The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-09-04
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-yery farmer knows that
ne plants grow better than
cr5. Soil may be the same
/ seed may seem the same
Vt some plants are weak and
hers strong.
And that's the way with
hildren. They are like young
,lants. Same food, same home,
,ame care but some grow big
md strong while others stay
small and weak.
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easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
of food, but because the food
does not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion really feeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems TO find
it and set the matter right.
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mule. When hitched with another
horse or singly, Rock" is reliable
and Industrious, but when hitched
with a mule, he runs away and kicks,
and just naturally won't stand it.
The first thing the new copy reader
did at the Globe Office this morning,
was to jump the editors grammar.
The editor noted an exception, and
will take it up to Anna Niklaus.
Many years ago a story was told
that was referred to as the "purest,
sweetest story ever told" Ever since
there has been a flood of limitations.
and the limitations are very, very bad
When two farmers live side by
side, and one has good corn, and the
other poor, do you know what it
means? 1t means that the man with
poor corn is shiftless. But dom YOU
dare say so.
Girl notes: There is n good deaf
of talk" about Irene Morrissey, on
North Third street; they say she
kisses the men for nickels. She is
two years old and about the prettiest
baby in town.
An Atchison woman's ice bill is.
never more than $15O a month, and
care of it. She belongs to the art
clubs, and music clubs, but you bet
she can keep house on the side.
Mrs. Lysander John Appleton has
invited her friends to a fete cham
petre next week, and there is scram-
BILE for the encyclopedia. Is it an
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a sewing society.
Atchison women are orderly, and
keep things moving Last Monday
morning Governor Bailey and wife
called on Mrs. Joseph McCully She
knew they were coming, but wouldn t
postpone her washing.
A certain Atchison man is drinking
whisky to excess. He is the only per-
son that is being injured as he has
!, neither wife nor children. People
have time to say occasionally, Its
too bad" but that's all they will do.
81 have been getting to work at Z
O'Clock in the morning for twenty
years." said an Atchison man this
morning, "and it makes me very tired
to meet occasional early risers who
express surprise, and ask what gets
me up so early.
A North Third street woman writes
the Globe. Every evening a very
r. large colored man passes our house
q carrying very little grip, am dy
o ing of curiosity to know why he passes
so regularly, and always carries q
i Sam Young, farmer in the Potter
n neighborhood, attended a picnic al
o Golfers last Saturday, and says he
!, saw woman wearing socks which
laced up the back with pink ribbon
The girl was evidently stranger; he
O says he had never seen her before.
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