MRS. WM. Runs
WAS VERY SICK
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Wellston, O. — ** I took Lydia E. Pink
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I caught cold it made
me irregular. Since
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Bouftd hiy side and
back don’t bother
Kie and I can do my
ousework and care
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t wnere Deiore i aia not ieei nice aomg
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^u to have children and I knew I was
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’'(letter to have a whole house full of
■ children and have good health. I be
; came stronger from taking it and my
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Inability to Translate
I know not how it is that we need
an interpreter, but the great majority
of men seem to be minors, who have
not yet come into possession of their
own, or mutes, who cannot report tho
conversation they have had with Na
ture: There is no man who does not
anticipate a supersensuaj utility in the
sun and stars, earth and water. These
stand and wait to render him a pecu
liar service. But there i§ some ob
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our constitution which does not suffer,
them to yield the due effect. Too fee
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us to make us artists. Every touclt
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The Master Mind
Peck—Where are you going, m3
dear?
Mrs. Peck—Where I please.
Peck—But when will you be back?
Mrs. Peck—When I choose.
Peck—Ah, yes I Of course! But not
a moment later; I forbid it!—Bostoi
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silk, or whether It is linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
There were 14,000 houses In Reims,
France, In August, 1914; at the end
of November, 1918, only 14 were not
struck by German shells.
Truth crushed to earth, neverthe
less, continues to talk.
Small men seldom insult large ones.
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Hope thinks nothing ditlicult; de
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in the dirigible now being built in Italy for Norway, which will attempt a
flight to the North Pole in the spring.
New Low Mark for
Births in London
London,—Fresh emphasis has been
Siven to the scare over England’s
declining birth-rate by the publica
tion of birth-rate figures for Lon
don srowing that 1924 was the lowest
birth-rate on record.
The rate, which was 18.6 per
1,000, shows that London’s wealthier
classes are having smaller families
every year. Westminster 8>orough,
in which live many of the wealth
iest and most aristocratic families
had a rate of only 11.2 per. 1,000.
On the other hand, the eastern
boroughs of the city, in which dwell
most of the poorer population all
had rates of more than 21 per 1,000.
Bad Winter Predicted
By Rag Weeds’ Growth
Danville, Pa.—Deep snows and ex
tremely cold weather next winter are
predicted by farmers of this vicinity,
forming their prediction from height
of tire common ragweed.
They say the size of the ragweed
is always taken as a sign for winter
and when It grows higher than nor
mal it is certain that there will be an
unusual amount of snow and plenty
of zero weather, ltagweed in the vic
inity has grown this summer as
high as three and a half feet and is
much taller than it was at this time
last year.
A Good Bag.
From Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Philip Miller, the amateur trapshoot
ing champion, told a story at a Chicago
banquet.
■•Buffalo Bill,’’ he said, "was enter
taining a shooting party at his ranch.
Among the guests was a French count,
and when the day’s sport ended Bill
went up to him and asked how he had
made out.
“ 'Ob ze birds I ’avo none,’ sa'd the
count. ’Zay are to difficile. But of ze
wild cows and calves I ’ave nine over zo
•111’,"
The first woman to obtain a patent
la the United States was Mary Kees,
who invented a machine for weaving
a mix Lure of silk and thread.
U. S. Collectors Redeem
Soviet Revolt Roubles
M o s c o w.—Russia’s revolutionary
roubles are being redeemed by Amer
ican capital. The currency which
poured off the printing presses until
one rouble was worth about 1-20,000
of one cent, Is now being bought up
by an American firm of philatelists
and numismatists for retailing to col
lectors.
In the Ukraine and far eastern
Russia alone the Americans have al
ready bought $100,000 worth of old
paper roubles and postage stamps.
They have contracted with the Sov
iet government to buy "worthless'*
currency and stamps to the value of
$000,000.
Football Begins.
From the New York World.
The squads have been at it sinco
September 1. The freshmen have had
several days to learn to cheer. This
afternoon we hear again from those
small colleges—Canlslus, Hobart,
Muhlenberg, Norwich—which appar
ently exist to furnish practice games.
The varsity stars are let in gingerly
for a few minutes. The sporting re
porters pass on their spirals, pums
and tackles with more weighty dis
crimination than any music writer
ever gave to Caruso's voice on the
Metropolitan's opening night. m
short, football begins.
