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Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
The Way to Hscs;ness.

70 look fearlessly upon life: to ac' cept the laws of naturs nof with meek resignation. but IS .ief sons. who dare 10 searth and question: to have peace md confidence within our souis-tbese are the beliefs that make for hap ,,iness Maeter'in~k.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

In good many years experience in the feeding of silage there has been virtually no evidence forthcoming that it is in any way injurious as a feed for cattle. More than this, it Is relish ed by the other farm animals. and all seem to thrive when IL constitutes a portion of the regular ration
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
The Tid.s and the Esrsh.

II has long Leen knoHn theoretically that the t6es act as a brake on the -r.atfax earfb ard fef5d To lengfhea ,bs day. The effect. be weyer. Is so slight that il cannot ise measured in any length Of time at mans dispesai. II may be estimated with the aid of
 ersain assuap'ioss and using fhe data available. N. T. NaeMiiiaf lsse recently n,ade tb4 ns-f esassity es5sEs,sifa- f,asn 1sy fts tssrfn1tas u=es, hy eEzf- n....~x rfe ErxEs fer ths h. re.sss If fhs- lenrrh of tie day one second in 4soDo years
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Before the hot fires of the early win, ter are started in heater or furnace il is good idea 10 inspect the fiues and see if the brick and plaster are sub stantfal enough 10 last until spring without repairing It is an easy mat ter to overlook because it is quite out of sight. Yet an important one not withstanding this fact.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

sick animal on the farm should be Isolated at once. This nes enly makes it possible to give the special care neaved. but wi.l leSSea the likelihood ef spread of the trouble provided il should prove catagious.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

TO the Board ef 1sslsy .omsaisssvssfs fos NiHdhsn, Couaft. sereby apply Tor liesns< to sell spirisuous. ssa sut0xiessinx liquors. sie. isg<x beer, shtne wine axsd eadsT. q z5z ffost6encF street. town of fst.am, Conn. NY pixe~ of tn-tn<ss l. socst- ed withsh iss feet h direct ii0e ffpm sny church e1lnee yf psbsic Of pssseilg~l sesa~ei, Of the tr~ussts pertaining fhefsto sf xay post of1ee e p1bgk< I1tfafy. or e<fn t<fy. Dated xt fsInAns, tBls istb day Of October, A.. D. lts.
 LOrf. CLOUTfER, Applicant. Erfis usdefsixp are electors x1d tsz- pay ers. ow asae real sstsf1. of sns town Of fsfhxas, Genn and her~by sisn sba ~Edess< tbf fefefo4sg 4yfal- cation of Lpals Eiostses los bs~nses aSd tessby e<riify tszt sad sppisc4nt is ssIs sbe psrsoa gs ile~Es4d tsfzashs ts ssis attir4flsh Dassd ~ fsiAzrn. tais issh day sf October. 4. b. ispgs
 ABtosne Bern1eY
 iehp B&aAsfs
 Sareae<s Ie<inkf
 C. E~ Esenuis
 Ffsnk AAxHss3f h~Yeby certify fbAt slr 4bfsse aans~d s{xners sDd s1sIsrssrs are el-zItT< and t41 pasers ex q. ins se4t ssisks, sn the town ot Pusgan Eo1fs bs.sd at fufnsa 4 esa. .thls itsh 1&s Of Ors. \.
 SnEDEaicx v. SEWARD.
 Teun C1eg1k
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Ed lns pea,a at .lpan.y oemmls.lesss. sos

