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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
A Way to Keep EGGS FRESH
Without Using COLD STORAGE

eggs should be placed in carefully with the
points down in the oats, but not touching the
bottom. The eggs should not touch each other
but may stand pretty close.
When the space is filled with the first layer
OF eggs more oats should be carefully added.
Care should be taken not to turn or move the
eggs. Fill in about the eggs and cover with at
least an inch of oats, and then place another
layer in with points down, as before, and con-
tinue in this manner until the box is filled.
Cover the last layer of eggs up well with oats.
and have just enough in to allow the lid to
go on and be fastened, so that when the box
is moved or turned over the eggs will remain
stationary, instead of leaving their position
Keep in dry, cool place marking the date
on the box when they we're put away and
twice or three times a week visit the place
and carefully turn the box over. This will let
the eggs stand on both ends, and the fact
that they. are turned frequently helps greatly
to preserve them as the yolk of the egg does
not get to settle to one side or one end and
cause the egg to 90 wrong
Another secret is in the fact that the oats
do not wholly exclude the air. The eggs viii
not keep as well if the atmosphere is entirely
removed from the shells.
Wheaton bran will permit a little air to
reach the eggs as well as when kept in oats
They may be kept for a short time in SUM-
mer in this manner. A month or six weeks
will show no change in the egg is properly
kept, but if put up in September or October
it is no trouble at all to keep them in perfect
condition until Thanksgiving or the holiday
season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

A UTOINTOXICATION is a word that to
~ have been invented for the purpose of avoiding
the necessity of explaining the facts. The pur-
pose of this article therefore is to tell in plain Ian
guage what autointoxication is, its causes symptoms
and results.
Administration selfpoisonng
Selfpoisoning is one of the most common disorders
with which people afflicted and it expresses itself
in many different ways that in order to describe
intoXication.
eating usually eating much, but in many by
eating several things at the meal that chemi
cally inharmonious.
Some of the symptoms of selfposoning anaemia,
languor that tired feeling mental duness, headaches
and a lack of interest in things and general falling
below mental and physical par.
When we take food into the stomach than
the body use Natures first method to get rid of
to decompose it, This produces what is called super
acidity fermentation On account of the excess OF
acid food is forced from the stomach too quickly and
usually congests and ferments in the upper intestnes
This condition produces carbon-dioxid, carbon mon-
oxid and sometimes toxic poisons In cases of ntes-
final congestion these posons absorbed into the
blood and become of a great deal of trouble,
but where administration gets its is further
along after has been digested and taken into the
circulation.
If we are blessed with good digestion, and can
simulate more food than the body use the
passes into the circulation and is stored either in
the form of fat it undergoes decomposition and is
changed into alcohol and other poisons! This is
the plans provident Nature adopts to keep us from
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

FrER conducting a number of tests
"A with a number of materials for pre-
4 - serving eggs, John T. Timmons, of
Cadiz Ohio. claims that clean, sweet. dry oats
will aid in keeping eggs fresh longer and
better in the home than anything else. Wheat
tran will do nearly as we'll but the cats
properly used are the BEST and the grain is
not damaged in the least and NAV be kept
for future use or fed to he fowls in different
ways to produce more eggs.
A dry, cool place is the best in which to
preserve the eggs. They will not keep so
well in damp or overheated place
A box should be secured that will hold from
a peck to half bushel. II should be tight
enough to prevent the oats from passing
through any cracks. Paper cartons are eX-
cellent Grocery boxes with the lid intact are
good.
Oats should be spread over the bottom until
1t is about an inch in depth, and then the fresh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

sucding and is also where the word autontoxication
gets its name.
The remedy for autointoXication is a moderate
quantity of simple food, copious water drinking, and
the total elimination of all stimulating and sedative
articles such coffee tobacco liquor and drugs of all
kinds.
No greater mistake be made than to seek
remedy in drugs or take stmulants, where one is
anaemic or run down" BY this process we merely
throw an additional poison upon the selfpoisoned body
We deceive ourselves with a stmuant but we have
not reached or dealt with the cause.
The human body is incomparably more complex and
delicate than any machine, yet there is widespread
belief that one skilled in the art of locating disorders
can in large percentage of correct and cure
them bv the magical effect of drug application.
It is not meant that all drugs are bad but that
the theory of correcting disorder without removing
its violate the greatest law OF physics inc ldea
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

