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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

- seldom apply this saving TO
"Thrft'2 They try 20 train their
children in the ways Of morality. but
not in The ways Of thrift
Two men met On the street car In
a Western city morning recently.
and one asked the other how he in-
tended 90 give his boy a start IN
hfr
The father answered that hs and
ffr boy mother were going % ser
That their son received an education.
thar his health remained good. that
ht attended church and made The
proper kind of friends
bot. be vas asked. how are You
going 20 teach your boy Thrift and
the value Of money!"
The father had given the subject
no thought. but said thar with the
equipment the boy would have az a
result 81 his education and good a.
%soriatons be ought to - successful
and thsi be- himself vas Carrying life
insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
A ~sMoTHERlNo REToRT.

'MNHNHfN ftecuToerl
West Virginia should paw her debts
or stop Dragging ABOUT her Wealth.
True After doing her level best o.
Eet rid uf her debt entirely she tried o.
saddle Oh. debt onto the FEDERAL Govern
IsG,e vitFa, firtbsr s9He1iirs ~ liss
place the state iu THE hands ~ a Re-.
r-iNer Ihs country generally ia tired
- iei7 fhinE anyway -.inch valley
What do you VirRinians claim on
yourselves anyway You are a.
Bcadle expressed running from your
creditor. compromising with your
debtor or putting your property n
Of your hands
You know West Virginia owes YOU
nothing.
The court ~ last resort has piled
o. BIN on Ue made possible by your
forcihIa compromise with your credi
tors that this state never did W
In Difference fo the court % last re
sorf. and without acknowledging any
moral or equitable right. we wouid
favor paying az least the principal
HecoIloCt as you go along that whether
West NirEinia pays an or none. thaf
old NirrIrny Is neither better nor
worse on You V~lrtaaIly ropudIated
The very debt you wish 20 saddle -
us ln fact you repudlated $4,000.
600 exclusive lf interest Sow hush
honey don't YOU talk "Youse soften
nothln' In This" except tho disgrace
n loaning your name fo the suit o.
We have 20 DO 90. West virginia rau
nav tho iudEmcnf and out OF Its eur
plus pocket change buy and sell you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

for the doctor to decide in each
individual case.
Pasteurized milk is just as a.
gestible and Just as nutritious as
raw milk. and II the process IL
properly carried out. leaves no
unpleasant taste or odor. In fact.
II Ia very difficult TO distinguish
properly p~asteurized milk from
raw milk The correct tempera-
ture 10 which 10 heat the milk IL
lfO degrees p. for 20 minutes. In
order 10 have a factor OF safety.
II Il the usual practice TO heat
the milk Tor 30 minutes at las
degrees p. Higher temperature
or longer time Is unnecessary:
any thing less is not effective
and gives a false sense OF secur-
ity. Immediately after heating.
III muk must be chilled and kept
cold. The prompt cooling Is a
very important part OF the pro-
cess OF pasteurization. MIX
should always be kept cold. clean
n covered in the household.
Pasteurization should never be
used as a redemption roces
nor should pasteurizaion be use
TO bolster up bad milk Pasteuri-
zation cannot atone for dlth: IL
cannot make good milk out or
bad. The health authorities
should not permit any old milk TO
De pasteurized. II Is necessary
TO nave a good system OF milk in
spectton 10 look after the pro
ductton, transportation and hand
ling OF milk from pasture to pail
n from pail TO pasteurizer. A
good milk inspection service
would not permit stale. bacteria
laden and dirty milk to be pas
teurized. All that pasteurizatiOn
Is to destroy unseen dangers in
raw milk. All milk that cannot
be certified by the health officers
as fresh. clean and safe should
be pasteurized. for raw milk NAV
be dangerous milk.
MIX hat has been pasteurized
should always be labeled with the
time. temperature and date. and
should be used as soon as practi-
cal. Pasteurization Is too import
n a public health measure to
leave TO the caprice of the indi-
vidual dairyman. II should. there
fore, always be done under the
supervision OF the health depart
ment. Pure milk is better than
purihed milk. but until the milk
supply Is safe our only protection
Is thorough pasteurization.
PasteurizatiOn saves lives and
prevents sickness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
OPEN DOOR FOR EGGS

