The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-08-02
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me MALI BLOUSE -

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question. wear, that is fl.
Whether It's nobla,
70 swelter in a ~conyeO,,". .nIs frame
sui'or to take uparms s'," SUMNER
Respiration Ta P att by wearing sI ! ! sea Of
10 wear-keep COOL O'Ouses
c cbias a. a thousand pocket se 'f sa,i from
To n's ,1 an invention to be p nstas'
,u 10 "ear-to sleep! aye ' ,aaTs3.
FOR in that sleep what s,
come! '"a' creams NAV
There's the enmity Of tho T.. -
TT, Tse dread of getting out Of a' eta ha0'''
The dread of being SEMI ~, VI o .n
u u'svsr red country from W whe s'es a To-
AZ ow;nn .'on' seeing my best OIL,
az viewing my blouse waist. p ,s,s, sl'l
lily hands ia holy terror, disD1 Ir,se as'
advantage !, this my biggest danny. 70
r,nswand see her turn and make I,s, ,S".l
soo'goo eyes at the conventions, '' u.s.
nd ,.A
arms ""u vanished
wipe of the dripping waters so,,
Ing from the geysers Of the oo, ,oS'
tlonal fellows neck. '0u'eh'
"A. All this and more-to be called ,.,.
inine-insult to injury 'sn'
Puzzles the will and makes us ,,,A.
.. Dear those ills we have than 4, y
Others we know not Of, 10
Of us all. ''S
|. But ho' what comes! Nv M.
blouse waist! WV
Well, get here quick!
IN run the risk OF holding both Ii,
Office and the girl.
For l have dough and the
Sight of that shirt waist
Doth give me sand!
Here goes!
I'll on with it.
And may the sun melt down
My enemies.
BEWARE OF OLD POTATOES.
Leslie's Weekly.
"A timely note of caution may be
given at this season of the wear in 70.
gard to the use of old potatoes. 1t
has always been known that new Do.
tatoes partly or wholly turned green
by exposure to the sun while growing
are poisonous. 1t seems that this
same poisonous substance has been
discovered in old potatoes, especially.
when they begin to sprout. The sub.
stance Is known as alkaloid s~olanine.
In 1892 and lS9 3 there was almost
wholesale poisoning among the troops
OF the German army. The symptoms
were frontal headache, collie, diar.
rhoea, vomiting, weakness and slight
stupOr, and in some places dilatatiou
of the pupils. Meyer investigated the
matter and found in old potatoes kept
In a damp place and beginning to
sprout twenty-four times as much
solanine as in new potatoes.
Professor Hams, of Harvard Uni.
versity recommends that primary ed.
ucati0n of children should cease at
the age of II or 10 years and that sue
ceeding years should be given over to
training along vocational lines. He
believes the best thing to be a comb.
nation of general culture and practl.
cal knowledge instead of the Greek
and other classics upon which so rnucn
stress has been laid. Business men
and Others have long been OF thlS
opinion; but they hardly expected the
college to come to it this early.
Editor Robertson, of the Wesson
Enterprise possesses one OF the nrs'
essentials of a good editor. Having
been threatened with violence by some
of the tough element of his comnu'
nifty, whose names figured in the may
or's court proceeding and Thereafter
were published in the Enterprise ~
| administers the following comlortlDs
assurance to such fellows In the las'
issue of his paper.
"Some bully may kill the edltoru
The Enterprise for printing the news
but that is all he can do; and we wan'
to assure all such that we expecV W
give the news of the town the oe''
we can so long as We live, matters aO'
how many men tell us they arc go'"s
to kill US for it.