The duration of attention or the
time that it takes to tire your at
tnetion is better the greater you are.
One of the reasons that Smith is
bigger man mentally, commercially
and politically is because his atten-
ton, like his physical endurance,
never seems to tire.
If you do not believe his atten-
tion fatigues less easily than yours,
take n page from an ordinary move
or magazine Then for five minutes
by your watch have Smith and your
self run a race in scratching out
each 90 and each &c" or each r.
and each "a" Then see how many
you overlooked each minute of the
five minutes as compared with Smith
whom your unconscious envy compels
you to see nothing in. You will be
amazed that Smith overlooked few If
any in his lost minute. while each
minute Otter the first start the num-
Der of letters you did not cross out
show an unpleasant and ineXcusable
increase. Whereas Smiths accuracy
improved each subsequent minute.
yours grew worse and worse.
Yet you will be loath TO admit that
this shows Smith to be more alert
than you. Vanity prevents you
from acknowledging that Smith, who
you knew when he was counting
ridiculous Sally Jones'" is any better
mentally than you are.
To test your powers of Imagination
the ability to become wonderful in
veutOrs, great engineers, archi-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
HYPNOTIZING INSECTS to Keep PAIN AWAY from You

the muscles of Carausius really in state which
is named by psychologists "hexibtas cerea" d. e., wax
hexibiity) They strained, but not extremely as IN
the state of tetanus they be stretched and
main in a given position. Expressly the same state OF
muscles is observed in the cases of catalepsy or
hypnosis" in higher animals and in man.
How strong is this rgidity of muscles is seen from
the experiment shown in Figure c. Here Carausius
is posed between books with the tips of the oreegs
on the one and with the emo of the abdomen on the
other very considerable weight for it, in the shape
of some paper strips has been placed on its abdomen
so that ii is bent like bow, and Notwithstanding 1t
will remain in the deepest alepsy for one or more
hours in this strange pose.
II is known that catalepsy has two distinguishing
features: % caaleptcal subject does not feel PAIN
one may cut and sting him, and he remains in the same
state of mmobility % the cataleptical tension of
muscles does not cause fatigue And, in fact cata-
entical Carausus is completely feengess with sharp
scissors one can cut off its antennae and feet and one
after the other all the segmens Of the abdomen; its
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

of curing disease without removing its is in fact
parallel with the ancient theory that of vicious
character could be made virtuous by magical process
A may turn from vice to virtue in a moment, but
he become spiritually strong only by growth, by
conformity to the moral law. In like manner, bodily
health comes not by magic, but by right hving-by
conformity to the laws of health.
The human body, while the most complicated, is the
toughest piece of mechanism known to the scientific
world 1t will adjust itself to unnatural things
than any other piece of living matter known and while
Nature is exacting, she is at the time forgivng
and if given half chance, will keep the biped man in
fair state of health, therefore, the conform
to natural laws the more bodily will enjoy and
the violate the natural laws the more disease
will be afflicted with.
The whole question of health and disease is
ducble to this Discovery of the conformity to the
natural law is all of wisdom and the beginning of wis.,
dom is faith that Natures laws are all sufficient"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

green blood flows from the
wounds, but it stays in the
same pose completely mo-
tionless.
If the same result could
be procured in humans, it
is obvious that surgical
operations might possibly
be performed without the
use of anaesthetics, and at
the same time without
pain. While the use of
anaesthetics is not near
ly as dangerous as 1t once
was, the surgical world
would hail any discovery
which made their use I'M
necessary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

lepsy exactly like that ar
tihcially produced in high
er animals. Indeed" de-
clared DR.. Schmidt, 1T has
long been known that
many vertebrates can be
hypnotiZed and made mo-
tioniess by simple meth
DDS. If we lay a rabbit on
his back on the table and
fix his head and feet for
a few seconds. we shall
make him cataleptic-he
will lie Mo.ionless some
minutes, and his muscles
will be sire med as in q
hypnotized human sub
ieCt. The same can be
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

done with a crayfsh--one stand him vertically on
his head and the first pair of legs and he will keep
completely motonless for hours as if bewitched
when l detected this interesting muscular state
in the quiet Carausius tried experiments, and
after number of trials it occurred to me, for instance
to stand the insect on it's head and give him still
more amusing pose which have called the wrestling
bridge In one the experiments cataleptical Carau
sius remained its head for four and half hours
And he showned not the slightest signs of fatigue
All these experiments sufficiently demonstrate that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

