davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

PROFESSOR LIE GRAND POWERS, CHIEF
sTATisfIoFAN or AGRICULTURE, UNITED
STATES CENSUS.
but so swiftly that the record OF popr-
lation in 1900 appeared as quickly as
did the little report of the first census.
was task of the first magnitude.
Such is the modern census of the
United States 1t is decenniaI snap
shot of the nation for the benefit of all
time Patrick Henry declared that
there was but one lamp by which his
feet were gHided-experience But so
important has the study of facts be-
come that statistics presenting the
facts analyzed aud classified are the
the student of today.
Said James a. Garfield before be fell
a victim 70 the asSaSsiDis bullet:
THE developments of statistics are
causing history 10 be rewritten. Till
recently the historian studied nations
in the aggregate ard gave US only the
story OF princes. dyuasties, sieges and
battles. Qf the people themselves. the
great social body, With life, growth.
forces. clements and laws OF It's own.
he told Us nothing. Now statistical in.
-qulry leads him into novels. homes,
workshops, mines. fields, prisons, hes
pitaIs and eli other places where hui
man nature displays its weakness and
Its strength In these explorations he
discovers the seeds Of national growth
and decay aud thus becomes the proph-
ct of his generation.
The chief instrument Of American
statistics Is the census. which should
accomplish twofold object. 1t should
serve the country by making full acd
accurate exhibit OF the clements Of na-
tionaI life and strength. and it should
serve the science of statistics by so ex-
hIbiing general results that they may
be compared with similar data obtain
ed By ether nations. The census is in
dispensable to modern statesnanship.'
What Is called a schedule" serves
as the universal receptacle into which
the farmers pour their facts and from
which Census Director Durand, Assist
ant Director Wilioughby. the chic
statistician for agriculture. lie Grand
Powers. AID the large staff Of exper
farm statisticians gather the statistic:
for analysis and study.
The one to be used in the thirteenth
census is Ia folio or two page form
a sheet Of white writing paper. 26 b
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
cAAMPIoNsHIp pooL MACH.

BOSTON Mass. Dec. z1.--The oft
pieyed-for title OF pool champion OF
the world Is about 10 be subjected 10
another tussie between two of Amer
cas- leading cue expert They are
TE0mss Hueston OF st. Louis. the
present holder Of thc championship
tit'e. aad BENJAMIN Allen Of Kansas
CITY. The match begins in this city
tonight and il to continue through
three nights. the contest being
rls~ed IN three blocks OF 200 pals
each.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
AUTO STAGE LINE TO couRrlha'

Leaves Palace Stables every NOR
Ing a. m., making round trip eacl
day. Phone in your orders for rese-
vation Of seats to Palace Stables. Low
CT No. Z; C. Q. Hotel. BIsbee, Pone -
VIII call any place in city for pzssea
gers. Fare ss-5O. Bowen & Hubbard
proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

The greatest danger from influenza
is Of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, as it not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pncu-
monia. Sold by all druggists. 262
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

PILE OF AGRICULTURE SCHEDULES IN
THE CENSUS BUREAU.
what advanced. although the average
farmer will not be called upon to an
swer all OF them.
With distinct view to accuracy and
honesty in the farm census work of
enumeration next April. Census Di-
rector Durand in his general instruc-
tions TO supervisors of the census sug-
gests that as they are particularly like
ly to be good enumeTators. the super
yisors should employ crop reporters Of
the United States department Of ag-
ricuIture, officers and leading workers
IN farmers organizations, live stock
associations, cooperative screameries.
etc; progressive farmers and their
sons and daughters. asd especially
young men and women who have at
tended agricultural colleges or agri-
cultural experiment stations; physi-
clans, former enume-ntors, school
teachers and substitute teachers. col
lege and high school students. persons
who have passed federal. state or mu-
hicipal civil service examinations for
clerical positions or for mail carriers;
substitute letter carriers; local. state
and municipal officers and particularly
town and village clerks and recorders.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Taking the
Farm Census

80 inches. being cut In two. making
single sheets Is inches long and 10
inches wide. There is a three inch
wide column Of Instructions TO enumer-
ators on beth left sides Of the sheet so
that the column can be cut or after
the filied in schedule has been returned
TO the census bureau This makes the
schedule smaller In size aud better
adapted for handling in tabuiation
than previous schedules. A separate
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Umbrellas Make Suitable Gifts for

With the tendency
of making gifts that
are useful, growing
stronger year by
year, good, worthy
iumtist9as are be-
coming a very i'm.
portant factor in
holiday merchandis-
'ing. Hundreds of
! umbrellas of a
;grade that yoI can
Atrust await your Sc
! lection in our um-
brella store. There
is something to
these umbrellas be-
sides fancy handles
or gold or silver
mountings. There is
wear and satisfac-
ton in every part of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
BiSbee Suit Club and Cleaning
Works.

