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Down on the Farm
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Managing Editor
taitor
Business Manager
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"Let us have laith that right makes might, and
in that Juith let us to the end dare to do our
duty as we understand if Abraham Lincoln
ONE CAN BE A HERMIT TODAY WITHOUT
A CAVE
A good daily newspaper is put first by the win
ner of a contest conduct d by the General Federation
of Women's Clubc cn th? question, "How Can a Fam
ily Best Spend an Annual Budget for Reading Mat
ter?" The winner, a Masachusetts woman within the
aura of Boston influence, selected a list of famous
books as a starter for a library to be accumulated out
of an annual budget, but above and ahead of them
all she put a GOOD daily newspaper, with the em
phasis on the "good!"
We have not been given the reasoning by which
she put a good daily newspaper above Dante's "Div
ine Comedy," Palgrave's "Golden Treasury,"
Bry'ce's "American Commonwealth" or Hart's "Am-
nH.'.nv. TT ' J. f . L ll , !. t. .
cucdii xiisiury, duc mis is not aimcuit to trace.
She saw clearly that the daily newspaper is the
individual's prime contact with the world of today.
Only by it can one keep in touch with life in any ade
quate way. It is the one medium by which one can
see and feel what mankind is doing. Without its aid
modern social intercourse becomes impossible, busi
ness is paralyzed, democracy ceases to function.
The daily newspaper each day presents the stu
pendous comedy of the whole world. It traces the
never-ceasing epics and idylls of life. It pictures the
day-to-day onward straggle not only of this common
wealth but of the others throughout the world with
whose destinies we are more and more indissolubly
bound. It records the history that is making now and
broadens the opportunity of each one of us to take
Books are necessaiy and vital. They select;
they have time for ripening; they are the treasury of
accumulated knowledge and wisdom. But the news
paper is the window open on life, a window on a
high mountain top from which all the world can be
seen. Without it one is shut away from knowledce
of his fellows. b
In olden times the man who wished to cut him
self off from the world retired into a cave as a her
mit. To secure the same effect in this day one has
only to go without a daily newspaper.
0
Unless provision is made for carrying away the
products of combustion,, heating a room with gas or
oil is detrimental to health.
What puzzles us about the birth rate is how na
ture knows you are going to be poor all your life.
o
An untrained layman can make laws. Anybody
can break them. But it takes skill to dodge them.
. Correct this sentence: "Here," said the chivalrous
man waiting in line, "you may have my place."
The treatment of disease concerns the individual
i"c, is a community problem.
lo th. froi lfH
bout flvt nil.,.. .
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MKNU HINT
llrraRfaat
' Huckleberries
Kreh Wheat rooked until tender
Cream
Pancakes Honey Cnffn
I'Hrkfi! I. Milch
Dread and tlutter
11 lure Handwli'hrs
Poll.. I Wieners linked Apples
KMrrberry Plo Choose
Dinner
Halnton l.naf
I'oiatoes In Cream Kaure
(Ireens
Whole Wheal Hraad and Mutter
niai k berry Cobbler Tea
TODAY'S KM IPKM
t'anrakra Hoak two runs of bread
rrumbs la two sups of sour milk over
nlithl. In morning thliken with
equsl parts white flour and corn
meal, add a orach of salt, a beaten
egg and two teaspoons ot soda dis
solved in Utile warm water. Ileal
very hard.
I'l.l.k-. L'l 1 1 1 r
- ri rvva'ttn I1IMMM MKt.U
elderberries, one and one-half cup.1 time when oatafc,
BUKSr. two laniennonna vlneear nn.
third cup flour. Jllend and put be
tween two rich crust.
The advsiilu. iJ
Ita proper pl.e,
comes from i,. O
Aside (mm tbi lu, J
.... nuu aon alior.
thlnss are out of nJ
suits may also k J
meat, vegetables J
muck of th,, (,110(J
ana butter absorki
ery rapidly. rr i,r
obvious that lbs) ,
specially houl b.,
frlgcrelor or la a
as possible after ru
house.
It the dry iron,.
tons they ea ks J
It Is sometimes tkn,,!
In the bulk and U Ik
era abmiM be
and ojuluds the tl,
on these eontaia.
An
man
old gentleman was walking
along a street one winter mornlne.
