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Show THE SAUNA SUN. S ALIN A. UTAH HOW MANY yomen GET UP SINGING Two Women find Health Essential to Happ mess "My mother-in-law,- " says Mrs, Belle Thompson, Route 2, Rossvllle. Oa told me of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Lydia HL Pinkhams Sanative Wash. I took six bottles of the Vegetable Compound. I could sleep and would get up in the morning singing and feet ing fine. I am the mother of three children, and always after the babies came I had to take treatments, but I can truly say that this last time I hare only used the Sanative Wash. It does more good than the treat-mentIt keeps me on my feet to care for my children and I do most of my work. I feel It my duty to let you know Bow both of the medicines have helped me." MRS. BILLS THOMPSON ROUT! a, ROSSVILLS, OIOROIA Bpringtime streamed la through the open windows. The green fields or Georgia were basking In the sunshine. Somewhere a bird was trilling. It was a day to be happy. But the pale woman at the table sighed and pushed away her plate Another Happy Woman Decatur, Illinois. "I took your medicine for weakness. I would sometimes have to hold myself up with my hands. I was this way for five years, oil and on. I read In the newspapers where Lydia B. s Vegetable Compound has helped a lot of women, and I thought I would take it. I am now getting better so fast that every month I can feel a difference. My work now is cooking. If you like, you may use these facts as a testimonial. I am willing to help you boost your medicine." Mas. IaimsRnED, 635 GreenPink-ham- Nothing tasted' right. She couldnt eat much. She couldnt sleep well, either. She was so weak, it was hard to do her work. When the baby cried, she wanted to cry, too. She had not been well for four years. Her husband watched her wood Ave., Decatur, 111. with & mans helpless This dependable medicine has But his mother knew a expression. been in use for over fifty yean. remedy. People who speak volumes seldom More Than One Way talk like a book. fhok ly jilerna. Iion a. ( Watch Elimination! to Get Rid of Bore One of the amusing and original characters in Paris is M. Bacha Guitry, who made his fame as actor and playwright and who has increased it by the oddities of his temperament, lie is a witty, versatile and quick-minde-d man and Is naturally inclined to be impatient with bores. Recently there was one who plagued him with unnecessary calls. One day he burst in on Guitry, who greeted him warmly though that morning the appearance of the man put him more "on edge than ever. Just in time," said Guitry. I want you to see the new conjuring trick I have thought out," and he grabbed the unsuspecting visitors hat and exclaimed, Watch 1" Then Guitry poured a Jugful of water Into the hat. The owner of It got np In alarm. There now," exclaimed Guitry petulantly, youve made me forget my trick ! The trick, however. Is reported tb have worked admirably. The same visitor has not troubled M. Guitry since. You! hs Companion. Good Health Depends Upon Good HALLER JAKLON . Elimination. invasion bf the famous old Academy, dedicated to In March, 1921, business in radio was UGILISM, rough-necpracticalamong the arts, has the ancient arts, and redolent with the memories of bodily DETENTION a at ly standstill; the only receiver sales at that played the role of she wolf to the present-daof Pietro Briglonl," Ole Bull, and the names of " waato in the blood ia called time were of very small volume and consisted Remus and Romulus of the arts the Max Strakosch and Maurice Grau. "toxic condition." This often of parts sold to a few experimenters, and these movies and the radio. A prize fighf on SL From the Academy the pictures were taken to rise to a dull, languid feel gives had fallen off so that advertising patronage for Patricks day, 1S97, nursed back to health the the Park theater in Brooklyn. The and, ing sometimes, toxic backBrooklyn my magazine was practically nil. Something had struggling motion-pictur- e infant that was .to aches and headaches. That the Eagle of July 4, 1897, indulged ii a column of to be done to move the dealers become a giant among the industries of the supplies. world. editorial excitement beginning: kidneys are not functioning The llvest Issue in the public mind at the And a prize fight on July 2, 1921, gave new life is often shown by burnproperly - and time was the .forthcoming battle of the The man who would have vigor to that scientific youngster wireless," century or scanty passage of secreone time at ing predicted, between In our history, that an event of a and almost overnight, put radio Dempsey and Carpentier, the advance month tions. Thousands have learned broadcasting on would be reproduced before the eyes prior an organized basis. for which was then in full swing. I of a multipublicity to assist their kidneys by drinkIn tude that moved pictures like and life, decided that upon hitching my wobbly wagon to that court of public opinion long ago tore the ing plenty of pure water and electricity would move them and light them, would screen from its have been avoided as a lunatlo or hanged as a particular ascending star, to drag forth the negthe occasional use of a stimulant foster mother by pro-- ; lected wizard. raJio'baby, and set it down in the spotlight hibiting the transportation of fight "pictures in diuretic. 