~ ANLESS surgery without employment of anaes-
r thetics may be the result of recent scientific ex-
periments made upon insects
1t has long been known that person in hypnotic
state does not feel pain he may be cut stuck without
being sensible of it, Minor surgical operations having
frequently been performed upon cataeptic hypnotic
subjects.
But not every person is susceptible to hypnotic in
huence and the present aim of scientists is to develop
a for moi hypnosis to which every will yield
Curfously enough, their research has led them to
the domain OF the insect world 1t has been recently
found that certain insects in state of catalepsy
hypnosis during large period of their existence.
Particularly is this true of Indian insect known
Carausus morosus.
Professor Peter Schmidt of the Imperial Uni
versity of St Petersburg. has made close study of
these insects. and declares that while they may often
be thought at first sight to be sleeping reposinc:
closer observation and some simple experiments will
produce the conviction that have to do with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Why FAT FOLK Would Be
HEALTHIER Going NAKED

TAT people ought to wear as little clothing as pos
+ sbe. In fact, they ought to wear no clothing Tor
L as much of the time conditions will allow.
This is the bold statement of original German ply
stefan who has been making special study of adposity
and its cure dwels upon the fact that fat is in it
self disease when it becomes adposity. Every per
son should be plump e. have fat in certain parts of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

the body and layer Of no great thickness should
underlie the skin for it's protection.
But the taking of too much fat is evidence of
faulty assimilation of food Too much being made
into fat and too little into the harder tissue of the
cles. 1t is for this that many specialists insist
upon their stout patients taking all of the exercise they
will for exercising the double purpose of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

treat Britain Rights Reserved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
INVESTIGATION
is Being Made BY Wig. Trac. Co. Of
heials TO Ascertain Name Of Person
Who Throws Bricks at Cars.

The officials OF the Wheeling Trac-
ton Company are investigating the
matter uf some unknown persons
throwing stones at. the traction cars
passing on Main street below Twenty
sixth, opposite the Belmont mill.
Friday night half OF q brick was
hurled through window OF a
Moundsville car leaving Tenth street
AT III O'Clock and just missed two wo-
men who were Oh the car. The brick
came with such force that il made a
mark on The opposite side OF the car.
The other stone was thrown at the
MoundsVille car leaving Tenth street
81 1890 .. m. and the McMechen car
leaving at ll:lJ y. IN. Victor Rigot.
or Benwood. a passenger on the Nc
Mechen car was hit on the leg by the
missile which proved to be nearly a
half of brick also.
Three attacks have been made upon
cars passing at this point Indicating
that the same person threw all stones.
The stoning OF train or car In this
state constitutes a felony and is pun.
ishab'e by a term in the penitentIary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
POLICE COURT
Two Sessions Held Saturday Were
Full OF Interest. Especially the
Morning Gathering.

l.. c. Driehorst and William Tomlin.
son were the only offenders arraigned
before Judge Hundt at the evening ses.
sion OF police court Saturday. both be.
ing charged with lighting. Evidence
produced brought out that Driehorst
had attached Tomlinson's wages for a
bill. and that the men had trouble
over the matter Friday evening.
However. IL was proved that Tomlin.
son had been the aggressor. and he
was fined 81 aud costs. while Dire.
horst was dismissed.
The morning session proved more
Interesting. Warren ToTand. a car.
penter. was held TO await the action
of the grand jury for carrying a black
jack. Toland stated that he had foun..
the weapon while working about
Wheeling PARK. and had placed IL in
his pocket 10 take home. His arrest
Was brought about when some un.
known party informed an chicer that
Toland was carrying concealed
weapon
Charles Watkins and Sherman
Kraft were DISMISSED on a charge OF
stealing Junk from Sam Broverman.
George Rennard and George RUNNER
were each fined for dumping rubbish
on Thirty-fifth street. Rennard drew
$40 and costs. while the other George
escaped with s. and costs. Thomas
Know. drunk. was fined 81 and costs.
J. W. Kisler. drunk. was given 80
days. Jim Mutt. drunk. escaped with
the minimum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
GLASS WORKERS
End Convention IN Newark By Eiee-
ton Of oHieers 80 Wheel nate
Named Delegate 20 seattle
Convention.

