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DODGE BROTHERS
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Its Goodness is alone responsible for the unusual demand
that has existed right from the beginning.
Nothing has ever disturbed the demand for this Car. No outside conditions, up a particle. The people no conditions inside the industry seem to slow it want the Car more inteisely at this moment than ever, they wanted it before. The Car has reached the stage when its sales are almost automatically increased. By this we mean that one sale is almost certain to result in one or two other sales.
There is a very pronounced, aut definite public opinion now in this country concerning the Dodge Bros. Car..
People seem to know that Dodge Brothers' idea, from the very first, was that if they built the Car right nothing else mattered. It is the quality revealed in its performance which makes the price impressive. People are attracted by something more than price; it is the internal and external excellence which characterises the Car.
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The high price it demands when sold second-hand increases the respect in which the Car is held.
It would be hard to find a truer test of enduring worth. People are not eager for used Cars unless they know that such Cars have before them a long life of satisfactory service.
And so the Dodge Brothers Car is bought, not upon price, but upon the quality and valge that it embodies.
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BREEDING THE FUTURE FACE phrase,
OF BRITONS.
(Bonterand from pige, 5.)
Se vum who, after 11 years residence, bas become mut» Kuglish than the English themselves, I would like to know where England cours In. When is she going to assert her birth-right and get" rid of the rubsist of Europe; let her månbvod arise in their might, and with her descendants rule the whi!
1 hage often tried to point out to Englishmen that thetri spraything better
if preventable why out prevent OUTLER; "PALMER & 00'8
edhimself died of preventable disease This public are not yet sufficiently edu eated in biological laws to take an intel ligent interest in their own health.
In Montreal in 1912 I stated that it the public were only alive to their own interests they would pay medical men liberally for directing them in the pathe of truth and in the way of health rather than for, trencing their disenses. If the noney which is spent in the treatment of disease were devoted to the preservation of health, sur huge hospitals would not In life than making money, in for 1 halflied purveyors of synthetic wrote the following description of the Pendies un artificial food night find it Englishman which an entreprising Amitabhplace in a home for the destitute, the necessity for surgeons and specialists would largely disappear, and physicinas could be fully occupied in advising their attentele on the preservation of health, and in looking after the aged
I am afraid we are still a long way off those haleyon days when our hospita ballings will be pointed out as relies of a eratut ager but still we should at rast aim at transmitting high ideals to ane, sulcessors. We can best tain those ideals by improving the stock.
| rican" paper published in 19th
The Englishman is the State dunky who bears his own and other people burdens without a grumbles Hosed to be described as a pirate and land-grabber, hat the halcyon days have gotic for Now he is quite prepared to tie a frer slice of his territory to any one who will acknowledge him as the ground Kindlord.
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Even acridents are more or less pre shtables many a young man has saved himself from shellshock By sticking to his insular position. It is not always
but it is better to risk disease, and even death. thin ling a life of enaul and sorry
Ho propuses to give to the Irishman Erin's Ish with several millions a fear 1 like to prod the keep it afloat. animal in the hope that some day he may kick out: perhaps he will. when like Balaam's ass, he sees the sword which
"viditals to prevent diseases, but this hanging in trg of him, and ready even possible for lvnlthy indi- to dismember him.
innate power gives them a better chance At this time the politicians in this recovery. Many of us must run risks. country was prally afraid of fiermans, and were prepared to do almost anything In please her. In this war the English
THE ANTI-VENEREAL CAMPATON.. man has cfectively kicked unt, but it less existence. very fortunate that the war commened
The cry nowadays is for more hospitals, when it did, as in twenty years or so the more sanatoria, but my advice to every peacefal German invasion would have got true man and woman is to convert their hold of the country. In many respects homes into miniature heavens. This, no doubt. would give rise to innumerable We are still a queer, shops, illogical lot. I would strongly advise the country to
ideas and a great variety of heavens. scrutinis carefully any scheme which but still it night he preparation for the brought forward under the catchy title mansions above, and at any rate on this of Ministry of Health. Ti proposals so earth would lead to comfort, health, and far merely point to a glorifed extension happiness. After all, real happiness is if that gigantic frand, the National Toth fundamental basis of morality.
arance Art. Recently, in discussing the future of the medical profession in the British Medical Journal. I said. inter alia, reforms are crowding thick and fast
upon us.