There are two or three more big
stadia than ever, there are thou
sands more of alumni and the uni
versity enrollment grows every, year.
And the season is the more prom
An Ingenious Answer.
From the Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman.
At a recent examination the Inspector
asked the children tills question:
"Why was Moses hidden In the bul
rushes? ’
There was no answer for some time.
At last he said:
"Come, come, children, you must
know that."
Then a little hand went up and the
Inspector looking at the elder children
said:
"1 should be ashamed letting a little
chap like him beat you. Well, mv little
man, tell them why Moses was hidden
In the bulrushes!’’
"I’lease, sir, I ’spect 'twas to’seape
being' waxlnated.” was the uneipectad J
reply.
ising for the variety of lnterseo
tlonal games scheduled. For some
the eastern "classics" suffice. But
others will tnko Interest in the fact
that Chicago invades the east to play
Pennsylvania, and Notro Dame to
play the Army, while Columbia, the
Navy, Syracuse and Dartmouth go
west to play Ohio State, Indiana,
Michigan and Chicago respectively,
Red Grange, the only football player
who has averaged seven yards ev
ery time he carried the ball, leads
his Illinois team onto Franklin field
in Philadelphia next month. Inter
sectional games seldom prove any
thing, though Princeton In 1922 car
ried off a clear national leadership
by beating Chicago ns well as Har
vard and Yale. But they are welcome
evidence that east and west aro
coming nearer.
Every year sees football attaining
a new record of popularity. In the
oast and middle west 75,000 Is no
longer an unusual crowd: on the Pa
cific coast last year 100,000 witnesses
the Stanford-Callfornli game. Those
in charge of so hugo a sport have a
heavy responsibility in maintaining
Its standards and keeping It subor
dinate to moro Important college In
terests.
Minister Called Liar
Gives Man Black Eye
- i
Atlanta, Ga.—Rev. J. N. Tallant,
Macon (Ga.) Baptist minister, be
lieves that a minister has just as
much right to defend himself against
personal slurs and “nasty names" as
any other private citizen. And Rev
erend Tallant demonstrated, after
the Sunday morning service In his
church here, that ho practices what
ho preaches, when he doubled up
his fist and punched Henry Griffin
who Is alleged to havo called hlin a
liar— In the eye.
The dispute arose when Roverand
Tallant accused Griffin’s daughter of
hissing him. He ordered the young
woman to leave the church, and she
did so. After she had related the In
cident to her father, the elder Grlf
CRITICIZIN’,
"Judge not!"—the good book say»—•
and yet
‘Tis so human-liko to do it.
I think there’s ucarcely one of us
But has, sometime, been through it.
We see, what seems apparent.
And our minds Jump at conclusions
’Twould be ft splendid art
If wo could stand by our Illusions.
The cynic says, "Don’t kid yourself—
Facts are facts, you know it"—
But put aside the mental part
And search th*< heart below it.
It might sound a bit theoretical.
You say, “It doesn't work that way."
But the Father of all wisdom
Has placed on it, His O. K.
Confidentially—did you ever judge
by appearances—someone's little fall?
Then, when you really understood—
Feel foollsh-llke and small?
Perhaps, if we, all of us, honestly
try
To be charitable, kind and Just,
We’ll find God’s word is practical
And Ho knows what’s best for us.
—Neva McFarland Wadhams.
Crowding 3,000 miles Into ft Inches for
the study of transoceanic cable trans
mission has been accomplished through
a remarkable ’’chemical ocean" of a
few quarts, recently perfected In ths
electrical research laboratories of ths
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The apparatus, consisting of a glass
container In which aluminum plates are
suspended In solution, makes It possible
to duplicate actual transmission condi
tions existing in cables on the bed of
the ocean.
By Ethel M. Doll
(Grosset and Dunlap)
A Lord—a Lady—and a groom.
The groom loves the Lady—the
Lady loves the Lord—and the Lord
loves himself.
As the plot thickens the groom be
comes the hero, the J/ird plays the
villain, the Lady the pawn.
The final denouement Is reason
ably satisfactory; the groom and the
Lady love each other and the Lord
still loves himself.
Ethel M. Dell’s stuff Is intoxicat
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started it, and when you have fin
ished you have a bad headachf.
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From School Teacher
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A young man who was brought up on
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