Pressing Club. Four suIts Pressed
per month, $500. First S1.oo paid
In Suit Club may win a $4,000 suit
OF clothes made to order. cIeanIna,
pyeina, Repairing. Upper Main
Street, next to Palace undertsklns
Parlors. Phone 3o5. [. L. Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Arizona 4 New Mexico
Railway Company
TIME TABLE

l1:zo Ar Hachita ..J08 Lv 12:Ss
Connects with Morenci Southern.
ssConnects with Southern Pacific.
eConnects with e Paso anc
Southwestern.
GEORGE A wAGSTAFF.
SuperintendeH
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Pretty Hair
Ornaments

We have prepared very large as
sortment of beautiful hair orna-
ments, embracing all the latest
ideas and novelties in Back-combs.
Barrettss, Bandoes, etc. These
hair decorations of every needed
and wanted kind should make this
section great center of interest
to holiday shoppers. They're rep
resentative of the newest style
ideas, and very reasonably priced.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Christmas
Ribbons

There's Christmasy air about our
Ribbon Counter that is very allur-
ing. The dainty colors and de
signs suggest all sorts Of pretty
novelties to women with nlmble
fingers and artistic tastes. conse-
quently our sales are increasing
daily; but the stock is equal to all
demands. because IL IS the largest
and most comprehensive in Bisbee
Prices are very moderate.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Fancy Drawn Linens for Holiday Gifts

unusually gathered
Holiday Beautiful qualities perfect
workmanship and piece Many
exceptional
selection made here for the housekeepe
small dolies
for square scarfs and centerpeces
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Cut Glass for Christmas Gifts

you flashing
another bo@ pitcher
Here's
And here also splendid collection exquisite
handsomely
mo- purchase real vauIe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

children's Initial Handkerchiefs.
three in a Christmas box, per
box, 35c.
women's Initial Handkerchiefs.
half-dozen in Christmas box.
per box. 75c.
Women's Pure Linen Initial
Handkerehiefs. six in a presen-
tation box. per box, $1.O0,
Womhn's Fine Linen, En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, six in
a presentation box, per box,
$1.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Christmas Handkcrchiefs
Best Assortment and Best Values

Concerning the advantages making
speak with teo merit
gift appreciated win be found line in
better
prices Beginning with the least
tiles an amost endless variety styles designs and qualities
ranging exquisite novelties
Note the moderate prices
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

Women's Handkerchiefs with
embroidered edge and hem
stitched embroidered at 15c.
25c, 35c and soc each.
Women's White silk Handker-
chiefs with embroidered edge a.
s5c. soc. T5c and sLo0 each.
Mems Fine Silk Initial Hand
kerchtefs and fancy borders at
75c s1.0O and s1.25 each.
Children's White silk Handkel.
chiefs. embroidered in a variety
OF colors. at 25c and 35c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA
Why salvea Fall While a Simple
Liquid Has Accomplished Thou
uanda Of curee.

It n now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities
that eczemh iu purely a skin dlh'
ease. due to germ. and durable
only through tho skin i 10 not O
blood disease At all In fact. thou
aauda u people suffer with skin
disease and are perfectly healthy
otherwise, aud thereby prove they
have no diseased blood.
Smoary aalycs cannot reach The
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin The only way to reach
the germs ls by means Of pene-
,rhtlng liquid
Such a liquid can be obtained By
simply mixing ordinary oil Of win,
tarrrcon with thymol. glyoorlne and
other healing Agents. This CON.
pound known a. d D ID. Prescrlp
ton. stops the Itch inatantly-and
the ourcs alt appear to be perma.
nent In fact. II took thousands Of
cures, ease after case, before the
best scientific authorities wefe con.
yineed Of the absolute merit Of this
remedy D d D Prescription kills
The germs in the itching skin. lis
effect Ia seen within one minute
after tho frat application. We 60.
peeially recommend D. D. D Soap
In connection with the treatment
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 Nrst Az,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
OFFICERS Of MINING
COMPANIES INDICTED
ARE ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE
FALSE REPORTS IN THE
OUTPUTS.