The sidewalk wss sheeted witJi Ice,
the H n." f fl r U' . m.Llnv hla Mrav .
told by a mother in this letter- : affection from him. and I have heard ,,lll'r- " wa" "'so woman going In
I "at he Is going with a young wo
uear jirs. inompson: I am a man.
mother, aged 35. I have two nice on!-
boys, 16 and 13, and am looking for
ward to see that they have a good
education for their future
Whole Wheat llmul Four cuds
buttermilk, one cup brown sugar, a
beaten egg. two mundrd teaspoons
soda, a scant teaspoon salt. Hllr in
thick batter with whole wheat
flour, making baiter thick enough
that It drops from spoon.
Cobbler Rweeten blackberrlea In
pudding dish liberally and rover with
nrn biscuit dough. Hake In a me.
dlum oven.
I'rach Ice Cream
One quart cream, three-fourths
pound of sugar, quart ripe peaches.
Put half the cream on to boll, when
hot add augar and stir until dissolv
ed. Take from fire and add remain
ing cream. Whon cold freese. Chon
Where worn dntaj
board., or wsrpss iki
show themselves, ir,
pair as soon as
warpvU places wtu
mark as lo on kJ
aary. To nail sab
present will nesrliSn
tongue of the botrtsj
middle. Whs IWanJ
'going the floor r!
I boards will eoai 1st
balnng, and tfctt &
will Indlrate Jut rfc
shinuld be dons.
broken board as
carpenter or eves i
rut these out sal nJ
' White stains
heat may
cloth dlppsi
iqulckly with
itaias J
be rt not.
sd In ikJ
Ith oil.
In seeking to
and
horo-
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
A remarkable story of devotion to have kept the secret from everyone.
who is noi ner nusoand Is sua am nigniy renpecied. 1 get no
that he Is going with a yonnr wn. opposlle direction
But I hare two handsome avoid each other, both slipped
He provides for us. but 1 set 'hey camo down in a heap. The po-
lonely and unhappy. Please advise 'l'" old gentleman was overwhelmed
me. MK8. T. i ly the embsrrassment, which para-
. I DM! till ah I . I ..... ,1 1. ! M i. II... . 1.
I ... u,.i.ti vu uv arrunKea u in iiuvru nui ine woman
welfare.wlth , fr!n,iiv i,i .1. . .
, - ' j .ixunv uu in? ill " nuai iu iitn unifiii.
Mv nr-nhlnm t that T am KinorlK m lr 11. 1 . .
' " " "epl crre.r- yur "lory, -f y0u wUl be kind enough
en with regrets at times. When I would probably become public If n,e ,nd p,.k out your , ,
was a gin 01 lS) 1 oecame acquaint-' t r nu.oann ,ea mvoroe suit ta!t0 wha, ,,. ,ho ,0,d cnr.
ed with a young man then 21 years 'Take tho Initiative and commit a fully
old. I chummed around with him. lawyer of good reputation n lncj
never dreaming that things would 'community. The divorce granted '
turn out the way they did. We be-! and I am certain It would be, you
came engaged. He put off the mar- j probably could diplomatically per !
riage and kept Dulline It off until I xuarie your huxhand tn cn !., -....I
j finally had the opportunity of meet-:'" another city and marry you for
ing nis mother, she told me that ln" sake or your children,
such a beautiful girl as I ought not' . a
been married three months. Thin 1 si.- 1 h
.... ! ' ""' no iuiiii ill
oe go.ng wnn a young man who had: scope,, and I d not analyse, hand
ccnain.y was a blow to mc. I writing. Any person with ordinary
thought then the best thing for me , intelligence should be -hi .
to do was to forget him. so I tried,! up a letter and tell whether a person!
and almost succeeded. Then to my, is neat or lovenly. and make a num.!
