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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
CONOCIMIENTOS TITLES
Metodo para evitar la humedad
en- el hormig6n

Probabl emente ningtln rasgo en- Ia
construction de edifcios para ofcinas,
fabricas, casas de pisos, puentes, re-
sidencias particulares, ETC., ha mere
cido tanta atenci6n recientemente CO.
mo el empleo del hormigon como
material de construction. Ell uso de
ese material Sc generaliza dia por
dla.
Desde hace algJin tempo Sc han
introduc lido en- el nercado' los ladri-
Hos de hormigon; tejaman1 de cemen-
to sc usa actualmente en- lugar de los
de maderas y pizarra, y pronto ten
dremos los postes de telegrafos
|durmientes de ferrocarril hechos con
|hormigon. Hasta las estufas Sc ia
brican actualmente con ese material
en- lugar del hierro 6 del acero Y sin
embargo, aln no nos hemos nj 81
quiera aproximado 4 las posibllida- :
des del material
Uno de los Inconvenience mayorcs
en- el uso del hormig6n ha sido la di-
ficultad en- hacerlo impermeable.
Como es muy poroso, la suciedad el
polvo 4 menudo Sc introducen en- ell
material, hacienda que pierda su CO.
lor. Las cisternas forradas con hor
mjg6n menudo han ocasionado mo.
lestias, debldo al hecho de cue no
son estancas, 10 mismo ha sucedido
con los s6tanos de hormigon.
Sc han presentado en- el mercado
de tempo en- tempo muchas prepa-
'raciones impermeables para RENE
Idiar esa di6cultad, y una de las mas
.eficaces Sc dice que es la que invent6
ahora ha dos amos el senior G. G. Fry,
de indianapolis, Indiana, Estados
Unidos de America, qu1mico lie gran
'habilidad, y quien por muchos amos
estuvo hacienda eXperimentos con la
preparation antes de presentar Ia en-
Ia forma actual perfecta. Gran III
nero dc contratistas ds hormiqon la
han ensayado en- div9rsas parties del
pals, bajo, diversas condolences eli
lmatol6gicas Y el resuItado ha sido
que Sc aceptarA como Il p5oducto mo-
delo que hace precisanlente 10 que
por el Sc pretende.
La compai1(a que fabrica ese pro-
ducto actualmente es Ia Standard Wa
|terproofng Co., indianapolis, India
Ina, Estados Unidos de America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

Ell ministro de la Guerra, general
Weyler, ha leido en- ell Senado un
Iproyecto de Ley creando un Colegio
MIlitar en- Ell que puedan cursar sus
estudios todos aquellos sargentos del
eJerc1to que deseen ascender 4 Off
ciales de la escala de reserva.
Iamblen lego dicho ministro en- la
m1sma Camara. TN proyecto de Lev,
|retlrando las reformas de guerra
|propuestas por su inmed iato antece-
sor, general Luque.
Entire las reformaS retiradas hpura
la de amortizar en- tiempos de paz
las vacantes de Captain General que
vayan vacando.
La comision de Presupuesto del
Congreso ha acordado celebrar au-
diencias pdblicas, para que todo ell
que 10 desee exponga SD criterio So
bre la Suppression total del impuesto
de consumes. De este modo, el pli-
bl1co llustrara con sus observaciones
sobre la materia la referida comi-
sion.
En- Ell teatro espaiiol Sc ha estre-
nado con exito extraordinario por Ia
Compafi1a Guerrero Mendoza una
obra de los hermanos Quintero, IT'LL
lada 'El genio alegre.'
En- la mayorfa de ambas Camaras
sc nota gran desaliento, pues estan
divididas en- la question de la lev de
Asociaciones y es patente la actitud
de una parte de dicha mayoria con-
ira el gobierno.
| La vida del gobierno sc conside
ra comprometida en- los circulos po-
| liticos.
Ell conflicto surgido por la subida
del pan, ha sido conjurado Sc ha
res stablecido la tranqulidad.
En- ell palacio Episcopal de BARGE
Iona Sc ha verificado una gran reu-
MON de catolicoS, en- la que Sc ha ira
tado de la necesidad de defender los
lntereSeS de los mismOS, habiendOse
tornado acuerdos muy importantes.
Ha sido brillantisima la reception
celebrada en- Palacio para solemni-
Ear Ell santo del Rev.
Lo desapacible de la tarde, ha sido
causa de que en- los alrededores del
Palacio no Sc viese Ia numerosa con-
currencia que suele acudir en- hestas
de esa lndole.
Toman incremento los indicios de
crisis ministerial, la cual serd posi-
bic que quede planteada en- ell Conse-
10 de ministries que sc celebrara ba-
10 la presi6encia del Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