ITO the Board af County Commissioners sor WiHdsaa County. hereby appi, for | iecase to scii spififuoas and in,axicatlaR llq sors ale, lager beFr, sAing winr a,,d cider, Il is1 Providence street. town ef rHiuaiu. Conn, My place of businuss is not b. cai.J within zo0 fs. v. ( diseet lins from aay church esllfiee of public Vf psfochtn schoOl. " the premises pert lining thssete.or any post 01ee. pubile library of eFfnetcrys i tied ss i'utn .,. tpna.. this isth day q usts A. D.. iD0y.
 JULIUS LAFLANME, Applt,Ant. We. The uadssrxnsd q, are electors and tax pAy- CTS. ssninE real sstaas. Of the town uf Put6naas Gouo., and hereby ssRa Hsd ebdaTse the poeeNn1ek application sf Jaiiu- Isanalnmt, for ttd&nnr, and hereby esniiy that said applicant is ssli '. bis psrsoa to bs iir.nsed pursuapt fo said arpll- cation. Datsd si ra.-am. caan.. this isfh day q Oct. A.. D., iae.
 Jueph Peioqain ss William an6in1e
 BsnisI Lsbuseiete
 av.sph Lsbassisfo
 stn an neIisrssr hereby eerify that Gis above named nissies. sud rusio ais iesters and tar paysfs. ouez ing frai ssfass, in tie town os sPuf nam, Conn. based at fafssfn, tsDsn.. thss Isth day af Oet.
 FaEDEhicK W. sEwtRp. Town Lserk<
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

ro the Board Of County Commissioners for Windhan. County. hereby apply for . lieenss to sell spifitueus snd intoxicating liqaefs, ale. lager beer, rbns wine and elder at lssa fr vIienre st, town of Put nan, Conn. My place Of business Is not loeated within s00 feet in direct line from church eds flee or public or parochial school or the premises pertaining thereto or any posi- office. public library, of esmetesy. Dated al Putnam. Conn. this isth day of oct. A. D iaOe.
 sJnsEfH pAIgLE, Applicant. We, the undersigned. are electors and tax pay CTS uw ming reai ea7 ate of the town oi Putnam. Conn, and hereby sisn and endorse the fore. going application of Joseph Daigie for license. and hereby certify that said applicant s asuiHble perron to be lieensed pursuant to said Appliea- ton.
 Dated at Putnam, Conn.,, this iath day of oct,, A, D., i9oo.
 Thomas N. Bears
 Joseph Dasesutt
 Louis Benoli
 Alfred iIbeau
 Mtssei faquin hereby certify that the above named signers and endoT seH ars eiect0rs and tax paysrs. own. ing real estate. h the town of Putnau. Coun. Dated st Putnam, this isth day Of October, A. D., ieDy.
 FREDERICK ". SEWARD,
 Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
One Soul.

Could any little lamp. though lifted high. Tighten the void ahysses of the sky Could A faint rose leaf blown into the sea Perfume the oceans of immeasitys Could one chord sound In melody so far That all space echoed to the farthest star : And vet Soar soul amid the infinite Makes ail a fragrant harmony ef lightl
 Charles Buxton Coins in Century.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Several counties in Wyoming were lately placed under quarantine by the federal authorities for the purpose of preventing whnt Is styled as the lip and leg disease among sheep. an sfi- ment soHew hst similar to the foot and mouth disease In cattle
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

There Is one present day fad which and that Is the rapidly increasing tend ency of people in cities and smaller towns and In some cases the country of sleeping in tents on their porches or in their back yards. IL has healthfui- ness and solid enjoyment to commend
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Just why fl Is 90 we have never seeo explained. bur fruit that k srawn on sandy land seems To develop a brighter color at maturity la select Ing an orchard site it is therefore well 10 keep this point in mIad.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

A British abortion remedy that is said to be very effective consists in giving animals subject 10 this ailment two drams of pure carbelie acid well diluted in water in soft feed every other night during each alternate fort night during pregnancy.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

me a we'll woman. and l would like to tell the whole world of it l suffered fromfemale trouble and fearful painsin my back. l had the best doctors and they all decided that Ihad a tumer in addition to my female trouble. and advised all opera tion Lydia E.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Better little dirt on the kitchen floor and bright smile for tue tired and hungry husband when be comes In from hard days work in the field than floors white as scrub brush and elbow grease can make them and a cross and irritable wife with the back ache
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

There seems to be pretty well set tied opinion that while seed corn will retain it's vitality if buried in an oat bin 1t will not do so if the ears are reason for this seems to be that in the first place the ear Is kept quite dry. it's moisture being absorbed by the oats. while in the second instance it gathers enough moisture so that hard freezes kill the germ.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

It requires from four and eae-auar- ter to four and ene=half bushels of wheat b raake harrei nf -four. while a harrei of four viii make about sS0 ne-peHnd loases of bread.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

