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Climatic Variations Do Not Affect I

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MANS NORMAL TEMPERATUR-

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It Is 585 Degrees When Taken Underthe Tongue Whether One Lives In

Arctic Regions or In the TropicsSome Record Fever Temperatures-

The uonnnl temperature of a humanbeing is generally given as DSJj de-

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qualified It Is the normal temper-ature

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when taken by placing the ther ¬

mometer under the tongue or in thearmpit or the groin

The surface temperature of the head-bands or abdomen varies from 9G de-

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to 93 degrees or even lower Thatof the Internal regions may go up to1022 degrees that being the averageheat of the blood circulating In theliver and some other organs

But OSG degrees Ls called the normaltemperature of a human being and itdoesnt matter whether he lives in thedesert of Sahara or In Greenland according to a writer In the TechnicalWorld wake or asleep at work orjust loafing a mans temperature reuains practically at this level

When it varies more than the fractionof a degree It is because the heat reg-ulating mechanism Is disarranged bydisease or by abnormal conditions ofsome sort Excessively high measuresof heat may he borne for several min-utes

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by an individual without raising-his temperature more than a fraction-of a degree Persons who sometimesare stylfKl human salamanders havegiven exhibitions of their ability tostand high temperatures

There is an authentic case recordedof Martinez the so called French salii-

rmander a baker by trade who exposedhimself to high temperatures from boy-hood He remained in an oven erectedin the Tivoll gardens for fourteen min-utes

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when the temperature it was33S degrees Ills pulse on entering-was seventysix a minute find hadreached 130 when he came out Hooften duplicated this performance

Cbamounl a celebrated Russian sal-amander

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who called himself the In-

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used to go Into an ovenand stay while a leg of mutton wasroasted there not coming out until themeat was well done He eventuallylost his life In oneof these perform-ances

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Fever Is a rise of temperature abovethe normal level This rise Is seldombeyond MM degrees Mental and nerv-ous

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Influences may so act for a time asto disorder the control of the thermotaxic nerve center and cause fever

It is Interesting to note some of thehigh temperatures which are on med-

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record as haying actually occurredIn certain diseases Guys hospital InLondon records the case of a hyster-ical

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woman afflicted with tuberculosis-of one lung who showed 120 degrees-

At a meeting of the Association ofAmerican Physicians in 1S9 Dr Ja-

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of New York reported a patient-in whom fever reached the almost In ¬

credible figure of 148 degrees F Thiscase occurred In a hysterical firemanwho had suffered a severe Injury from-a tall

In the discussion which followed thereport of this case among the members-of the association Dr Welch of Balti-more

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referred to a condition of hyperthermy that had come to his kno-wce In which the temperature wasrecorded as 171 degrees F Of coursesuch exceedingly high temperaturesare of only short duration or deathwould cnsu

Fever is not the only disturbancewhich may filter temperature Certainconditions especially those due to dis-

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like tuberculosis acute alcohol-Ism melancholia convalescence fromfevers poisoning from various drugsand so forth may cause the bodilywarmth to become subnormal In ¬

juries and surgical shock also origi-nate

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the same effect Starvation al-

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Induces a gradual fallLow temperatures are always dan ¬

gerous and unless a reaction quicklyensues by aid of relief measures afatal termination may be expectedThe lowest recorded luring life thatmay be regarded as reliable Is one re¬

ported by DuETS in which the ther ¬

mometer registered S4 degrees FDeath ensued the following day

The body however can withstandextreme cold more readily than it canextreme heat before the regulatingcenter becomes disordered and so-

other things being equal freezing tcdeath Is not as common in cold cli-

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as sunstroke Is in warm

Refused to Accompany HerA noted German lyric soprano who

may as well be nameless here as sheIs no longer before the public devel-oped

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In her later years a habit of slugIng out of tune One night at a smallcompany being asked to slug shepromptly consented and her hostessthen went to Otto Lessmaun the Ger-

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critic who was present anti saidHerr Iessmann will you accom-

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Madam BlankWith pleasure WHere Is she go¬

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An Easy RemedyHe Your milliners bill cost me

last year as much as the salary of my

two bookkeepers That Is more than-I can afford She Well discharge oneof themFliegende Blatter