Ell homemade Echegaray, que a
pesar de los deseos de algunos ha
resultado Ell acto mas grandioso que
yo he conocido, me sugirio estas IL
meas las que siguen. va nadie Sc
acuerda de una protesta frmada por
varios escritores que, no siendo par
tidarios de la escuela echegarayana.
10 manif esta ban p1blicamente. Ie-
nfan autor idad literaria para em1tlr
sus opiniones y 10 hacian. Esto no
eS cenSurable.
Lo que 81 es censurable y subleva
el amino mas calmOso es yer Ell que
algunos iovenes, niflos de melenas
1acias y afeitados rostros, que, embu-
tidos en- desgarbados gabanes y fu-
mando en- antiesteticas pipas, pasean
sus desairadas fachas pOr las mas cen
tricas GALES de esta capital eterna cor
te del oso, al anocheCer de las tar
des CRISES; 10 que 81 SAGA de qulcio al
hombre de mas fema es considerar
que esos 'superhombres, endiosados
en- sus incipientes cualidades y que a
nadie admiran, porque no tlenen bas-
tante admiration para 81 mlsmos; 10
que 81 encocora es que varlos hombre-
citos que aver paseaban por ell Retl-
TO, vigilados por ell ava 6 Ell precep
tory que hoy, apenas le1das mo dl-
geridas) algunas obras V revlstas ex-
tranjeras, y sin mas nocloneS crltlcas
que las aprendidas en- la clase de Re
torica PoGtica. Sc cream capaces..d de
juzgar & TN Echegaray y tengan la
osadia de regatear sus merltos
lEllos, pigmeos invencibles lante la
grandiosa fgura del colosol Esto es
10 que no sc comprende y causarla
indignation 81 no causase risa.
iOh. impacientes jo7enes, templad
vuestras censuras! ISentls impaclen-
cias Juveniles? Pues seamos jove-
mes, demos la batalla, 'derribemos
fdolos que Sc levantaron sin .saber
como nj cuando; pero no elevemos
otros que luego habriamos de derri-
bar, purifquemos el amblente purifi-
candonos prinero, cortemonos las
"febiles" melenas, con HON brunos
brfos digamos: "Aqul hay j6venes
corazones dispuestos la lucha, ad
miradofes &c 10 bleuo, demol4ciores
de 10 malo :.
Lo demas, creedme, oh j0v@ nes
modernistas. es>tonto; es hacer alar-
des inmod derados de injustlflca das i'm
paciencias.s ST val6is, 81 tenels flbra
en- vuestro corazon y fosforo en- vues-
tro cerebro, va os abrireis canino, va
1legarfis la c1spide, arrollando ca
ducas oposiciones. Si no servis mas
que para pasear en- Recoletos vues-
tras narciseas personas y lamar vues-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
Noticias de Espaha

