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must first remove the stains.
Ignorance seeks a'light to guide
her while error follows a false
one. If young people had the
right conception of the value and
power of an education, they
would put forth greater efforts
to secure it, Education has con-
verted the earth from the abode
of savage men to the beautiful
and palatial homes of civilization
and enlightenment. For ages,
the ocean was considered an in
surmountable obstacle to the in
tercourse of nations, but educat-
ion has converted it into the best
and most economical means by
which the commerce Of the world
may be carried or. And it has
accomplished thousands OF other
things as great.
Young man, young lady, would
you amount to something in life
great drama?] Then you must
educate. Education is not now a
nstttr of pride, but it is an all
solute necessity Never before
has there been such a demand
for educated men and women.
Do not neglect your education
for the sake of making money.
When you have secured an edu-
cation, you have amassed COM
potency of more value than thou
sands and tens of thousands of
dollars. Ships may sink. store
housesi rsand barns may burn,
riches may vanish away; but an
education will endure unto the
end.
Oscar Dawson,
Principal, Bluff City High School
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EDUCATION

Education is both a science and
IN art. AS a science it investl-
= .Stes. Classics, and formulat-
es the laws which govern the
physical and mental actions of
mankind. As an art it applies
such means and methods as inn
part the most profitable instruct
ion in the manner best suited TO
give both.the body and mind the
most valuable culture.
Education is not merely store
of facts and rules communicated
by the teaceer. but it is disci-
pine, development, a growth
of mind. 1t develops the reason
ing faculties and brings into
harmonious action all the powers
of the mind. NWhen one is pro-
perly educated, he acts with wis
dom and prudence upon all SUBJ
jects with which he has to do:
because his..sswhole being, the
body, Ethe mind, the heart. is
trained to do.that which is just,
right, and prudent.
We can hardly appreciate the
wonderful extent to which all the
mental faculties may be cultivat-
ed. Human beings frequently
possess wonderful powers of
which they do not know. because
they have not been taught to use
them. Education enables one to
use all his mental powers.
Education may be good or bad,
right or wrong. The mental
powers may be strong in error
and may revel in falsehoods.
You can not be too careful to have
the education of your children
proceed in the right way. Error
is more deplorable than ignor-
ance. 1t is harder to lay aside
an error than to learn the right.
Ignorance is a blank sheet on
which to learn to write; error is
a besmeared one from which you
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-12-06
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS FROM ROSSTON

Dear Santa Claus;
Please bring me some candy,
apples. oranges, nuts, a ring and
a little kitty" Don't forget to
come toosee US.
Your little girl,
Gladys Sbhooley.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a air rifle,
candy. nuts, oranges, little
wagon and a goat to pull It. a
train and flying bird. Don't
forget to come.
Your little boy.
Homer Schooley.
Dear Santa:
Please bring ne set OF knives
and forks for little sister and |,
a doll and doll-buggy, little iron
bed for my dolls, a iron. some lit
tie dishes, candy, apples, nuts,
oranges and some negro toes.
Your little girl,
Hazel Schooley.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a doll. set OF
chairs, locket, ring. braciet,
candy. oranges, apples, set OF
vases, doI buggy and a set OF
dishee-
Your little girl,
Audie May.
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Yours truly,
Magdalene Hood.

Dear Santa:
Please bring me all | ask for.
Some apples, oranges. nuts of all
kind, a big doll with black hair.
a doll bed. a pair of vases, a
trunk. rocking chair, bracelet, a
ring, little stove. pair of slippers,
a new dress, a toy cat and dog,
and a silk scarf.
Your litele girl,
Velmie May.
Dear Santa:
Please don't forget to come to
see me and bring what ask for.
A pair of vaces. a doll and doll
buggy, doll bed and a little
quilt for it. | would make one
but don't know how large to
make it. want a. bracelet, ring,
locket and chain. a toy cat and
dog, candy, oranges, apples, nuts
and negro toes, a pencil.
Your little girl,
Bright Schooley.
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sinew" of our government.
Trutbfully it has been said, that
the common laborer of the land
is the back bone of or country.
Our program for Thanksgiving
was postponed until just before
Christmas since Prof. Downs
desired to attend the football
game at ArkadeIphia.
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STANDS AHEAD

