Looking Through a Paddl e B oa l I'I A Chow Patriarch...

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Looking Through a Paddl_e_B_oa_l __ I'I___ II In a Drop of Water A Chow Patriarch __ _ _ (Acme photo.) C APT. GEORGE WATKINS, chief of the Santa rmgs and other valuable articles of personal property Monica. Ccl.. lifeguard corps, has invented a that he decided inventive genius would be necessary glass bottomed paddle board for use in searching to solve the problem. He is shown in the picture lor articles lost in water. Watkins received so many aboard his paddle board. The boat will be in demand requests from bathmg girls and others who had lost also, he believes, for study of marine life and plants. (Acme photo.) O LDEST dog in the United States is the claim made for .. Crow," a black chow, pictured here with his owner, Mrs. William J. Mack of Burlingame, Cal. .. Crow" is twenty years old, according to his mistress, who says there is no other registered dog of any breed of his age in America The dog's normally black hair has turned gray and his whiskers and paws are white. I NAN ordinary drop of water there are many wonders. They were seen for the first time by thou sands of visitors to the Chicago World's Fair at the Microvivarium, con- ducted by Dr. G e 0 rge Roemmert. In the Micro- vivarium visitors see pro- jected on a motion picture screen a series of micro scopic slides, greatly en- larged, on which are liv- ing creatures seldom seen by the eyes of man, There are thousands of infinitesi- mal actors in Dr. Roem- mert's show, and it is his difficult task to keep them alive by a delicate bal- ance of temperature and food. Dr. Roemmert pho- tographed scores of mi- croscopic creatures with a high powered microscope lens, and these he projects on the screen in an amazing pageant. As shown in the micro- vivarium, the otherwise invisible life present in an ordinary drop of water is often beautiJul, often grotesque, but always engrossing. Dr. Roemmert describes and explains the creatures shown on the screen at each performance. A dramatic climax of the show is a view of animal- cules called nose animals, murderous enemy of other one-celled inhabi- tants of the microcosm, in the act of attacking and devouring their prey. A "Blue Eagle" Cat I I L .__· .....•.. .....A....;;:,.to...... __ >-L~~ F ROMWilliam Sheeloy of Galoahurg, Ill., c-ozncc thin photograph of a kitten with a "blue eagle" on its back. When viewed upside down the figure of the eagle, resembling the NRA bird, can be seen s Kidneys Cause Much Trouble Says Doctor I Puzzle Answer I Successful Prescription Helps Re- move Acids-Works in 15 Minutes. STRIVE S5,ON ER DES EL.ATE 'ECENT LIST ATONE SET NDERS Di-, T. J. Rastellt. tamous Eng-lish sci- f'uUl:It, Doctor o t Medicine and Surjreon. savs: "You can't feel well if your Kid- neys do not Iuucttou rig-ht. because your Kidneys affect your entire body." Your blood circulates 4 trmes a mill- ute thruuzh 0 million tiny, delicate tubes III your Kidneys which arc endangered by drasuc, u-rttutrng drucs, modern loads an-I drtu ks, worry, and exuosure. Beware 01 Kidney dysfullction if vuu buffer from 1\'1g"l1t !tit·:ing, LOR Pains, Ncrvouaness, DIZ- :dllNiR. Circles Under Eyes, Acidity, 01' LOS8 o! Pen, Dr. \Valtcr R. (ieurs-c, for many ycal'S 11onlth Director of Indtanauohs. says : "1'l"'llfllt,j"nt Kidnev cxcrettous arc the en uso or much llcpuJe:-:s FluffprlUl!r with Achtne Hack , Freuuent Night H.1!"'ing. Itching". Smart- iuz , BUl"ning'. Painful Jntn ta. Rheumatic Paius. Hr-artachr-s. anti a Ken- ('rully run-down bod v. 1 ani of the ouuuon that the nrescnntton Cvste x l'OtTPcts such tuncuon.u (,OIl(li ttoue. It aids in Il ush irur VUi8011S t r 0 ui the urrnary tract, and III Irer-irur the blood of Dr. W. R. George :;~~~~~~-~~ N::-l~~~dorAS;~~~~11 ol a.ll doctors." If sou auffr-r [rom Kidnev and Bladder dvsruncuon, df"!ay endauecrs your vitality, and you should not lose et. t;illglp nnuuto ill stu rt iutr to t ake the doc- t.OI"·~ sncciul nrescrf nt iun ea lled f''yH tf" X t nrououuccd Siss-tex J which helua Kldnev tuncuons ill a tr-w hours. It etarts work in 15 nuuutes. Gently 101H'1--, soothes, and ctf'lana raw, Bore membrauce. Bring'S new I'JlCI"g'Y nnd vrtall tv ill -lX hours. It lfii helpiug' rnilltoua of surrerera and is g uar- auteed to tlx vou till and ma ke you feel liJ{~ new in l' davs, or U1011PY back on re t urn or r-mntv nackaeo. Get I-ruaranteeu Cvr u-x rroru your dr-ucelst today. Clog KIDN YS and Irritate Bladd T HIS week and next week are important because they mark the beginning of a strongly emotional cycle lasting about two years. Internationally, this does not help the pacifists at all, for the distrust between nations will be incroosod during its period. Pri- vutely and personally, however. each and all of us can and should avoid conflicts. This week is favor- able generally for business matters and the making of new Iriends. But control the lower level of erno- tions-be sympathetic. Tomorrow and Tuesday; Keep confidential matters strcriqht: otherwise routine as much as possible. Wednesday and Thursday; Be definite in r everything of a personal nature; do as much of it as you can yourself. Friday and Saturday: Make fincm- :::i a 1 adjustments if necessary Next Sunday Plan business mat- ters ahead; else personol affairs in the cornmu-iitv When Poison JUST DO THIS Go to your druggist today and get this safe. swi ft and harmless diuretic and stimulant ask for Gold Medal ] laarlern Uil Cansules and start at once to flush kidnev s of waste matter saturated with acids and poisons. That's the way to lning about health v kidney activity and stop that bladder ir r i- tat ion which often causes scanty passa ( ~ith smarting and burning as well as ,'''stless nig-hts. Remember. the k iduevs often Heed flush ing as well as the bowels. and $l me YDlP- toms of kidney weaknes s are : Ge t t ing up once or twice during" the uicht puffy eye - cramps in l(>g backache nnd m list r.,m;. But be sure and Ret COl.]) . IED.