50,000 users give where public attention would be focused." interstate commerce. But the child was Doans signed endorsement. Meanwhile the fight films were already The whole scheme of broadcasting originated in appearing all strong and no longer required parental aid. How Ask your neighbor! over the country, presented by : an office memorandum prepared in 1914, buyers of terrilong a careful society will permit the broad- Major torial rights from Rector & Tilden. White says. This memorandum was prepared in casting of jirize fights is another matter. The firm of Rector & Tilden with Its fight picthe old Marconi days by David Sarnoff, who since Thirty years ago the movies were wide open. tures was the first to encounter .one of the has become vice president and general manager evils 'e9rly anything that would draw spectators Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys which later beset the picture of tlie Radio Corporation of America, and was be ; industry with .could exhibited. At that time the art was Co., Mfg. Chemist, Buffalo, N V. to devastating piracy. According submitted for comment and suggestions to Major seven years old,- but the Terry Itamsayes j A Million and One Nights: The living nqveltyof of who the in History addition to his magazine work . White, pictures per se was beginning to wane. All the Motion Picture" (Simon &. Schuster, New was in charge of Marconi public relations. The York), pictures were short, incoherent things. Little or to which the writer is indebted for the film his-- , no attempt had been made to tell a World war postponed any action on the broadFreshen a Heavy Skin j story, and the tory. of this article, Pennsylvania politicians With the antiseptic, fascinating CutP idea, and the memorandum had to wait public, tired of seeing hootch dancers casting at snatched squirm the agitation of the W. C. T. U. as a until March, 1921. cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely through a couple of hundred feet of jerky film pretext for a special legislative bill to prohibit the or the midnight run of the fire . Arrangements were made with Tex Rickard, economical face, skin, baby scented, fighters, was ready showing of the fight films. Word presently was to forget the screen. j and dusting powder and perfume. promoter of the fight, before I broke the news to passed around that the bill would be permitted to In the autumn of 1S95, the freckled Bob Fitz- Sarnoff, Major White recalls. Renders other perfumes superfluous. He,fel.L Jn with die in committee if a certain exhibitor In Philthe idea and dug Into an inactive spot In the One of the Cutieura Toilet Trio (Soajv simmons challenged James J. Corbett to do batadelphia were to get the picture. tle for the . worlds heavyweight budget and produced an appropriation of $2,500 Ointment, Talcum). Advertisement. championship. The gross sales on the ' I recall, he turned over to me with the J. Rector Ench which, Samuel and J. . Tilden, pioneer to amounted fight $150,000, giving each of .the film producers, had made strict admonition: But dont you spend more Dress at once with Vaseline Jelly. Real Son of 1776 arrangements with Cor-- . e participants profits about $60,000 each. than $1,500, remember! Prevents soreness. Shuts out air and bctt. the champion, for the film rights. At first The true son of the RevolutionThe Carson at gate receipts City, a record for dirt. Heals quickly. Keep it handy it was planned to stage the bout in Texas but My idea was to have the broadcasting received ary war is not an extinct species. One were their time, for or $22,000, less only than a tenth every emergency. In halls and theaters in cities and towns the promoters got into difficulties with the law has Just been found down in Columbia throughof the picture takings. No other picture had ever CHESEBROUOH MFQ. COMPANY out the Middle Atlantic states. The plan was to and the affair was called off. Disgusted, Corbett " State Street county, Georgia, and he Is a very hale New York such a approached figure. handed his belt over to Peter Maher. have amateurs do the receiving in the appointed