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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

American MlSS1Onary aSSoclaLlOn, give aid to the extent of s1o,000 a year. All bodies maintain extensive work among Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese, of which there are thousands.
 Unitarians and a National Church
 Inquiry among Unitarians brings out some opposition to the plan of a great Unitarian church to be erected in Washington President Taft suggested, some weeks ago, the erection of such church there. The suggestion grew out of local conditions, and did not repre- sent a national movement by the Uni- tarian body.
 The one Unitarian church in Wash ington is an old organization, dating from the early part of last century. When President Garfield attended the Disciples church, or President Roose- yelt attended the Reformed church. these Washington organizations took new fife, and gained. for the time at least, national attention. The same has happened now that President Taft at tends the Unitarian church of Wash ington.
 Crowds come in such numbers that q new Unitarian church is necessity. Furthermore. under the present min ister, the Rev. N. M. B. Pierece, the institutional work has grown in a way comparable with the Sunday attend ance Hence the proposition to erect in Washington new and larger Uni tartan church, and that 1t may be great In size and in the scope of it's work, it has been proposed that Unitarians of the whole country join in the expense.
 There Is some response to the pro- posal from Unttarians In general, but the opposition comes from some who say that Unitarians should seek to liberalize other bodies, not initiate them by erecting ca- thedrals. They say that unless Unita- rianism does this 1t has no reason for being That the Washington Unitarian church. expensive and imposing, will greatly contribute to this liberal evangel- iaation Is denied in some quarters. Be- sides President Taft and the local con- gregation in Washington, former Gov. John D. Long of Massachusetts is taking active part in the Washington project. It Is the conviction of the President and of the Washington Unitarians that the project can be carried through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

$19,000.0O--Lot 25x140 feet. on 5d aVe'' between 17th and 18th streets, where there has recently been eonslaeraple activity In building and where prices of real estate continue to advance. The active demand for west 5d ave property is accounted for by the handsome profits realized by lnVes- tors. A-524.
 1S,000.00-Corner lot on lst Ave-, e"s' of 20th street, fronting DO feet on lst Ave. and extending back l5i1 1R feet to railroad tracks on Morris Ave- Tn the wholesale trade district. Inside lots in this Block are held at s4oO per foot. A-523.
 <I0,500.0o-S25OO.O cash, 2-story brick veneer 9-room furnace heated, hard wood floors, tile bath and toilet sep arate, large lot, faces east, l block Highland Ave. A magnificent home. Let us show you this beautiful place. A-52S.
 s3250. .OO--An attractive Groom house on car line, Earle Place has all con veniences, electricity, water. gas etc. Can be bought on reasonable terms. A-53O.
 s49O0OO-south Highland Bungalow, D rooms, fine location, furnace heat hardwood floors, beautifully papered, on car lnie. A beautiful little home on easy terms, low rate interest. A-517.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
Our Answer

be offered to purchasers. Our answer is, NORWOOD PLACE is thing for speculation, in thought
 ice At the proper time it will swing into the of Bmng greatness without causing tremor to substan
 property jar existing conditions That time may be- than think may be little later; but 1t will come as surely the rises. Need say moreY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
LIVE CHURCH NEWS

American Missionary association, give aid to the extent of s1o,000 a year. All bodies maintain extensive work among Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese, of which there are thousands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

lt the poultry keeper knows the
composition of eggs me- viii better
understand how 10 feed TO furnish
the proper food elements needed to
produce them Scientists have found,
after many analyses that eggs con-
tain about 90 per cen; water, II per
cent protein and 2S per cent carbo-
hydratps.
Thcrc are only about twice ms much
carbohydrates AS protein, while In
most grains there are from six to ten
times as much Wheat grain, which
Is considered very rich In protein,
contains more than three times as
much carbohydrates as protein.
Wheat contains nearly seven times as
much and barley eight times. OH
meal. on tho other hand, contains
nearly as much protein as carhohy-
dratcs. gluten meal one and one
third times - much carbohydrates
as protein. elton seed meal twice as
much. cows milk nearly as much,
driol blood nrty-two times MS much,
meat meal usually thirty times as
much
when it is desired 10 make a ra-
uon of any OF the grains for the pro-
ductiou of eggs 1t can be secn that
IL is necessary TO mix feeds which
contain a great dca, of protein, Thus
if wheat is fed meat meal should hc
taken into the ration. II corn is made
the bulk of the grain ration, a liberal
tpf.rnf ..f TrI.l tl.,I 4hpuIl ulgn hp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Many farmers have discarded all
fowls and cater to the duck business
altogether as they will produce twice
as many eggs I'm the run OF year
than any flock of hens, regardless OF
variety
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Others rt tNcvU loan. We have
no mnuey o. owl3 that thomc Brown
Investment co, Boston and Second
adv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
INFLUENCE OF A GARDEN
helps to Beauty City and 10 Aisa
Important as an Educational
Factor.

