The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1926 Page: 3 of 4
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Cook Stoves
Laundry
Stoves
Heating
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Stark & Son
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Fully equipped for X-ray and
Physio Therapy treatment
Lamesa, Texas
Not All Caterpillort
Claued as Harmle8$
Along with mosquitoes, daggers
and poison ivy, vacationists and
campers are warned to be on their
guard against caterpillars of the
sort popularly known as fuzzy.
Dr. George E. Beyer of the
Louisiana state board of health has
made a survey of the caterpillar
situation in that region that shows
that Rome species are actually poi- i
sonous. The spines or hairs of
the common "woolly bear” have an
irritating effect on the skin some-
what similar to nettles that is fairly j
well known, while another culprit
is the grayish caterpillar of the
widely distributed tussock moth
with its tufts of brown whiskers at ,
either end and rows of red spots
along its back.
The really serious offender, how- |
ever, as described by Doctor Beyer,
is the larva of the southern flan-
nel moth and its northern variety.
Some of tfie spines of this Bpeoies
are hollow and connected with a
poison-secreting cell, the toxic effect
of which is extremely virulent.
Numbness, severe pain and nausea
follow in the wake of an accidental
contact with this caterpillar, ac-
cording to Doctor Beyer. There are
records of one or two other varieties
with similar effects, he says, but
fortunately they are comparatively
rara.
Ute Radio on Train
It will be only a matter of a year
or two before those engaged in the
operation of a railway train will
communicate to each other by ra-
dk). TMb is the opinion of E. C.
Keenen, in charge of telegraphy for
the New York Central lines. Wire-
less telephones, he says, will soon
take the place of the regular tele-
phone system. A test was recently
made on a Yew York Central train !
while on its regular run between
Chicago and Elkhart, Ind. Using
a wireless telephone the conductor, '
who was at the rear end of a 41-car j
train, talked with the engineer j
while he was at his station of duty
in the engine.—Pathfinder Maga-
zine.
Kings are of no great Importance
these days, except' to head proces-
sions.
Many a suit guaranteed to wear lllte
Iron 4oas so by eventually becoming
rusty.
Radio Help$ Deaf
Experiments have been made in
Hull, England, with a new radio
apparatus for overcoming deafness.
It is said that 80 per cent of the
children in a Hull deaf and dumb
institution have heard speech and
music for the first time rh the re-
sult of the invention, which has the
appearance of a small wireless set
without aerial or ground connection.
The results are achieved by trans-
mission of sound to the inner ear.
It does not succeed with ail suffer-
ers, hut with a large proportion.
Drug Addict Outeide
Circle of Humanity
For two years I waa a alave to
drugs. Do you know what that
means? To begin with, you lone
all sense of moral values. You are
incapable of distinguishing between
truth and untruth. You He glibly,
freely, with an increasing appetite
for falsehood.
You lose all sense of humanity,
so that when the hunger, when the
terrible hunger for dope is on you,
you would cheerfully take the bread
from the mouth of a small child
if it would give you what you want.
You lose all sense of cleanliness.
This is, indeed, inevitable. The act
of bathing, even of washing, is no
longer a physical delight; it 1m-
comes a physical torture, so that
you shrink from the impact of wa-
ter with the same horror as the
victim of hydrophobia.
You lose all sense of love. You
regard vour nearest and vour der.r-
est merely as means to one ghastly
end—the provision of dope. Then
your nerves go. You see things
which are not there: you hear whis-
perings; if you touch a book, a
chair, the contact suggests some-
thing foul. The most familiar ob-
ject has a dark clamminess.—
Daphne I/uras. in Tlearst’s Interna-
tional Cosmopolitan.
Sister—Bobbie, you know bet-
ter than to sneak quietly in when
Mr. Jones is calling.
Bobbie—Y’ mean 1 know better’n
to make a lotta noise when I come
in—if 1 wanna see anything.
The national wealth Is now $3,200
per capita. We are all capita, hut
the trouble is not all of us huve the
per.
It Is said to be costing more and
more to have a baby, which means that
dad will have to make more and more
money.
The sultan of Morocco saw the
charleston danced In Paris, and said:
"I don’t understand how men can al
low their wtvee and daughters to do
It.” It appears that <e Morocco men
can tell their Wives and daughters
what to do.
Lubbock Sanitarium
(A Modern Fireproof Building)
and
Lubbock Sanitarium
Clinic
DR. J. T. KRUEGER
Surgery and Consultations
DR. J. T. HUTCHINSON
Eye, Ear, Note and Throat
DR. M. C. OVERTON
Disease* of Children
DR. J. P. LATTIMORE
General Medicine
DR. NAN L. GILKERSON
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
DR. F. B. MALONE
General Medicine
MISS MABEL McCLENDON
X-Ray and Laboratory Technician
MISS JEAN YATES, R. N.
Superintendent of Nursee
C. E. HUNT
Business Manager
A chartered Training School for
Nurses is conducted in connection
with the Sanitarium. Young wo-
men who desire to enter training
may address the Lubbock Sanitar-
ium.
Nothing works out right. In a
town where you can park as long aa
you want to, there is no reason why
you should want to.
An orchestra leader claims that
grogs like jazz music. Well, a frog
would.
“The first newspaper printed In the
United States appeared in 1704”—
Item The next day the editor got a
letter signed "Old Subscriber.”
Americans lead the world aa apple
eaters, and yet they average only
three apples a week. Hence we havo
doctors for the other four days.
Dr. R. F. Nix
DENTIST
Special attention to extraction of
teeth, using Block Anaesthesia,
and treatment of Pyorrhea.
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Stone, Harry N. The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1926, newspaper, October 7, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth577137/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.