinks and browns dolls the prettiest evening gowias? Who bit wanof ts a searruitrem who can take A printed calico And Out of it pajamas make And cut end fashion it and sew For Teddy bears to wear about TWO of Mnerica's most inter- eating young adventurers have started out on a new adventure marriage Miss Mary Van Rensselaer Cogswell New York society girl whose exploits in Russia aroused international interest In 1929 has become the wife of Sigourney Thayer war aviator poet theatrical producer and playboy of Parisian fame The new Mrs Thayer's Russian adventures began when in company with Mrs Mabel Satteriee Ingalls a niece of Morgan she was a member of the sight-seeing tour of the Russian-American Chamber of Commerce When the two young women reached Tiflis they decided that they could see Russia on their own What If there were tales of wild men flying -Th-- venti with riece mem the Corm WI react iota if th rirkWO of Mnerica's most inter- IMIllit? afiventureTS Warn's of anger From Indigestion A Burning acid stomach gnawing bath hf fore or alter eating belching gas blostist heartburn dizziness if neglected often lead Quickly to other serious and more painful trouble says a well known authority DeL fool with things that don't give the tient results AA your druggist today tne ACIDINE a wonderful new Dreserinnos which is now being terescribed by many ck sicians Instantly stores gas and Dains only a few cents Get AOIDINE today st 11111 good-bye to acid stomach torture ACIDINE is entirely difierent from otin known stomach medicines Contains marvelous dicestant called Japtase laboratory eimeriments Jantase has igrn tested on starchy foods which CaLlSe much stomach distress It liouet ied 13(4 times Its own weight of such foods In ouly 30 minutes- Five other scientific ingreill ents In ACIDINE neutralize burning sot! soothe irritated stomach lining stun kati and headache front acidity No other kruyin remedy contains this wonderful selehuns combination to end acid stomach Don't risk dangerous and more narMil troubles Oct ACIDINE from anv today Watch nein gas stop like a Eat drink and smoke all you like he suite guaranteed nger ink! pain hinaun i often lead nore painful ye the tint today 81 Dreserinnok many uln Pains Col ay 0 tod al torture from otin ontallis aotase hak ixrn cause louetled aods 1r ouly IS inkikin urnitly aunt kt gun ka8 other kruyAn UI tielelit lila tkyoubi- tore liktn11 ike I like ht I 1 I 'i'i 1 I i'l I t'41 I i 1 fl 1 1 I -1 0 f2V0(C9 Is i Ut4t11 U51 1V Vitli v4Vei 1' 5 1 t4d l' 1 1 gg' 4144 1Ac---- -N-i's ei A 'rb-e? Itke: vf 1 4 ew 1 4 -4 rt' 11111111101 90 tpv)4) 4 go 0: 40 1) I 7 07e- vast new sources of riches if only these men will finance the pottering The University of Cincinnati and the General Foods Corporation which acquired the patents organized a Joint holding company and a new laboratory is to be erected at the university from funds accruing to it from the discovery just described and from other discoveries made in the basic research laboratory One of these other discoveries is likely to prove az significant as the first Foods can also be sterilized with light Milk for example can be sterilized This fact as such is not new For years it has been possible to sterilize milk with ultra-violet rays but it always has had this disadvantage: it spoiled the taste of the milk It was found by the Cincinnati workers that this effect was due to the inclusion of the wrong wave lengths with the correct ones when the milk was irradiated But now selective irradiation sterilizes milk without making it unpalatable and adds vitamin to it into the bargain Foods Girl Wins Fight With Itching Skin Skin biophysical laboratory As there was no such laboratory at the University of Cincinnati and no easier way to acquire one Sperti took off his coat and cleared the junk and cobwebs out of a small space in an attic and installed one This did not take long because there was little available apparatus to Install Sperti's motive and that of rresident Schneider too was to test certain ideas concerning the application of some of the laws of physics to living the action of light which includes in Its full scope not only ultra-violet rays but X-rays and other forms of radiation on the living substance A msrrza WAVE LENGTHS The world soon made the proverbial "beaten path" to Sperti's door because it found he was making a "better mousetrap" than anyone else He had already found something decidedly worth looking into Funds for further research began to move in his direction Today Sperti is director of the "basic science research laboratory" no longer under the rafters and at 30 is a professor About million dollars has been paid It is said for patents on his discovery of the basic principle of the 'selective Irradiation" of 'foods What had chiefly interested Sperti was the problem of untangling a snarl in ultra-violet wave lengths in connection with organic matter Different wave lengths seemed to have different effects The whole range of the ultra-Violet could not be lumped together as had been done must be unscrambled Many other research workers had approached the same problems but mostly by cut-and-try Sperti approached it from another direction He with President Schneider's generously down and attempted to think of possible causes lying behind this confusion They invoked something seldom or never brought to bear on organic matter the quantum theory According to that theory today virtually a principle in physics radiant-energy is liberated in separate pieces or ''bullets" instead of in a continuous stream These bullets of light are larger as the wave