The highest price paid for beeves on the Chicago market this season was Ss.30 fer bunch of native steers weighing l.6oo pounds and finished for the market at Bloomington. III. This means that single animal of this weight cashed it's owner Si3T. so In the words of the hapIess little ne gro in the comic supplement. This makes a noise like prosperity"
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

The fellow who puts off the securing of his seed corn until be is atield with a husking wagon the latter part of November or December may be trust ing Providence for n good stand of corn next season. but has mighty lit- tie ground on which to base any snch confidence. In this as in some other familiar experiences the Lord helps those who stir around and do most to help themselves.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Good naaaseaaeat ou the farm as wei as in the home consists as taaeh ln knowing shat to irt go as in hat to do-in other words. in the power of discrimination.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

It is usually the tahby cats that are most efteu found kicking around un- der ones feet sNhseu sre the poorest nousers and of least account.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

A good. square leak Tt piece Of meat reeking with tuberculosis germs. and the exhibit Is being made ire quentiy these days. Is calculated te nake he consumer of meat and milk nreduet~ ihankful that some one in the past decade haa patriotic concern enough for the public health 10 assist In giving this dread plague its present publicity
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

nISTRICT OF WOODSTOCK PROBATE U COURT. W.odstock ,bet. v. 19t1.
 Esta of William W. wepber, late Of Wood. stock, dvcensed.
 Upon the application Ellen W. Bishop, Grand Rapids Mich. praying that letfers of ndmnlstrn. tion may te gr Anted sad estate, per application on Ale more fully appears, tt is ORDERED. that said applicsii.u be hcsrd aud detetmined at the Probate ufncs ju WoodsIoct in said district oa Inc iltn dsy vf Novtgp, at 10 o'clock A- m. aud that noiics he given of the pen dency Of said application and tiis time and place newspaper pu ished in Putnam. a 4 by postiDs \ copy thereof on fhe patiie -sxn ps,st ia the town oi wo.drtock n.s est W rse the deeessed last dwell, and fy d.p,siiing In post oiiee postage paid | copy .f sad sswspspef addressed to all inc heirs at isw.
 certified from Record, <s.st tLAHENCE II CHILD. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

The State Poultry association of Connecticut has brought pressure to bear en the members of the state leg islature aad secured the passage of hill which eompels dealers 10 sell eggs for what they really are. \ nlaeard must be placed in each receptacle con tainins eggs staring whether they ara fresh ar cold stors =e
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

While a chicken will roost on most any old thing. from the edge of bar rel to the reel of a reaper. a glance at the shape of the foot when 1t clutches support shows that to be comforta- ble the roost ought to be nearly round. While straight and even poles about two inches in diameter with the knots trimmed smooth will do nicely if one can get them. q pine , by with the corners rounded off makes an excellent perch.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

The hazeInuts which the children gathered this fan will taste mighty good 6y the winter fire.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
AFTER SUFFERING
 ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink ham sVegetable Compound

Milwaukee. Wis = Lydia F. Pink. hams Nerefahle Cnmnonnd has nlAie
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
TIE NEED OF SHADE.

During the hot weather Of Juiy anu August this year there appeased HI some of the central western states ac counts of cattle in pasture being Siiitu by the intense heat In most cases where such losses were reported thefe was no shelter for the stock rom the giaring rays of the sun. In one HI stance all of berd of twenfy-inree died. while In another some nfie*n perished. the animals when found be ing piled up one upon another ID an effort to reach a mere patch or shaef hardly sufficient for single ani'las' Losses of this type would seem to sug Yest the wisdom of providing shade oi some kind in the pasture iet so eha' on especially hot days the stock may find refreshing shelter there Wnefe a grove Is uot available shelters VI some kind should be erected ~nea ray be Jeff open on two or three slues so as to permit of good eircuiA'ion of air This item Is too late 10 neip out any this year. but it fnay serve ss reminder for next
 Squirrels as eiusfons-
 once came upon several squirrels in a wood feasring on rhe fragments left by a large picnic party. ines had sor<ed themselves so muen tDa' could easily have caught tnrm a' tAey nopyed up the trees nearest- infs looked as though they had been nnish iag the dregs of the beer bottles as well as eating the cakes ana o'ne' 'eIngs = Edinburgh Scotsman
 i'arience-- Before she n,aFr'ed iiss husband she thought he was the 1os4 sractfui of men
 fatrice-And Is she disappointeo v him.
 Patience Disappointed say. sos tasf ought 10 see him sry to cArss shicken. .- Yonkers Statesman
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Io .ag IYy U. noAEs {. .a.. er eouxIY eoaxls.