Gardens and trees about the home
not only help to beautify the city. but
they are also OF great importance As
educational factors. City Forester
Prost said recently: They impraye
sanitary conditions. Increase the valne
81 real estate. strengthen home ties
and stimulate civic pride.
Whenever YOU fand home who're
grass. fiowers and vegetables have
taken the place of clnders, TN cans
and rubbish, there, l am sure. Won wall
md happy family. successful IA.
ther, contented mother ana wen be-.
havea children.
| Gardens are practical, simple "a
/ make and Intensely FASCINATING -
those who start he work. And often.
times one garden viii result In ths
ultimate Identification Of whole com.
munits know at cases who're i Fam.
ily Inns moved into neigAhorhooa
where not . garden was cultivated
and hg starting ono Of their own infor
ested ali Of their neighhora In sisnllal
prniecta. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
| Home Town |
Helps f,
| oNooN MUCH LIKE PARIS
n,Iii.h Msifgpyiis IN tfs Lsessf .
aisgm EusbrSUd@d, DsssL
Hsa CRY,

~ The uth dagH ifJtdos UsS szssz
ltsltr - atty ~ D0Hdsfg8s D0za1. pssas
IA comparison appeared 49, t-5gar
hrsny bsaids rhs grim lafx1SaE vl.3e1
surrounded EgKlaBf's alssxsS<yszz-
Nov. The Eesais ~ L<,z<Gz z-s
hrtphiaf, n vOaKfbis, a&G EE1ss q
Parts. the #hODs ~ Esg, Esas zSGTs@@sz-.
49, viyaeigis Hogt ~ TIE gs&yG -
rafis we're conEigsfsf - ozgY tgy
those whD did MT HsisG 5Fs&z ssE.s
or Who t0ld sAnh otass 60 wE1F-@r
that they bad besE ~ tEe PslzzE R.cT-
ale. TodsY, tho tgKSGE cksz-sws bG1<-
~ advertise The met y5sess e-.e-ZzE--
ments, there ia 10 sssggSc- -. e -.
discussed, no noTsl tE&G e ~ real
and II has bscDEas a we1l-k-C~- sF-
Ing that instead u re ggsz-ger w--ze-
being rsstrslEs1 ~ Sse1-- srg- l.
dulGtnR IN GoaEtts11 5ate-z-Z-e. Es3srs
are nov descrf5s1 "a ~-1s aor- @ co,3k
one would not gre 70 ozss =s1z1ss- .
rsad''-for tEtE wa z g1-zE <eEE-@ yE1--
N q wsll-kDow1 wgyk q @e-z1-
Rush and EGTg, k--T al Ia
characterize the E1= q -z1ss ~. E-s
called the sz1z-z set t. ssrzr ria
in the park tEs zs-s-z11- E-@vs a.
shopping czlls ksT= x-wez vzz-9s .
polo matches AZ E-Es1z-s-a1s--@-E -
TOR scOTcEtZg. s-11gs az EgE4- z
you wanted 4 - 13E EzTs - So 49,
friends, yoz s1Z1& 1-EE--EezE * IN
AZ quiet. s>.s-- - z-zzz-z-a-z =
dim. stately ding --1-E ..s-w=@- :
and 2 C'clCeE Wv -==-E E-E--z. T.
tells. tea zg-ses AL l--aezz-.E --o1--s
are The resets = - representative
q The 1EE-11-z1-s Wiz
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
Wells FOR YOUTHFUL BRIDES
Raw Edged TuIie ls Most Favored
Girls Height Decides Quantity
Needed.

