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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1927)
GOLD HILL NEWS, JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON TWO HOMES MADE HAPPY O ooooooooooooooocaooooocoi» M arion D avies o o o o o o o o ro c o a o o o o q tjo o o o rH j By Women W ho U»ed Lydig E. Pink ham** Vegetable Compound. n ken * I ’lnkhnn,’, vegetable Compound anti I think It la the moat won d e r f u l tnodlclnu I *v«r triad," la the s t a t e m e n t m ad* by Mra. Goldie Hhoup of 81. Joseph, 1111- nola. She de clare* that after tnklno th« Com pound ahe la In b e tte r health ____________ __ than before. Mr», J. Storm* or 20 Lane Street, Pateraon, N. J„ w rite » : "I cannot apeak too highly . „ _ o f your medicine and I recommend It to alt my friend«.” Thee* statements wero taken from two enthusiastic le tte r* wlrtrh tell o f the help that hna been reeel red from using the Vegetable Compound. Poth Mra, Shoup nnd Mr». Storm» were In a rundow n condition which c’lO’ ed them much unhappiness AMieu women are suffering from Ifl' k o f strength and from weakness, th e ir own life nnd that o f th e ir fam ily I * affected. When they feel well and »Iro n * and are able to do their the' remilt' *0*1Iy• haPPy home* are a s S' L'GKNIC woa very pollle. IIu really did have such good manner». They v»re not the manner» o f »ome one vho 1» being polite b«rnu»e he ba» >een told be lim p ly mu»t be polite, lUt they were the manner» o f »»me me who enjoyed being polite. H<> Eugene waa asked to w rite an >»aay ou good manner» aud on cour- r a j. which mean» being polite »nd •Is II. Aud thia 1» what Eugene wrote: To be polite la the opposite to be- ng rude. I(o»t of us have lota to do. >Ve work and play hard. In these luya there 1» the telephone, the au- oinoblle, the flying muchlne, and h ln gi move along at a fust pace. ” Hometlinca It would aeein aa though »« go ao fust that we hnven't time io he polite. We rush hither and « « « ’ •• FOR OVER 200 YEARS haarlcm oil has been a world wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder diaordera, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid condition*. sa correct internal trouble«, stimulate vital organe. Three Birre. All druggiete. Insist on the ori|inal genuine G o ld M k o a u H A N F O R D 'S Balsam of Myrrh F o r C u ts, B u rn s, B ru ises, S o r e s A l 4 s s l*r* gfg sstbsnas^ ts r * f e U rs o r M M y I s * t U fcrW bsMis >i m < m K*4 Eugene Triad to Explain In Hla Eaaay. thither, mllltona of us like nuts In great ant hills— though we call our great ant hills cities and towns. " It la easy to become cross and to let our temper be rutiled und to get cranky and all such things if we begin to think how till» one did ao snd ao to us nnd how some one else wua not ns pleasant ns possible. " llu t the thing to think about la that (here la such fun In being courteous. “Oh. that la the whole point. And once you get Into the habit o f be ing petite you w ill wonder how you ever thought It was ao easy to be cross. “I f you w ill only think of the fun there la In being polite you w ill get Into that hgbIL “Good 11 util t la as w illing to be your friend ns Is Hud Habit. “Just try It out. T ry It out In school, at home, everywhere. Let grown-up* try It and let hoys and girls try It. " I f you go around with a chip on your shoulder or a hit of Lemper hang ing about you some one else la going to feel unhuppy, and then, perhaps, croaa. Aud so It goes I Koine!Inies, too. If you w ill »tart In by being cheerful early In the morn ing It will make every one else cheer ful, too, and if you don't feel ao very cheerful, then keep your feelings to yourself, for they’re not ulce to share w ith anyone. "Pretend yon are an automobile. Pretend you have put yourself Into the high geur o f courtesy und have given a bit of a step on the accelera tor of pleasantness. (The accelerator ■nukes It keep on going.) Aud then the motor of good will und good spir its w ill go thrumming along so con tentedly. “Il'a fun to try and a trlul coats you nothing 1” Thia wua Eugene's