There is something Hunts Lightn-
ing Oil that no other IMMINENT possesses
Others may be good, but it is surely
the best 1t does all you recomend it
for. and more. For sprains, cuts. brui-
ses, burns, aches, and pains it has no
equal on earth. 1t stands ahead on my
medicine shelf. Very truly yours,
T. j. Brownlow,
Livingston, Tenn.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-12-06

We wish to call your attention to the
fact that most infections diseases such
as whooping cough, diphtherla a n q
scarlet fever are contracted when the
child has a cold. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy will quickly cure cold and
greatly lessen the danger of contract
ing these diseases. This remedy IS
famous for its cures for colds. 1t con,
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may he gwen 10 a child with implicit
confidence. Sold by all dealers,
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w WANING ORDER
II. B. Toland, plaintiff,

II. B. Toland, plaintiff,
VS..
David Swim
In Mayors Court, Town of Emmett
before c. A, Landers, Mayor.
The defendant. David Swim is warn
ed to appear in this court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff H. b. Toland.
This the 18th day of.November 1912.
C. A. Landers,
Mayor.
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ITCHING PILES

/ want you to know how much good
your Hunts Cure has done me. | had
suffered with Itching Piles fifteen years
and whenl was travelling through Texas
a man told me of your Hunts Cure.
got soc box and it cured me.
John Bradley,
Caney, Kans.
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MOLES AND WARTS

Removed with MOLESOFF, without pain or danger
face Of the skin. And they will never return and n
trace or scar will be left. MOLESOFF is applied dl
recty to the MOLE or WART which entirely disap|
pears in about six days, killing the germ and leavn
the skin smooth and natural
MOLESOFF is put up only in One Dollar bottles.
Each bottle forwarded POSTPAID receipt price, neatly pack
IN PLAIN case accompanied by full directions enough REM
ed to remove eight ten ordinary MoEs WARTS We sell
ORE under positive GUARANTEE if MOLEd
WARl we Wi promptly refund the
all together with
upon - :
Guaranteed by the Florida Distributing Co.. under Drugs
Act June 80 1906 No 4568{ 30 - ~ ~
Please e III paper Florida Distributing Company
when answering Pensacola Florida.
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Emmett, Arkansas.
Nov. 2 1912.
Dear Santa Claus;
Please bring me a pretty new
doll, a nice broom, butter-nuts,
pecans, candy, apples and orang-
es. | will go to bed early and
shut my eyes tight. | will be a
good girl.
Yours truly.
Lolita Hood.
Emmett, Arkansas.
Nov. 2. 1912.
Dear Santa Clause:
Please bring me pretty new
doll, a nice little broom, oranges,
apples, nuts. candy. | will go
to bed early and shut my eyes
tight and | Will be a good little
girl.
Yours truly,
Magdalene Hood.
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Our Entire Stock

of High Glass Merchandise thrown the counters Re
gardless of Cost We must dispose of the oversocked
Winter goods by the oath of December Come IN and IN
snect our goods and prices. AS speciality We will offer
GOO pairs Of Shoes and Boots. Also Y dozen Mems La
dies Misses and Chdrens Coats at great reductions.
They must go NOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
DINNER SER YED
To the Members Of the Wheeling
Clergy by Rev. Father PHeger, Of
ST. Vineents Church al
Elm Grove.