1 The ven most approved for very
youthful brides is OF raw-edged tulle.
The girls height decides the quantity
needed. as we'll as the length Of her
skirt The drop over the face is far
shorter than that at the back, and
after the veil is adjusted on the head
the bottom is slashed with big shears
to follow the lines or the skirt
A Juliet cap. made soiidly Of orange
blossoms, Is q pretty finish for q tulle
veil. 1t is put on after the tulle is
arranged on the head, and the veil
may Be slashed away at the front to
show only 3 little rufas under the
cap: but tradition stu calls 70 s great
extent for yelling the face. even
thoagh many brides prefer the veil
shzt crups 0nly at the sides and back
For dresses trimmed with beads the
Juliet caps are in matching pearls or
CRYSTALS, the TAT tops and bunchy
sides of the little fixing proving a
very becoming finish to the face
A 1udy-cap arrangement is very
41EAAeAA AAA LIS ANNE NEAA8 %AAANdAA Xix
OF one corner Of this. under wreath
Ct grange blossoms giving the cap
lcok The cap part sits lov down on
- kea1. sed 1t smart wedding the
AeaA axinxz x tie bridesmaids may
~ esns eass covering TIE head In
ss m@B mag
Bsses,e are tAs nw0 avrangements set
sah ~ sasa - tas neNest styles
49, Axs1al ss 80 - beoomgngneas
Is eaa Masaa asssossaaa nataag. rnany
haeaaA have thssF Fsaas caught 40 nj
sa.s laaa nspHans IL ang way that suits
- faos - there are eesax that hang
chr p &C. tsek y tie had, TILE
ve1ls thAf AAHR SNsF tie face ur that
AtaKe Il aAposad aagh head arrange.
msEasa aE,d ag& ones Bas II one wants
sae aasosuteig fastaoashts thing, have
suans SCR ~ / Aasaa sow cAp fixing
tog aas sop 81 the head. mop gath
assAHsK seF Lace ana fhs sagsst bunnei
8ua EnAAm
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
REVYlL Or GOLD BEADS
String " AstsrnAse pain ard chassa
Resae u Gre u Latest Nov.
egslsA.

Cold baaas arA "a fashion. Old
strings thar have MOI been worn
ahoald BE- brought cut ana II Tar.
nashaa fl.ag ran ~ frightened ~ hot
soapsuds - i Eoea Eilver polish.
TIE nNNer bnAda are larger than
tbs old onas some Tia Size III ! small
marble These are MOI la good aRats
A novelty Il The string Of alternate
plain and riaaRed bendA Sgmatgsnas
tie entire ntFing ~ n entrusted Rola
anes. bur they IRE hard II kern clean
A cellar effect made IL rows ug small
beana Ii becoming 10 this Nth with !
alnndar fhreat. One 81 the new &C..
signs haH nine rows. each bead nsl
slarRsf than an ordinary plaihsaa
/ Cold beads are not especially 81
coming worn nazt ri the skin. ~ shs,
i should bN uaad to hrlKainn slnrl
gown mthnY tDmn for iarollat,
frpuk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22

IN 1srgs aswES Sz1SA SzEZ-sG- s1-ze's
SIS the SzSwsS.Z. SAs Fs-szzE AzsAz- All
The japanese Ez-cs. E-s sEzs-szi~
Besides thaSs EA@-s &ns TT -z2@E
orange TIE ro15sz bel TIE SEa-@zz
yanhoGtsn. and rAe gsx-i asUS1 Tia
doSwoo5s Sn1 srs-g-~szs wzS-S = Ns-
IN the Seoo-&Naz q sS-ge lava
OF c00rse these are MT a. TIA az
needed Tor . assH-zeEl lava 1z- = 1aszS
the Important tAaag - tAsc& VEL
kept grass SOL kAs cS-vs<. = ~Cz
please, agoa which 20 sec ina seszs-w.
Tie esnpSS. &EyAarsss. craeas AM
geraR1agas are rscssS&rr. soze sAoG9S
Be used eacy IS a.s~Ss-s> q su2s x
them In p0reh AaxeS> S1SH-sZssasz
are oft@R desired. &nE the Aa-Gas1 IA
r4etses shoaaa A% eSeSansE AMI E2acs@
together II rows y eeass IS s1<aE9s
roSeh0Shes soaR Nr0w "a a2zras E2S
appear Unsl&AtRy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
sAn.Aa e. $50 -.