length becomes shorter It requires a bullet of a certain size to produce a given physical example to convert a substance into vitamin a larger bullet (shorter wave length) ought it seemed theoretically to undo the same effect USES CERTAIN ISOLATED WAVES This looked like an explanation of the strange making and unmaking effect of ultra-violet rays on vitamin The longer waves were making the vitamin the shorter ones were unmaking It The answer which Sperti worked out was to isolate and use the ultra-violet waves of a certain length 2960 Angstrom units Experiments fully confirmed this form of reasoning and this is the "selective irradiation" principle for which Sperti received the small which by the way he at once turned over to the university for further basic research in science If men of science could cultivate the necessary amount of financial dickering instinct to sell some of their basic finds for hard cash and do what Sperti did it seems possible that larger returns for basic scientific research might be acquired by themselves than are acquired now through the attempt to convince rich men that pottering over laboratory apparatus is likely to bring to light biophysical laboratory As there was no such laboratory at the University Of Cincinnati and no easier way to la acquire one tSperti took off his coat and cered he jun and cobwebs out of a small space in an attic and in- stalled one This did not take long because there Was little available aP- paratus to install Sperti's motive and that of rresident Schneider too the application of some of the laws of was to test certain ideas concerning rthuel Illyinr stops they made in all sorts of out-of-the-way places when sheer at igue called a halt in spite of dangers which might be lurking in the shadows ROUGHING IT TN RUSSIA Adventure crowded upon adventure Once they were detained by the police for taking pictures The Russian officials perhaps feared they desired to take these pictures to use as propaganda against Russia however matters were soon set aright Again while they were riding along through wild parts of Georgia that had never seen American women before their guide mentioned the fact that no woman had ever climbed Mount Ararat That decided them They'd be the first Again adventure called this time in stentorian tones and the motor bus they had hired headed for the famous mountain A mere walkup of 7000 feet would be some contrast to travel in elevators in modern apartments and hotels It sounded as Mrs Ingalls put it marvelous! But it didn't sound so good to the Turkish and Persian government officials They didn't want two charming American women slipping into a crevasse and perishing The girls pleaded and they cajoled but the envoys of both governments stamped their feet and that in any language means positively no So it was back to the bus One incident of the bus ride dealt with the picking up of passengers Hire of the bus cost the young women $75 and by picking up passengers on the way they collected $55 in fares DIFFICULTIES ONLY IN CIVILIZATION They saw the wild beauties of Russia Trekking on they passed through lands that no American women had traveled before and passes through which even few Russian women had ever gone They finally reached another point of civilization Vladikavkas and decided to take the train for Moscow It was after they boarded the train that they had their first real mishap Mrs Ingalls was tired and she was taking a nap when the train pulled into a station The guard on the train made signs to indicate that passengers might get up and stroll on the platform if they liked Miss Cogswell was awake and she went out for a little walk When she returned her handbag containing $450 her bracelets and other personal belongings had disappeared They had barely enough nwney between them to pay for third-class passage to Moscow Upon arrival there they borrowed some necessities from friends until they could get funds A Russian general loaned them some money and a couple of handkerchiefs Later on when Miss Cogswell was to have boarded a special train with American and foreign correspondents returning from the opening of the new Turksib railroad at Moscow it was discovered that she was missing The train started and so did secret agents to scour the country for her Soviet officials were in a quandary because they knew that it was not exactly safe for a charming American girl to be wandering around without an escort Just two hours after the train had departed she appeared at the station She was carrying several parcels and explained that she had gone out to do a little shopping for souvenirs GROOM ALSO AN ADVENTURER After her friend Mrs Ingalls re- turned to America Miss Cogswell stayed on for a while and then re- 1 stops they made in all sorts of out- of-the-way places when sheer fatigue called a halt in spite of dangers which might be lurking in the hadows ROUGH TNO IT TN RUSSIA Adventure crowded upon adventure Once they were detained by the police for taking pictures The Russian officials perhaps feared they desired i to take these pictures to use as propa- ganda against Russia llowevermat- e- t''-'- '44 di lit' 1 1 1 -it 1 I f' 1 0: ''-'4 1 ''4' i 'j 'iM ii i i' 71411'11: A 474' :1 11 1:: F' 'I 1: r4 0 i i I :45 41 55 I 1 1 ''St 0 At 1 4 f'''' f4 7r': 11 g4'e: 4 -tr-v 3k4 For quick and happy relief rani eczema scales eruptions rashes aut other itching skin tortures simply sp ply pure cooling antiseptic Ilona! Its gentle oils penetrates the skin soothing and healing the inflamed tissues Clem greaseless and stainless up almost immediately Try today J1 the very first