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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1922)
¿-*’< < • • * . *> A • J : frf*.: L... roost* of three to f >ur inch«* ar* used there is very little danger of crooked breasts than if th* chicks 1 UNCLE BEN MAY«: are allowed to remain on the floor. “Navvy, if you want your s*lf rollane* U> grow sick and di*, just keep on passing the buck “ Everyday Health and How to Know It h > D o l sooft . c. « the floor, but if this plan te tncon- :i vement or doe* not prove effective « th* chicks may be placed on the jl perches after dark for a few nights « until they have to go there of their •] Where a large num The lower nerve PINCHED HERVES CANNOT TRANSNIT HEALTHFUL IMPULSES CHIROPRAC- TIC ADJUSTING RE MOVES THE PRESSURE. THE UPPER HERVE IS - * / / / / / / z I 7 J , » ‘‘4.' / ■ 5. 5 ' - r 7 , & , v -■J? > k while the weaker A* soon S chick* will “The home of the U*ed Car” a» pmoible the chicks Miai! tie taken away from off alt the santi t* rift: IT. IB. 212* For bo- are to be obtained it must be borne hold I create , , a new earth. TTiey in mind that the chicks must not And I will ¡oj la My People ahali build houses and Inhabit them; F.VB STRAIN be neglected, They should be kept and they shall plant vineyards and 1» the cause of many growing every minute from the time eat the fruit of them They shall not HUMAN ILLS they leave the shell until they are hu!« and anot .er inhabit ; they ahali not plant and anuUiar eat . . . See that they are abun- matured I Ami Mine elect shall long enjoy the dantly supplied with water, and work of their hand* They shall not Optical Company keep hoppers of ground feed where labor in isl-i. nor bring forth for trottete. they can help themselves at all 313 W Ut St.. Albany What ara s*m« fi*nptur*e bearlo* times. If possible the chicks should an both resurrectl*nsf have a regular supply of buttermilk; * John 8: 2R, 2p Bev. Ver : All that if milk i« not obtainable, it is advis are tn the tombs shall hear Hit voice DR. FICQ amt shall come forth--they that have able to see that the ground grain rione giext, unto the roeurrectlon of contain* animal food in some form. lire, ami •*y that ha»» «tone evil. un- Office Hours t See that the houses are kept thor tC the rowurroct Ion of judgment Acta 24 Ift Tlwrr shall I» a ro»iirr*>11>>n »to 12 AM. 1:20 to 6 P. M oughly ventilated. .Make the chicks of the doari, both <>f the just and al live ns mucffi a» iKWuiilii* in the open Just C. C. BRYANT 1 Cor IS 4,5-48. 54-87. The flrat f. ■* man la (was] of the earth, earthy; Evidence rs constantly accumulat the arconti man la Hm Lord from ing to show that skim-milk in some heaven An Is (wa»| th* earthy 201-2 New First National Hank Bldg. form te a desirable food for poultry fon». Adami, aqch are lattali) they OREGON also (hr) that are earthy; and as la ALBANY of all ages So far it seems to be the heavenly Itine. Jesus), such »Iso the only remedy for the most dread uro tahalí] they fhe) that are heav DR. J W. GOIN. ed di seam of baby chicks and a reli enly Veterinarian. Why ehaul* w* aspect a resurrec able preventative of worms. It Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate tion—* perfecting—sf the ob«*lrot of Inspector. should be fed in about the same tho world «s well as of the church T Phones:—Palace Feed Shed. 184 J degree of acidity each time, and not (It (Tod’s Osth-hound Covenant to Residence. 500 R Mra all nation* through Abraham's sweet one day and bitter the next. ALBANY. OREGON Recti. Jesus anti His follower», (Sen Large quantities of skim-milk in 23: 18: In thy seed shall alt tho na greatly reduce«!, but if g<~>d result* DENTIST ATTORNEY AT LAW various form, including dried but termilk, are fed by Petaluma pool- TaHiB| Graduation Was Oregon DR. A. G. PRILL the diplamas £ Col I.TRY Thia department conducted Shanks, of Shelburn, Oregon. PUHiciai ani SQnföB by A HANDUNG OF CHICKS Calte Artend«! It te often advisable to teach the Day or Night chix to roost when 8 to 12 weeks of age. When they are allowed to re main on the floor it te difficult keep them from crowding. e have Everything BANCROFT Scio 1» the trading center of the north forks of the Mnntiam. Scio has po)iulation of about SOO. Scio is in the heart of the best dairy ing inilun of Linn county. Scio farms grow most anything that be grown from soil. i can -cm owns Its water and ek-ctric light plants—plenty of power al a cheap rate for any numla-r of enterprise*. Scio has a milk rondenaerv. and no le-tter milk is canned any whet*. Scio has a rtounng mill, amt it* prod SOOTHING VIOLET RAY uct flnds a ready market at all lime*. .