II the iet Is Sas&ak. say &c AT Ts&
feet, choose the aow xrowanx Ss4-1ssS
such az the sParaea es essAeS rrzzzS.
foiiA, tANaher1a og Alsaaaaa sSEEssss.
These are Aarss, Ac~xSS~1a8 r2zrss
about three eees IN AesgAS. TSs So
rAea tAeaheg1Gt A@s vsxw En@. AxAz,
gFeeN foliage. WITH asskae wAsae aCwsrS
scattered eleax tAe A-@neAeS~ re
spsraea NeNAlaA. ~ TIE VarseSs an
thaas watecev, = = vesy g-e@ ncxS-azx
sAFssA, with efinSoa covers. n i cazs
t'avt and low IN &veMtA. Srsgasa y@,
nsfelia hiss &go&psag AraneAsS WA
double White aaass- aEke eewors, re
leaves u this variety asSwaoe aSsssAzs
hNex in tho cal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22

capture put over black fnarsta and me
little watered pipuas on Tbs reyssn n
the coat are Of MORE poplin In 4 pale
mxura The buttons a. she q axe
nlso covered with che hina.
i very becoming feature 0f this
short jacket Ii the shaping of The sl0as
mnd sleeves IN one. this resulting III
nne.pinns sleeves on fha kimono order.
The back In IN one piece and fhe
double hreasting adds much To the
gannksaess 81 the short cut A GOAT
cult with such dresay. nnrtnK rnvars
ard short sleeves. even II trimmed
rather plainly. could. With suitable acs
rens0rlss. be MAIDS almost the pieces
~ resistance OF the summer wardrobe
Ihen lse figure " solid enough MOI
10 NERD extra thickness there ars
naeny textures that could D. nlnzla III
without lining such surmA. Nlllss
Alpaua pUplin. ntr.: the revnFn opllnl
nd uifFx rpula be gufx nplnhsd, too
60 khas 1he whole costume would Aags
nasnauaerx lock. whatever ~ color
n summer weight satin. IN blnnk. We
IL gray Or blue ii oIt@n nHad f0I
- must prim u fhpwe talIorna guifs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
49, COWS.

a. me q --e CAV = hen nobody
vas ~ ---4 = 3 New York tenement
sz-s-- v--=- a-5 babies search was
-as+ -s~-g1 - building for girl
~ RI ~=ve- vo-- elbow sleeves
---z-z ~as t Ike when would have
a,s-a- esEa.e --ss.. but the styles OF
- Ehs- *e4 r=4-s have disQuaIined
-z SAD settlement worker. !
rrnz q -rzs v-zts E baby Eho needed
: RAJ -sxe- y -.s spot | had no
ssz--1na-z- 90 resG the temperature
~s -ssa wa--r an here Eas none IN
~ haz Re hand and face are
NJ xsss s---a4se hey have become
anzxA4raz 81 exposure. lne'o
rs g -r-7e vsez ne elbow vas al
z~@gr7zaz r~ q $ aabys pain
49, sas- ----s---zs.s to the eiDo~
g. .-.,s-z=---ss - ashy. But SIAS'
80 zs.~raz hare impaired the use
srs9rz=z -s -s1- za---sl thernOmeVe,'
--szr ~7n7v - A. - TsAea Oh nv
szxs AZ =e-- vcz ind al ei0O'
80 80 s.. : 1o2g sleeves
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
nrhafaag Cans.

Ihe new nnta fiawnfea III rnlnra ara
beine turned Into fctehlnR bFaARfaai
rapN FOR tnn HlFl who levee tha bio.
fuYesann One % fln new naeala lsns
5 aeap fafn0 #lsuAknr urown gltiea ins
Is lsoIinA pana IA inuA and
hnlf Mina nnFaFta Nll1h folds 81 anla
fsasue 9glsEUn over ea0h amF ii dram
ia ! pointed Iabps ngsnat ii lnua IL
naAi.h Az Hes thns sell u glpe sslnul
aarn anA EYagnea ~ fape III ennh
ssde lssh alaisanttl eansuFg hsma
naaf, 0NaF Amah 1T Ehase pnlntn wnA
! Single plnh FgsMh. lit baneh ii
Usnh Rls1lln blpeRelsp
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
CITY nlnntlnn.