En- Guernica sc ha celebrado I'm
banquete en- honor de los diputados
locales de las Provincias Vasconga-
das, por Ell exito obtenido en- Ell con-
cierto economico
En- Barcelona Sc ha celebrado tam
bien TN banquete en- honor del seflor
| Vazquez de Mella al que han concu-
rrido respetaDles persona!idades de
la capital del principado.
A la hora de los brindis Sc produio
una protesta contra los proceed imien-
tos y atropellOs cometidos contra los
manlfestantes y otra protesta dirigi-
da contra el Gobernador Civil de Ia
Provlncla por su conducta.
Relna tranquilidad en- Barcelona.
Contlnda la activa campafla en-
prendlda en- contra de la subida del
pan. Con este motive Sc reunieron
en- madrid varios grupos, que en- &C
tltud tumultuosa recorrieron algunaS
GALES de la poblacion, y penetrando
en- las tabernas, obligaron los ope
rarios q abandonar su trabajo des-
pues de saquear c! s4ablecim iento.
lntervlno la policla con algunas
parejas de la Guardia Civil.
Ell gobierno ha ofrecido su apoyC
para Ia campafIa iniciada contra la su.
bida del pan.
El ministro de Marina ha sido au-
forbade para presentar las Cortes
un proyecto de ley sobre construction
de I'm crucero en- los astilleros de Ia
Grafla, Ferrol, y para abrir un con-
curse con objeto de construir buques
eScuelas.
En- Barcelona sc verified I'm meeting
para prOtestar contra el proyecto de
reforma lie la ley de Asociaciones
pronunc iando I'm elocuente diScurso
don Juan Vazquez Mella.
Terminate el meeting sc llevo 4
cabo una manifestation que degenert
en- tumultO, porque TN grupo de Ii
bertarios, atacaron los manifestan-
tes, los cuales iban dispuestas repe-
Ter por la fuerza la aggression que lie
hiciesen los radlcales.
Como los dos bandos la emprendie
ron 4 palos. pedradas y disparos, Ia
polic1a, ayudada por la Guardia Civil
tuvo que intervenir .resultando de IL
fcolisi0n IN muerto Y muchos heridos
A POGO de empezar Ia refriega es-
tall6 I'm petardo, del que result6 ur
muerto y dos heridoS.
Sc na detenido 4 muchos signihca-
dos anarquistas.
En- Madrid Sc han producidc
des6rdenes, disolviendo los guardias
los grupos planazos.
Han resultado: gravemente heridc
TN guardia municipal, herido TN ms
pector de policia y varios heridos J
contusos entire los albofotadores.
La policfa verified varias detencio
mes, ocupando armas.
Ell gobernador civil de Barcelo
na ha presentado Ia dimision.
FL asunto de las tahonas sc w
so1ucionando POGO q POGO. Hoy nc
ha ocurrido novedad, con exception
de algunos incidentes sin impor-
tancia.
FL peri6dico A 3 G, publica u
telegrama de Barcelona, asegurandC
que el principe don Jaime de Borb6n
Iha estado en- la Ciudad Condal.
i La presencia de don Jaime en- l.
capital del Principado ha obedecido
segdn dicho period leo, que quise
Dir el gran orador tradicionalists
IVazauez Mella asistiendO al meeting
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

celona para oponerse la reforma de
la Ley de Asociaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

En- Guernica Sc ha celebrado TN
banquete en- honor de los diputados
locales de las Provincias Vasconga-
das, por Ell exito obtenido en- Ell con-
cierto ecOnom leo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

FL peri6dico 4 3 G, publica IN
telegrama de Barcelona, aseguraudo
que el principe don Jaime de Borb6n,
ha estado en- la Ciudad Condal.
La presencia de don Jaime en- la
capital del Principado ha obedecido,
segdn dicho periodico, q que quiso
oir el gran orador tradicionalista
Vazquez Mella, asistiendo al meeting
que sc celebro recientemente en- Bar
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
Remember

Only 1852 900 shares offered par value $780, fully paid
and worcestershire And this 10 positively all the
shares that win be sold at Csc share This offer Is
FOR limited time only, and must be taken advantage
of at once will be too late. this stock will
positively advance at least 40 per cent February
20th conscentiously advise friends invest
while the stock Is at this low price. Those who join
us will naturally reap the richest reward, the
shares will advance rapidly the mining and shipping
OF ore progresses.
Please remember that this Is paper mine
nor wildcat speculation but safe business venture
an investment In $50 Of actual land OF abso-
lutey proved value into which my money and that OF
my associates will be united with yours In building up
our fortunes. Remember the day,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06


