Gold Hill news., November 04, 1926, Image 2

THROUGH ADVICE
OFNEIGHBOR
SC H O O L
D A 1JS
A F R IE N D L Y
T A IL
Woouut Tried Lydia E. Pinkhatn'i
Vegetable Compound
By DOUG LAS M A LLO C H
"A neighbor advised me to try Lydia
Pfukhsni g \egetable Compound,
“ which she M id had
helped her so much.
So I bought a Tew
bottles aud tried it
out. It sure helped
me wonderfully
I
fe(t much better
Sly work was no
longer a dread to
me. I f I hear of any
one who Is troubled
the way 1 was, I
w ill glad I v recom-
----------- - ------------ mend the Vegetable
Compound to them and I w ill answer
any letters In regard to the same."—
Was ItaantA M i h c b a x , 910 Center 8 t
Lansing. Mich.
“ I had been sickly ever since I was
fifteen years old. A fter taking Lydia
E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Coni|>ound I ,
got so I could do all my housework and
I am In good health.”— Mas Maotg K
W il l ia m s , Ketchikan. A laska
From Michigan to Alaska, from Maine
to Oregon and from Connecticut to
California letters are continually being 1
w ritten by grateful women recom­
mending Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound.
The Compound Is made from roots
and herbs and for more than fifty year«
has been helping to restore run-down,
over-worked women to health.
Are you on the S u n lit Road to Bet-
t e r Health?
I D
I.IK K to be as friendly a s —
*
Well, as I ’d Ilka to be;
I'd like to lie the friendly kind.
The way folks are Io me.
I always try to be. and yet
A follow sometimes w ill forget!
I'd Ilka to ba as frleudly— well
As lota of tilings (hut I could tell.
IM like to be as friendly as
The friendliest of things.
I've really thought about them all,
And to my memory cllnga
One friendly thing the friendliest.
Yes. friendlier than all the rest;
A dog. a friend to never fa ll—
Not all the dog, but Just his talk
I'd like to be ns friendly as
The wlg-wug of delight
11c gives you when upon the walk
lie hears your step at ulght.
One short. Inquiring sort o f bark
May greet you first from out the d a rk ;
And then he sees you I Then I guesa
You know whut’s really frlendlluva*
à C o o k Book
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K n o w t h e f u l l v a lu e o f t im e , s n a tc h ,
a e ta e a n d e n jo y e v e r y m o m e n t o f It
N o id le n e s s , n o p r o c r a s t i n a t io n , n o T a l l ­
n e s s , n e v u r p u t o ff t i l l t o m o r r o w * \ h a t
y o u c a n d o t o d a y — K a r l o f C h e a te r « » Id
o f Poor d lcaa.
U o a . w h en h a rt]-w o rk e d »tninaeh bc<lna to
br~ 'h
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to th e h e a lth
O '* " » »uch . i r f p r m
and •*" «'nlrlbalM
and w r l l - h r i n r o f thnuwui<1,
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A t a ll d rujr-
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I f yoa cannot <<■« it. w r it e to O . O .
G re en . In c .. W o odb ury. J«. J.
FOR O V E R
2 0 0 YEARS
haarlem oil has been a world­
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
I
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correct interns 1 troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three sixes. A ll druggists. Insist
on the original genuine G o l d M e d a l .
M o t o r on R o lle r S k a te »
A motor small enough to run roller
skates has been perfected hy a Ger­
man engineer. It uses acetylene gas
for fuel, and Is oiled automatically.
Is w ater cooled and has a unique
ventilating system.
Power for six
hours, with a speed o f from 18 to 22
miles an hour, costs only about two
cents.
Reading maketh a full man, confer­
ence a ready man. and w riting an ex-
•c t man.— Bacon.
I f you would have a good w ife
m arry one who has been a good daugh­
ter.— Fuller.
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Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
c 5 t and 75c Pkás.SoId Everywhere
$4,000 PRIZES
Roquefort Salad.
A most delicious salad Is prepared
from head lettuce well washed, dried
and chilled. Arrange the lettucp care,
fully In a bowl, sprinkle with broken
hit« of roquefort Cheese.
