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ritas Mr. F.D. B.H. Motihari, Br. India,
Winkness, listlessness and fatigue will soon die ́appear after a short course of Sanatogen. Thousands and thousands of graceful Sanatogen users know from experience, the wonderful and strength giving qualities of this famous food tonic. And, they, therefore, take Samatogen regularly for a few weeks two or three
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wrote Proj. Mann, of Oxford University.
Buy a bottle of Sanatogen at once and you will soon enjoy new health and energy.
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STOMACH REMEDY for Bad Cases
Amazing evidence of the remarkable
pond with which indigestion and stomach pains can be stopped has been revealed by medical experiments and X-ray photographs of actual cases. The prove the Ingredients of Bisu- wated Magnesia to be the quickest- acting and mort effective known to medical class. Within 5 minutes a teaspoonful of marted Magnesia is s Little water prodmand complete relief in Case "where umbersons beber remedies had failed antirely.
A NOTED ENGLISH DOUTOR SAYS:
"I find that 'Birrated" Magnosis taken after my meals is the only thing that keeps free from pain and discomfort, and I take it regularly, I often
very good rerulfa" H.G.M.A., M.RES, LEC.F.
Its Action Explained-cribe it for my patients, and have
Simply take a teaspoonful of the powder La a little water. The moment this southing -danckt' reaches the tortured stomach f "begin to sweeten the sour, fermenting un- tigd inod. The contents of the stomach become at (bland and moothing sa milk to native stomach Uning. The pain quiekły Jaworns and presently disappears. by Mlowing up the treatment after each cman, your harassed stomach will seen Tuono la tendernew and grow, strong, until
·FOR DEN Dat whatever you like and enjoy SOVKY MALL, without leer of wind and pain.
ANOTHER DOCTOR SAYS:-
** Bisurated" Magnasia gives excellent results and in the Idoni, remedy for stomach pains and acidity, It is particularly recommended for Dyspepsia. Gastritis, Stomach Palos, Fiatalanes, and even Stomach Ulcen.*
H. L———, Faculty of Hedicina, Paris,
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Trans-Atlantic Flights
Through fog. sleet and wind from Newfoundland to Dublia flew Captain Sir John Alcock and Lleu- tenant Sir Arthur Whitten Brown in 1919 to make the first transat- lantic air-rossing. win the "Dally Mäll's £10.000 prize, and carry out "what most of the world de“ clared to be no more than a bril- llant "stunt."
Real Village For
Scots Exhibition
Overseas visitors to next year's in Empire Exhibition
by the United States Goverrunent, Pan-American Airways, Ltd.. Ame- rican equivalent to Imperial Air- ways, will be granted landing. fa- | Scottish culitles by the governments of the | Glasgow will see a complete High- four other companies. Pan-Ame-land" village clustered round a rican will also participate on a
real loch in the heart of a Glas- basis of reciprocity with the joint
gow park; stātes the "Bulletin." company.
Plana for the Highland village Control of commercial, technical
have been approved by the Ex- Still canaldered "stunts" were the 'aind operating matters has been
to Imperial transatlantic fights in the same secured
Highland Airways hibition's
Committee,
1ts year of the British dirigible R.34, through stockholding ' and' and 'shortly go before the Dean in 1924 of the German-American | through joint company's articles of
of Guild Court. atrship "Los Angeles," in 1927 of association, subject to the superior Colonel Charles Augustus Lind- Jurisdiction of the Board of Dir bergh and Italian Commander ectors on questions of major po- Francesco de Pinedo, in 1930 of J Errol Boyd and Harry P. Connor Next month's fights have been and the German "Dornier Whale" Snanced by the British Govern nying-boat piloted by Captain von
ment, and when the joint com. Gronau, in 1932 of the Italiani fly-
pany assumes responsibility for dy-black house, with Ingboat squadron under Marshaling operations, it will receive an Italo Balby's command, in 1933 of annual subsidy from the Govern James Allan and Amy Mollison. ments concerned on an agreed
basis.
