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t is Important
JM. WAlUdI to keen in nerfect health. So
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much depends on their activity. The hand that
rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world,
and its rule should be based on principles of health.
The -welfare of future generations is in women's
keeping- and she must herself be strong- and healthy
to rear healthy progeny. Many women never suffer
from any serious organic illness, and yet are not
really inperfecthealth. Theyare troubled with minor
ills such as dizziness, headaches, hysteria, nervous
ness, etc., which harass them and deprive life of its
zest and pleasure. Such women should know that
MESSAGE OF
OLE HANSON
IS WARNING
before his honor under charge of
failing- to protect standing motor ve- j
hide with head and tail lights, will
know the decision later, as it is for j
the present reserved. . (
Dr. J W. Ives is showing slight im-
provement at Hot Springs, Ark., it is j
reported. He is able to use his hands
to better advantage than when he j
left town. He has had, however, j
about as much bad weather to con- i
tend with as his friends at home. j
There is much interest in the
Brown game to take place at the Tale i
bowl on Saturday and there will be a- '
good representation of Milford peo- i
pie on the side lines on that occasion. ;
The Boy Scout meeting at the First ;
church on Friday evening will be the ;
second in the process of organiza- j
tion. Eighteen boys signed up last
Friday evening and the total should i
go to 35 this week. Free admission
to the Brown game is one of the priv
ileges that go with membership.