The Temiskaming and Hudson Bay stock which sold
as low 40 cents share sells for 800
share. and has paid about 1900 diyi.
dends
The stock of the Nipissing mine sold below par and
afterward advanced over 675 per cent.
The stock OF the Mckinley Darragh-Sayage was put
on the market at 81 .35 share par $100, and ad-
vanced to 81 90 per share.
The stock of the Silver Queen started at $lO0 per
share, and advanced to $500 per share.
The stock of the Foster Cobalt started 80 cents
per share and advanced to $500 per share
The stock of the University mine advanced 81 90 Der
share In short time and made half million dollars
for its two discoveries.
The stock of the Trethewey mine advanced $3.50 a
share in few days.
The stock Of the Right of Way mine has had a very
great advance 1t Is reported that $780, taken
out Of narrow trench less than 30 feet in length and
not more than 10 feet In its greatest depth.
These only a few OF the many examples Of the
great profits that have been made recently In the
stocks of Cobalt Silver mines.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06


sss%i@sS M and claims
weren't TGs fS Ss eat.
mining schemes have been barred out from the be-
PRESENT DEVELOPMENT.
- On Lot l. Concession I. Buckle Township. several
large and heavily mineralzed veins have been found
IS Will be sss Shipping Of
Let &c Ga 0Ve has
sesa % eef 900 we'll has 81 se
producers in the district on this vein No tunnel is
Gfns s Give the mc 50 fss
0qH oe % be shipped
this vein in less than 90 days, As weather
@Sch ~ the
BUSINESS METHODS.
The Cobalt Mutual Mines Company is organized on
strictly business principles and investors not asked
at the Mining Business in Cobalt with the same care
employ in any manufacturing other business enter
First secured enough land to be sure that we had
property that could be mined for years in the most
principle to n9% for TO an
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
ably and d e e az M % na n
standing In the community: An investigation viii re.
s conduct he sa reliable 81 nd be s
honestly.
W: y. CooNs. President.
FRED EDWARDS. Sec'y and Treas
II. e. wEATHERBEE. Engineer in Charge.
DIRECTORS.
R. 9. HEMINGWAY Muncie. Ind. President the Hem
ingray Glass Company
FRANK c. GAME, Cleveland o. President National
Concrete Fire PROBING Company.
w. v. C00NS, Cleveland, o. w. v. Coons & Co.,
Bankers
R TaTn1 s stFss:s s'. r. gms General Manager The
ISAAC DAVIS, Findlay, o. Wholesale Seed and Wool
J. M BARR. Findlay, o. President The Producers
Company.
]. c. MCDOWELL, Pittsburg Pa vice-President Union
National Gas Corporation.
JAMES B. HoGE, cleveland. o. Secretary United
States Telephone Company.
FRED EDWARDS, Cleveland, o.
COBALT ORES OF GREAT VALUE.
Here the actual values OF taken from few
OF he mines.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
February 10th
At Noon

shares now Csc will advance least 40 per cent.
Don't wait till it's late and lose this 40 per cent
advance in price. Further advances will be made
rapidly as the work advances and develops and this
stock will undoubtedly be worth at least par within
six months time.
We advise you to telegraph your orders for
stock and forward remittance at once, there
Is every indication that the entire allotment Of
shares to be sold at Csc will be largely over
subscribed.
We wouldn't give you this advice unless we were
absolutely that the proposition Is right We know
from personal knowedgethe evidence Of own eyes
that we have rich silver bearing this acreage
we, know that the title is good-we know that our
engineers are capable honest who will serve us
faithfully and intelligently We have so much faith
In the outcome OF this investment that we have put
large amount OF our own money into It, and our
business friends and associates have done the
developing this property.
Prospectus and additional information will be sent
on application Address all letters, kilograms and re-
mittances to
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