doLpFiEip New June o.
Forty .alS indictments have been re-
turned by the grand Jury against
Dfhcefa II the pittahurg Silver
Peak and Florence uoldfioid Mining
companies OF this state. charging
that false reports had boon made by
them 60 the state bullion tax cole
lcctor IN connection With the output
of the properties The names u
thnse Indicted were not made pub
Me- and viii be withheld unul tho
persons named are served 10 appear.
The action u tho grand jury IL
viewed with great interest because
oi the fnct that many prominent
men afe connected with tho eam-
paniea In question In official ca.
nariliea
United States Senator oliver "
Pennsylvania and Senator William
Flynn u Pltisbufg are connected
with thu Silver Peak riine. while a.
y Parker Vice president ~ The Col.
orafa Southern railroad, and Thorn
a. l.oohhnri, a millionaire Of Reno.
Nov are Interested In tho Gnidfisid
Florence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
GEORGETOWN LAWYER
BARRED FROM COURT

A. one Of The Incidents in the
Hight between the present admins
ration NJ Georgetown aud the Cor
~ faction. city Attorney G. II En.
ME was barred last night from par.
tlclpailng In any trials before Jus.
ice Of The Peace II D Corey. be-.
cause Of duf0gatnfg remarks con.
corning the dignity of the court
chile on the street IN the afternoon
The trouble started when Andy
Conlon. policeman, was Oh trial
for assault and battery on the per.
son Of Albert Addison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

alyxe. print hlurs at reading. eyes
hurt in bright lights. become very
nervous. nervous diseases manifest.
stomach becomes inflamed. indises-
ton. The results; Kidney trouble,
spinal weakness. congestion base
o. brain, this causing many mental
troubles. fhinting spells. spasm
fits, eplleptio fits. st. vitus dance.
constant headaches, dizzy spells.
vomiting. paralysis Of the optic
nerves and muscles. eternal blind
ness a. you grow older.
DR.. Dickey has equipped his Of
fees with the latest and most mod
srn electrical appliances, for the de.
yelopmsnt OF the many nerves and
muscles which permeats the syee.
giving the blood good circulation.
which add health. strength and
vitality to the eyes and the whole
nervous system. eliminating con-
gestlont, which cause weakness
and poor sight.
Cross eyes Strengthened without
operation or drugs.
with 20 years practical expert
encs as an eye specialist and being
a graduate Of the leading colleges
Of Opthalmology In Germany and
America. ! am prepared 10 treat
successfully the most complicated
and chronic cases. Entire satisfac-
tion guaranteed to all patients.
Consultation Free. Charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

June a. Giascoch's three educated
elephants. featuring Little Nlkr
a tahf elephant Of aiminutife pro-
portions will head the bill Thcse
animals afs aid to be we'll trained
Aefoha,ie. balancing and soaf com.
sff stunts are part q their Routine
HAIRY Van Fpsseu. late q Al u
Fields btg rninstrxis. will produce
laughs and fan, 1fs Voice r Euof
ard his pafgiiss on late song hits
are excellent
sfuth Mns have a comedy aero
batir Bounding act Thcy make
thsir entrance IN beat. supposed TO
BE- rocking In MID asean. and the
effect 10 fihlruiousif funny Hob
erta. tiayra and Roberts a dancing
trio. Will present their laughing
snceeas, The Cowboy. the ell and
the LADY The Princess NiaisnsF-
OF. Hungarian and Russian musi.
elan and danesr. the Illustrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