TO TuI BOARD oF COUNTY COAMtB. slOSERs ef Wsndhsm CeHnff hereby apply for license tu ssii splritao1s and iaspx xieaiiuK liquors. aie. lager hevr. rhtet wine and cider. Al f apd Livery stf.ei. town of PBtnsfn. Conn Ms piae~ of bas,uxas ts rot located within 3oD feet ia direct iise iron aaY church eaifes or pabiie uf psfochisl scil0of. or the pfsmisss pesfatsinx thsrsso. or any pest office. publie tsAsnFy Of een~tery. Dated nt fatuAnl, Eonna. this to<h day 1f October, A. n. 1y1e.
 CHRIS OTHER !. gAMPRkLI. Applicant. Ees the snderstgned. are elreinfs and tax payers. owntaE real sstafs. tt tse town Of fAH nam, Ionn, and hereby sssa Asd epa0Es@ fke foregoing application 0f Ghfi~t0phss |. Camp bell fos itceosS aud heseoy certify Inst sal4 applicsnf ts sunasts psfson e b. ueens<1 pursoaat t0 snid sppiiestt6e. Dated sf ratnzfa. Cenn., this isth day e October. \. D.. iyoy.
 E-kk nss,: 5ss,,.
 q Y. Rss1y
 Mlebeei C1nncs
 fFsuk no1Aey hereby certify that th< slOye nnaAS1 nlHnese .sd epdoss~rs ass tIccfhss sud fax pA, es1, oWu- tng reel essste, h tbe Town of rufuaIu, Coun. DstSc si fntasn. Goan, tbls lsth day 0 usle- bss, \. D. ioee-
 FREDERICK ". sEWAsn.
 TOuu Lbesk-
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

A COURT OF PROBATE mOLDKx A1 A Weofsssech within and Tor the Dssffiet of >edssoek oh the ifts day Of Oef.. A D., 1899.
 ffeseHt lfxssncs H. Child. Judge.
 Oa mefion of II. Axaes tbiid of Esss Hnod- stuck. Asnsss*sf1srix 0a the iafess4te estate of s,eoTss " t1sita, late of Woodskoek within said assfSfef, ds<s 4<<d<
 This Genri doth decree that sin snsHfbs be d. lowed ami limited for tho tfeoiterx ef sAid <stnf1 z sxhf'sss sn<ss claims against the sane t0 th1 given ef thts order bl pNDtlshlnl uo0a6 ik | n<~ spap<r hssinx eifealzsten V knl1 6to1y1d. pess is ssid 16wn o5 Ueo1 1s1lGI GS511l l 75 S
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

TO the Bosrd of County Commissioners fos Wiadham. toeuty.
 | hereby sppiy for heens~ to sell spirituoas aad ibtsxs ealing liquors, sis, i.sef ps<r rhine. wine nns elaer st No. Pomffet street, t0~n of fatn1as, Conn. NJ place sf bwsits.s h nDs located within 70 fes iu direct iiss from any church. edIhcs or public of p~soehisj sebooi,sr the premises pert sfainR tsvseto. or sny Dost of- Ace I.utim library. o<shslfsy DsfAd zf Putnam tsnn..fhis isfh dsy Of 0ei. A. D. Ip1.
 NAZAIEE FEb SQUlH. Applicant. We, fhs undersigned. afs eieetvys snd tsx pay. CTS, saint resi estafs. Of the i0wn of PulHsm, Cosn.. and hereby stTn and eade she foregoing spplcsfisn of Snxsire Felpsiaip fss lie~n>< and hereby certify that snid appiicaas is s sais2bis p~reoa 10 be feEh-sd paTsaasI In ssA sppiseasiDa. Dated zt fhlnsfsl, ttsr tstn dxy yt October. \. D.. iyg
 John q. D*pir~
 BsbitH Lsbaesi@fe
 Joseph Ftioguia
 V iiilsm SsndAie
 John <. ssndsix hereby c<rsIsy That the above named sisnerx and end0s<efs As. eisetoSw and tax paysrs ose lnx real ess2te. in fEe io~a of fus nam ,loSn. xD1fsd At fu;uxms G0ssa,. fisis tsth day Of Oet.
 FREDERIC K ". SEWARD,
 Tsxu Itesk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