application does not Instantly relieve the most intense itching your money back 35c 80c125 At all drupsts ellef front 'ashes ott simply tip 8trates the inflamed stainless ttelv Try rirst anon elleve even our money drUpiste MMIIIIEnOMIE10 (Covvtioh 19313 A YOUNG SCIENTIST EVOLVES A MEANS OF "CHARGING" FOOD New way to WHITE TEETH and Sound Gums Active Oxygen Released in the Mouth youth Creation of Vitamin in Measured Portions Is Accomplished With Ultra-Violet Rays by TEN FORMER MANY VAN RENSSELAER COORIMILL NOW MRS SIGOURNEY THAYER THZ roRmial cooewstL THAYER turned That all happened a little over a year ago Miss Cogswell has made several other trips to interesting places one of them being to the Juana de Juato ranch 150 miles from Mexico City She has led for the most part a very interesting life The man whose bride Molly Cogswell has become was graduated from Amherst in 1918 A brilliant student with an excellent scholastic record he was always known nevertheless among his mates at school and college as a practical joker a tendency that got him into a little difficulty in Paris in 1921 when he rolled a -ton telephone bobbin down a hill into the gayety of Montmartre scattering hundreds of patrons of cafes and spilling a waiter who was unable to get out of the way quickly enough Later he became associated with Alexander McKaig in the production of several plays in New York A number of his poems have appeared in various publications His first marriage was to Emily Davies Vanderbilt former wife of Vanderbilt They were divorced a year ago Wowricht 19311 1 I i 1 i I i': i 1 i I ti :5 1 I 5 I' I 1 i 1- 4'' I 2 cAl ei about on untamed horses snatching women up as they dashed past and carrying them to mountain fastnesses? At least they'd be interesting to look at and the two girls were perfectly 'willing to take the chance The interior of the Caucasus was something they wanted to look into and mere whispered stories of wild men didn't bother them much The trip so farhacl beenrather tame and adventure called The two girls ansivered it and their reply wasn't uttered In any whisper They wanted a look at the primitive peoples of the hills and they got their look Now and then they had to ride hard to flee from plainsmen who had never seen such fair white-skinned ladies before but they Journeyed on They had good horses and they took their chances And each time they won They spent days and days in the saddle without stopping for food or rest pushing on through the wilds to elvilization and safety Overnight! 1 about on un women up a carrying th: nesses? At ing to look a perfectly 'wit The interior something tt and mere men didn't I trip so far lu adventure 'ca The two gt reply wasn't They wanted peoples of tho look Now al hard to flee I never seen I ladies before They had gal their chance! won They the saddle or rest pushi to elvilization Recently dental science discovered an amazing new measure for the care of the teeth and gums It's the use of active oxygen liberated in the mouth It replaces the old futile and dangerous containing grit which damages the enamel and gycerin which softens the gums It produces results in oral hygiene heretofore unknown Ca lox Tooth Powder embodies this new discovery Upon contact with the teeth and gums Ca lox Tooth Powder releases nascent or active oxygen You can actually feel the liberated oxygen bubbling forth within your mouth You have never known a dentifrice to produce such a delightful and refreshing sensation Its different! 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economical Children Just love It for its taste and refreshing action In the mouth Be sure you ask for Ca1011 Tooth Powder A McKesson product cloudy II and polish It combdte ormatlea crevice teeth and cleans out d-to-getat and cause la and trengthns whole oral sweet tomorrow advance It methods white your our month nen tooth For sale iggIsts and 'es It le ust love It action In for Caloa product the solution of this puzzle and sends us to the city of Cincinnati At about the time the original discovery was made that ultra-violet radiation creates vitamin a young student of electrical engineering at the University of Cincinnati whose name was George Sperti became interested in the electrical aspects of the production of ultra-violet rays and from that his interest was diverted to the effects of these rays on the living substance and tot other problems in biophysics and biochemistry What followed not only "reads Like a romance" but is one SPERT1 aunt OWN LABORATORY The originative student Sperti soon attracted the attention of Herman Schneider president of the university who was a scientifically trained man and the upshot was that these two agreed there was immediate need of a SEVERAL years ago it was discovered that ultra-violet rays would convert something in foods into vitamin the bone-forming sunshine-health vitamin A way has now been found to do the same thing controllably This is a big advance for until very recently the artificial methods of equipping foods and pharmaceuticals with vitamin could not be called controllable They consisted as they still do in irradiating the substances with ultra-violet rays but not enough at tention was given to the wave length of these rays and some of the results therefore proved to be oddly contradictory says the Scientific American For example the rays actually destroyed the largest portion of the vitamin they had created A subsequent event in food science concerns )31 col Husband Gets a Break From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram 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