~ . p'oiouk tonight Prof Frank
W lffNnn viii make balloon aadrhi
alnn a Luna Park with him WV
asrend one Of ls asslsianth. apd
DOH neh each hanging 70 z PATE
chWe VIII cut loose finm the Rbg
be sS e1iRrssagb tRe ,' XII Ana 3gri9g
the. @eltlng period aeafohllght
VIII be thrown On the arfpnHuta 10
fpYN thelr otofy movement ia the
othert ffes ATTRACTIONS at Luna
IA - tunlahi and tdmprTQW viii hr
ostrich driving JINGLE Hiram and hiH
plsa RUDE 8hQreptrta and He fff.
fins other amhHGnlfntH provided
for the week ate the qhuItH the rnl.
lgf coaster circle ewing candle 0f
Venice i1ker house, deep aon diving.
10y whyel snake den The OH from
hara. trick horse "het. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
JOUR- EYES YOUR
BEST FRIENDS

IN y caused for the want
rsprl, fitted glasses.
- properly fitted will cor.
uror IN vision II BY birth
1n. young or old people
~ treatment but glasses will
~ perfect sight. This proves
ifs Intended to be used
~ 10 all cases. Children,
.E4 ald people send as bless
-'t'l' o. children are born with
@ Vision caused by a nal
10 d the eysball. Children
Niisfihs from eye strain,
n 1ases many physical dis.
sae eye and body: suffer
= 'noranee and neglect Of
In lr' 'e, because they fail 10
uae'f mihds that vislon
esn only be corrected b.
saich correct all errors Of
-. ~ 20 Nus curing oil milan.
& i. ''sea.es Of eyes manifeat.
~, renewing ali suffering
~ Hused thereof science
{ , ',1.s sliIl ia ability. Tbls
a. 800. ~ ignorance and super.
|fT y son millions Of minds by
izt.a' property fitted siasass
~ =. . children and peonle
a 4 .A. ~ today. All are benz.
M !, 'slon and health and re.
4 4, Y ,, s.ui.i.srIhg since the cye
klsso y gs'.e'lee haa become a
y ,,l II ,peeislty. when YOUR
Nv, ~ y many symptoms Tor
NJ 40, 10 you strain and abuse
tks.4, ", on. you are crsaiing
W ,sn, sa,,isrius and blindness
y ! , ss,,,st .ad ali u yinniSl5Gss
syn,,ss,,aai'a 'sut 70 you. '''"''
u lauis, I'M ~, s'e ia part Your eyes
VI an ', ~ n'ilats. run water ltes
A.s III ivy ~ laflame, become dls.
''hsIsa,s ", Wy srahldaie. muaelss
double. muscles oar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
THE END IS NEAR

Our wall paper REMNANTS arr
being closed out rapidly There are
a lot Of good bargains left, but you'll
have to hurry TO get them.
Federal Paint a Wall Paper Co.
f3i4 First Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

The Pantagea management recent
ID deeided - ~ saniss q road ahe~
u ffiAf The aireaft during the early
part II the exposition. and rommenr
lnE tsl%fay. tte f'antsscs ail-sfAr
rosa stt~ WI play seattle for one
seek snty. eieaire Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

Ads like this ar. usually mlsiead-
lns I ran supply Them ~ course.
tsphsfieai tebsssi, bat what yen
need Il the skill q the Specialist
Who examines and pfssefihes for
you individually
". n. TWINS, ~ n,
ovuiiss saa turtst.
SO Arcade utdE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

FEATURE Nlll complete the till
A. the stsr,
Tonight and tomorrow the fare.
we'll performance ~ the current
hillI Including the European mldsif
EYmnaHts sod Martha Newman. the
soprano Will be given At the star
Monday afternoon thls house viii
offer an unusual novelty "a the per-
son q nnsir. The hypnntiat uuriHs
the progress u his act he apparently
lYpnutisea young man seated a.
plane 80 that the iaitefi an the
while playing the keyboard. rises
With The plane fof height Of
eiEht feet into the air fevnlfea
fafty times q minute IN tie air. aud
comes slowly down 20 the floor
II thu stage again. PLAYING The
piano Nth equal facility whiie
upsido down o. revolving arouud
The Illusion has never hssn fathom-
ed and has rfsatVu tremendous
sensation IN the keith a Proctor
houses along the Atiantif sea hord.
This viii hs unAlps first visit to
seattle pthsf new acts vii inelu1a
Gtiilhsn \ Murray. hlAekfaes com
sdiahs Jack Wyatt and blanche Rice
IN a curious dramatic plsfist. ~Ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

Unexpected" the Ramsey nistern.
mgsitai misHeg Mabel cafow com,
edis4nti and the ffeheh motion pio.
mfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
WILL LECTURE.

