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This valuable med
ical book tells in
plain, simple lan
guage how Con
sumption can be
cured in your own
home. If you know
of any one suffering
from Consumption,
Catarrh, Bronchitis,
hma or any throat or
ouble, or are yourself
is book will help you
ren if you are in the
advanced stage of the disease and feel
there is no hope, this book will show you
how others have cure! themselves after all
remedies they had tried failed, and they be
lieved their case hopeless.
Write at once to the Yonkerman Con
sumption Remedy Co., 2703 Water Street,
Kalamazoo, Mich., and they will gladly send
you the book by return mail free and also
a generous supply of the New Treatment,
absolutely free, for they want every suf
ferer to have this wonderful remedy before
it is too late. Don’t wait—write today. It
may mean the saving of your life.
prepare ourselves fully for life, its
work and its responsibilities.
What Education Means to the Indi
vidual.
To many girls, the thought of gradu
ating, means merely a longed for posi
tion in the social world. We should
have a higher motive in life than
wealth, or social position. While we
are striving to better ourselves by
education, we should remember that
we must not let the knowledge thus
gained lead us into any wrong. Some
very brilliant men and women have
committed terrible crimes. It is far
sadder to think of such people as
these buried in sin, than to think of
the heathen Chinese, who have never
had these opportunities.
What Education Means to a Commu
nity.
Education means a great deal to a
community. What would become of
the churches, the stores, the banks,
and every other great establishment
in a town or a city, if there were no
educated people at their heads?
Think of a church without an edu
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educated president and cashier! Nor
would the libraries of this country ex
ist were it not for the hundreds of
books written by educated men and
women. Is it not true that their
books have been and will continue to
be read, helping others many years
after the writers have passed away? .
What Education Means to a Nation.
Education outlives alj things else.
Today all that remains of the great
Roman empire is the Latin books, read
and studied in so many colleges and
schools here in our own country. In
Greece, all of the beauty of culture,
refinement and art for which it was
famous long ago, is there today. Why
this difference? The Romans w’ere
war-loving people, while the Grecians
cared not for war, but for the improv
ing, the using, of their educational ad
vantages; therefore, Athens is noted
now for its many art-galleries, its
sculpture, and its learning.
HELEN T. WIER.
THE NOVEMBER AMERICAN BOY.
Baseball has given way to football
and this winter game is finely illus
trated by the picture (in colors) of
the boys on the gridiron wtiich deco
rates the November American Boy
front cover. By the way, this issue
begins the tenth year of that most
popular of bsyo’ magazines. The con
tents will be found to contain just the
stories and articles which boys delight
to read. In addition to the chapters of
the fine serials by Houston, Tomlin
son, and Optic, there are a number
of short stories and articles of a most
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F. W. Parkhurst, the Boston publish
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interesting character. Malago Dick’s
Thanksgiving is a fine story of how
a boy earned his thanksgiving by an
act of heroism. Two interesting foot
ball stories, Farlow’s Trick and How
St. Albans Won the Game, will appeal
to the athletic boys. The Little Red
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cured his brother of a bad habit. A
Dark Night’s Work relates how a boy
saved his father’s quarter section of
land. In the Training of Uncle Sam
tells of the work of Uncle Sam’s naval
recruits. How the Life Savers Work
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and often dangerous duties of the life
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l Trailers will interest the boy nunters.
Washington’s First Thanksgiving Proc
lamation will be read by all. What
Can a Young Man Do? treats of many
avenues of work that a boy may take
up. The Champions in Baseball will
be a specially attractive page. How
a President is Made will answer many
of the questions w’hich boys have ask
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will find his hobby treated in Some of
the Strange Tenants of a Texas
Ranch. Then there are How To Be a
Fine Boxer, How to Study History,
and a special article on Lantern-Slide
Making. The various departments
will appeal to all boys with hobbies.
76 illustrations. SI.OO a year. The
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Christmas Post Cards
Eight finest silk embossed Christmas Post Cards,
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The Golden Age for November 19, 1908.
The 27,950 pounds mentioned above
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The cooks who use “GOOD LUCK”
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The Patented, Moisture-Proof, Tin-
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