Shoe Lace Cause» D e a th
A ha.se shoo lace is believed to have
caused the death recently ot M anne
H Ledward of the British navy. B e
had started to go ashore from the
battleship Barham at l-ortsmo, th
England, and was found dead the
next morning at the hot’«
dry dock In which the ship was
berthed. It 1. thoukht he had tripped
.
on the lace.
U te B la c k B ed d in g
By using black sheets and pillow
ca se , instead of white, an Italian
physician reports good results Ini pe
•uadlng unruly Insane p atien t, to go
to sleep. The doctor declares th at
1 tl,e plan la effective with sane ver
sons In insomnia cases.—I opulur Me
chanics Magaxine.
CHICKEN THIEVES
ARE REAL PIKERS
“Chicken thieves, which long have
been th e target for rather drastic ac
tion in Illinois, have been shown up
as pikers by disease, a henhouse
• bandit’’ th at too ofteu plunders with
I out even being noticed, much less
caught, says H. U. Alp. poultry ex
tension specialist of the college of
agriculture. University of Illinois
R A D IO / / T U B E S
Farm ers In th is state last year lost
I 3,000 chickens from disease for every
' 00 th at they lost by chicken thieves.
R a re C urio» a t A u c tio n
1 he said.
For sm othering widows after their i , “The lesson In this for the farm
flock owner is to see tliut the colony
husbands have died, a dense mask
used by the relatives of Polynesia I or brooder house and the young chick
was one of a number of weird rari- j ens are on cleau ground Unit is kept
ties recently sold nt auction in Lon I clean,’’ Alp says. “Last year a num
don. Other odd things Included a ber of poultry men lost chickens from
Sew Guinea “man catcher." a hideous disease and parasites even after mov
mask worn by toe members of a Me ing the house uud chicks to clean
lanesian secret society; a collection ground. In most cases these losses
of human heads, some of which have were due to the ground within a ra lius
been made into b askets; a South sea of 10 to 15 feet of the house getting
god and goddess which were found badlv contam inated with droppings
In a cave, and a prim itive Iron tooth and filth. Good clean range will be of
little value In preventing disease trou
extractor.
hie as long as the ground adjoining the
bouse is dirty.
W ith o u t a C over
“To prevent tills, move the house
Miss T a ttle —I had a most romantic
! a few feet every month, plow or spade
gift sent me. Ju st this plain open
box with “ Meet Your C ounterpart ' | the ground around the house, or
I what may be the simplest and best
on it. W hat can It mean?
Miss T ittle—My dear, how in ' wav, sweep th e ground weekly w ith a
’ good stiff broom and do away with
triguing. Did you say It won’t shut
the sweepings. Such a cleaning w
Up7—London O p i n i o n .
help prevent botli round worm and
1 coccidiosis organisms from complet
ing th eir life cycles.
•! ike th at around the colony house,
the ground around the wash hopper
and the drinking dish soon become
I.erny Young, U lfl contam inated with dropp ngs. To
Georgia Sb, Los An overcome this, hoppers and dr InkinL
geles, Is a “regular dishes may be placed on plntf. rm
fellow,” a c t i v e in willi a one-quarter or one-half Inc
sports, nnd nt th e top
.» — i “
> » ■ ;«
in h is classes at “ " X S T i w
school.
To look at
I him now, you'd think
b„st for tapeworms.
All " ,,n
he never had a d ay s rubbish which breeds flies should
sickness but his m other says: “When destroyed. Using rock phosphatei and
Leroy w as Just a little fellow, we j gypsum on chicken manure will check
found his
stomach
and bowels were
11»
B
lU llI U C l.
______
weak, li e kept suffering from con I fly breeding.”
stlpatlon. Nothing he ate agreed with
him. He was fretful, feverish and Proper Feed for Flock
H is to ric B uildings
The Palais Royal Is « 8™up of
buildings in the Hue Richelieu In Faria
composed Of a palace. P«Wk gardens,
sh o o s cafes nnd restaurants, lh e pa
a N ’ was buii. for Cardinal RicbeUeu.