Rub the
bowl before adding the lettuce, w ith a
«•at Clove Of garlic, add h alf a tea-
spoonful of salt, a few dashes of cay-
tune. a tablesiMtonful of chill sauce
and one of vinegar, four of olive oil.
M ix well and pour over the lettuce,'
adding more o f the dressing if this
seems not enough. Serve cold.
Have Good Hair
And Clean Scalp
The youug Indy across the way say«
It doesn't cost a girl so milch to pre­
serve a natural complexion if she
weiches for sales nt the »trug stores.
(tl b f
M o .'I n r , N i w a p .n .r H y n rlli-a l,. >
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» AK B O 1I. prom ptly atop, t b , pain and oantln-
eed lie , d r a w , out U i . eora. U a t a (Co l» x
f o r a ynur d ro ra ia L Your m o n » twek I t yva
• r e no« •alla'ted.
this tim e I got
“ A * T In A B the O U T storehouse
of a
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A Miracle
Httivgnwerf
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N ew sp aper S y ndle ale 1
N e g ro C n u rc h e t
t n lq u , now
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(C o p y rig h t.)
H e ’d H a d O n e
In one of Ihe Iiii|lann|>olls high
schools am English Instructor was dis­
cussing with a literatu re class the au­
thor’s Ideals as Judged from his hook.
Wishing to bring the Idea closely
home, she said: “All of us hnve our
The United States lends the world Ideals, and our Ideals are the hest part
In the number of telephones per 1(10 of us. They bring out the best there
of population, ( ’amnia comes next. Is In us.
Now. John," she asked,
Tile hitter stands first In the num­ “wliat Is your conception of an Ideal?"
ber of miles of telephone and te le ­
John blushed Io the roots o f his
graph Wires per 100 of population, hair and stninniered: "W ell, ep_I had
tin- latest compilation showing ;i.j one last yeur, hill she left school.”—
miles peg 100.
Indianapolis News
prop-
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ASTHMA
Try Obvt Tar
I n ha la i t to soothe th roat
and nasal passa«««. Huh on nodi
and chret to reb ar» conaasijon.
T a k a In te rn ally to atop coughing and
rem ove inflam m ation fro m tiaauea of
. t h r o a t and lungs.
C A L L IN G H IM “ P A R S O N ”
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0 0 YOU SUFFER FROM
By J ean N ewton
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T N T H E word “parson" for the min-
* Ister or the preacher we have a
curious example o f the strange work
Ing o f words. For “ parson" Is a cor­
ruption of “person," and In Its applica­
tion to the minister we find a story of
theological principle which has been
lost sight of In the modern use of the
word.
T he word "person.” a« corrupted to
"pnrspn," and applied l.j Ihe prencher,
♦lijrj Its origin In the belief that In the
person of thp priest the church Is rep-
rosented.
Among T rin ita ria n s
Ihe
word "person" had thp theological sig­
nificance of being one of ihe three
modes of hejng In the Godhend (Ihe
Father, the Ron, the Holy Ghost).
In Its early use the term signified n
Catholic priest as well rs n Protestant
minister. But today we find Its use re­
stricted. usually, to the latter. As a
irtalter of fact, the term Is employed
more In a sense of levity, the man
speaking seriously of his pastor being
more likely to refer to him ns the
prencher or the minister than ns tile
'’parson.” It Is In ramnlry district»
Hint
Ihe
term
persists.
" [’arson
Brown” being a provincialism with
which we are nil fam iliar.
XV, h . lp you
■ALL A I V 0 U &
»•w Y»rk
VJ. N. U., San Francisco, No. 45-1928.
M o t o r K e p t on W o r k in g
When a flood In Oil c ity . p B.t re.
cenlly abated It was found that a mo­
tor had been running steadily for 45
hours under 14 feet of water.
H ’r / i o r n r
Clean Kidneys
B y D rin k in g
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WHAT CAUSES BOILS.
A * 21— Lucius
Boomer, famous
hotel man. was juggling packing eases.
H ow It Started
rV of
M arjo rie did not like the Idea o f a
new baby brother. When her B o th er
returned home from the hospital th eir
meeting was a Joyful one. and ae
M a rjo rie settled herself on the bed for
a happy chat site noticed the little
stranger on the other tid e o f her
mother.