\1. k.r ar leui Oil Capsules the oriaiua l and gcnuine-c-oigh t trom Haarlem in Holland the pri..e is small (35 cents), the good re- sults will fultill your expectation". Shiiting Sands C han g e s m personol affai. s, hielly from inside (but it does loos a though other people's attitudes hilt as f t as ours when once we em) are now to be expected nd wi ly followed up if you vrei» horn March 19 April 18, Feb. 21-25 Aug. 2629, or Oct. 18·21 This also is true, but more in matters involv- Chicago Sunday Tribune * These spectators are peering at enormous- ly magnified spectacles of life as seen through the microscope. Indian IGator Wrestlers Wheel animals was the name given these microscopic forms by scientists. Swan animals. so named because of their gracefully curveting style of swimming. (Associa ted W RESTliNG alligators is considered great sport as well as a means of livelihood by members of the Seminole Indian tribe in Florida. This picture shows Chief William Osceola, veteran 'gator wrestler. teaching his children the fine art of applying a win- ning hold on small saurians. In 1933 one of the attractions at the Chicago World's Fair was a group Press photo.I of alligator wrestlers from Florida. At home the Indian wrestlers entertain visitors to the Everglade swamp country, charging a small admission fee for the per- formances. Although the feat of throwing an alligator on its back seems simple when done by an expert. the stunt is neither safe nor simple. Many an Indian 'gator wrestler has nursed severe cuts and bruises. Ball algoo. roIling around on the Microvivarium scree n, provide entertainment. So Below ove , By WYNN * *---- 1 ** * * * * Look for your birthday or the group in which it appears throughout the following notes-it may be mentioned more than once. Mark it with a pencil wherever you see it, and then pay attention to the counsel given. toward it a little at a time. Now is a week favorable to such advance- ment in the affairs of those born Jan. 11-Feb. 16, July 31-Aug. 11, Oct. 9-Nov. 8, April 23-26. and April 15- 24. ing the emotions, for persons born March 2-5. April 6-9, Aug. 11-Sept. 17, and Oct. 9-12 (note overlaps). Changes in friends can be made by those born May 19-June 20; that is, they can make new contacts to advantage for some time to come. Meeting of new people who can help in developing your talents should now be sought if you were born Nov. 2o-Dec. 20. But keep away from too hasty chonqes in matrimonial or other partnership affairs, whether you are in or out of them now, if you entered the world Sept. 21-0ct. 21 (information that applies to more than this week -watch it for several months to come). Avoid unnecessary shifts in occupational relations if you were born June 20 July 21 especially if born May 13-June 12. Money matters can be vastly im- proved now in confidential matters and arrangements by natives of Aug. 31 - September - Oct. 12; but don't be careless. Hold back on incurring heavy obligations if you were born Jan. 14-Feb. 19, Aug. 10- Sept. 16. or Dec. l-Ien. l. Success Success rarely comes all at once; it is more a matter of inching up A deadly fight of the microcosm is shown in this unusual micro- scopic picture. One - celled slipper animalcules, called ., grazing cattle" by Dr. Roemmert of the Microvivarium. The Social Side Make the most of social opportu- nities this week if you were born Jan. lfl-Feb. 13, June lfl-Iuly ]5, Oct. 12-Nov. 17. April 26-May 9, or Aug. 5-17. Follow up romantic tenden- cies if you are eligible and were born April 7-May 12, June l l-Iuly 16, Oct. 31-Nov. 30, or Dec. 11-Jan. 9. Avoid the causes of scandal if you are a native of Sept. l7-0ct. 10 or Nov. 8-Dec. 10. Your Future Forecast Wynn has compiled, especially for readers of THE TRIBUHE detailed analyses of the future to July, 1935, giving counsel 10, all octivitien of life. Price. At the Tribune Public Service Offices (l South Dearborn or Tribune Tower), 2 cents; by mail, 5 cents in stamps or com To order by mail, use this blank. Spending Wisely Extravagance is now the tempta- tion to elude if you were born July 11.Aug. 30, Feb 17-March 19. or Dec. l7-lan 18; but wise spending and finarcial deals are to be en co raged. Safeguard your estate savmgs, and other assets with in- surance and good management. WYNN. CHICAGO TRIBUNE Name .............................. Birth Date Street Address City State (Inclose 5 cents in stamps or ccin for each Horoscope ordered by mail) Here Dr. Roemmert is shown behind the scenes of the Microvivarium. His troupe of ., actors" is probably the strangest in the world. NOTE: Wynn cannot undertake to answer personal inquiries Sunday, November 4, 1934