The ST Mary's Retreat. located at
Elm Grove. was tho scene az ID pretty
anair yesterday evening when dinner
was served 10 the members az the
Wheeling diocrs" The affair WAS
held AT the conclusion of th. corner.
stone laying exercises OF - Vincent,
parochial school yesterday afternoon.
and after The close of the pru-iam d..
members of The clergy who had par.
tcipated IA the exercises. repaired %
Oh" retreat where they were the guests
of koV Father r PNrecr rector OF
ST Vincent be Pauls Catholic church
80 Film Grove.
Those present vcrc. R.cut Rev.
J. Domaine. ID. o. bishop OBJ. fh.
Wheeling diocese. Rcv Father FI
"ard B. Weber. chancellor of OBJ.
heelirg dioco-e. Father ID-spH NJ.
Jon. rector ~ fre Church of H, fm
mfru.ef" Conception. H,t Isfr
f"r 90 So N.ruas. - church .t r.r.rr
f"n Lane k.t Father Whitman. .'
ir'fYrt ,.I-r. r|....--
b.s fa'.r- H"..af. arf Fsr s..
Itff'r ~ -f sr..s ,.I.r. H..
p It.srr. .t tr~.rt Dbl. f..
r.n I" sr..- .r. T...r f
mpaff. a-s'-'a-f -..t.r
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TALKS AT PRISON
Mother Roberts Delivers Interest
ing Address az Moundsviile
Penrtentiary Yesterday.

Mrs Florence Roberts knoVn
throughout thc country. especially in
The Western country. as Mother
Eohcrt-. delivered very interest
ir- address fo 'hr inmate OF -he
state peu!fcutary 900 Muuudsvlle
yesterday morning at MIN" o'clock
she used a- hrr subject. "The Steps
10 ilr Throne. vrich proved 'o b.
very interesting subject for fIr
PRISONERS Mr- Roberts o. ono az fir
most prominent speakers among t..
prisoners u th.. country. and rar
.urk i- alor- 'ia hr- 0f Mrs Maud
I1Ilrtf0n Booth. er1 prnhat-
cpl. most rUouiIer- speaker tr ''r
eastern .arf 90 Dbl. I-.f.I Scot,
....r ... rsr confined h.HfrI .'.
eH.- -ra t-.fr. friend. .-
tHr.n.. .r. s. i.at. .r f..
t"- at-f.rr country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-15
FATAL ACCIDENT
ON SHORT LINE
FoLsos RESIDENT ut 80 TRAIN
~ TUNNEL
Sc Bssly i-J.ree Thss r-e Dee shHs
Berg cs~-co irts tie Cier-
cse rospitai

RS Hauxhf a ueu knowu resident
~ Poison. " Va ~as struck by a
Short Lane train IN a tame. near POI
som Sunday afternoon. and ~as n
Jured so seriously that his death oc-
CURED while be VAS being removed
from the station az Moundsviile 20 the
Glendale hospital IN The hospital am
bulance. one leg was cut of ust
above the ankle. and the Other was
crushed TO a pulp. while he was other
wise cut and injured. The train was
stopped and the unfortunate msn was
rushed 20 Moundsviile. but all 10 no
avail.
The body was turned over 20 Under
taker +. c. Grisell. az Moundsville.
and will be shipped back 10 the home
~ Folsom this morning on the train
leaving Moundsville at 1:40.
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Wanted-Male and Female Help
HELP.

WANTED 8oOK-Cor. Baker and Nc
Colloch ST. Bell Phone 97OW.. Nat.
lzOsR i-julyi2
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SEALED PROPOSALS


BIDS will be received until II O'Clock
noon on Monday. july 22d 1912. for the
construction Z tie new city Hospital.
i'lS viii he taken separately Tor the
,'"".raI contract, the Electric Work. and
TIE FIumliu-.
IiIs -hll. DO addressed in sealed en-
Ve .orss Co NJ 10 p EerrenS. Chairman
Huiluur Committee. Neuralgyline Co.
Vince Inns. " Va. AMI aroompnn by
certified Chc~k f"r an amount equal TO
OF the total ~ the bid
PLANS ami specifications are on eN-
f.Uf'fOu az The ufff.e of fUarles ".
Rates. Architect. Euarl of Trade Bldg..
vs. .Fs.l.c. ". Va. frt also 81 the office
- f.' rer.rt'u.rut. Air C.ars. st the
NIres- Home fy-I--m
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FARMS

lh- acres. s-roomcd brick house. stock
Lafh. .'rse barn and many other nee
- i"!iH 'uildings Good supply -
i'l.t trees Rich limestone land-nro-
Ince anything grown loo Ills climate
Just On" wii" 20 West Liberty ..o-rr,i
school u, mile Co street car line 8
.hii" iiE" - WcllsburE IS 81 II Won
want good YARN. t-fA BE- ,.u- -...'..c'
81. rsr acre
'-- ""f'- 4-r0omef house stable $50
.'ALltE frIIt trees T'fa from farm
2. W.""ing 3D., miles fl stree, rs
Great bargain
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BANKRUPTCY


