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VERNONIA STEAM LAUNDRY^
VERNONIA EAGLE
$2 per year in Advance
Issued Every Friday
Entered as Second Class Matter, August 4, 1922 at the
Post Office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
Act of Match 3, 1879
Editor and Owner
Paul Robinson,
RADIO AND HEALTH
HE influence of the radio, increasing as it does the
pleasures of farm life in the home, is a great factor
in conservation of health.
In this age of luxury s silken neg­
Radio service in many of the states includes broadcast­ ligee
is considered almost as necseesry
ing of what are known as health exercises, or doing what to feminine bapptnene. Tried and
found moat eatiafactory ia shimmering
is known as the “Daily Dozen.”
These physical exercises in the home are supplemented •adn Xth*
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by sending out illustrated charts free from the broadcast-!^ wch*«« peie pink twverJ^ deep
ing station, illustrating th application of this radio feature! roe«, mac with dart peney lining , cm
The managing director of one station reports requests1 n?r
from more than 5,000 homes for the illusrated physical ^^tening «upp’iementM wtthTdew
culture chart.
. ter of hand-craft satin rases, ef course
When you consider that hundreds of stations in
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parts of Our Country are sending out these health exerci
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ses, the radio as a family doctor is reaching millions of ¡of the waahabi« kind. Th« newest
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»hot tn ths vicinity of the Potomac. I that apaclallm In atmosphere.”
A alle«
slice of cow is worth 0 certs]
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Wb are strong for cewi
We
in the cow» 18 cents in the hands ofi
Famous Bobs»—Jones, LaFelletee
hath ebeerved th« cow from many
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nvuni
ssnrl ills» tihirisrlss
packer* and I |2.40
in a >> ■»»»+*>
restaurant
1 and
the shingle.
we have seen a lot of
food point« in her. But here ia the
way a eity editor looks at the cowa.
Makin* thia popular farm animal
th« subject of an «ditorial, the Bal­
timore Sun has thia to aay about
Madam Cow:
“Th« cow ia a female quadruped
QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED
with an alto vote« and a countenance
ia which there ia no guile. She col­
laborate* with the pump in produc­
A Vernonia Institution, Modem in Every Respect
ing a liquid called milk, provide« the
filler for hash, and at last ia skinned
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
by thoee she has benefited, as mortal
commonly are.
Quick Service—Watch for Our Car
“The young cow ia called a calf,
and ia usd in the manufacture of
chicken —<
“The cow’s tail ia mounted aft and
haa a universal joint. It is to dis­
turb marauding flies, and the tassel
on the end haa unique educational
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value. Persons who milk cows and
■ come often in contact with the tas­
sel have vocabulariee of peculiar and
impreaeive force.
1— The correct grade of Oil to use in your car—
“The cow has two stomachs. The
light, medium, medium-heavy or heavy?
one on the ground floor ia used as
à
a warehouse and haa no other func­
2
—
Are
you
using
more
gasoline
than
is
neces
­
tion. When this one is filled the cow
sary on account of improper timing?
retiree to a quite place where her ill
manners will occasion no comment
3— At what speed your car renders the best effi­
and devotee herself to bulchiny.
ciency?
The raw material thus conveyed for
the second time to the interiir of
4— Are your pistons and rings worn out?
her fee is pulverised and delivered
to the auxiliary stomach where it is
5— Is your cluth slipping?
converted into cow.
“The cow has no upper plate. All
6— Do your rear wheels “track” with the front
of her teeth are parked in the lower
ones?
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part of her face. This arrangement
7— Are your brakes too tight?
was perfected by an efficiency ex­
pert to keep her from gumming up
8— Is your carburetor set for winter driving?
things. As a result she bites up and
gums down.
