Piute Chieftain | 1916-07-20 | Page 7 | The Forbidden Vine

the forbidden vine among the things to be avoided nhen you ou into the country iff poison ivy it clambers luxuriantly over oer walls vails and fences and trees treba tin and late in the season the old glossy leaves enes each of which velch is divided into three lobes turn to reds browns endi yellows cl los its fruit is at a dinall dun colored berry the flesh that touches it becomes inflamed and swollen and bi breaks oaks into blisters that are communicated to other parts as the rubs them some poisons persons are so sensitive to the poison that they cannot go near the ivy without being affected the ivy hy is good to look upon but it is bad to handle harl dle A couple of years ago there was a project to organize org anise a 1 society to maka war iii on this enemy of the human kind but it s seems cenis to have disappeared perhaps the disease from froll aich which its chief promoter was vas fit at the time suffering in the absence of tiny any organized effort to destroy the he poison ivy it behooves every individual to look out for ills his own on cloaie welfare cl faie the polson ivy hy is the forbidden vine columbus dispatch