-l $50 ef 49,. $500 D.
We. r Net Na~s.l.a
A r BIZ. -rales .ls--lrr rrlrf IN
n ~ -.r--r q l-r-r La-y 49,
p Ir So -uE-1 Pa
-.s .rrr
So = - r..- 49,. -
rr-l srs.rs % 90 -. 80 IT,
nf Wee lrsl-.a
t-ur- go C.---
-.rfa ral t.sfr.-t rra----fr.rs r-r-
rrr-r's traf ~ 60 rlfr az p Mar lssf
- 81 80 o.! "a .-ts-i O. ..a-rraIi
Hers ffr fHaf 30 49, fllr slrr~r-l~r-
~ a-4 rraFe-ts snd rlEnf- 20 PROS
go - f1ilF rouF - 49, 81 go
T-a TffflFrfs 20 sad aEfs ard 90 orders
oi 80 0o.arf tolrrlrE fI- harErarrrr
her-fprs 20 rrays nat D. may 30
80 ~ fn~ Court to have fl.il di<-
-srE. tf'ni 81 i@a-- rrutanls are nsf
30 "rfafr uuf~r es4l taukrurf arfs a.
- - So O. tsHfs - are 81 ~pt-I 81 las
Dated tnls ma lay q JAY. 4 l..
JERRY ITCY.
BANKRUPT
by WM - CAtrWFup His Attorney.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
N'F'Hern District Of West Virginia. -.
ON mis- 18Th ia 90 July. A H. 1919.
prde-ed Boy the Court that a hearing
De mas upon the same on the 18Th dav OF
August. IT,. 1912 before said court.
~ wheeling. IN saif district at ten
CLOCK IN the forenoon. and that notice
tntfeof Pc publishes "a the Wheeling In
teiilK"n'"r. newspaper printed In said
lhstrict ami f.1t al known creditors
AMI other persons "a interest may ap-
pear az the said time and place and show
cause. II any they have. why the PRAYER
ed.
And ~ IL further ordered by the Court,
, ,nat me clerk shall send by mail 10 all
ana This order addressed TO them at their
places 81 residence AZ stated
Witness the Honorable Aston q DAY.
ton. Judge OF the said Court and the
seal thereof. At Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the ieth day OF July. 4 D..
Attest:
g. r. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
iy-i5I22
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TRUSTEES SALE


Trustees Sale.
BY virtue ~ a Deed 90 Trust made by
\. - Se1Won AMI Arnbella l.. Seamon.
his wife. to n" undersigned. dated the
18th day Of December. \. i. 1907. and
recorded In the office 81 tho clerk Of
the = ounty court Of Ohio county West
virginia. IN Deed OF trust t:ook no 50.
mage SO. | viii s'll at public auction to
the highest and best bidder at tho North
Front door Of the Court House. OF
Wheeling. Ohio County. West Virginia
SATURDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. =. u. 1879.
commencing az ten O'Clock o.. M the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in
the city Of Wheeling. Onto county. West
virginia. In tho seventh Ward ~ said
city on Wheeling Island. that - to say:
situate. lying and being in the City o.
Wheeling. ohio county. West Virginia
AMI more particularly described az part
Of Not Number Nine In the Alexander g.
Nohins0n's Addition to the city Of
Wheeling on Wheeling Island. Said part
of lot Numncr Nine hereby conveyed has
q front axe - fifty feet on the west
side = South Roadway street and ex-
tending in n westerly direction % equal
width and along the north side OF a
fourteen feet Alley one hundred and
thirty feet 20 the Alley IN tho rear %
said lot Helnc tie same property con-
veyed 70 \. y Seamon 10y J. Eilwood
Hughes ana wife ny dee1 dsted August
2sri. 1887, md recorded tn tho office OF
The clerk Of the County court in Deed
Book o.. page f42.
Terms OF Sale.
bne-tnirl. ana as mu.h more % the
purchase money as the purchases shall
elect. In cash. and one half ~ the resi- o.
du" 81 the purchase r.on-v Wiz Interest
On ono wear from tho day OF sale and
tho other half OF SAID residue. being the
remainder of the purchase money. with
interest. IN two wears from the day Of
sale. the purchaser giving his notes with
personal security thereon. satisfactory
20 th" undersi Ened trustee for the said
deferred pavmentS which deferred pay
meufs shall he secured either hy Deed
"f Trust upon m" property sold. ~
reservation ~ lion in tie deed from
the undersigned trustee To- trio purcl. aFer.
or hy fh. retention 81 tho legal titie 30
90. property sold until M. payment IN
f.l OF Tire deferred purchase money.
T. = T. B'BETF%.
rye 'H- y -N-d1-F Trustee.
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HOTEL IROOIJOIS