Transcript of Looking Through a Paddl e B oa l I'I A Chow Patriarch...

Looking Through a Paddl_e_B_oa_l__ I'I___ II In a Drop of WaterA Chow Patriarch __ _ _

(Acme photo.)

CAPT. GEORGE WATKINS, chief of the Santa rmgs and other valuable articles of personal propertyMonica. Ccl.. lifeguard corps, has invented a that he decided inventive genius would be necessary

glass bottomed paddle board for use in searching to solve the problem. He is shown in the picturelor articles lost in water. Watkins received so many aboard his paddle board. The boat will be in demandrequests from bathmg girls and others who had lost also, he believes, for study of marine life and plants.

(Acme photo.)

OLDEST dog in the United States is the claim made for .. Crow," ablack chow, pictured here with his owner, Mrs. William J. Mack

of Burlingame, Cal. .. Crow" is twenty years old, according to hismistress, who says there is no other registered dog of any breed of hisage in America The dog's normally black hair has turned gray andhis whiskers and paws are white.

INAN ordinary drop ofwater there are many

wonders. They were seenfor the first time by thousands of visitors to theChicago World's Fair atthe Microvivarium, con-ducted by Dr. G e 0 r g eRoemmert. In the Micro-vivarium visitors see pro-jected on a motion picturescreen a series of microscopic slides, greatly en-larged, on which are liv-ing creatures seldom seenby the eyes of man, Thereare thousands of infinitesi-mal actors in Dr. Roem-mert's show, and it is hisdifficult task to keep themalive by a delicate bal-ance of temperature andfood. Dr. Roemmert pho-tographed scores of mi-croscopic creatures with a high powered microscope lens, and these heprojects on the screen in an amazing pageant. As shown in the micro-vivarium, the otherwise invisible life present in an ordinary drop ofwater is often beautiJul, often grotesque, but always engrossing. Dr.Roemmert describes and explains the creatures shown on the screen ateach performance. A dramatic climax of the show is a view of animal-cules called nose animals, murderous enemy of other one-celled inhabi-tants of the microcosm, in the act of attacking and devouring their prey.

A "Blue Eagle" Cat

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IL .__· .....•.......A....;;:,.to......__ >-L~~

FROM William Sheeloy of Galoahurg, Ill., c-ozncc thin photograph of akitten with a "blue eagle" on its back. When viewed upside

down the figure of the eagle, resembling the NRA bird, can be seen

s

Kidneys CauseMuch Trouble

Says Doctor

I Puzzle Answer I

Successful Prescription Helps Re-move Acids-Works in 15 Minutes.