citias are being considered mora !.
4 unit. with civic centef eyar n.
creasinR II alz0. with raalal limos 81
development ever extending nutwara
with interraaiAl anaces ii leaa yraluA
and racaiylug less bttanssaa. h,s Il 4
~ these places that marks ana a.
tiuiatrF functions q city IRE should 80
lnratea Their veiua FOR PARKS Is
greater than The most costly business
block hcAnt sympathy ID given n
him vino would locate large SQUARE.
uf papA m the midst II i business ls,s
tTist II AsrnaA linpe II rnflal rFoS.fh
fnF thnre Analueaa must ounnantrat, i,
sven ~ the lena e0Arantru.aA "a
suns rags hNt pAElsR and pAllswa,.s
should pp lonasea IN ineersralalal
! ApHres
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
YIELDED TO WHIM OF WOMAN
''"" General Sir o'Moore Creaoh
gave His Wife an Elephant
Ride In Calcutta.

Ge1sra' Sir O'Moore Cre.u, 49,.
sf.Ssss sf}n-cnief Of the Rritieb for
:. s.t 80. stationed at Calcutta is an in.
...-s7s-f husband as well "a a hr.va,
- lazy Creagh, becoming weary
p 1s'F'nE Out behind her horses asLad
- ss1@F@i 10 arrange for her to tak~
SO afternoon constitutional nm a.
sszszc bsek. oh Gle
bg' nay dear" explained the gan
"a mere isn't an elephant in ca
@@as. ana besides one must have
s'-s-@. permit 70 drive an elenban+
s1sDE g. lie streets. The ordinenno
F-s@afes al rraeRc to be stopned nm
Dce@sag1s u tie sort"
Tie Indian commaDder,n-cb,a,
gag-t . D. able to arrange it-ths
s-z1gE roo mention ARE mere details "
- " Moore found that the oplv
'sz-1@1 Gassenger-carrying elenbo,t
s7zalzs1-T provided with observatIon
ss'sss IL The near neighborhood he
-s-g@c 70 t5e Msharajah OF Burdwan
.. .--2 he Aaharsjah loan the eIa.
s-s-i 10 the Indian commapder-in.
e--@t Would he? Certainly
- huge animal vas logged thir-
.E-szI niles from Tarkeswarr to Cal.
ia accompanied by two Indian
ET1"-1s A; me appointed hour on the
sS-a-T--g Gay the elephant was in
wig soTgeousiy decorated. Lady
-ssAS- 1o11'ed 10 the animals back
- Z@z1s G. adder. Then, with no.
L. s@eor-. sae rode at a stately pace
--'1-E- "a own from Howralr Bridg,
- 80 t9tt Along he entire dfstaDce.
SO "a re : sh, Of vay. All traf1c
vas s1sp@1c=-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22

RiorNson, the Norwegian poet. loved
animals. In lecture delivered by
him when abroad be said. AT home
II Norway We do not murder any os
OUT song birds. Our oAilaren have Tor
Years banded themselves together In
clubs 10 protect the birds nests. Rn,
what We gatn by this for our ae,as
gardens and woods IL as nethtns In
comparison with what we gain for the
eanoation OF our children IN weaninr
them from cruelty and making them
ne protectors OF the little birds Il
teaches them 70 control their feellnxn
and awakens enthusiasm for wortey
causes Their love OF destruction we
enahSe 20 magNanlmiU, In Norway
y y the school that teaches cA,laran
taeaF duty to song birds and IN Ire
schools they form their societies far
bird protectioa From the Anfme,,s
Friend, sNs's''s''
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
stgasn. Net CRAFTY = ssa--s.

Plato, 3 handsome rzrroz- rs-zr3z-
ably for his ability IS 5 ElgE5sz- wzs
tie principal character = 9 rerszt
tragedy in PARIS His 1wnE q
student named ~ Csrv83o. wzs sx-
cesdfagly proud Ct his per whoz he
had taught % make charming zrZEe
speeches IN English and also "a TAX
French, Spanish and German w1.h ID
caany aueney. Nine NRchEnsl. RS
landlsdy, aislke5 the parrot. how-
ever, and the other ne-a1aE, while A
breakfast TIE student noticed o -zr>
oeroUs look in her eye VIXEN Pate
amicahly invited her 70 cone or ana
p3ck v}olets with him NJ. Carvxg1s
eft TO attend lecture, bur became
uneasy, and returned 3uSt In tine 70
find his landla6y vrinetng tire par
rots neck, NaaaeneS with grief, the
student threw his lanalsay down
stairs She was taken to the hos
nital and he was taken to prison
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
DOES NOT LIKE BIG CAFES
Parinlsn Digapproycs Of Dining WIN
Crowd While Music Interrupts
HI. Table TalE