WHAT IN COBALT.
zS1 t. @ @ Do S w auS fo
min Of Cobalt
me eyes going
saw. eyes
convince me Of the amazing richness OF the mineral deposits tracts
NUGGETS SILVER
Of earth Deposits
with it. examined the entire region the miners at work talked with
position unbiased
OPPORTUNITY A
those who had title
Wa secure @ @ il 5 ~ ne es n6as
country Corps
ant engineers returned to Cobalt Inspected carried
acres anneumbed Richest Cobalt
of wenknown producing and shipping mines
CHANCES
ore
e living Fight aTo@n Cobalt the cos cake $
w%
holding s Ga TINS a The coBAIT uFUA MINES
posed Of number Of well known professional business
Company corporation
The Spora presented ss we to s eyns Additional
S second .rsas & ne s a @ S
@ nov,
UNTIL NOON FEBRUARY GOTH 1907
previous sale, the
Goth
least 40 per cent can eonsenou d advise my friends to
posi-
y ssi' SsIl Ss sSSa:S
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

The Cobalt Mutual Mines Company's Claims
Are five number covering $50 free and clear makes
these holdings the
lied land affords ample for shan 100 working shafts and tunnels and
with this number Of nobe
exhausted for yearspobabg for several generations
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

There Is every 10 believe that i've tracts
covering 500 will be productive Others
In the entire Cobalt mining district
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

C0ONS Co., Bankers Williamson Bldg, Cleveland O.
Rk Anywhe o Dun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Sept. 2s.-Mrs.
Belle Weldon of Geneva. Ind, came
Thursday evening to visit her brother,
B. F. Jewett and wife.
Mrs. David Harter is visiting her
father, Volley Gohring.
Geo. Dutro of Modoc was here on bus-
mess Thursday.
John Teetor is having his tenant
property on S. Plum street, occupied by
Frank Arlington. improved with paint
Chas. Porter will move to the Voris
property. vacated by Deaths, who have
moved to the Parsons property.
Florence Pipher made a business trip
to New Castle Thursday morning.
DR.. E. K. Heiner. travelling salesman
for a large drug firm in New York
came Thursday and will visit his wife
Mrs. Elizabeth Teiner and family, over
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
hticdia Acc.


Most Of T.; probably rejoice that we
did not live in the fifth or the tenth or
even in the seventeenth century of the
Christian era. When we think ci
those times we see their dark side and
we feel how much we should miss II
which we now take pleasure. But can
we lie sure that the individual man
in those past centuries had on the av-
erage q wc-se time than the average
man has now? lie was in many
points less sensitive to suffering than
we are, ara he may have enjoyed
some thfnc-s more intensely. The lit
erature of the seven centuries that
preceded cur own is in many ways
quite as buoyaat in spirit as Is ours.
1t is cetea thought that the fear of
torment in future life must have
brooded like a dark cloud over the
minds of past generations, and that
the tendency OF opinion which has at
tenuated this fear represents a great
frightening in the sky.
Lucretius held that the greatest serv
ice ever rendered to mankind was that
rendered by Epicurus when he dis
PEELED those mists of ancient super
stition which had produced human sac
rifce. Other mists settled down not
so long after the days of Lucretius,
and in direct violation of the teaching
it professed TO respect superstition
caused far more bloodshed and suffer
ing after his TINE than it had ever
caused before. Persecution has now
vanished and with 1t the terrors tC
which superstition appealed. = Hon
James Bryce in Atlantic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
FINE HORSES STRUCK
by SWITCH ENGINE
So Badly Hurt That They Had
To Be Killed
ENGINEMEN CRITICISED