This is to be the millennium, and yet cannot recomiend medical men to tumble into such a benven What will happen to the country when a moiety of the adult Population will be Government officials supported with their wives and families by the other half, who will also have to bear the expenses of the ward
The
In the present day we are having a very vigorous anti-venereal campaign by a lot of very worthy eld women of both sexes, who hope to get rid of the diseas by preaching, prayer, find treatment. so easily as "hydrophobia, by energetic diseases can be eradicated perhaps not sane methods, and a clear recognition that ven an dealing with human nature,
I cannot express my views on the subject. and not with sanctimonious hypocrites. is better inngage than that which I recently employed in the British A MINISTRY OF DISEASE----"
Medical Journal" My patience is This is what you are in for, not it annels tried when I see a lot of married Ministry of Health. hura Ministry men who have never practised self-abne- Phase, from which the only one togation. stumping the country and preach. derive any benefit will be a lot of lazy. ing a man-made standard of sexual anproductive Gevent officials
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mind to.
present one half of the medical men of rality to virile soldiers. The uncrucus the country are abroad and the other half zuid compound for sins they are in- are attending to the civilian population clined to by darning those they have on and the soldiers at home. Yes I have The soldiers are told not to have not heard of any deaths from overwerksgual connection and they will not get and there are some who say that the venereal disease, but if, notwithstanding, walth of the rountry was never better the fall, then they are directed to come Whether this is so or not I am not in a
round the corner, where they will be position to say, but at any rate such a treated and made whole men again. Enent state will not be allowed toeturers do not even give the good advice continue under the called. Ministry of the wrgeant major, who told his men. of Health."
There will not be a blind alley in the country where you will not find a more
I delibes less incompetent medical man. rately say mempetent because ne intel letal men would accept posts which lower their ambition ad contract their outlook on life.
The
you can't be good, be careful,"
Et is to me very déplorable that in the Present day the only men who are trying to prevent venereal diseases are chemists, who are alling a more er less peripet imperfect anti-venereal cutfit. method of preventing the sad tenereal dises and this is more appli cable to peate than war tits to
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courage bariy, matrimony among the healthy but necessarily for the production
of large families.
Give the picked wrvices of the country! the nary, the army, and the air forces
sufficient pay to main-
The reformers Let us know that Mr. Lloyd George is not satisfied with the Local Government Board which, after years work. Ens only given him a pounktion, and now he wants a Ministry ai Blth on the lines of his pet National Health Insurance Act. We are also told that Mr. Lloyd George's wishes must bakers and men' nitended to. There is a danger that his followers will rush the matter mach far ther than he intends, and so the nation will be landed in another hotch-potch-
There are many points in which Mr. Lloyd, George and I are never likely to ngre: but I can claim to be one of his warm admirers for his conduct in the W17. His name will go down in bistory, but I should not like it to go down as that of the man who saved the untry, but rained the race.
tain themselves, their wives and families in comfort. "In this way you would courage the evolution of a health. vigorous, and intellectual bred. Do not waste all your money on degenerates; they are prolific enough without any
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There was never A time when this country required better breeding, and if we he not careful, our virile sons will go. to the Dominions after demobilisation, and we shall be 1-ft with a race of dere According to Dr. Brownlee phthisis licts, an easy prey to ang enterprising Then ta centre of the British still rampant in Wales, so if the Welsh nation. are to continue to govern the country, race will hate to be transferred to som the Welsh, doctors are their work cat other country.--Forliga Work. out. From 1981 to 1971 the death-rate in the young adult population from 20 t 93 years was extremely high, six to seven thousand per million population. about double that of England at the same ages. Those deaths weeded out, the susceptible individuals before they reproduced their kind. and a vigorous population was left
Demands for a revision of salaries; India, B. PAUL & Co. Caleta behind.
and better Conditions of employment Now there is a high level at all ages. were made at a crowded meeting of the with a maximuni in South Wales between Civil Surice Alliance, which represents.
I am afraid Wales is 30.000 permanent Civil servants. 50 and 60 years. in a very bad way, and requires the very It was stated that there were 110.000 serious attention of Mr. Lloyd George. There are only two courses open to him, more. State servants not represented, who were asked to co-operate in forcing the either to have selective birth-rate or natural selection. There is no doubt that attention of the Treasury to the decor.. artificial selecting is the more humaneity for revising salaries and conditions
of employment. highly religioia. bat in dealing with
The representative of the Second fictitious- am comunital or rather inclined to think that nature, Division Clerks declared that if they consented to a degradation to pre-war left untrammelled, would, in the long run, standards they would be guilty of be produce the better race."
PREVENTION NO ONE'S JOB.
traying their fellow-workers in the. Slate
We are told that the Battle of Arm geddon has now been fought, and the resolution in favour of Whitley Councils for the Clerical and Adminis mitterinium is fast approaching. I was under the imprévion-but it seems that I trative Departments, was passed un have been mistaken-that the millenium animously. would be a kind of preparatory heaven... where the doctors would be at a serious discount.
It would seem now that there is no cause for alarm at my gloomy prog nostications, the Ministry of Health will provide plenty of work for doctors so long as the country lasts. What a bright outlook for future generations!
There is scarcely a disease which is not more or less preventable, but prevention does not seen to be anyone's particular job. King Edward, who coined the
A resolution was mored to the effect that. in the event of a readjustment of salaries and hours being refused, those present would support any steps 'cop sidered necessary to enforce their de mands, and the seconder called on the meeting to prepare for a strike.
The motion was afterwards agreed" to on the understanding that the Council of the Alliance would be responsible for any steps recommended.
A large number of those present did. not vote.
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