south Carolina ave. and beach. center OF
an attractions Capacity 400. one Of
inc most modern and up-to-da:e. 100
ocean side rooms. Private bates. run
mig water IN rooms. clevatory music:
me porcn"s White service Special
rate. $li up weekly. $3.50 M daily.
Booklet " = STAY
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IsLEswORrH-or

isLBsWonTH-On the ocean front.
virginia Ave. overlooking famous
steel Pier Capacity SOC Special. Sl2 SO
w weekly no extra charges for hot sea
Ndter baths. elevator. spacious porches.
private paths. orchestra. Auto meets
trains. Booklet Vim. Hvman. Prop.
Frank NJ. Phoebus. Mgr jy-l5-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTED-TO secure a copy Of the
journal OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
AIRY IL. 1853. This journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dermott,
e nj is wanted for the State Archives OF
". Va. any owner OF a copy OF tho
journal will perform public service
by communicating with the Inteili-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis,
state Archiveist Charleston. W. Va
tf-July12.
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THE COLwYN.

81 South Michigan Ave. splendidly
neliehtfut rooms. open surroundinEs
one block from Il. q o. station MRS
G :. BERGE\. Prop. formerly OF san
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FOUR BOATS
Left Local Wharf Yesterday With Fair
Cargoes-River Falling at
This Port.

Yesterday was an unusually busy day
for Sunday on the river. and the de-
partures from the local wharf includes
four packets. each carrying fair car
goes. The Greenwood for Pittsburgh
had a very large cargo while the Kama
wha. for the same port. carried con
siderable freight The Liberty carried
nearly 200 persons on her Sunday ex-
cursion TO New Martinsville. while all
the other boats had fair passenger
lists.
The Stage.
A stage Of eight feet six inches and
stationary was registered al the local
wharf last eveoing. while below the
McMechen dam the river was 81 feet
and falling. The pool above the docks
was IA feet
Sundays Boats.
Greenwood. Pittsburgh a. m.
Lorena. GAINESVILLE. 10 a. m
kanawha. Pittsburgh. p. N.
Liberty, excursion to New Martins
Vile.
Indian. arrived s p. m
Mondays Boats.
Indian. Matamoras. II a m.
Liberty. ClarinC'on. 80 D. m.
Greenwood Parkersburg. 10 p. M.
The Marks.
PlTTSBURGH. Pa. July 14-Stages
reported tonight follow.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-River 1912
feet and stationary; showers
PARKERSBURG-River So feet
and falling: cloudy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 feet
and stationary. clear.
OIL CITY-River one foot and fall
ing. clear.
WARREN-River six-tenths and
falling. cloudy
STEUBENVlLLE-River SIS feet
ami rising. cloudy.
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

virginia nv. near Beach and steel Pier
ppea SURROUNDINGS. Capacity 500. Hot
and cold sea water ratns Large rooms;
southe Exposure. Elevator To- street
level. spacious porches. etc. Special week
rates. $40 w daily. Booklet. Coaches
meet trains.
COOPER and LEEDS.
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L0UELLA
HOTEL RALEIGH