W ith a aniall forefinger pointed at
the unwanted playmate. M arjo rie de­
manded, "W hen la Hint hospital baby
going bark to the hospital ?**
B U l, and c t b u r r U , « r , t b , raault o f In v
» r o e w d ie io r ln t ^ - tiu n a f r ix s b ln . 1 1 ' , « , . , .
«■î’î ‘i J t î î d
« m c » ( wum but
( A k H O I L w ll I
quick ralsrf. s'----- y r n il ,
BY JO SEPH K A Y E
finish should find him thrilled with
enthusiasm.
f a n you Imagine Edison working
without enthusiasm and excitement?
f a n yon coricefve the feverish eager­
ness with
which Galileo worked
through the night on that first crude
telescope and with whnt excitement
he took his first look through It to­
ward the far-off stars» Yet that tele­
( ® by M c C lu r , N ew spaper S y n d ic ,', . )
scope was not as powerful as the
opera glass yon carry to I he theater.
o ■ ry rxyoorvonrerye
f a n you Imagine w ith what excite­ o r o o c io o o o o re o o o o
■ ■
i- i
v
ment Madame Curie looked ufmn that
first tiny speck of radium which she
had distilled from the tons of mate­
rial which concealed It?
E a r ly
J
O lla a n
BOOKI4TT FHMB.
•eunuocs nbal co .. na , hv il ll tsmn .
a Job
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hotel
P A R K E R ’S
where I learned how to put up canned
H A IR B A L S A M
goods on the shelves and weigh out
Mwvw(>«»dnur SUboeHair r»w
R»ot«rm» CaUr » m W
sugar, and where I found that the
B a a a tr iu C m »nW F»«irW H a ir
exercise resulting from rolling bar
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at I*ru<»t»i«
SM h IBM WM^figgaMUL
rels and moving boxes made me
husky.
H IN D E R C O R N S
o ,« .. o,,.
Utua»», » k , im p i »n p»ia, wnanriM comfort io the
"L ater I was offered a Job as book­ i T ” '
U r b f m ail o r a» I »nm
«IB«
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(totale»
I
Ha
tri»«
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N Y
keeper In a hotel In Ito rld a . I didn't
know one thing uhout bookkeeping,
hut I accepted the Job nt once. Then
I went out and bought a Iqxik and
studied like the dickens— days and
night»— any Cline I could get.
" It must have been a good book,
for I made a fa ir bookkeeper. Event­
RESULTS O U A R A N T IC O
ually I liecame the bead bookkeeper
c o n t a in i t u r n c i t w r
FOR J H O C MS THtSTMKNT
and cashier for n hotel at St. Aligns
tine.— Lucius M. Boomer."
T O D A Y — Mr. Boomer Is one of the
most prominent men In the hotel biisl- i
ness
lie |K the general manager of
the W uldorf-Astorla hotel In New
York, the Bellevue-Stratford In I’ lilla- j
delphla, and the New W illard In !
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Washington. Besides this, he Is tho
head of the companies that own tlieso
HOPKINS
hotels and of companies which own
LABORATORIES
1« CLAUS IT .
(A N m s N C ItC O
restuunints and hotel supplies firms.
CSLirOSMI*
One of the la tte r does a business o f
$12,(XJ0,lMk) a year.
In Ws youth It was thought that
Boomer would be a . concert violinist,
his playing of that Instrument show­
ing exceptional talent.
JO IN F.XI IIA N O K C U M
The first African Baptist church of
which there Is any record was or­
ganized In 1774. In Aiken county,
South Carolfna, In George Golpln's
mill. This church w hs called the
Silver
Bluff Baptist
church
and
was organized
hy David George,
a negro Baptist preacher. The same
David George, who organized the
Sliver Bluff Baptist church, took
Wl members from the said church
four years later, 1778, on account of
the Revolutionary w ar, to Savannah,
Ga. There he organized them Into
ttie First Baptist church of that place,
which sttll exists.