“The male cow ia called a bull
and ia lassoed along the Colorado,]
fought south of the Rio Grande and
idea *• 1,c* patterned th rou g h «n t
wtth
tbrM&
gag««
' could accomplish this ornate tbraadtag
DO YOU KNOW
~ The American Civil Liberties Union has issued a state- *
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ment denouncing the American Legion, and demanding
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that it be barred from participation in the exercises of
Education Week. No finer compliment has been paid the
Fred L. Lowrie
American Legion than this. The purposes of the Ameican
Why not ask someone who knows — someone
Civil Liberties Union and of the American Legion are op­
who makes it a business to doctor the ills of
posed and contradictory. That of the American Legion is
automobiles—and to keep those in good condi­
to protect the United States of America from its enemies,
tion from declining? Drice in now—no charge
J. M. CLARK
foreign and domestic.
for expert advice—and the most reasonable
| Real Estate
Insurance
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servire rates in town.
Notary Public
Ben Read, secretary manager of the Southern Califor­
nia Editorial Association, has the right idea of the stand­
Farm and City property for
ing of a newspaper. In a recent talk to advertising men he
sale.
List your property
said:
with me I get reults.
If a community wants a newspaper it must support it.
This means buying your printing at home. The newspaper
is an important business institution and must be so treat­
ed. The editor is a vital man to a community. You don’t
"give” an advertisement to your paper. The paper “gives”
you an opportunity to tell the public about your wares,
your goods, and your service.
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Cooperation is spelled wit htwo letters—WE.
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The most worthless asset found in a man’s estate is
his good intentions.
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When you bring up a nation of sportsmen, you bring
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Fr^i L. Lowrie,
up a nation of good citizens.—Herbert E. Bradley.
dewier of IWrUt, w
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dent at the Natlimel Retail
Ihc radio public knows what it wants-*•
“k mule con not pull when he is kicking and he can noi , Dealer«* aseoriatiou at the i
nual coaveottea of that erg.
kick when he is pulling—neither can you.
the New Magnavox Receiving Set
la Washlngtom
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Bookbinding originated in the in­
“A leader never quits and a quitter never leads.”
cased clay tablets of 300 years B. C.
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and in the Eastern custom of “bind­
Magnavox mean« superior quality in
ing” inscribed palm leaves with
Law observance is much more to be desired than law threads
of silk.
Roman dlptychs
Radio Seta. Magnavox meant Raae *■/
enforcement
are among the oldeet decorative
bindings.
Operation.
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An aroused public opinion that condemns as a cheat
If you have anything to sell or
And what Magnavox esprr i^||.
every man who does not play the game according to the want
anything. Advertise in the Eagle
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rules will do more for the cause of game protection and
meant b Quality of Rep re« hi. n..i.
propagation in one year than an army of game wardens TO THE LADIES OF VERNONIA
Magnavox brings you the Rem
All ladies who are interested ia
could do in a lifetime.
forming a ladies gymnasium class in
on the air at kg Urt-go timplr „ t,i n.
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Vernonia are asked to be at the
“Billy” Sunday visited the “Hoot Owls” last Friday public meeting called for that pur­
man can work It. to «uprrb it irl|Ui
night; “rode the goat,” and said more in ten minutes than pose in the social hall of the Evan­
tha maatar of auric.
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most men would have said in an hour.
gelical church on the evening of
Why not find out
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A
The New
CRAWFORD MOTOR CO.
LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON
You can now buy your Ford on the 18 months
payment plan
Payments as low as $21.88 a month
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Gasoline, Oil, Storage, Tires and Accessories
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Ambulance for Towing
Battery Service
Phone 612
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FORD
AFFORD
YOU
CAN
Friday the 23rd at 8. p, m.—Dr.
Elia Wight.
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VERNONIA
Population, 2000.
High School and Standard Grade
School. -
Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging.
Ft ming, Dairying, Fruit, Vege
P. A. A P. Ry. Town growing
On Inland Loon Highway Be1
Portland and Asteria.
A Large Territory to Draw Fr<
<9 MU m From Portland. 3ft
From Forest Grove, 27
From St. Helena.
Many Opportunities in Vernonia.
Beet Hunting, Trapping and Fishing
in the Northwest.
An Industrial Center.
Phone
Main
192
YELLOW PENCK.
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All frewt
Items
Magnavox 75 with speak­
er enclosed, 5 tube tuned
radio frequency.
Price
or batter-
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Magnavox 10-5 tube tu­
ned radio frequency, in-
terchangeable
receiver
unit. Price without tubes
or batteries—
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A. L. FENNER
Temporary locatin Residence, same block as bank