CALS, CIGARETTES
• Cont. from p. 2
what long life because he probably
just in hick of time quit smoking
cigarettes and to the additional
fact that he quit patronising that
other great American institution,
perversely called 1 restaurant’.
. . a little more
about this perhaps next week.
For years American doctors in their
meetings have had the cigarc'Fds sub
ject before them, recently more so
than ever before, this perhaps be
cause of the ugly and filthy spread
of the cigarette habit among women,
all due to the lying and excessive
advertising in the daily newspapers,
The press particularly has this
atrocious popular disease on its
conscience. For years you have, not
noticed a word of condemnation in
the daily newspapers, but you have
seen their pages full of lying cig
arette ads. For years George Seine:
in his "In Fact" has been exposing
this lying propaganda—but have you
ever read his articles? Now,however
suddenly indeed, comes dear old
Chicago Tribune, the self-styled
world’s greatest newspaper.
The reprint Is fount
in the current Monthly Science Di
gest , --worth reading. It t^lls of
Dr. Lvarts a Graham’s tall; before
the Inter-American congress, of Sur
gery on the subject of lung cancer.
Dr. Graham is professor of surgery
in the respectable Washington Uni
versity School of Medicine at St.
Louis. He investigated some 400
lung cancer cases and rarely found
an individual who had not bean an
excessive cigarett smoker for years
women sufferers predominating. Dr.
Graham does not know the cause of
this, he thinks it may be something
in the composition of cigarettes,
may be something used in the curing
of tobacco, or in the insecticides
spread curing tobacco growth, or
something in the cigarette paper
(sulphur?) or what not.
I once know a good-natured Irish ole
cronic who smoked a pipe, secretly
of course. In this she was way a
head of the modern gal, who smokes
in public and in not so public
■laces. Methinks modern gals would
do well to adopt the habit of this
bedizened old biddie, and change to
meerschaums or at least corn-nipes.
It might be more artistic and it
cert-'inly would be more heathful.
Gals, (don't get all besnorkled at
this) it happens to be my way of
life, for both wife and I do not
smoke and intensely dislike the gal
coning along and covering us all
over v/ith sickening cigarette fumes.
'join the'CRSDIT UNION now.
incnoraee-.t'k±mer nignway
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INJUNCTION GRANTED
Judge .-.nthony Djmond handed down a
[decision last Friday which granted
the Injunction against the six
Dairymen who have been violating
[their contracts in selling milk to
the Alaska D iry. Papers had not
been served ths early part of the
week, but on Tuesday J-.ckson failed
to pick up the milk and five of the
six brought their milk to the 1IVFCA.
A.A. Hempel did not deliver his milk
in Palmer.
.According to a radio report last
Friday, these six Dairymen had been
selling their milk to the .uachorage
Dairy in violation of their contracts
It so happens that the Anchorage
Dairy is a part of the M.-tanusica
Valley Farmers Cooperating Associa
tion, but it appears that some people
in Anchorage evidently don’t know
the difference between the Ancnorage
Dairy and the Jnsb Dairy.