Sam sAddlef will deliver a lee.
ture on Working Glass Politics"
To the Socialist Propaganda league
IN Arcade hall tomorrow evening
at .. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
NAY WITS SINGING
collEENs
Al he o,phsum.


AZ the acs1fcA
u.-fs widow heElns ita
s.1ks errageuifHt AZ the
-. lI1,affrs hifht
Al he Gfaad.
-. nopalaf musical cnusdf
100 IS been seen here Tot
No. itaa fsrfis Hartman
n slasing rumraHs 90 tlfif
2 .a,.k aasns Al thg ifhuA ~
~. ieaaffow nlshl iu the
0f.falal inCligni. ne
fssle fhis cempanf has
l.,nx eoriinuHutis ttr over
M tas met Win great sues
" ~, Nsyef 81 Toxic IA
..,,ss n noiefn kHtefica and
: .'',e,,1sas tlrlsni. and viii 81
~ fplrrdih raft Ter
Z ..,s...r = Aarcas Orlando klds
- ~ osaar Walsh. WAITER
- ieseeh FQzsr2 iiuntid
,as,,.r Nl1f iosls Hart hiss
=. ina uits -Nugetns uattss
.e.. ksna and the ether meW-
IA HARTMAN company The
- u wi - an fquaiif ~ e
1870 ukiis The scenes ~ Ire
Z. Is,slsd = thsY ate 90 japan
= sffl;l re sssnlc Artist stftn
40 fo,A sAsnees ior some e.
s.I9s s.sff rietarea
~ N.,ur q Iokio conrdrnt
1900 lksztriesi naHagsf y DO
= alla liz ofxsniIaiipe on 4 tour
1920 sran. IA ne hope % feAr-
.s,,.l 4 rsn 10 The uriental
- N Toxic The theatfifel
- k.fs nissaksn fqf pfincss anai
r-,s,,.ss and sre received ~ TIE
A. u ~ slis vita pfcvefhiai
sfsrn tnafttff
~ ra1ol edsttaneasif 4 hound
xha 1apzzss< censpifaior and
= k.1n t5rraslcr, hassitn ~
y asssf sressfs % ~ sress
1fsaai ! huge lndit fphhef bomb
.ifrris ~ tie naYar g. sHrafe
+ - 4 ~ effiri<i position. snt
= 1xtrsus stg<rifafs that tsfaiis
Insffr<n theatrical company
~ ~ tzrfs " tive acts %
4 = ssrsr. rhsrs are many
~ Esfs 10 ne mayor o.
~ ~ snoax Which are
ii \ MA Plight Cheer up
<11I1r1 Where the Otran
- Nv cruisinz Home.
r. ~ siktrs but the comedy
- ! 1irsFt rfel1minant.
1ufE4 n - Performance will
y y 1D><lalif enlarged efrhss,rs.
~ ~ tzie4 ~ NJ. Ilswyliyn
~ 1is rsflesl director for
= 1111Hl<s 1zistr Theatre Co.
- ugianz
i 1I1pHafd 10 SaFdiAni Lev
~ " New Yark Girl ahoN
y y ~ serond uffsflns 81 the
E<E1 ruu>snf. walsh Will BE- the
= rr.<~tine u this piece In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

- ~ ls.ftas nni.hs. !
t.''5 a The ssaitis
:.4I<hi. IN -tfns Rivera.
<<l1< tpmaffow afternoon
4 MOO Gifi- will Doubtless
~ u tns most acceptable
4l1s BEATING has ever had
41>l4f Of her talents in
~ y especially fitted for
40 be play tells q thor.
2 nfere<iinx story. combining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

