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"Let us have faith that right makes might, and
' that faith let us to the, end dare to do our
duty as we understand it" Abraham Lincoln
DEMOCRATIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS
One of the greatest issues before the American
people is whether, our public school system shall re
main democratic, or whether it shall be used more
and more in the direction of equiping a professional
class. "" ' ' v ' " '
The newspapers are full of protests that high
schools, colleges and universities emphasize too much
academic and professional equipment, when about
nine-tenths of the citizenry of our country must work
for a living in industries, in homes and on farms.
wA remarkable union high school in California
the San Mateo-Burlingame district is attracting
wide attention of educators by giving employment
to more than half the high school boys outside of
school, hours at good wages, doing all the work of
maintaining the school plant. . ' -
' For about 15 years, several hundred high school
boys have built; new buildings, maintained all re
pairs and kept the grounds in a model condition
doing actual manual labor and learning the ordinary
trades that make community life possible Princi
pal Glasscock has accomplished this and the com
munity likes it.
His ideal is a useful, contented, self-respecting
citizen, who can earn an honest living, build a home
and support himself and family.
"Stop, Look and Listen!'
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1 S:- -J , HE'S POStilMG UPTKEDA1SIES NOW-
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Mis clothes hung "n n ' " aiiyining o( j,
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.vmrn-tralt. Willi IHm ' '- "Vm. air."
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. .hnuld Id yoursrlt buna sol "l-uslrd. sir."
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IMMORTALIZED THE PIONEERS
The newspapers of the United States are handing
compliments to the late Herbert Quick who has re
cently passed on from his brilliant career as a fic
tion writer to the real of the unknown.
He was to Iowa and the Middle West such a
chronicler of its true life as was the late Emerson
Hough, who wrote The Covered Wagon and im
mortalized the conquerors of the Far West.
.Both Hough and Quick were all-around Amer
icans, and sympathetic with the struggles of the pion
eers who made this nation a reality.
. Their stories are clean as the winds of the Iowa
prairies, wholesome and invigorating as the lives
they depict, leaving no excuse for reproducing de
generate literature for American families to read.
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HOW TAXES ARE INCREASED
mo oS i TSk T'n of Indlana says that if $10.-
000,000 worth of property is taken off the tax list
m! .?LTSt be Proportionately increased on an
other $100,000,000 of taxed property
Governor Brown is right. He has given the right
reason for high taxes in many communities.
w. ma vwiicn permit the continued
issuance
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tax lo. n r, '..!re.C,0nst?ntl-v inc"ng the
free" 1 another may
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he rn-v.-r tlmiV ntmut thi rhango
whi'h have littn mml" ami whu-U
nrf tonvtiinlly lirini; m.Ml In thr
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MKXU MIXT quantities of water. While It I true Study history, and Hi'f tllul rivll-
Iln-akrant that two glaxnes of WHtor taken liutlon alior t-ivilizut ion has arim'n
Stewed Rhubarb Fluffy Omelet when the stnmai h is pinniv will fori anil tlinanne ami. fur Hi, ultiitiln t.h.
'sump inilividualK nTiiiiul.iir t&o ac-.viouH riasiii ihat in vory riviliu-
jllnn of the howols certain pnrsnns tlon an it ilrvrinpi'ii anil iiniKri-niieil.
Khoulil he rar-ful in thin rexpert. If nian rhanci'il the NATI11K of (he
there la any tendency to weakness; food he ale. going from the natural
of the sioniarh musrles so that they; slate to (he denaturril or unnatural
.become dilated, two glasses of water, stuln slcp by sH'p in pure with the
taken at a time may cause contidnr-! development of the period in which
iahle dday in dlEesilon. Such pcr-iihe civilization i'ied.
sons shnnlH Inkn. 'Ilmlp wi.. 1..!
Coffee
Iluttered Toast
Luncheon
Eggs Huntington
Head Lettuce Salad
Bacon Dressing
Toasted Scon en Tea
Dinner
Cream of Pea Soup
Stuffed Green Peppers
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String Beans small quantities and at frequent in-1
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ADVICEH
Is the world moving too fast fori
I TODAY'S RKt'll'KS
Eggs Huntington Tako four hard
boiled eggs, one-half cup buttered
i cracker crumbs, one cup grated i
icneese and one cup white sauce:
i put in buttered baking dish alternate
Mayers of eggs, crumbs and cheese.
Pour over all white sauce seasoned
I with salt and pepper Heat in mod
jerate oven about 15 minutes.
j Toasted Nrones Sift two cups of
i flour, salt, one teaspoon baking soda.
I two teaspoons cream of tartar, one Man?
, teaspoon sugar rub In one teaspoon; It seems so.
I shortening, add one-half cup raisins.; Sir William Arbutlinot Lane tells;
then add one egg and sufficient milk us why cancer and other virions dis-i
j to make soft dough: roll out and cut eases are scourging man. "We must!
in three cornered pieces and bake In bear In mind that the body has been!
a hot over about ten minutes. evolved slowly, through millions of!
j ; years, to deal successfully with slm-:
....rhcrry Pudding One egg. one- Pie foods. Gradually, during the
I half cup milk, one cup flour, two' last century or two. clviliiatlon has;
,tee.spccns bchlug pu.uer. one taoie- llnusl upon us a wiue vurieiv of'
i spoon shortening, one tablesnoon prepared foods, hli-hiv eonko.i ...
sugar. Pour half mlxtnre into a bak-1 highly refined or highly milled: and;
ing dish, spread canned cherries the body has not beenn designed fori
quite thick, add remaining dough. them. It does the best it can. hut it :
Bake until brown. Thicken the Juice ! Is not equipped to rid Itself of their
from the cherries and use for sauce. ' refuse. '
The number of diseases and ail-1
ments is multiplying. 1
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W.l , "'". niveau oi neconilliz
hen your lace curtains are old m,,r .in.i . ... "ing.
land tender try thl, method of wash- coming more complex. ,
ilng them: Shake the curtains gen- . I
inuVihert '"1 10088 "I""- Then John Burronghg. naturalist, hit!
put them through several baths oficlose , .he h..rt
Plain warm water without soap. Kold said: I
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Word U. Used in li.(.,uli
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Running Down.
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YESTERDAY'S l-UZZLE
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spoon of er..m f ....... . , relations or
of sv.m, ii itaiion, physical world.
' ring nt .ofear th" C"rCf:" ,l,r"i -nir.l relations ,
Starch and irv He CUrtaln'- lll"e-; f. -It Pon his wilt
j Many esperi enrt.in worker, pre- fixed'"" V"Hl re,U",",, m
land to7ta,elr.:.iHin " "t "imple minded per-
lake the starch more re.d'llv ..v y f"" m""' "KTCe lh1' " hc wlh
doing.. It IZ r,e , y " 10 ren""11 allve ai"' in ' of
,-tre.ch a ,eng,h " i.r'J "ah ' h a"n", Vb" ,he alr he
to!"'-"' ML'" NOT change
Mot. pattinit the enruin , L V ' '' Ye' he It In be-
.uppon will be found . great'a.d ' Zr S T-V. . . ,!r1"''- Krerr!
'"""nag me tearlnc of ih . . iramg mo eiiects.
Maces. "f he tender of ,hc millions of mtui. f,n(l!
through the city streets and on lliei
M.ny direction, for making . diet radS-. .
---Uonadvlsedrinkig, Man enref',,, k'now Ihe water
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