With the election ard installation
o. Officers for the sns1inE year. tn"
aunual convention of tho American
ITint Glass Workers ruiou. which
has been iu session .r Newsrh. -.
ror the ga ~ tvo wseFa. came 20 r.
close ~stgrda ED,heater. p. va
selected a. tl. place flf holding fhe
next convention
Oficers we're efe,ts. as follow
President. D. vs. Rove. Toledo ~ .
ce-prssiaerf Wm o. crDbc Toledo.
ferretsry -freasIrrr. IS. g. clarke. CO.,.
s'stant secretary treasurer w +
WcCrar. Toledo ~. National organ .
TIERS MrsvrV E1usrI 81 Zmmsr Pt
Marion pa.. Joseph O.nfaIrr. r.e.
f0ria Joseph Guh0oi,. Graff.n vs.
tH and R9lsr Ll.o.t T0iea1. o.
Tie follow in1 deiasafr. ~fr. .sIe,frI
fD fhe convention 'r Seattle Wash.
rrsqldsrt ROSE. Tofedr. Harr. ,o.te
Eeiiairf. and tired /lsrpsr Vussiir4
se,rears usa-4r,rS S. crarre
was rrsri nloIei. tsiss.rG 80 safs .,
ne intrrnsfiprsI or cotton .1 Berlin
in f'ft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
INSTALLATION
Impressive Services Saturday When
Rev. Ysskel Becomes Pastor
% West Liberty Church.

Impressive ssr. t.s- were h..d in 'l.
rfes,. fauau church a. West Iis,-..
Ssturdar afternoon. WHOM E... . o..
Yeske' ~ EatimDre. Nd. we boo.
stalled as pastor The e~-. i,.s Doe
ginning af $50 u.,Ip,. v.f. largely
attended and vcre ir ,tarv. a. io,ai
minister Ee.. Ysakei Wa formerly
l"nuecfrJ with the Westminster Pre-
htterian church of EsitImDrs
The installation esftunn ua. dolls.
cred bt Hrt. Thomas Drs,r k.prfl
-. o. of tha SECOND rfavb.t.rian
church. Hr o. o. fs..uHargsr. 90.
fhr Third Prcsb .t.riar church. s..e
Zoo 'harz. fo fhf pastor uIif. ZOO,
.rsrRs t1 fhe people vac H.l..t.d
. E'. o. &c. Potter or tU. Vance
Memorial church &c.. LIaar So
ua.. ~ fh. Vsrv p.I tUHr.h. rr.
.Ifso over fhr sN.f,ia.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
JUSTICE SHOPS

john Uorn. Tor the past scar mInI
ser ~ John T. iiouard country
place. stated saturday NIGHT that ho
had been assaulted by Howard and
caused bis employer to Boz arrligurd
before Squire RAIDER where % plea ol
guilty was entered and fine of g.
and costs vas paid. When squire Ra
der was asked coucoruirc This matter
b." positively deuipd o.. huf Horn
sfaf"s f|af be- was assaulted ht iov
ARD. and oil plays a cut ou tho face
and bruises or th" inr. rIutrd. Ir
claims. whom Howard struck him with
cane Horn states That tho trouble
occurred vhen hc resigned a- mana.
scr o. che place
John and Frci Eu son brothers.
ncre tried before Squire Ua1ry Sat-
urdaN uIchf ON charge OF dlsordeIiF
conduct on % Pan Handle traction car.
Both were hold under $500 bond to
await thc action OF che eIaud iury
Carolyn Hughes and Ellsu Clark
we're hailed before Squire Wickham on
q charge Of drunkenness ami were
cached fined 81 and costs or fn DAYS
james Jones was huc1 $40 aud costs
b. MAYOR Raider. 81 Fulton. Tor cx.
ceedinr the speed limit in htf automo
bile
Alfred Catlir. ncFro. was arraigned
before Squire RAIDER ON charge ~
stealing two rrvors 1fc pleaded cuil.
~ and was 0urd 3, aud costs or sY
dINr
Dick Malone vas arrr.errd Do r,ro
~1u'r" Hobbs on a ,'aras OFF obtaiuin-
lood fo tho rmount cf g. from a Io
D1l department store under false yrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
POTTERS ADJOURN
National Brotherhood Of Potters End
Convention at Atlantic City
Will Ask For increase