Paris poHseRgeF no xix story restau-
rants with wallis Of marble and alabas-
ter where the masses may eat and
watch their fellows eating In time TO
powerful orchestra But then the
Partisan is not gregarious IN his nab
itg. He believes tn the gayetg that
comes from within, and not the Va
rlety supplied b. the management
The prospect Of being able 10 have
his petite marmite. his sole dieppoiBe,
and his pouIet cOcotte in company
with 1899 other diners would not a.
tract him IN the least He would dis
tiactlv resent a band Of sixty-fve per
formers. drowning with Wagner OF Ls-
har his witty table talk Staggering
statistics OF the numbers Of lunches
or dinners served daily al his rsstA1-
rant instead Of swelling his manly
bosom with national pride, w04l3
probably incite a feeling o. disEE-s-
as to the precise amcE1t Of care bss
1owe3 In the kitchen o. his owZ r&--
Iicu1ar dinner. The gaystT CO EEs
crowded eating palace L. ~o-2G nj
understand
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
HOMETOWN
#*3GlIfEPS;;::s
VAS REAL SANITARY METHOD
dIaHeaPults Gives nhiaei Lsswaa T.
Whole Geua'fy ia ths Disposal
~ Hef Garbage.

Minneapolis ts htaFtaE . new trait
Che has, found 0ut that nu tlif tbb'
wants to ha a vlphn atty san nhRlaet
tn garbage banding auu she haH
gone 20 wprb ia aat pHna for the rest
~ az The real beauty ~ g. too. is
that Hbe hHa solved the garbage prot
lem OF more ueafly solved II thhh
has anybody ese, w 10 date
Nearly four years ego thia campaign
to handle garbage without nuisHnee
Was started and today IT Is pronounced
ep unqualified auncosa No more ufe
/ there foul mHEFDty garbage cans and
/ All because n city ordinance provides
/ that every housewife shalt drain the
I garbage If all moisture and wrap II IN
paper before putting n in the ran
| Jhia not only lngures 81 clean can, but
The spaces between the paper allow
the sir ~ circulate and keep the EHrb-
age from freezing and udherlnR to
the can IN cold seasons In other
wOrdg heat, moisture and the ny are
81 eliminated Any kind Of paper car
he used, but 40 q rule there ia plenty
Of wrapping paper that comes around
packages from the grocer and butcher,
a. well as old newspapers. that the
housewife 10 glad 10 get rid Of That
all this may be done properly the
board Of health issues q printed
card of directions for the housewife
and advises that it be hung IN Der
kitchen.
But this is only an important intro
duction to the story Of the garbage
system which is being adopted by
large city as a unit When the garb-
age man comes around 10 collect bis
quota he finds a clean can, he is moi
faced with vet and dripping refuse
and In cold weather he does not take
q pick and batter the can ia order TO
lift the frozen material He merely
loads The prepared garbage into &
arg steel box. somewhat resembling
! bsthtub. and which has 100 feet ca
Jacity. He hauls this to a central
ransfeT station. where the tanks are
fitted OF the wagon truck by means Of
n electric hoist and placed upon FAT
airs which convey them TO the crema- {
DRY or disposal plant A train CT sew I
raj cars soon reaches the cremat0ry
lst outside the city. where the boxes
- lifted from the cars by an electric
oist and dumped directly into the IRE.
: other words. from the tine the :
aTbage Is rolled II paper BY the :
oaseKite until the ashes are taken
ON the FIRE OF the disposal plant
here is no necessity for the refuse TO !,
9 handled by hand AS the paper used
, wrap the packages, as a rule Is
aste material. this too Is disposed Of
nd the sanitary condition of the cans
nd reduction In bulk Of the waste, be-
ause drained, make the necessity for ,
less frequent saving in
money to the city.-Technical World
fagazine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22
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