That these exploits were the prelude to the trial transatlantic air crossings with mall which be gin next month between New- foundland and Foynes, an ancient Eshing village in the West of Ire- land, now labelled Atlantic Air Base No. 1, was a thought which no-one could grasp but a handful of far-seeing aviators and business
men.
MAYO EXPERIMENT
of the total subsidy required, Canada will contribute 20 per of cent., subject to a maximum £75,0000 the Irish Free State 5 per cent. subject to a maximum of £12,000, and Newfoundland an amount to be agreed upon between its own government and that of the United Kingdom. The remain- der will be made up by the UK. Government.
Dr. Colln Sinclair, who designed the Highland" village, at Glas- gow's 1911 Exhibition, has pre-
which layout
shows pared a various types of Highland dwell- ings-from the humble Hebridean a peat fire burning in the middle of the earth
floor, to the "Big House," or chief's cnatle-all grouped round a minia- ture loch with a mountain burn tumbling down the hillside,
NINE BUILDINGS":
A concert hall'seating 300 people, an inn, a pre-Reformation "cli!" (or church), and a smithy will also be erected. Altogether there will be nine buildings, including a modern cottage of the type now being, erected in the Highlands.
Traditional industries -tweed and rug making, basket work, and lace making-will be shown; and the best examples of Celtic art STRUCK OFF and craftsmanship will be brought,
from the crofts to the Exhibition for display:
Whitten Brown after his When pioneer tight prophesied that the Atlantic would regularly be crossed D.S.O. DOCTOR by flying boats by 1920, he was laughed at. But Sir Arthur was not many years out in his predic- tion, as was last weer proved by the announcement that the dying boat had solved the problem of re- gular transatlantic flight, that the craft used will be the Mayo "com- Dosite aircraft.”
Designed by Major J.-Mayo, this consists of two machines, a smaller one moored on top of a larger ma- chine by couplings enormously strong yet easy to separate.
According to the well-tried Mayo plan, the combined engine power of the flying boat and the seaplane will be sufficient to lift the two aircraft without an exceptionally When a safe height is long run. reached and the seaplane has at- tained its full flying speed, the two machines will be uncoupled, the seaplane continuing its Journey over the Atlantic, the Bying boat "returning to its base.
The Mayo composite's upper component has an effective cruis- Ing range of 3,500 miles with two tons of malls aboard, such effi- ciency that the double Atlantic crossing will be possible for £80 in fuel. Fuel cost of an average-sized transatlantic liner is around £690 for a single trip with Diesel oll at around current prices.
At Atlantic Air Base Number One, engineers were this week busy installing radio, directional appar- atus which will guide pilots far pver the ocean. Air Ministry of- ficials were sending up hydrogen- filled balloons to determine wea- ther conditions.
£60-A-CROSSING
Only the first stage in transatlan- tic crossings is next month's ex- perimental flight with mails, In less than 12 months passenger ser- vices will operate regularly between England and the United States and "round the world" between Lon- don, New York, Ban Francisco, Honolulu, Hong Kong, Singapore. and back to London. The, total price of á transatlantic crossing will be £80; of a round-the-world tour, less than £400. Up to last week, no insurance company had arranged for coverage of passen-
gers..
To thoroughly test the transar- lantic service before regular pas- senger services are started, other craft besides the Maye will make trial zights during the ZUMINDE. Chief of these will be two of the Empire flying boats constructed by Short Bros., of Rochester, each of which has been adapted for the purpose.
Named respectively "Caledonia" and "Cambria" both will make a series of flights carrying test-loads of malla. Another experimental craft is the "Albatross" high-po- wered, four-engined monoplane, now being built for the Air Minis- try and described as an improved version of the "Comet” racing plane.
JOINT OPERATION'
Following, a complaint by
the' woman,
General Medical Council, sitting in London, order- the name of Dr. Douglas Chetham Pith, D.S.O., to be struck from the medical register.
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The future transatlantic air service will be operated by a joint company launched by the Govern ments of Great Britain, the Irish. Free State, Canada, and New- foundland. As the company which developed the Empire air routes, Imperial, Airways, Ltd, has been nominated to conduct the service,
In return for landing facilities to be granted the joint company
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