essay. Now you know Eugene hud been taking a good many automobile rides und that wua why he hud spoken In automobile lan guage, but he hud tried to explain It In his essay so that those who did not know ubout automobiles would under stand. Aud Eugene's essay waa liked be cause he really believed what he said and acted It o u t lie wasn't a goody-goody, hut he was a good U tile sport uud every one liked him. H e hated to see people who were mad at each other and not on speak ing terms, especially because he knew how much they wanted to speak to each other and yet how they kept from doing so because of pride. He always tried to make each go a little more than h alf way and then they were sure to meet and flx It up. So Eugene was polite because he wus friendly nnd pleasant, and those were the best manners to have be cause they were the kind which wouldn't wenr off. They were the kind that really stuck— In bud weather aud Io good, at all times I And Eugene wns made the captain of the ball team In school, which Just goes to show you that really good manners won't hurt anyone. Itut they must be re a l! Not Just "put on” nnd not Just “for show.” Thpy must he the real kind that every one likes— not Just grown-ups, but every one o f every age. For t h e ' good manners that come from a friendly nature are the very best munners to be hud I (C o p y rig h t. ■ OCXKXXXKKHXXHXXyOOSXKKMXXXX) '--------------------------------------------------------- ' F K I.T HATH (I.R A N K D I t root paid. W s clesn. t*b lo c k , ro- m odel n u n '» and Isdl«*«' f r i t , velour, v s lv rt, • I l k an<l straw hats at nom inal cost A ll W ork gua ra n te ed M a ll orders so llrlte d . KMUB*B M II.L IS F K Y A rtis an «* I*ortl«n«l. Orogtm CARBUNCLESZ^DEATH Hoito and carbuncles causo « o n y, snmsCimso death. Toko no chances w ith htsns-ntado poul- ticss or s« Jwnai VS operations. One application o f CAR HO IL (a scientific antiseptic) quickly •tops pain and draws out cons. Get a Knaemus * * box from your dnunrist today and ks»*;> It on hand. Money hark i f not satttf> *1 D o n't accept aubstitutsa—ask fo r CARBOIL by namn. • P U R L O C K -N K A L . C O ., NASMVIM.C, YBNM. W hen Itching Drives Yon Mad W h an th e a w fu l Itch in g of Bc> ■etna Is unbearable, t^ers la a re m edy you can t r y before you pay. Ittam ollns Is th« beat h ea lin g o in t m ent m ade. W ill also ta k « a w a y freckles, pim ples, brow n spots and beat a ll auras. W s trust you so yon cannot lose, ■end your nam e and address fo r a largo box of Ills n in lln e , use It 10 days, then send us one d o lla r nr re tu rn w h a t you have le ft. T h a t's fa ir . Isn't It? T h e Young Co., 10 D o rr Rt., Toledo, O. Cabbage T raveled F a r When Itudily Ilonca o f Hantn linen, Texan, slipped a note In n Texas val ley cablinge, unking flint the connumer w rite him, lie hardly expected to re ceive bln reply from an (llitnn t a place an Newfoundland. Ilonca re ceived a letter from n young man who bought the vegetable there. AW By Viol* Brother* Shore H ow It Started Ey J ean N ewton O O K IN ' for your mother-in-law to T IS probably through tlie medium peckin' to pick up ostrich plumes. I f n perposnl Is nothin’ else It's a tonic for your self esteem. The saddest thing In the world ain't the woman that no man desires, but the one that knows IL FOR T H E G A N D E R — It ’s never too late to kiss. And n kiss In time saves nine sltuu Hons out of ten. I f a womnn says she don’t want to be kissed there's always the chance she meant IL The reason most women refuse to kiss a guy Is beenuse they don't hap pen to be attracted by the Idea. And that’s the one reason no man ran believe. (Copyright.) become a symbol. In figurative speech, of a woman's badge of shame, the stigma of lust chastity. For the character of Hester I'rynne o f the "Scarlet Letter," who was forced by the narrowness and the prudery of her day to wear on her breast such a hum iliating emblem, tins become one of the Immortals of literature, fa m iliar even to those who liuve not read the book. For the origin o f the scarlet