and very much-aliv- e old gentleman Here was a prophetic event, Mr. auditoriums in their own neighborhoods and Ramsaye Rector, with $15,000 of motion picture rights at , Basil Llewellln Neal. He Is eighty-nin- e. a motion-pictur- e of says, the prophecy millions make the fight description audible to the audistake, began to get active, and before long a bout which were yet to come. But it was was arranged between Fitzsimmons and ences gathered together for that sole purpose. uninterpreted The fact that a "real son of the Maher to and unheeded. The camera was still take place in Mexico across the Texas line. The merely a Well, first of all, there were practically no loud Revolution still exists was brought to took what happened and passed it on. reporter. It date was set for February 21, 1S9G. Four speakers In existence then imagine that! Earlight the claim that the following The ponderof conception having things happen specifous cameras, electrically phone arrangements such as are used by the death of Dr. Crosby Perry in Veroperated, were at the for the camera in ically terms of the film had to be Improvised into loud speakers by deaf great ringside. But a breath of wind arose in the south mont marked the passing of the last spectacles of today was beyond the scope of with a fresh smell of moisture. The them to old tin tulip horns which were attacliipg son of a Revolutionary soldier. country was picture makers imaginations then. The only thing relics of the early days of the phonograph. parched, rainless for 18 burning months. Now Neal now lives on a plantation alwhich fight pictures suggested was more fight rain came. The skies were dark, and a slow drlz-- . Throughout the stretch of many weary weeks lotted his father, Basil Neal, tor his Quick relief from painful pictures. z,e set ,n- - Photography was this work of organization continued. Lining up corns, tandar toes and services In the war tor American IndeImpossible, but a One marked effect of the trainload of fight fans demanded action The the theaters was a herculean Job, but finally done. pressure of tight shoes. pendence. Cleveland Plain Dealer. picture as the outstanding screen production of . Each day the situation became more cam fighters went into the ring while the cameras was to its the odium day of pugilism upon bring stood helplessly by. Fitzsimmons Funds to carry out the ambitious plicated. sparred with the screen all across Puritan America. Until Artificial Vitamines were very sparse, and one of the Zino-pad- s .Maher for two flashing, moments, then, knocked project early that picture appeared the social status of the Vltamlnes can now be produced artifhim through the ropes, and out. was a matter of snags $8,000 demanded to erect screen had been uncertain. It now became This pictorial fiasco emphasized the limitations towers for the transmitters at Boyles Thirty icially, according to a report from an entertainment of the OILY definitely of the early, motion picture equipment. Rector It Is said that Acres in Jersey City. This alone was more than Lelpslg, Germany. unwashed great This likewise three commonalty. I scientists who had been using Edison cameras, I made at five times the had Lelpslg and actual I at money university quickly improved my disposal, usually an It a mark for uplifters, moralists,- reformers and have discovered a method by which so something else had to be done. The something, instrument which could be operated sought cleared if treated with entirely properly hand by legislators in a degree which never would have Before long fight fans began to clamor for they can impregnate foodstuffs with else consisted of getting the use of the towers of obtained if the screen had by specialization vitamines which they have produced Corbett to resume and defend the worlds chamthe Lackawanna railroad at Hoboken, and conreached higher social strata." through the new process. pionship title which had been knocked out of necting pp the intervening distance by land wire, The scene changes from Carson City, Nev to the ring by Fitzsimmons in the Mexican fizzle we had a transmitter and towers and Finally The New Presbyterian hospital of Jersey City, N. J. it Is July 2, 1921, 24 years' Promoters began to look around for a a receiving network. Testing began. Days went place Women are more" forgiving than New York, now later. Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham- In which to hold the fracas, but nearing completion on a week ; we were and by, public getting perilously neat men, because men need more Is the tallest hospion, and Georges Carpentier, French challenger, Washington and politics barred them everywhere. In opinion Heights, July 2, but had been heard only a distance of are socking each other in the arena at Boyle's ate last resort they went to Nevada and desperpital building In the world. or four three and then miles, only faintly. The camped Thirty Acres. lobbying for a bill through the legislature. testing had to be done late at night, for in those at the a is man Standing ringside who careBy the terms of his agreement, Rector-w- as days receivers were not selective as they now to fully watches every movement of the fighters, at pay Corbett and his manager, William A. are, and the harbor was filled with ships whose the same time talking Into a tin can. And as the Brady wireless' telegraph messages must not be gummed today known as a theatrical magnate, 25 per cent men swat or clinch or stall, the observer ot the proceeds of the pictures. With Fitzsimputs up by our spoken words. As night after night iheir action into words. From Maine to Maryland mons and his. manager, Rector had went by and amateurs all along the eastern seamade an fight fans hundreds of miles away hear these board were unable to pick up our tests a deluge agreement to hand them $13,000 when the words spoken at the ringside. A scientific wonder ers entered the ring. Hearing of the Corbett fightof frantic communications swamped my office. By blow perbrings by blow news to 300.009 persons, centage deal, Fitzsimmons screamed that he had phone, telegraph and special demost of whom are hearing radio for the first time.' been tricked. The whole deal was off. I was informed that things were getting livery This was the beginning of organized broatb Fitzsimmons went away to Carson panicky; posters were up In' front of theaters City Nev easting, as told by MaJ. J. Andrew White, origwith Rector and the promoters in pursuit. Peace and auditoriums inviting the public in, and here inal impresario of the air, to the New Yrric was made on a basis which gave only a few days off was the fight, and no radio to Herald-TribunFitzsimmons also a 25 per cent cut of the picture profits. be heard. Organized broadcasting was founded on the Corbett and Fitzsimmons went into the "Everything smoothed out at the last minute, at initial success achieved in putting the Dempsey. Carson City on March 17. 1897. Rector was ring as everybody knows now, though. The night at the Carpentier fight on the air. Or, more accurately, before the fight the transmitter was heard from ringside with three cameras and 48,000 feet of It was that event which precipitated Broad it Maine to Maryland ; haggard and worn from loss film, the largest single lot of negative that had casting would have come along, but Just when ever gone out on location. of sleep our little group took up places at the nobody can say. But the 300,000 persons who The fight went Its vicious and bloody and at the transmitter, and at the close ringside heard broadcasting and liked it forced the issue. length with Mrs. Fitzsimmons cheering her husband hot afternoon of July 2, 1921, re of the broiling to They immediately wanted radio and radio re were pouring In from all quarters success I victory. When the fight was over, Rector had exCastoria is a pleasant, harmports celvers, and the large electrical concerns cut And It was a success way beyond my posed 11,000 feet of film, a worlds record expectaless loose with Substitute for Castor Oil, their resources and brought a new Rector and his partner, Tilden, were tions. An elaborate report system had been deindustry and a new art into being overnight. sure of an avenue to the market for their not yet Paregoric, vised and the tabulation showed that more than Teething Drops As you remember, the movies were picture In but they finally decided to present It In New and drifting 800,000 people had heard the fight description, Syrups, espeSoothing York the doldrums of growing public apathy when the and market it territorully themselves. A practically all of them had heavd radio for the s for Infants in arms and Children all ages. cially film prepared brought new life to the was Installed in the New York first time. The dealers shelves were swept clean screen. Academy the Radio, of a few sport amaof Music in Fourteenth street, where (he scattered of radio parts; an overnight demand had sprung picture teurs, also was beginning to flop, according to To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ran through the summer. This was the first up for thousands of radio receivers; the boom film IV Major bite, editor of a radio magazine. Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it was on. . By PROEHL k . y I ; low-bro- I . , DOANS pSif Posttr-MHbur- ' ( , For Cuts Corbett-Fitzsimmo- in-th- . Vaseline . ZP CORNS Corbett-Fitzsimmo- DVScholl's MUDDY low-bro- I'""1 SKIN - Resmol long-distanc- e pro-Ject- Corbett-Fitzsimmon- |