What the eye sees not the heart russnor Campion

A MILLIONAIRES BABY

attended by the hJgnest priced babyspecialist could not be cured or stom-ach

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or bowel trouble any quicker orsurer than your baby if you give itMcGees Baby Elixir Cures diarr ¬

hoea dysentery and all derangementsof the stomach or bowels Price 25

cents and 50 cents Sold by all drug ¬

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When In need of stationery go to astationer The Ocala News Co Is theonly stationery store In Ocala

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A NEW WATERMELON-

It will be of jnterest to the water ¬

melon growers to learn that a newvariety of watermelon was discover-ed

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In Roumanla by Horace GKnowles the American minister tothat country He procured a largequantity of the seed and sent them-to the agricultural department whichdistributed them among the experi¬

mental stations for trioThe melons have a very thin skin

and the meat which Is less fibrousthan our native melons in color Isboth yellow and red and the flavor-is exceedingly delicious Besides itsmatchless flavor it has another dis-tinctive

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feature in its size which isabout that of a grapefruit-

It occured to Minister Cnowles that-a watermelon of that sizejustenough for one personwould findgreat favor In the United States Itseemed to him that It would be justthe thing to serve in hotels restau-rants

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club and on dining cars Theycould be kept on ice and a wholemelon could be served as one portion

The reports on the results of theexperiments were most satisfactoryand proved that the melons can begrown successfully in nearly everysection of the United States A re-port

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from Massachusetts states thatthe melons have a most deliciousflavor and present the flattering dif-ficulty

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of finding any one person whowill be satisfied with only one of themelons-

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Knowles has suggested to theagricultural department that the newmelon be named Princess Marie inhonor of the beautiful Crown Princessof Roumanla whose guest he waswhen he found the melons-

It is said that the successful culti-vation

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here of this melon is assuredand experts say that It will be worthmillions of dollars to our country Theagricultural department has alreadyexpressed Its appreciation to MinisterKnowles for his thoughtfulness andinvaluable donation to the fruitage ofthe United States Daytona Journal

DONT GET A DIVORCE-A western judge granted a divorce-

on account of illtemper and badbreath Dr Kings New Life Pillswould have prevented it They cureconstipation causing bad breath andliver trouble the illtemper dispelcolds banish headaches conquerchills 25c at all druggists

WATCH FOR THERED WAGONS-

The Florida Packing Ice Company-now has its delivery wagons on thestreets retailing Ice The company isalso shipping from the plant andselling to the trade in quantities Seethe companys ad elsewhere in thisissue The ice is made from puredistilled water and is firstclass-

A GOLDEN WEDDINGmeans that man ana wire nave lived-to a good old age and consequentlyhave kept Healthy The best way tokeep healthy is to see that your liverdoes its duty 365 lays out of 365 Theonly way to do this Is to keep Ballards Herbine in the house and take-It whenever your liver gets inactive50 cents per bottle Sold by all drug ¬

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ELECTRIC SMOOTHINGIRONS ON TRIAL-

I will place an electric smoothingiron in your home on a few lays trialupon request at my office or by carlor phone They are the the greatestlittle thing in the home especially inhot weather Connect the cord wIthone of your light drops and in a fewminutes the iron is hot No smokeor dirt and rut only where it iswanted H W TUCKER

If people with symptoms of kIdneyor bladder trouble could realize theirdanger they would without loss oftime commence taking Foleys KidneyPills This great remedy stops thepain and the irregularities strength-ens

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You can learn more about this time proven and popular Discovery fromV tfthe Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr R V Pierce a newly

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Mrs X E Taylor passed throughhere on her was home from the con ¬

vention of the Womans Mite MissionSociety Mrs Taylor has accomplish-ed

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trict president We are always gladto meet with our Christian workers

Moral CourageA schoolteacher once told her class

that the courage which makes us dowhat we think right regardless thesneers of others was moral couragethe best kind

Then if a boy has a box of candylike me yesterday said n lad andIf he eats It all himself without givingany to people that have no right to It I

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mean and stingy that theres moralcourage aint It teacher

The Time Not RipeAnxious PatronDoctor dont you

think youd better call In some otherphysicians for consultation FamilyDoctor cheerfully Ob no not yet I

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Endurance TestWhat do they mean by an endur ¬

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Torty years old todayGallant BachelorMadam you are

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STARVED TO DEATH-Is what could truthfully be said ofmany children who die They haveworms poor little thingsthey dontknow It and you dont realize it Ifyour child is cross fretful pastycomplexioned and loses weight forno apparent reason give it WhitesCream Vermifuge You will be sur ¬

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