~ tho closing session OF the con-
Vention ~ the National brotherhood
81 pp' ratiVe Potters in Atlantic City
SATURDAY morning. it was decided t.
demand an approximate raise OF 10
per cent on general ware AZ the com
INK conference with manufacturers in
October Atlantic city was selected
as next years convention city.
Officers elected last MAY by referen-
dunn N"t" were installed as follows:
President Edward Mcn2c. East Iiv-
erPooi. -. secretary and treasurer.
John =. Wood. East Liverpool: vice
presidents. Frank ~. ilutchins. Tren-
ton. Samuel burgess. East Liverpool:
John Randolph. Trenton. =. VI. Moore
Trenton. GcorE' \. Martin. Trenton.
Thomas N"uds Sebriue. -. and
Frank Grafton East Liverpool. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
DENTISTS MEET
IN annual Session at Psrkersburq.
August i3-Msny Local Dentists
Will Attend Session.

The annual meeting meeting ~ an.
West Virginia Dental society will Ice
hold IN Parkcrshurg August &. q
and -. The sessions will be held
in th" Chancellor Hotel and a varied
I'D Interesting program has been mr.
raurrd. pr. G.. ~. NciL ~ f'airnion-
Is president of thu organization. anil
viii preside over .uo sessipns
Wheeling and ri,iutf,s will n, ,vrff
r"pr' scented ~ Tho con, cntion. as
many local dentists arc making ar
r"ng r"uie To- attend. n r. likely
ina O. ec"r" or more from the north
'rn panhandle viii he In attendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
AUTO VICTIM
Waiter s. Barrow, o. SistersviIs. Dtes
~ Result o. Injuries Sustained
Few Days AGO

Walter Bafr0w az sisferavifie
Who vas injured Friday when tHe
high powered auto which hr was drit
INK turned turtle and pinned him 900.
Der The seat. died ~ tho N0rih Wheel
nE hospital early Saturday morning
Barrow End another apfoi.t were rsc.
tng Du the road nesr Sisfer.vIlic anI
In attempting fO pass fhs other ma.
o. hine. Barr0ws machine turned fur
ne Do suheriuE q broken bach and
Internal injuries Tho remains have
been removed 90 hi. homc fbete
Cramps Cause Death
NtIiam IcfreL au Eaaf Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21

lenses. and was held 20 await the ac.
ton of the grand jury
D. Butts was arralgncd before
squire RAIDER ON a charge OF exceeding
The speed limit in his auto. and vas
nnrd g. and costs. Ue appealed tho
case
Anton Ndsu-kL Who o. CHARGED
with having forged a check for $50 on
3D. local baut. N'll be- given q hearing
Tuosdsy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21

ministers present. aud by way Of con
trsst the descriUi Of succe-~f
rural institutions scattered here and
there. furnished inspiration and hope
for better things 90 come Ir fEis state.
n tine movement. a- stated. continue
To- gain bon momentum. u viu ho fIr.
reaching ip it's Dccts and productive
Of much gopd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21

foreigner. died 20 fhe Nofh Wheeling
D 90 pifal Saturday morning from
cramps CO.. tho stomach. caused by
cfIukinE foo great % quantity OF Ico
water when he wis uvsrhclfed Tot.
rob aas employed pf Tho Wheeling
void a Fpuudr, plant ard alter WORK
luR There .strfal hour. SATURDAY and
u'run otrrhesfad dfsuk .ctrrat
'up. OF Iss water Uesth occurred ID,
fse hoif. s.f,f Dol. sa. I.u,,...t ..
OBJ" hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
MANY OUTINGS
Fair Grounds Will Be Mecca For
Larhe Crowds at Pienies to
Be Held Soon

\ dozen picnics are scheduled TO be
hold on tho state fair grounds be-
tween this and the first of September.
Tie home Of the fair becoming a very
OCULAR place FOR such affairs. Fol
lowing g. the list OF celebrations that
have been scheduled 10 date.
July FL cincinnati NOors club.
Ecllairc.
July Plumbers union
july - Wheeling =. O. T..
July % Forestcrs tOhio sidcI.
Jul. 20 BARRIERS
August ST Alphon-us' society.
August 60 Jolly Ten. Bcllairc
August % German das celebration
August - Butchers.
August l6- bridgeport Eagles
August lg-OWls
september Z Labor Diy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
Special Sale Of
HESS MADE TROUSERS

'fsde g. s1gr measure rs rIr ~raerf
tailor Hrd E1srsrt~ef tY ft and -
f.|anHa
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