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M a n y T e le p h o n e U » e r»
N. T.
lM ffeM ruar «ray to lr . «nutaelly
•UP»!» aad a»(aiy In privacy «*f
yi ur tom a. U»a4 ovar W ya»r» by
r À n iU iu u . M*>nay bar* «aam ut»*.
N.w Hura Cu>
by M cC lurs
B U F F A L O RPKC’I A L T T C O M P A C T
1? L iq u id V e nder B ld g ,
B u ffa lo ,
DOKTBKOfWûf
W A L K E R
Date Souffle.
Wash, stone and chop one-half
pound of dates simmer In one-half
T H E G LO R Y O F LABO R IS AC­
cupful o f orange Juice until very soft
C O M P L IS H M E N T .
mash and add the whites of four egg«
The real wages o f work Is Ihe sat­
beaten stiff, to which a quarter o f a
isfaction n t production.
cupful of sugar has been added, with
T he man who makes a machine of
a tablespoonful o f lemon Juice and a
himself who finds no Interest and no
flinch of salt. Pour Info a fluttered
basis of enthusiasm In his daily task
baking dish and hake until well fluffed
Is a little better than the ox.
— about thirty-live minutes. Serve hot
There is no labor so menial and no
or cold, with creamy sauce.
task so hard that It has not In It a
reason for enthusiasm.
I f your present work doesn't en­
thuse yon, If you cannot go; excited
1326. Wv-vtern N< w upaper U nion
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and happy about It find something
else to do. Get another Job. Find
H E Y O U N G LADY something that w ill stir you up and
your mind and hurry your fin
ACROSS T H E W AY rouse
gers anil leave you. when the day Is
done, anxious for tonio(ro«v and the
bigger accomplishment that tt will
make possible.
Don't he content to he a snail
A SN’A IL N E V E R G ETS A N Y ­
W HERE.
E n te r th e t r e a t L iq u id V e n eer Con­
to rt.
A ll you h ave to do la w rit« ua
In leea th a n 160 w ords w h a t you cun-
a ld er Ih e o u tstan d in g c h a ra c te ris tic o f
L iq u id Veneer, o r te ll us o f an unusual
use fo r L iq u id Veneer.
You ra a y w in th e firs t p r l ie o f |5*)0
or one o f th e 1,054 o th e r prizes. T h re e
p ro m in e n t business m en w ill act • •
Judges. C ontest cloaca D ecem b er l i s t ,
1A26
H u t don’ t d elay.
O et necessary
E n tr y B la n k an d fu ll p a rtic u la rs fro m
yo u r dealer»
I f he c a n 't l u p p , / you
w rite u«.
D o n 't m iss th ia big app or-
tu n lty .
L iq u id V e n e e r la «old by h s id w a rs ,
fu m lf u r e , d ru g , p a in t, gro ce ry and
«enaraLl rto re a
, C u ticu ra
A.
P A IN T Y little appetiser which
the average man Is that he does
* *
may be used as a garnish to a no! get excited frequently enough.
p latter of sliced cold meat is prepared
Excitement Is only M U L T IP L IE D
thus: Chop equal parts of apple and E N T H U S IA S M .
s*lery; to this add h alf as much
The man who lacks enthusiasm
chopped pickled beets also finely cut. doesn't .get far whatever road he
and a small quantity o f chill peeper
travels.
with a very little minced onion Serve
One of the chief faults o f s snail is
on a curled leaf of lettuce and serve that It never has the sensation of ex­
one leaf to each. Sprinkle with citement.
•hopped parsley if liked
It crawls along In a seemingly aim­
less fashion aud having reached the
Beef Olives.
nowhere fur which It was heuded It
Cut thin slices from cold roust o f stop» to contemplate Its Ineffective­
beef, chop the trimmings and fat, a l­ ness.
lowing a tahlesponnful o f the mixture
Nobody Is ever Interested In a Niall
to each slice o f the beef; season high­ and only the dullard copies him.
ly with salt and pepper, and pour over
I f you want to see enthusiasm and
the meat, adding a sprinkling of herbs; excitement In animal life watch an
mix with one-fourth as much crumbs ant. Everything Interests him. E very­
as meat.
thing has a meaning for him. Every­
thing he sees or feels Is a m atter of
Puree of Peas.