STRIVE S5,ONER DES EL.ATE'ECENT LIST

ATONE SETNDERS

Di-, T. J. Rastellt. tamous Eng-lish sci-f'uUl:It, Doctor o t Medicine and Surjreon.savs: "You can't feel well if your Kid-neys do not Iuucttou rig-ht. because yourKidneys affect your entire body."

Your blood circulates 4 trmes a mill-ute thruuzh 0 million tiny, delicate tubesIII your Kidneys which arc endangered bydrasuc, u-rttutrng drucs, modern loads an-Idrtu k s , worry, and exuosure. Beware 01Kidney dysfullction if vuu buffer from1\'1g"l1t !tit·:ing, LOR Pains, Ncrvouaness, DIZ-:dllNiR. Circles Under Eyes, Acidity, 01' LOS8o! Pen,

Dr. \Valtcr R. (ieurs-c, for many ycal'S11onlth Director of Indtanauohs. says :"1'l"'llfllt,j"nt Kidnev cxcrettous arc the

en uso or much llcpuJe:-:sFluffprlUl!r with AchtneHack , Freuuent NightH.1!"'ing. Itching". Smart-iuz , BUl"ning'. PainfulJntn ta. Rheumatic Paius.Hr-artachr-s. anti a Ken-('rully run-down bod v.1 ani of the ouuuon thatthe nrescnntton Cvste xl'OtTPcts such tuncuon.u(,OIl(li ttoue. It aids inIl ush irur VUi8011S t r 0 uithe urrnary tract, andIII Irer-irur the blood of

Dr. W. R. George :;~~~~~~-~~ N::-l~~~dorAS;~~~~11o l a.ll doctors." If sou auffr-r [rom Kidnevand Bladder dvsruncuon, df"!ay endauecrsyour vitality, and you should not lose et.t;illglp nnuuto ill stu rt iutr to t ake the doc-t.OI"·~ sncciul nrescrf nt iun ea lled f''yH tf" Xt nrououuccd Siss-tex J which helua Kldnevtuncuons ill a tr-w hours. It etarts workin 15 nuuutes. Gently 101H'1--,soothes, andctf'lana raw, Bore membrauce. Bring'S newI'JlCI"g'Y nnd vrtall tv ill -lX hours. It lfiihelpiug' rnilltoua of surrerera and is g uar-auteed to tlx vou till and ma ke you feelliJ{~ new in l' davs, or U1011PY back onre t urn or r-mntv nackaeo. Get I-ruaranteeuCvr u-x rroru your dr-ucelst today.

ClogKIDN YSand Irritate Bladd

THIS week and next week areimportant because they markthe beginning of a strongly

emotional cycle lasting about twoyears. Internationally, this doesnot help the pacifists at all, for thedistrust between nations will beincroosod during its period. Pri-vutely and personally, however.each and all of us can and shouldavoid conflicts. This week is favor-able generally for business mattersand the making of new Iriends.But control the lower level of erno-tions-be sympathetic. Tomorrowand Tuesday; Keep confidentialmatters strcriqht: otherwise routineas much as possible. Wednesdayand Thursday; Be definite inr everything of a personal nature; doas much of it as you can yourself.Friday and Saturday: Make fincm-:::i a 1 adjustments if necessaryNext Sunday Plan business mat-ters ahead; else personol affairs inthe cornmu-iitv

When Poison

JUST DO THISGo to your druggist today and get

this safe. swi ft and harmless diureticand stimulant ask for Gold Medal] laarlern Uil Cansules and start atonce to flush kidnev s of waste mattersaturated with acids and poisons.

That's the way to lning about health vkidney activity and stop that bladder ir r i-tat ion which of te n causes scanty passa (~ith smarting and burning as well as,'''stless nig-hts.

Remember. the k iduevs of ten Heed flushing as well as the bowels. and $l me YDlP-toms of kidney weaknes s are : Ge t t ing uponce or twice during" the uicht p uff y eye- cramps in l(>g backache nnd m listr.,m;. But be sure and Ret COl.]) . I ED.\1.k.r ar leui Oil Capsules the oriaiua l andgcnuine-c-oigh t trom Haarlem in Hollandthe pri..e is small (35 cents), the good re-sults will fultill your expectation".