- Charles Place and Beach POO large
cool rooms. ocean Ni-N. private baths.
running water iu rooms. fine porches:
elevator. electric lights etc. Food and
N'iNi'" - the best VERY reasonable
rsteS ~ ! DIMES.
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RiVer-BOttOm
Farm

OF 360-A.; in Lebanon township.
Meigs county, Ohio. fronting half
mile on Ohio river; 65-A. OF all
bottom land. balance rolling. Land
in good state Of cultivation. plenty
OF fruit. well Watcred by springs.
wells and cistcrn. Groom house
all TlaStcrcd 36xlOS-foot barn.
with capacity Of 100 head Of cat.
tie, boat landing and r K station
on opposite side Of river. and farm
Is near good town Go0i reasons
for selling price night. terms 90
suit purchaser.
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HOTEL sorHERrS
HoTEI NEW ENGLAND


South Carolina Ave. 2nd house from
beach. Best equipped modern price
Motel In Atlantic city. Elevator. bath
ing from hotel Booklet l.. \. BEN
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HOTEL SEMINOLE P Ei6Ei

80. Carolina Az. and Beach.-R Best loca-
ion. now modern. complete. elevator
private baths, etc. Special. $40 up wkly.
Bk't Mrs :. r. ALLEN
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FOR SALE
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED-TO BUY
WAETED-To buy 1000 old feather beds
at once We also make the folding
feather mattress. Address A. Word. care
columbia Hotel. ~ 18th ST. Wheeling.
". Va jy-i2-m
WANTED-To buy Wheeling Gold
Range mining stock. Address DougaIl
Specially 90. 4i9 Walnut street. Mar
tins Ferry. -. jy-12-i
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE sEVEEH~FSIrn1SScd IComT- win
hoari. 80 Main 81 lRAe-I Rel
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NOTED FOR ITS TABLE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-10-10
LEE
COUNTY
JOURNAL
PUBLISHING
COM P A N Y

sible exception Of pone bread with
its hard crust, is as easily ground by
the teeth as wheat loayes or biscuits.
Moreover, if toughness is the des-
ideratum, Susgeon Stuart may as
well advise stringy instead Of tender
steak for boys intended for the navy.
The Jacksonville Times Union ex-
plains that corn bread IS asfor the
teeth only because corn meal is us
ualIy employed in its natural state,
while wheat flour is usually steriliz-
ed. It says:
1t is true that, pound for pound,
wheat flour contains more nourish-
ment than corn meal, but wheat
-four bolted and treated to make it
unnaturally white lacks important
elements especially needed by young
bodies growing teeth. Bolted corn
meal, such as the West sends to the
South is likewise defcicnt-to give
it Keeping qualities" it has teen
robbed Of important constituents.
Good flour from any grain will fer
ment when kept too long-to pre-
vent this it is killed" or sterilized.
Flour from wheat that has not
been sterilized will furnish material
for the growth Of the teeth; corn
meal that has been sterilized will
furnish this material. The fad for
white flour" is injurying the heal
h of our people, and the no usewife
should be warned thrt in seekingef-
feet she is depriving her children Of
material vital to his welfare.
The benefits Of corn bread donot
end with the teeth. It's virtues are
many as are also those of wheat
bread. The wise man will provide
both for his family, choosing in the
case Of corn meal the more palatable
and equally nutritious variety made
from white corn.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-10-10
Get Habit Of Quiet Speaking.

The easiest Of bad habits to ac-
quire is that Of speaking loudly.
language has become SO complex
that not only is it necessary to say
the right thing, but it must be said
in the right way. A phrase may be
Said in jest or earnest: a rebuke
may be kindly or sternly; an order
may be willingly or unwillingly re-
ceived according to the tone in
which it has been said. Many q
faithful workman is uniustly ac-
cused Of unwillingness and disloy-
atty because Of the churlish manner
in which orders are received; many
a master is regarded as unfeeling
by his employees because his actions
are forgotten and only the sting OF
his shrrp manner remembered.