The program Tor neat week has
two bis giri arfa and several well.
krewn yauteNiilians for its fsa .
lures. Heading the t.ii 10 Iasiiie
cut the ff.Yrar-1id fhaiiah sing
81 daaeer and comedian
The three f,riEhtons present a
ueN version u a Ons-Sisht stand
IN Mihstreity.~ which l. aatf Ia ~
fuli d laughs. clever dialogue and
unique dancing
The tisht original Madeaps
WAliaeks theatre In New Ysrk
where then wefe a popular feature
% "A knight for a nAy
Another BIS girl act 10 Mar Wits
singing Coliesas feminine
quaftstts Their songs are a.
fhsir title would suggest. all ifish.
and Include sach Old fayeftt.s a.
Gene Rack TO Erin. Tbs Giew
Worm The f1itis Colleen Love p
Castles In the Air and many other
Ola favoFitss
Di4hio. a Frsnch paAtime. forms
a rnost Interesting portion % the
act u ollie fauas And brothers
daftsiie Brothers are promised TO
prove successful laugh producers
with their act called "Akatorialirw
Evans and Lloyd have . comedy
plsyist. Turning the Tsbles.f and
director Fueasefs orchestra will
pfessnt another pleasins musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

- ka43 to Yesterday THAT
U1EIz qIAiz1 zrl Whimsical PLAY
fzf1 Sutherland and HeuiA L
= ~ hare ~ first presentation
; f1lI< All s<sk starting tofn1f
= uHuec4 Il the Lois theatre.
n ~ r4s . great success In The
- - ur f1r 4 season 10 New
10 W. va sewer sent On the read
zSeN ~ vest ne splendid
49, NJ ti<t praise rscsited ~
= ~ = NJ east Indicates that II
= = ~ u tAs best thiugn u
= w s&sca
= ~ d The Road to Ysstsr.
- ka rzrficniafly Eao1 one
~ : 10 piay Elspeth and
azr ;1seritss % the COMPANY
~ farI!siai relies The play
H1'Io 1><< scenery and 40
- <ii1 i'e Hirausteiy pre :
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

Dr. James has returned. ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05
CHARLES MuAklNs,
A. the Moore.
MISS ANNA LirrLE,
Al the Grand.


song masius pictures and one other
feature sill complete the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-05

Moderate.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-27

Hcro are nouo llttlc things. but /
end thctu very helpful
Prepare tho childrons school
lanch the evening before You have
no idea how much help 81 ALL De- dur.
Ing tn" early morning rush. until
fou have tried IL
Keep small whisk broom over
your Kitchen table. and ~hen pre-
pairing corn for dinner jus; brush
or tao and the silks will vanish like
magic
60 30 the and lo-ccnt store and
get a seen, hand brush. use FOR
Washing potatoes.
naklng soda and bright sunshine
will take out ink stains. Cover ink
spots thickiy with soda. dampcn. put
ia sunshine for several hours.
Take green tomatoes. being careful
not to hrulno them. wrap each sepa-
rately IN paper. pack In box Put in
cellar tn dark place. \ day or tWo be-
fore using take out. put tn sunshine
to rlpcn / have had fresh sliced
tomatoes close Of January. and they
are delightful.
MARY McLiNCH
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-27

bear AGrt Mary Nhca child. ]
rem orr. hcy tha; all the ~aier aacd on
n big farm Tor big family ~aa
drawn up out az p al1ty foot soil in
= three gallon buckct "" bad no
no boz. but = galvanized tin box 20
secn milk. etc. cool ln. This boa
hold s3ttcra buckets 81 water. and
in bot weather tho ~atcr waH chang
e4 ta!rc ard sometimes three times
tav thua mailing from thirty
tao 60 ai1ty-foug buckets % ~ateT 70
Sc drawn for cooling milk and butter.
to aAv nothing % wash day, house
rlcActnE. etc
Then the "a ood pile waa a~af out
f~otn ,hc Kitchen. n matter OF many
..rr. In he course OF day
.,f,ra wonacr how Mother ever got
...raI ready Il must have been
from I'VE 10 ten miles walking Z"
cook one day remcmb" r the apple"
.,a ro,a,ora wcrv doNn cellar. two
~t.a,~ ~ mfafrn Meal. meat ana
sal, acre In m clubhouse nf'y feet
,way Sugar and canned goods IN
rlos.t gn The extreme opposite side Of
.nr house Lard in another closet
u.isan~s. vinegar. cider down cellar
r.h.. ktfrhcn garden ~as quarter OF
mile away. and sweet potatoes
h1lcd under shelter nearly az Tar.
tff had 20 take that route no" 20
go, , meal think would Just