Shiiting SandsC han g e s m personol affai. s,hielly from inside (but it does loosa though other people's attitudeshilt as f t as ours when once we

em) are now to be expectednd wi ly followed up if you vrei»

horn March 19 April 18, Feb. 21-25Aug. 2629, or Oct. 18·21 This alsois true, but more in matters involv-

Chicago Sunday Tribune *

These spectators are peering at enormous-ly magnified spectacles of life as seen

through the microscope.

Indian IGator WrestlersWheel animals was the name given these

microscopic forms by scientists.

Swan animals. so named becauseof their gracefully curveting style

of swimming.

(Associa ted

WRESTliNG alligators is considered great sportas well as a means of livelihood by members

of the Seminole Indian tribe in Florida. This pictureshows Chief William Osceola, veteran 'gator wrestler.teaching his children the fine art of applying a win-ning hold on small saurians. In 1933 one of theattractions at the Chicago World's Fair was a group

Press photo.Iof alligator wrestlers from Florida. At home the Indianwrestlers entertain visitors to the Everglade swampcountry, charging a small admission fee for the per-formances. Although the feat of throwing an alligatoron its back seems simple when done by an expert.the stunt is neither safe nor simple. Many an Indian'gator wrestler has nursed severe cuts and bruises.

Ball algoo. roIling around on theMicrovivarium s c r e e n, provide

entertainment.

So Belowove ,By WYNN *

*---- 1

* ** * **Look for your birthday or the group in which it appearsthroughout the following notes-it may be mentioned morethan once. Mark it with a pencil wherever you see it, and

then pay attention to the counsel given.

toward it a little at a time. Now isa week favorable to such advance-ment in the affairs of those bornJan. 11-Feb. 16, July 31-Aug. 11, Oct.9-Nov. 8, April 23-26. and April 15-24.

ing the emotions, for persons bornMarch 2-5. April 6-9, Aug. 11-Sept.17, and Oct. 9-12 (note overlaps).Changes in friends can be madeby those born May 19-June 20; thatis, they can make new contacts toadvantage for some time to come.Meeting of new people who canhelp in developing your talentsshould now be sought if you wereborn Nov. 2o-Dec. 20. But keepaway from too hasty chonqes inmatrimonial or other partnershipaffairs, whether you are in or outof them now, if you entered theworld Sept. 21-0ct. 21 (informationthat applies to more than this week-watch it for several months tocome). Avoid unnecessary shiftsin occupational relations if youwere born June 20 July 21

especially if born May 13-June 12.Money matters can be vastly im-proved now in confidential mattersand arrangements by natives ofAug. 31 - September - Oct. 12; butdon't be careless. Hold back onincurring heavy obligations if youwere born Jan. 14-Feb. 19, Aug. 10-Sept. 16. or Dec. l-Ien. l.

SuccessSuccess rarely comes all at once;

it is more a matter of inching up

A deadly fight of the microcosmis shown in this unusual micro-

scopic picture.

One - celled slipper animalcules,called ., grazing cattle" by Dr.Roemmert of the Microvivarium.

The Social SideMake the most of social opportu-

nities this week if you were bornJan. lfl-Feb. 13, June lfl-Iuly ]5, Oct.12-Nov. 17. April 26-May 9, or Aug.5-17. Follow up romantic tenden-cies if you are eligible and wereborn April 7-May 12, June l l-Iuly16, Oct. 31-Nov. 30, or Dec. 11-Jan.9. Avoid the causes of scandal ifyou are a native of Sept. l7-0ct.10 or Nov. 8-Dec. 10.

Your Future ForecastWynn has compiled, especially for readers of THE TRIBUHE

detailed analyses of the future to July, 1935, giving counsel 10,

all octivitien of life. Price. At the Tribune Public Service Offices(l South Dearborn or Tribune Tower), 2 cents; by mail, 5 cents instamps or com To order by mail, use this blank.

Spending WiselyExtravagance is now the tempta-

tion to elude if you were born July11.Aug. 30, Feb 17-March 19. orDec. l7-lan 18; but wise spendingand finarcial deals are to be enco raged. Safeguard your estatesavmgs, and other assets with in-surance and good management.

WYNN. CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Name ..............•................ Birth Date

Street Address

City State(Inclose 5 cents in stamps or ccin for each Horoscope ordered by mail)

Here Dr. Roemmert is shown behind the scenes of the Microvivarium.His troupe of ., actors" is probably the strangest in the world.NOTE: Wynn cannot undertake to answer personal inquiries

Sunday, November 4, 1934