TO the Board or County Commissioners for | Wiadhstn County. | hereby apply for a itcense 70 sell spriiaOuH and intoxicating liquors. abr, lager beer. rhine wine, and cider al 10 fomfret street, town of Put sAm. Conn. My place of bssiness Is not located within 20 feet In direct hns Of any ehsrch edihce or public or parocb.ai school. ,r he premisss pertaining thereto. os any post ofiies ~ public library or ceswetsry. Dated at Putnam, conn.. thi. issh day of Oct. A. b. iWa. vIcIOK CHAfDELAtNE. Applicant. We, the dersigned. are eiectsss and tHx pay CTS. owning real estate, of the town of Putnam. 0onn., and hersby ssa aud endorse the fore esoisx application Of Victor ChspdeiaiBe for q itespse. and hereby cersify rhsi sad applicant is suiia- bis person to b. iceased pursuant 10 sAid sppii- cation
 Dated at Putnam. eonn., this isth day Of Oct. A. D. 1903 Josepb Aiisrd c. Hrousseau J sfiouKhton Richard 6erman r. M. fsciair
 hereby certify thai tie ssose named signsrs and er,Aorsers are electors and tax payefs. owa tug real eaat<. sa the Town Of Putnam. Conn. Dated zt Putnam. Conn, this 18th day 0f Oct.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD,
 Town Ciert.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

\ Pennsylvania farmer We heari of the other day very effectively solved the problem of loesening up the clay hardpan soil of A iong cropped field by sowing the field in the spring with seed of the long horn turnip and blow ing the whole crop under in August He found that the long taproots of the turnip had penetrated the hard soll to foot or mere. and when the -otts decayed the field was very effectively perforated. making possible ready eireulafien~ of air and moisture. Al. falfa performs a similar service fin Ioosening the soil. but the turnips get action in q much shorter time.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

CTAfE OF CONNECTICUT. District ef Wood.
 - stock, ss Probate Court, Get. "a, b. lps@.
 An agreement Tor the adoption of Henry Mar.
 tin Daniesan. miDor aged about six weeks, Il
 resident of the cit, Of Worcester, county tf Nor- G ter, State of Massachusetts. having been OK.
 hihited 10 this court ps Frank hmh panieiran,
 father Of said mlUor. of city and county ni Wor9 eesttr, State of Massachusetts party of first part,
 and Carl K. Exc and Matilda E. Exc, husband md wife. of the Town of Woodstock County afWtnd
 ham. state uf Connecticut. party Of sseond part,
 gn.rs thereof for acceptance and approval. il ts
 ihereupen
 Ordered, thai notice he given 10 all persons in. ferested "a sp,ssss st;s. Probate offer in Wopd stock, In said district. on the Ath day of Nos.In
 Der, A, D. igsS. at one o'cook in the afternooa os said day. then and there 10 show cause, N sny they have, why the sad agreement should not bs accepted and approved by this court. by publish ing this order oi notice Two times n to1ne news paper having eircaatlon In aid tistr ei, and bs posting a copy Of sAi- order on the public sigI post in the towa Of W oodsi ck at iesst Mx dAys before said time designed for said hearing. teriinec froa, Record,
 A3--44 CLARENCE II. CHILD, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

A plain spoken friend of the writer. in referring 10 the practice of those on a rural party telephone line iu taking down their receivers and listening to conversations when their neighbors' ring sounded cubbed 1t as "harkin on the line" Not lnfrequentiy \ telephone patton will not hear a call distinctly and will thus unwittingiy overhear a conversation that does not concern him. There Is -xI use for this. but mighty little for the practice which prevails in come sections where from twn to half a dozen receivers are taken down every tiiue ring K given for some other patron on the line Those who have got the habit of ''harkiD' D the line probably have given the prac- tise little scrutiny. but In the last anal ysis if is akin 10 sidling up to two pfo- pie engaged in private conversation an the street for the purpose of over hearing what they may lave 10 say or secretitg oneself behiad a door or ua- der window To hear cony erxati0us not concerning him in the least 1t makes matters no better that the of fender cannot b~ detected. but rather the more disgusting and small. Where 1t desriot,s into habit if Is ap abject admission of insnt;iciency and poverty of both character and experience as well as priuIa facie evidence of nor btd curiosity and poor breeding.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
ro sl,,. TIE : s BOARD 4, % os ssrxTv sn~nts-