The T heater Francals and the
a te r du P alais Royal now form part of
the b u i l d i n g s . ________
W o n d e rs N e v e r Cease
The most purse-proud woman «n
this neighborhood always m ake. It a
point to mention Hie fact w leu
going to have liver for dinner at her
house, and that's another day we
er expected to live to see but did.
i Ohio S tate Journal,_______
A n o th e r M y s te ry
Seems queer ttmt man, who can pro-
du™ the radio, airplane, and other
w onder, of the day. can’t produce
,’ ore teeth that will he some good
during the corn-on the-cob season.
I Cincinnati Enquirer. _____
Poor M a n ’s W e a th e r Glass
The pimpernel 1» known as the
.•.raN Man's W eather Glass." « ha-
gained this name because It open. U .
I netals fully only when the sun shine .
i i ’n * S k /h e dark, its p e ta l, remain
Los Angeles Boy
Needed Help
A in ’t It the Truth
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
__
P e rtin e n t
“She’s alw ays
d .w n . ” “Really?
—Border Cities S
To E v e ry M a n H is D u ty
Every human being has a work in
carry on within, duties to perforin
Abroad, influence, to « e r» which are
.„.„Ihirly Ids. and
solence but his own can te a c h .-C h a n
nlng.
U n c le Eben
“It’s possible to lie too lucky,’’ "«Id
Uncle Eben
“Four aces belli one«
„.„U,,, Vo„ an object of m»mIra '»M
After dat It's Hable to make you an
object
of
....p lrlo n ," -w a s h l..g to n
Star.
Lydia E. Pinkham’*LVe®etaH «
Compound Strengthened Her
M a te r ia l Long in Use
Hemp fiber h a . been used from
nn,.|,.„, times, and Hie Greek hlatort-
,in Her.......
describe, hempen gar-
.„puts made by Hie Thracians ns lm-
Ing equal to Hmn Mr finenoss.
1
thrive t>est on free range which they
: should have both winter ami sum m er
Even when the ground is covered
snow geese will find plenty of S« '*»
X
a stream of water, «’lover hay
«nd corn stover are fine for them to
pick at during the winter months ami
if they have a good supply they wIL
i luii ii verv funnll Hiimtini <»f
!S
”
the —
r. When they .a n
I le t plenty of grass, they do no. nee
a single kernel of grain and
thrive and keep in fine condition with
H,g and was u____ * ,b(,u t the help
1 out IL
* id.
of my ' husbsn
We heard of the
Poultrv Business
Vegetable Com
pound anfi de
Poultry is now the
cided to try it.
turai commodity In v“ *u‘‘
7 s« , issi
I am still taking
ed State*, mnounting t<» S1.H 1.
c,n do mV work
S u l t r y and eggs during the past
e ar. H arry It. Lewis, of Uhnde Is
:
president of «he N a.io.ia
oul I
out resting
b e fo re I
lrv couneil. .ailed on General L rd.
i t and i t sure is
a help to me. I
W it
-------„
through. I kn '
----
. . if women
Vegetable Compound a
'. t r a
'
and worn-ouv ■”
r -
received
press the hspP'nc--»
made over
and how comp e < .
sia»»T, 132S
E w T S u J & S . i »
a n lz a.N h .......-
„
relieved
x . . . qtiCKLV
|CAr - t « ! Carter's L ttle liver Pi s
p l-P
—
osture In ,t. <).«€«.«
du„ „ . M .n v O " " -.
« h ~ t.rtlr rilb ..ke--r»a 7 „ r ; t n ’ “
•
will <lo w n>l<f •
. with c■ vrtut’r 8***5*"
«h-v
„«Sv
sod c*n be
Red p ... .c«-
CARTER S E S P iL L S
B ird M ig ra tio n s
Birds travel .... re swiftly during
It,e spring migration.
hu,l H carefree winter, while In the
are tired after all tba fam
ily euros of Hu- summer.
M o u th W o rk
H new theory of weigh! redaction la
riuit ta lk in g m akes people lliln
May-
tw It refers also M Hiose wliu bava
10 listen -Kaliiiniigoo Gazeli*.