1 nan never low i Der of guesses based on this observa.
motner about our affair, and he had: lion. And thni's what mo.t of 11.J
,r, , my nome. Alter mother handwriting "cxperls" do. A num
had admitted him, I couldn't Tfrvll)lr fit nlhni- r,l.uU... ili
j well turn him away without explana- deducted from a letter, of ..
uons to her. bo I listened to whatibut in no cases can these observe
he had to say. He said he was only tious be conclusive; and no person's
hree months married, and found out; future can he told ,y th, means
that his wife had a child by another, 1 any other. '
and that he was not coin? tn ne!
with her. He hegced mo to
,ono last walk with him for old tin.e
sake. I didn't want to. but I 1
him persuade me. We walked nl
the street for some distance, mosilv
in silence, and then he l.n i,i..1 A certain fheatrieni -...
mc to forgive him. When we reach-! " ,,r"'"'y and unsuccessful tour, 1
td a house, he asked mo flnallv arrived in . x- ' ' :
I ... n.-iuu. nue pr masa mem. add not, or It will tale I
i : : ,1
1 THiTI 'WWt7M
kcj
3 DinnerStories
1 1 Mt7-T--yn
1 did so. nutUown- T"a' night, though thero wa.
land meet his sister
- w. 1JIIL - I -MUMnil IIICIU Wa,
;ne had lied to me. His sister didn'ti"0 fllr"r8 " general uprising of the
1 live there. I didn't know anything ""'Hence, there was enough hand
else until mornlDR. I managed to'aPPlng to arou-e the troupe's de.
slip home unobserved, with my heart Ject' 'I'lrlts. The leading man
almost breaking. He had gained j "PPed to the foulgnU after ,he
some terrible power over me, and I ,""1 ' t and bowed profoundly, still
; tried to keep away from Mm, but he the clapping continued
on a visit. When I returned ho be- he saw an Irish stagehand laughing
that that ... "r"?'l'' ..,0',i r a8kCd act"- '"rowing
! , , " wn 10 Uo
..nui no eniun Ket a divorce I fna.
Iy did. Mother asked tn ae. m,.
irlage papers. I told her I Would get
a duplicate soon: that we had quar
reled, and that my husband had
jtorn it up. She believed in me
Finally we went to hotie.kenin.
' . . . 'I""
year later a
mane!" replied the
out his chest.
"What d'ye
irliihmnn.
"Why. (he hand-clapping
there." was the reply.
"Hand-clapping?"
"Yes," said the The.nl. n .
are giving me enough applause
'they
"orn. 1 was nnrteri fr,.m
ihree times In these years. All these
years he has been promising to get
Ml ...n,,iS lo
;- divorce papers, but never has
" "!! thot applause?
'lulred.tho old fellow. ."Why
not applause, xhoi'e
klllln' mosqultog."
" In
t lint's
the audience
ttunnln. A.,.
In the picture. Plural.
bJkSl Anoth''"" for your
dtorl 6- An occurence or incl.
Running Down.
Word 1 A mixture of flour and
gtthcr fr tickin2 thinKs to
Word 2. A clamor or din.
word J. The opposite of sour.
YESTf:iU)AY'S PUZZLE
ANSWERED.
TENTAPt?LICD;FOfO
Cepyrlfht, 12, King raaturat Bysdleata, inc. Oraat BrMUAX
(huM ( n. tma rrip.woan. ar at IU SHlta. ante fl
a, atafuui fwaMaia, autat a aiiaaaanal ia ua aajf IMtaw
. By, ARTHUR, WYNNE,
Originator ot thi Uoiirn Crou-Wari f'tris
FROM MAINE TO TEXAS IN 11 STEft
Watch your step and the definitions bolow In slfwJ
Can you change MAINE into TEXAS in eleven simpUW"".
moves? v . I
Home of the atens ma h. m.u than ntti.n. For an
fti?.,r"B th word MAINE. To reach step 1 all rH
to think up a word, the name of a river In France. wlwnBM"
oldier. fought a great battle during the World War '
In one letter only from MAIVK Tha la vrv aimiilt V
ot course is MAHNE. ' . ,
Bet down the word MARNE In the flva inusrol
down, opposite Figure 1, one letter td each squire. 1"
Now for 'itjp 2. Think up five-ietter word diffnn
letter frnm MADXIL1 Ti it fru.. Iii.l
" s.-a-. .m inclining "io loninw. "Iliiil
ruy. men rv v - -j
to on to the end of WJJJ
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fixes, luffh"
dictionary
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Solution to
yesterday's
Step-Word
Puksla
BUTTER
to CHEESE
in 25
steps.
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b ivon tomorrow. ,na noln