letter, however, we must go hack beyond Hawthorne's Action to the source from which he derived Ids material for the book. For It hud Its begin ning not In literature but In life. It was a real punishment inflicted by eurly New England moralists upon flesh and blood Magdalene». Front the colony records of “New Plymouth." dated June, 1(171, we And the following prescribed for any fe male Pilgrim who might have dallied from the path o f virtue: “To wenr two Capital Letters, A. r>„ cut in cloth and sewed on their uppermost garment on the Ann and H a c k ; and If any time they should be found without the letters so worne while In this government, they, shall be forthw ith taken and pub- llckly w lilpt." i Although there Is here no reference to Its color, this Is the ‘‘scarlet letter” that hns survived In modern speech. (C o p y riB h t.i --------- O---------- S to m a c h D is o rd e rs are d ecidedly unpleasnnt Green's August Flower a Mentis Inxatlvr. w ill net prom ptly In r e lie f o f stom ach and bow el troubles, and your freedom from pain nnd' dln- com foat w ill m nks you feel that life In attain worth llvInK. 10c nnd flOn b ottles. At nil druggists. O. G. Green, Inc., W oodbury, N. J. • SC H O O L FO R MEN W. O F TEC H N O LO G Y P o rtla n d , Oregon N. U., P O R T LA N D , NO. 33-1827 I 2 « oooooo By LEONARD A. BARRETT "You may smile and he a v il lain." saya our stenographer, "hut you can't growl and growl and ho a ta in t" I ® by M oCturs New spaper Syndicate l cially prepared for Infants in arm s and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven direct inns pn each package. Pkysiciant everywhere recommend I t T he more worthless a man la the more Interesting he seems to tie to some women. The man who attendato bis own a*, fairs has no time to laugh at the ml»- takes of others. 000&000000001MHXH5iM«H3«Kaei* MIND VERSUS HEART H E scientific age In which we are living argues that practical re T sults are the only test of truth. I t a theory works It la true, I f It folia to work It la likely untrue. A theory be comes a fuct ouly when It can be ex plained. Au attem pt is being made these days to force everything Into the crucible o f science. The cold and proved facts of sci ence are one thing and when conllned to their respective spheres offer no cause for grave concern, but when science demands that Its testimony be considered final upon realities to which It has no vital relation, a very different problem arises. The attributes of personality and emotions of the heart transcend all the claims of science. A mother's love, paternal pride, the Innate sens« of Justice and of fa ir play, the In herent desire for success and the fear of failure— what does science know ubout these things? A fact In the cosmic world muy be proved true by scientific research, but the reulltiea of personality are not to lie found Ht the end o f a syllogism. Many of the most Important fucts of our dally life cannot be forced Into the crucible of science. The practical application o f the findings of science may ninke pos sible many uf the comforts and con veniences of a house, but science has nothing to offer that w ill contribute to the spirit of a home. T he realities In life upon which civi lization and the progress o f mankind depend lie wholly outside the Held of science. Many times are we obliged to suy— We can neither d-flne nor analyze these reulilties, but eip*"'l- ence has demonstrated their value. If ere when faith hath fallen asleep I heard a voice, 'B elieve no more,' The heart stood up and answ ered. 'I have felt!' “THE SCARLET LETTER” L side with you ngnlnst your hus Hint Hawthorne's famous novel by I of name band. Is walkin' In back of a hen ex- that the “scarlet letter'' Inis A m erican Patent a T n le lx 1« BUSINESS, TRADES « PROFESSIONS E n ro ll an y tim e. Hend for lite r a tu r e . 1 For Meditation ( © . 1)27. by W estern New spaper U n io n .) 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Handy “ Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100— Druggists. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer M urafictam of Sloooaeetleieldester of SallcyUcscl* Few persons have courage enough i Unless you have more dollars than to appear as good as they really are. I sense do not expect others to con- —J. C. and A. W . Hare. | sider your troubles Interesting. Here’s Speedy Relief for Tender, Aching, Swollen Feef —— —— a * Your Druggist Says Emerald Oil Must G iye Complete Satisfaction or M o n ey C heerfully R efu n ded. T o u r feet may be so swollen and In flamed th a t you thin k you can't go another step. Your shoes may feel as I f they are cutting right into the flesh. You feel sick all over w ith the pain and torture and pray fo r quick relief. W hat's to be done? Tw o or three applications of Moone's Em erald OH and in fifteen minutes the pain and soreness disappears. A few more applications a t regular intervals and the swelling reduces. And as for Soft Corns and Callouses a few applications each night a t bed tim e and they Just seem to shrivel rig ht up and scale off. Give a baby h alf a chance and It can smash more dishes than an Im ported domestic. X o m atter how discouraged you have been w ith powders, footbaths or other applications. I f you have nof tried Em erald O il then you have something to learn. It's a wonderful form ula— this com bination o f essential oils w ith cam phor and other antiseptics so m arvel ous th a t thousands o f bottles are sold annually fo r reducing varicose or swol len veins. Every good druggist guarantees the first bottle o f Moone’s Em erald Oil. I t must end your foot troubles or money back. When a young man falls In love w ith an heiress he thinks his fortune is maid. H E R E Is probably no superstition more flruily believed in, at least T by agriculturists Hiid dwellers iu me rural districts generally, both In this country and in Europe, than that the conditions of the moon's changes gov ern the weather. Here are a few American Ideas on the subject: The moon changing In the west denotes line weather during that moon. The moon changing near midnight Is a prophecy of fine weather. The weath er o f the new moon governs the first quarter (or first half) of that moon. The weather of the new moon governs the month’s weather. No less a person than Sir John Herschel. the celebrated astronomer and physicist, was so Impressed by the common belief with regard to the Influence of the moon's changes on the weather Hint he made an Investi gation o f the matter and, pronounc ing the truth thereof, constructed an elaborate ruble giving the relations l>e- Iween the luna changes and the weather, supporting his conclusions by a wealth of scientific lore. For a time that seemed to settle the ques tion. Then something caused Sir John to go over his work ngaln. He found thut he hud bused his conclu sions upon Itisulllclent data, nnd after Investigating again came out with a statement that his former conclusions had been all wrong. T here wits no connection whatever between the moon's changes and the weather ex cept a slight tendency to elenr weath er at the moon s full. The theory of a relation between the moon and the weather was relegated once more to the list of superstitions regarding the lunar orb which are relics of moon- worship: echoes of the days when Isis waved her lotus scep’ er by thr waters of the Nile. I ® by M o clu re N ew spaper » zo d le a te I Ì Pa B u zz h a s a h o t breakfast LIT spray clears your hom e o f flies and mos quitoes. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to m ankind. W ill n o t stain. G et Flit today. F DESTROYS Flics Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches -.0 *’ TAr yellow can w ith the black band »vessaa» sis «». Childhood’s Lessons affect the whole life Teach your children to use Cutlcura Soap daily to keep the skin clear. Soothe and heal rashes, eczemas and other irritations with Cutlcura Ointment. Shampoo with Cutlcura Soap to keep the scalp In a healthy, hair- growing condition. Sos, He. Ointment B end 80s. Tnlemn Be. Sold everywhere. Setw^l^^eneh lr-c , Addree. ; "Oettnere tebirntertee. Desk O W C u tieara Shaving Stick 2Sc.