A m a z in g F e r tility
Wl.lle onis are the mn« pr.Hl.ictlvu
„1 Mil inseila baring I...... known to
,„ j eggs al Hie rate ol W».<»W a day
for a inoiiHi.
B lack A rt
ih" I. a « e s t African word,
which now la ininalated to mean sor-
icry or
r'^irik
"■»ÌTt
f r S B '
.T.I..O« for the fiscal y ear L'
'.T solve new problems arising In the ;
iHiul’-y Industry.
. Stormii Poultry
—
THE FEATHERHEADS
No Rest for the Weary
M r larger a P
^
INDIGESTION
_
F a m o u t Sivnm p
plsnial swamp occupies part of
N.useinoud and Norfolk counties In
Virginia and G ale, of Camden co n-
tles In North Carolina. II 1» »bout
30 miles long nnd Id miles wide.
Geese Thrive Best if
COUUJ NOT GET
OUT OF BED
____________
T h e S train
Scientists *a.v
all h are a stnilu
of insanity In us. They may be right.
,,r wrong. The surest way of pro
lag they are rigid is to worry about
„
Dismiss morbid fe a r, from your
Q uestion
They Are Given Range
running somebody
Unlike other fowls, geese are by um
Motor or gossip? I ture more like sheep or cattle, a»
they are grazing fowls and should ,
t a r . ___________
i b . v e access to good pasture. » " > ¿ J
_ _ _ _ _
M id d le -A g e C om m erce
The fairs held In the M iddleage«
were an extension of the Idea of t i e
time.”
During Winter Season
1 “When we started giving him Cali
On the feeding of the flock depends
fornia Fig Syrup his condition Im
proved’quickly. H is constipation and Lea,|t N o T t S t Nr,dNbu«n' d ^ ‘t . N “- » a
biliousness stopped and ?!e . haT8 t^ v e
no more trouble of th at kind. I have
since used C alifornia l ’lg Syrup with
i « itb a large amount of coin
him for colds and upset spells. He m N »• senN
- “ here are no hard and
likes it because it tnstes so good and f ^ X
which can I’r h i l d i h - -
I like it because It helps him so won-
i; ' ,P!VlnRn d ° .h e ‘‘r «ener«. environment
California Fig Syrup has been the should "he considered In determining
tru sted standby of m others fo r over
M year«. Lending physicians recom- th ; „ r ’ i i e r "arg es. profit a good pro-
mend It. It Is purely vegetable and
.!
,,r tne
the egg.
eggs should be se
of
w orks with N ature to regulate, tone portion
nnd strengthen th e atomach
bowels of children so they g< t full
u io n a good profit will be made.
nourishm ent from th eir food ami
If ' ^ / ^ t N k ' f n ' X e N ' . h i s
w aste is elim inated In a normal way
F our -million hotties used a ye»r ?u,e egg” wall pay Mr all the feed -he
show s how m others depend on, I
Ah
hen eats. To obtain this greater pro
wnvs look for th e word L all fo rtin
on the carton to be sure of getting duction not only should the f<>" » *
! young and of a good laying breed hut
th e genuine.
th e feeder should have full knowie.lge
of the proper feed and its prepu
T h e Im po ssible
Woman—Big, strong man like you i ' " ’r ’h e nutrim ent In the feed of laying
begghig. You ought to look around , hens serves a tw ofold pu rp o se-« »
repair w aste and furnish heat to the
for work.
,,
Traiiq»— Excuse me. Indy, but I * I fowl.
goT such a stiff neck I simply cam
kmk around.
closely shut.
SUFFERING” ELIMINATED
15-ycart succcs* In '¡'ea,I7 4
o
.m ring ........ . . r i m ^ r
do lerm i
during
The heavy pa. king
The
lindi-
• fn .,„d winter .lamtlw ug lhe late
comes
on
di
cr *ein
The ra|e
Rprins nnd
ulil<h are tnkln pl;i< «* in
Id dial
if |Mi iltry m a k e s Hie
ti e p r
,,f s t e a r ro u n d bus!
or ten
fi
«• ll
- | w es Ilio number
oUI U lti
hAli.Owl'EBKESUNDH'.
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