ro THE soAnD Os eslr~Tv tuwMts. stDNkks of . fndham Counly
 hereby Apkiy Tor . lic~ass to selL spts1hnus sn4 inicx isssina Hqscrs. sis, lax<y be<s, sh3ne WtX6 and elder. q fe.s of Mnin, 6te Ia I'M ufSS67 lown of rafnem, Conn. My ps4ee 0f 6u61n6m r iqesfed within iSB feef in . dtfsct inc ffsm nG1 ehufep edioee. pubic os paroehial scheua. Gg 6f@ pSem nrA peffa1ning useseto, V asy pe13 TT ~ p1biie iibesry, ~ essr~t@sy.
 Dssed af rsts<m. Cosn-. tkls.i3&h ~ sf Qctobef, A. D.. tSoaL zss 7-s
 WILLIAM '. KILLlAn. Acp,Ioeun
 We, th~ uni<rssgned. Afe efuoeafS 15A 111 psyess ewninx real esfxts. of tks ten q TT. nam .aed hessby sikn and endoe~e n eo<Sac1m~ ' psiesiion ofWnf. kliiisn for tiesnne TT TT s~ftify thst said sppisc4at ts nuiSanls r1fH1n W be uc<nn<A pufsosnf ta sal1 1Un(50af{pS S' bsssA As Fsfnans this 15tk dAy ~ 0c<u>&H A
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Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Washington rated agriculture as one of the noblest and most useful or pur- sujts in a day when the methods foi- lowed were crude aud the results at tained meager Today 1t occupies sfili more exalted position and In very true sense furnishes the means whereby we are able 10 subsist as nation. The time Is fast approacnine If not already here. when an increas' ing number of the brightest boys and rtris of the land will look to agricul- ture and horticulture in their general and snecSal fields as lcallings which they may enter with ample equipment of intelligence and energy. knowing that fin return far the same effort nee essary for success in professional bus1= ness or clerical pursuits they will reap a generous and substantial rewara- TNe co,sditsons to be found In rural life may aud ought 10 be healfhfuL wholesome and upfiftins-nay even ,nsnirtng-if rhe right spirit Is brought ,o It's activities NowithstaDding the erocress made in the past fifteen years. ,here Is as ret tuf meager showing ,s The possibilities of tie highest ana hest frpe of agriculture II Is f6e one ,,reat field of effort. tremendously ~sae ana roomy. which has not vel been ez- c,ot,ea and exhausted. The door of or .nrtunify swings wide fer fhc-e VII" vould enter it. promising type Of life. ..ora, frsurht with hard foil and sau,e discouragements. af once eh~ r,ast health giving and independent or those pursuits which young men ana women are entering today
 The Cultured Cuisine
 .so your daughter has been to cook lng schools
 ..yes~ answered Mrs hcGrdley-
 -, xunnose she has helped along fhe housebcld economies!
 Not exactly sLe has made us ap- urs-ctate our regular cook so mach rha, xe hare to raise her wages esers ,sna she threatens 10 leave Vast in=son Star.
 [, me temporary absence CT sass ,4autx editor this question vas na1e s hr mistake to the sporting euiaes -How should one get riu oi saPs'' ans hairs on the upper TIP .-rh.rs easy" be wrote ID fe.s -Just push the ycang man away rsrerpool Mercury.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Oranges grown in some portions or Mexico are infested with maggots. the larvae of flies which lay their eggs in the skin of the growing orange and batch by the time the fruit Is rtpe and have a fine time in the pulp of the orange until they emerge as fully developed flies. For this reason Call forula. with her immense orange grow ing interests. has placed an embargo on Mexican oranges as well as nursery stock, so much Is spread or this pest feared. The maggot Is white ID color and Is from q third to half an inch long