> is clieic to l-illions of feet of standing timber, anti soon big mills will RELIEVES SUFFERING tie busy making it ready for market. Scio ha» a hospital second to none Scio- if you want to know mure about Scio and the surrounding country, write Treatment of rhrmstism, neuralgia, to the bank, the mayor or to the editor headaches and pains of all kinds by of this paper. the application of high-frequency elec- trieity at home is proving to be one of the quicket and most effective ways known. A low-priced appliance for (Continued from page 1.) home use makes it possible to »pray thousands of volts into any painful diploma's were Howard Ravodsky, part with no more shock or jolt than primary; Vincent McDonald, 4th from a ray of sunshine. The immedi grade, Ronald Howard. Nth prade. ate relief experienced is due to the Lionel McKnight, Edgar Barnes, 7th surge of fresh, warm blood that ia at- grade; Ray .McKnight, Frand Holuh, tract«I to the painful part. This instrument can be used to high school. strengthen any part of the body. More The Arnold orchestra furnished than 100 disease* and weaknesses are the music for the occasion. Rev G. successfully treated. Full details of L. Hall delivered the invocation. the wonderful suceeaa with which it i» Prof. H. E. Tobte acted as chair used are contained in a free book that man. and E. C. Shdlton award«! can be obtained from Salem Salem, Oregon the labor of attending them ia very with moat satisfactory re- I suits. Rmlilt Violet IU| HMdqyarten. 173 S. Liberty atrwt Onn the chicks are on range nic*. ' S »/! Pain Relieved Without Narcotics Oleson-Rookstool Auto Exch slay te an ideal place to local* your colo Salem. Oregon F k U warn lnowifit iM « weeks orchard or at the side of a Corn field rymen I Any Make Used Car should go out on the range; In th* * i T or And we can SELL BRING THEM IN In the house around the hover. CHIROPRACTOR Phone HÎ. roost* chicks will start to using the roo*t> DR. O. L. SCOTT 414-19 U. S. Rank Bidg. together i We Want to Buy old. so that the larger and stronger When your health start* depends on when you tele phone H7 for an appointment f brooded when the chicks are 4 Your Health ¿i ; ! plan to place “For a number of years I HUffered from *|iiggi«h liver and indigestion. I tried many thing* with no appreciable result« be fore I was advised to try chiropractic. I can now say that my general health from day to day ia excellent and my phys ical condition much Im proved.” R*v. J. H. Barnes. Chiropractic Re- «••“rch Bureau Statement No. 1314H. UNOCRTBC MAGNIFY ING OLASS IS foNCHEO 8YANIJALI6NE0 JOINT. are around a brooder stove it in a good General Health Much Improved WIBURM chicks of Everyday health depend* on temperate habit*, but most of all upon an active liver. A multitude of trouble* camp on the trail of the man who autTera from an inactive liver. Bowel waste* are poiaonou* and will quickly break down the health if not com pletely eliminated daily Where the sluggish liver ia due to interference with the proper tranamianion HEALTH FOLLOWS of nerve impulse there i* CHUW>RACTK COBRECTS no relief tn be obtained PRESSURE OH SPIRAL except through skillfully NERVES IN DISEASES Of administered chiropractic THE FOLLOWING ORGANS spinal adjustment*. It i* aometimea the caae where MAS the condition ia one of tits EARS long standing that the NOS! adjustment« will be alow imtOtf in bringing result«, but in ARMS moat caeea result« are HEART quickly obtainaed. I LUNGS VC SPLELN A KIDNEYS BOWELS -j to roost by putting the perches near own accord. M ttvea MV STOMACH ^¿PANCREAS i The chick» can get.< rally be taught to If wide MAN ASKS AND GOD ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON THE RESURRECTION ■> The Laymen's Movement Hemo MleMmvary lyyz CWyder Av*, Philadelphia. Pa tions of the earth be ble u st Gal 8; 1«. 29: He aalth . . To thy •erri, which Is t’hriat. If ye be Chrlet'a, then are ye A nr sham's »rett, and hoirs according to rhe nponlio- 12» The Ransom Hacrifii-r of Christ for alt, 1 Tim. 2: 5 fl: The Man Christ J reus. . . . gave III marl f a re»- cum for all John 12: 33, X» : And I, If I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto Me Tills He aeld. signifying what death He should die. Rom. IS: 1R. IB: (Am. Rev Vert: Thrnngh ¡he rlghtrousna*» at uno the free gift came | shall com*] unto all n>en to Justification of life; for , . through the obedience of the one shall the many hr made righteous I Cor. IS: 21. 