A splendid team of sorrel horses. val
ued at about 5000. and used TO one of
Foster & Company coal and cement
wagons. were struck by c., c. * L.
switch engine near the Starr Piano fac
tory. and injured SO badly that Off
Ger Westenberg had to shoot them.
The team was backed into shed
and the driver was unloading some ce-
ment to be used for the South First
street sewer system. The two horses
were standing on a siding and, it is
stated. in plain view of the engineers
of passing engines. Suddenly switch
engine came backing down the siding
and despite the warning cries of peo-
pie standing near the team, the engin'
eer allowed his engine TO crash into
the horses One horse had hoof am
putated while the other one had les
and kneecap broken. Officer Weston
berg arrived as soon as possible and
| put the suffering animals out of theii
misery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris. O.. Sept. 2S.-Miss Carrie
Trux. formerly of Columbus mas peeh
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary McPher-
son. Mis- Trux is now employed In
Newark as head nurse in the city hos
pital.
Funice Mikesell has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracy for the
past week.
Mrs. Gladys Reid was called TO west
Florence Thursday on account OF her
mothers serious illness.
Mrs. Sipp of Oxford. o., has been
STAYING with Mrs. Mary Brawley for
the past week and using spring water
for her health.
Mrs. Dora Wrenn and Mrs. J. NJ.
wrenn spent the day "Wednesday in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tracy VIII cele-
brate their silver wedding anniversa-
nv Sunday. About fifty guests are in
vited.
Miss Keitha Hawley who has been
visiting friends here for the past two
weeks has returned to her home al
Newport, Ky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
ECONOMY. IND.

Economy. Ind, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Mary
Peterson has been sick the past few
days.
NJ. C. Lamb carried the mail on X.
r. No. % Thursday.
L. Peterson was in Richmond on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Deem. Mrs. Martha Good and
Mrs. John Manning were entertained
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conley OF Car
los City, recently.
The Misses Lucinda Haxton and Lu-
cinda Hollingsworth entertained at the
Central hotel Thursday evening.
Paul Cain and Gail Haxton, Albert
Atkinson and Aletha Harris were at
Greensboro recently.
Mr.. and Mrs b. w. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Hiatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Elm
Osborn and daughter Daisy. Mrs. Jen-
ME Scantland and Mrs. Charley Hunni-
cult spent Thursday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mooreland's
infant child is dangerously Ill.
]. b. and Rev Hannah Stanley went
to Farmland Thursday TO be In attend
ance at the Christian quarterly CONFER
ence being held there.
Vergia. Anna and Elizabeth Stanley
visited their sister, Mrs. Mary Wad-
man, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Moore OF Green's
fork were here Wednesday.
Miss Grace Moore of Modoc has been
quite sick the past two weeks.
DIR. Crump of Greensboro was here
Wednesday.
Ellis Frame OF Lynn had fine horse
to die here Wednesday.
Mrs. India Cain was shopping In
Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Jackson and daughter
Ruth, are back from Anderson after
weeks visit there.
Mrs. Job Swain visited Guy Swain
and wife Of Greensboro for week.
James Jackson and daughter. Julia,
Mrs. Mabel Gwin and daughter Carrie
we're Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lambs Sun
day company.
Mrs Reba Jackson took dinner with
Mr.. Jackson and family "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scantland Of
Lynn. ate dinner Tuesday with the
jackson family.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Shelly were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. AL FRASER recently.
The Etude club picnicked at Ballen
gers lake Tuesday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
ncavvweiqhs Kitchen Folks.

att will do YOU more good to smell
food that is being cooked than 1t viii
TO eat ii after it Is cooked" was the
astounding statement made by a local
restaurant man. THAT is the reason
why so many professional cooks are
heavyweights. You never saw any
one who became n chef and stayed at
1t any length of time but became
fleshy. Cooks never eat to any great
extent, except to taste the food at
times while 1t is being cooked in order
to see If IL is done. 1t is the odor of
the food I'm the kettles that makes
them fat. The same viii apply in the
case OF the housewife. Continuous
work in the kitchen makes fieshy
women and healthy women. Cooking
IS the healthiest occupation In the
orld"-Indianapolis Star.