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WWW7®1 P , ffF • -f % ^ 1 *J> V_" ;-; >*•'••£" ;-^^':!t-;*v'1^'^^r 51'.. Through The Yew* tgr Itfarie Schaettfea • •;•:.*% :• *!> Ctapt*r 5 111 McHenry county, pioneer Mft probably was not so nigged aa that of the far western pioneer. The pioneer's life is full of flory but it is plso very humble and hazardous. The lot of the pioneer is one of poverty and hardship, long hours of toil with no recompensed However, he is compensated by the knowledge that he is making life a bit easiout." For safety at night, the latch-stiinjj was drawn back inside. This type of protection was a far cry from our present day safety locks, electric eyes and burglar alarms. BABBECUSS SHOW. FIRST ENTRIES IN LIVE STOCK SHOW FROM THIS AREA FINE POOLTRY OPPORTUNITIES The University of Illinois fkffri* cultural extension service iS cooperating with county agricultural leaders to stir up interest in poultry by way of a satisfied appetite. As a result, many Illinoisians ate aaroecued chicken this summer for the first time According to Emer Broadbent, poultry marketing specialist, some 7,000 people were fed in >.y ... •„ *• ,, % -•A <?• T> H t t 1 I t I t t 1 HH I |.|"M I I 4 " ^ ^ -4.;•••• f. ." y • .-r - - ~ ~ :• > ^ >"• - :"$'•& <. 1 uHj»* Whfi Jaundice Develop* Actually a symptom an<f not a disease' in itself, jaundice is said to be present when the skin the sclera or white part of the 4 eye, and mucous membranes of the mouth appear to have a stained yellow color. When Jaun w , dice i--s present, some impairfive county-wide barbecues held _ment in the funtion of the ^ivfer er and safer for those who fol-^^^^ county's first Entries low. The pioneer is an advance agent of civilization and upon him depends the success of the future. If his cries. and complaints are heard by those who would like ' to forge their way into hew country, they will pause to consider the many disadvantages; but if his enthusiastic praises ring loud and true his voice will be ljeard and heed- . ed by many; Life was not easy for* the early settlers, in McHenry . county. There were forests to be cleared, prairies to be made productive; houses, schools, churches and roads had to be built before even the smallest degree of comfort could be attained. - In this county, pioneer life is within the memories of our older inhabitants. They have »?en almost unbelievable changes in their ways of life since those early days. When they ride along our streets and boulevards and see the beautiful homes that McHenry county now boasts, their mind's eye must also see the homes of the' early inhabitants. In order ttf " tide them over until they coAl huild their cabins or houses, the early settlers built what was known as "threefaced camps." These were hastily put up structures of three walls and a front opening. Thex were about 7 feet high with in> floors and foofs, made of bark or shingles supported by poles. There were no doors or windows nor any chimneys. 1 The first cabins built were of round logs with chips or sticks filling in betwetn logs. A log house was different from a cabin. It was built of hewn logs and frequently had no floor. The heat was provided by a huge fireplace built of stone and clay. The doors of these houses were of split shingles fastened with cleats and wooden pins. The latch and hinges were also of^ wood. The latch-string was of ' leather, extending through a hole In the door a few inches above the latch. A pull from the outside lifted the latch from the catch and enabled one to open the door from the outside. This probably gave rise to the expression "the latch-string is for the coming fifty-fourth International Live Stock Exposition were received from Ringwell Fariys. near Ringwood. and from Topsalo Farms, Spring Giove. " / Ringwell Farms will bring twelve head horn cattle From Topsalo Farms and Linda Ann Moore will come eighteen Spotted Poland Chinas for the International barrow show. The livestock classic will open Friday, Nov. 27. with an evening horse show and will continue through Dec. 5 in the six-acre, ecently air-conditioned International Amphitheatre. * Over 10,000 head of the country's top cattle, sheep, swtne and horses from the majority of the states and Canada will be on exhibit. Champions from state in Champaign. Washington, Mc Lean. Kane and Lake counties this £ear These barbecues were part of county all-industry programs at which exhibits were used to tell the story of quality eggs and broile: s. "There's more to putting good eggs and poultry meat in the consumer's hands than most purebred Short- j people realize," Broadbent says, to. the Exposition, everyone who is interested in getting this story acrosS helps out at poultry day." In addition, the poultry days are calling attention to opportunities for producing and selling more quality eggs. Through a community approach they are designed to teach producers, tradespeople and consumers what it takes to produce and market high quality products. , There are. many areas in Illi- | nois. Broadbent says, in which dealers have to go outside the area and even outside the state can be suspected, the educational committee of the Illinois State. Medical society in health talk. stream rSHttjL, Tumors, hardening of th# aver and -abscesses or enlarged glands may cause an obstruction in the normal activity of the liver a ltd* bile ducts. Jaundice also develops too when some condition exists to bring about excessive destruction of the red blood cells. This action produces a prolific amount of bilirubin, which is the pigment causing the yellow discoloration. 1 The condition may also pecur when some form of poisoning affects the liver. This may happen in persons who have been exit Wl. . jiitWJ i||'J 'i'L', lltLi'"1WV.UU'JWin liver erom#Insufficient intake of OjSd with 6F the tal use of excessive ainwitir. NOT--aunt qwt observes | posed for a long period of time j to poisonous chemicals found' in One of the largest single pr-1 such materials as cleaning fluids, gans in the human body, and ! paint removers .and insecticides, weighing normally from three to j jn some Instances, the intake of four pounds, the liver has miny a large amount of alcohol within important functions in maintain- I a ^hort time may be responsible. • 'typ« viruses. One, calling good health. It develops bile; 4J1CiC «1C it stores sugar and, on the body's [which involv/ demands, releases it under a j e(j infectio> l)S form called glycogen; it breaks jiown poisons coming from various parts of the body and helps eliminate foreign substances from the blood. One important function of the liver is the ability to regenerate, once it has been damaged. . K When the elimination * the bile through the bile duets Is interrupted or when the liver There are /types of jaundice cstllor epidemic hepatitis, sems to be caused by a virus which is transmitted like the common cold from person to person, or through infected, water or milk supply. Another form, homologous serum hepatitis, is caused by a virus which enters the body through aij injebtion with a needle, such as might happen in blood transfusions, Jaundice is also associated with .an d re"gi onal show,s will. compe.te .t o f.i.n d. enough, good. eggs t. o sup- for over $100,000 in cash awards; . .. . . „ * e>® v and. ,fo r t'h. e env.ia.b.^ purp.le and. 11 p l y t h e i r d e m a n d blue ribbons that will designate them as {he continent's best. Most respiratory diseases in poultry are carried from flock to flock by man, says a University of Illinois veterinarian. The demand is - not for ordinary eggs, he points out, but for eggs of good quality that the homemaker kncfcvs she can depend on. Need a Robber Htamp? It now at the Plslndeatar. Ordet £3 fails to carry out its role in the j disease of the gallbladder. It also process normally, excessive a- j develops in persons who have mounts of bile enter the blood cirrhosis or hardening of the mounts of alcohol. Once jaundice was not diagnosed definitely until the skin became yellowish in color, or the white of the eye was noticeably discolored. Now, however, it is possible to test the blood. When an excess of .bile pigments is found, the • diagnosis of jaundice can be determined before being recognized clinically. This is important because, frequently, the discoloration does not appear for several weeks, permitting time for further damage to the liver. Other liver function tests may provide valuable information. Whenever jaundice is ^present, the patient must convalesce" carefully. Great caution to provide adequate rest and S proper diet is essential to help the liver restore itself, so that it can fulfill its numerous functions in regulating the. good health of the body. 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