23: Ry man cam* also the resurrection from the dead, For all In Christ shall be marie alive i3> The sacrtflclnl sufferings of Jesus' ftdlowers for the dead. I Gw. 1ft: 314X3' Else what aliali they do which are baptised Iwlth sacrificial sufferings, Mark 10- X8 4O) for the dead. If the dead Han not at all? Why are they, then, baptised (with sacri- Arial suffering«) for the deed? And why stand we tn jeopardy every hour? I protêt* by yoor rejolrlng which I have la (’briet Jeans our I-orti. I die dally If after the manner of mro I have fought with beasts at Kpheaua, what sdvaarageth It me. If the dead rise mu? Where will these twe resurrected cloacae eprod eternity? Ill The faithful followers of Christ. John 14: 8: I will come again, and rvcelve you unto Myself, that where I am there jre may be alen. 2 Cor ft- 1 We have a building of Gori, a house noi maile with hanris, eternal la th« braven* 2 Prt. 8: 18; We look for new heaven* tn dwelleth rig I c nanea* (21 The ohntlenl of the world. Pr>>v 2: 21: For (be upright shall dwell In th* lami, and the perfect shall remain In It. Ia All 21 : Thy pro<4e shall be a.i right roue; and they shall Inherit the land forever 2 Pet 8: 18: We. a cordi ng m Hie promise, look for ... a new eaiih wherein dwelleth rlghteoiumeaa What ar* the two special recurve* ttenaf (1) The heavenly, or spirit mil. reeur re.tlon, Bev. 20: * Hleaard a»ri holy I* he that hath part In the first recur rectloa. . . . They shall tie priests of (kid and at Christ, and shall reign with Him a rhoumiiid years. 1 Cor. io 41 44. 4B. 88. 38: it la sewn la corruption, H la raised tn incor rupt Ian; it is sown In dishonor. It la raised In glory; It Is sown In weak ness. It 1» raised tn power; it h> sown a natural body. It te raised a spiritual body And as we have borne the Image of the earthy lune, Adam J. we shall also bear the Image of Ihr heavenly (One, Jesus | The dead shag he raised lacnrr ipt Ihle. for this .»irruptRile must pul on incorruptloa, and this mortal muat put <« imoM»r- tatllty <2> The earthly, or human, recur radio*, Baek 1* .58, A «1, ivi When I shall bring »gal. the cap tivity of Sodom and bar daughter*, and the captivity of 8amaria and her daughters, then wilt I briny again 'he captivity at thy captive* In the midst of them When rhy aiatera, Hodom and her daughters, shall return te their former estate, and Ha maria and her daughters shall return to their former estate, then thou and thy daughter* shall return to your former aerate Then . thou »halt ro- Tn« Mam-usurr Bern to H« i _ l Aosta. celro thy sisters, thine elder and thy Hit Os ir run I'rnnc Cut Msgs lit* Osuna Aosta. yonagvr; and I wig give them oat* the* for <talighter» U 2S: fi, •: In Visualize this mountain shall th ■ lx»rd of h*»t* Specialize make unto ail t>ropie a feast of fat things ... He will swallow up Advertise death In victory; and the lord Ood shall wipe away tears From off sU ths I’sMieratrT Hcunaevtoa Taavi focea; and the rv*> ike of llm t«n^4e rwe Rsiriwu llsarr DR H H. PETERS CHIROPR ACTOR Electrical treatment Park and Sherman Street« Telephone 128 LEBANON OREGON t. ra. hum ( are of Yick So Tong cmiir.se M icidc ani Tea C l Has im-dictne which will euro soy known disease. Open -tundsvs from 10 a. m. until 8 p. m. 153 South High Street Salem. Oregon Phone 2H3 G. F. Korinek Veterinarian STAYTON, - . . OREGON (alls answered hay or Night Tuberculin Testing Ort|ofl Made Home IMti*) Tam A great surprise for the home knitters of Orvgwci, hut still s fact. Further more, this yarn is absolutely virgin wool yarn, the wool we» grown in Linn county, sold by Mr. Servier» to the Ore gon n ur»ted Company (mills located at Sellwuud), matte into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn out. All colors. 45c per ball of 2 os*, -amplrs sent on appreabon. Address. C. P. Bishop, Box 7&. Salem, (irogon. WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Hi* now knocking at your door through the columns of the Ai to Tatauas. Will you n-cognise the gentle tap at your doorT W hat papers do you take! Her* is th* opportunity fqy you to save SO cents—see the price: *oo Town . . . |L7S Albany llerakt . , 4.00 •• IWmorrat 4.00 Either Albany paper and dr fa Tax Hiio I aim »« . . . ,
