Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-20


season and out Of season that our safety
as a people lies in implicit obedience TO
the law. This should be taught in our
public schools, by the press, by the
pulpit and on the forum. Indeed,
wherever there is a teacher or an op-
portunity it should be taught"
In an article which he has just writ
ten Justice Brewer of the Supreme
Court says:
"Our Government recently for
warded to Russia petition in respect
to alleged atrocities committed upon
the Jews. That Government, as might
have been expected, unwilling to have
its internal affairs matter of consid-
Grafton by other governments, declined
to receive the petition. If, instead of
so doing, it had replied that it would
put a stop to all such atrocities when
this Government has put d stop to
lynchings, what could we have said?"
What is the best position for an ad-
Vertisement? The answers given to
this question depends largely upon in
dividual opinions and preferences, as
we'll as upon a variety of conditions.
The patent medicine man, in contract
ing for newspaper space, usually insists
upon getting "top of column, next to
pure reading matter" Sometimes he
will accept as an alternative the foot of
a broken column of reading matter
alongside of a reading column. Occa-
sionally an advertiser will evince
fondness for the first page, while Others
will not be satisfied unless their adver-
tisements are inserted in the vicinity of
the local news. Some demand posi-
tion next to the marriage notices, some
want place near the sporting news or
the shipping reports, and ssme are con-
tent, or appear to be, with taking "the
run of the paper" The fact is that the
way an ad. is written and displayed is
of much more Importance than the po-
sition it occupies. When it is left un-
changed for weeks it will not be read
in any position. The fact that it may
always be found in a certain place
makes it less difficult for readers to
avoid it. The advertiser who is in the
habit of telling the people what they
want to know in bright newsy man
ner will have his advertisements read
in any part of the paper. The ad. that
is tastefulIy displayed will attract at.
tention without regard to position.
But the stale, unchanged ad. at the top
of the column next to reading matter,
or in any other favored spot, will be
passed over like so much blank space,
while the new, well written announce
ment in less prominent position will
be carefully read and will produce the
desired effect. Retailer and Adver-
tiser
Everybody-that is everybody who
assumes that life is worth living-takes
a bath at night, but good many peo-
pie feel too many duties pressing con.
sistently upon them to stop for a bath
when they rise in the morning, says
the New York Tribune. And yet the |
moment when she lifts her head from
the pillow is the worst of the day to |
many woman, especially in the hot |
weather. She feels languid and "head- |
achy," lethargic and carries dull eyes
and face to the breakfast table. A cold |
shower bath and a brisk rub would |
brighten her eyes and enable her to |
begin the day with a smile. Failing |
the shower, plunge bath will serve,
and if this be inconvenient a brief |
sponge at the w&shbowl will set the |
blood circulating to clear the heavy
head Then drink something immedi- |
ately on rising. A quantity of cold |
water is beneficial. Some people get a
better effect from a glass of hot water
with half lemon squeezed in it. The |
principal of the early morning drink is
that it washes out the stomach, which |
during the long hours of night becomes
coated with mucus. 1t tones up the |
digestive apparatus and gets it ready |
for work. Then if the woman puts on
perfectly clean clothes and gets five
minutes in the fresh morning air out,
side, taking full, deep breaths, she will
feel like a different creature. This
may sound like a good deal of time for
busy woman to spend at the beginning
of things, but it will not amount to
more than ten minutes extra, and that
number of minutes could be deducted
from the time taken scoring the ice
man on account OF shortage in weight.
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