Investigation and study.
Cook a pint o f tender green peas
He Is excited nil the time and ac­
and pnt through a sieve; add a table­ complishes something every minute.
spoonful o f butter mixed w ith two o f
flour, cook, add one cupful of milk,
Every boy and every man ought to
heat and whip w ith a Dover egg lie excited about what he Is doing.
beater. Serve at once w ith a spoonful
He should be so Intensely Interested
of whipped cream on top of each In It, so thoroughly In love with the
bouillon cup.
task and Its accomplishment that Its
1,055 PRIZES IN ALL
'Soap and Ointment
— ■
Work Wonders
Trz OurNryr Sh— » n < g H c l c .
F.
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i'Y NR o f the greatest troubles w ith
A
M a r jo r ie — “ H e said t h a t I f I w o u l.l «leap
m ore on ray r l< h t aide. I w o u ld n 't h ave auch
d ream s. “
SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
by
To avoid imitations, always look for the ilgnstur, of
Proven direction» on each package. I'tijiuiiA iu everywhere reou6uueu4 fry
I'd like to be ns friendly ns
That friendly bit of fuss.
I'd like to greet folks on the road
The way a puppy does.
Though millions I may never own.
For friendliness i would be known.
As quick to give a friendly ball
As— not the dog. but Just his tall,
D O Y O U G E T E X C IT E D ?
A P P E T IZ IN G D IS H E S
a*
— * 7 * hAt do y ° « th in k John *«1.1
d h ,m thMt When
W'e r*
m a r r ie d I w a n te d a c ity real dene* a co u n try
place, th ra a auto« and a lot of serva n t« ? “
w hal
d ld
th e P aracot
M O T H E R ; - F le t c h e r '»
C utoria is a pleasant, harm­
less Substitute lor O istor Oil,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe­
cially pre|>arcd lo r Infants in arms and Children all ages.
Balt» to Flush K ld ntya
Bladder B o t h e r » or
Back Hurt»
F atin g too much rich food m»jr pro­
duce kidney trouble In «onia form.
Bays ■ well-known authority, he<-»u»»
the »chin created excite the kidney».
T h ru they become overworked, get
nlugglsb, clog up nnd can»« all sort»
o f rilstrea», p articularly bnckach» and
misery In the kidney region, rheu
m atlc twlngea. aevere headache», a d d
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
aleeplesoneas, bladder aud u rinary I r r i ­
tation.
T h e moment your back hurts or k id ­
neys aren't acting right, or I f bladder
bothers yon. begin drinking lota of
good w ater and also get about four
ounces o f Jad Salts from any go<id
pharm acy; take a tablespoonful Iu ■
glass o f w ater before brenkfaat fo r ■
few day» and your kidneys may then
act fine. This fninous salts 1» mad»
from the a d d o f grni>e« and lemon
Juice, combined w ith llth la, and ha»
been used for year» to flush clogged
kidney« and atlinulnt« them to activ­
ity ; also to neutralize the acid» In
the system so th a t they no longer
Irrita te , thus often relieving bladder
disorder».
Jad Halts can not Inju re anyone;
mnkes a delightful effervescent llth la
w ater drink which millions o f men
nnd women take now and then to help
keep the kidneys and urinary orgnns
deal:, thus often avoiding aerloua kid ­
ney disorders.
A«««»«org U t e A i r p l a n e »
1 he Connecticut tax aaaoasora are
using with good effect photographs of
Interio r londs to help In their a8-icon
ments. In one county the tax Hat
recorded 1.551 barns, garages and
sheds, but when the a ir photographers
had finished their tnsk It was found
there were 2JM12 such buildings In that
area, w ith Ihe result that the tax ll»t
Increased In value more than $10-
000,000.
i» * » V b e ltls s n t n lh ,r v e n a l-
£•1« s w hsn nna b n ftla o f f ) r P a rry 's “ iJaad
S h ot" W ill w o rk w iih o a t f a ll »
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"D.WS your staler swim, H a ro ld r’
"Diqiends on who's w ith her. M r
Shye.”
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