The Pacific coast continues 10 AZ.
ford a striking example OF the
effectiveness Of the Underwood BIN
In interfering with home industry IN
the matter Of eggs This II verified
by the report OF Vice Consul Barrett
Of Shanghai 20 the Department OF
Commerce. which shows that all
sorts and conditions OF Chinese eggs
persistently flood this country The
total egg shipments from Shanghai
alone. during the fiscal year 1914 was
3 100000 dozen. which were landed
on % western seabosrd. and yet
the exports from China OF hcn.fruit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
THE RAIN UFor THE noor-

When The hurried ado gather
over at the starry darkness
ana The melancholy darkness
Wefre lfarIf Iu rainy tears.
re Joy 20 press tho pillow
~ some cottage chamber bed.
And fu listen fu che rHffHr
'f the ralrdrupH overhead.
Evsrv trkie ~ ibs ahIrrie
wakes an rHHu Iu fHH heart.
And o. thousand dreamy f~ar.Iee
Into busy hriur start.
And o. thousand reruIlfrfI0ra
weave their bright hIea into wool.
- D listen fu the raffrr
90 the rain upon fhs roof
Vow in fancy comes mr mother.
- enc used fu years HrUrr.
TO- survey hCr darling freHmcre.
IRE ahT LETT them 900 the morn.
And D zee her bending urr me
49, Usf fo tha rrfrsIn
Thai ia PLAYED urun fHr ehIrefsa
Fr ffe raffer ~ The rain
And mr UffIe prrnrH sister
Wifn Dor wings HrI waving hair
SOD 'nn h.un.rE.f .N.rIh brother
- creme angelic ra.r
Win their rraIsr ur mild rrrrrsf
~ Naffr fH fHr Ifffer
or fNH rain upon ODE roof
Then another Gomez f1 cheer me-
Niln Dor rEea delicious blue
Ai. forget u rry'rE 0u her.
INnf Her Hrtrf vac 40 untrue
u rrmFfUIrr HHf fI love Hrr
VIII H Ilr that EHu fn rHIn.
Nud wE hrfrfr f-ru pulses
NiNfffr fH Tho urff.f Hr fNa r.u
H~II.ufI|rI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY s. W. STRAUs
P-Snaoaf dzoIoas SodoD To- THIN

His friend approved But" said
he. what practical lessons IN thrift
arc you giving him. 80 that he. IN
turn. will be able 20 take care Of a
family How are YOU teaching him
the value Of money! Above every
thing else teach him early the bcne-
FITS 90 be derived from saving and
from earning money himself lie
will thank you for % some day"
The father was impressed by The
idea and agreed 20 do as his friend
suggested
However. not al fathers have such
fore lighted friends Thus. teaching
children thrift is one essential thing
in our education that should be taken
40 IN % schools
The lessons Of thrift like other
lessons. are best learned when Young.
When The mind BE- receptive The
Germans understand this. and out Of
their necessity 40 the present time.
they are teaching the children In
their schools how 20 cope with the
necessity Of the future They are
hcing taught scientifically how and
what 20 rat % rat meat substitutes
which are easier % get and cheaper.
% masficate the food Thoroughly BE-
cause Whcn one chewe food thor
oughly. less is required not 90 eat
between meals and BOZ every way 90
practice thin. The other coun-
tries a. war are doing much the
ame thing
Thrift IS a necessity in times 81
var which only goes 90 show ifs ad-
vantage in times Of peace But
above al things eise lrf us remember
that if We would have fhr nation
Of tomorrow thriffv We must teach
Thrift to The child of TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The summer. 80 far from being
over may yet have weeks Of its
most trying conditions TO Inlet
upon US. Pasteurization OF the
milk supply. unfortunately. il a
safeguard needed az other times.
but the summers heat affords n
period when people can be vitality
Interested In II. II only for their
ehildren's sake.
This summer. like other sum
mers. has permitted the persist
ence Of misconceptions regarding
pasteurization. in its character and
its utility. Beyond the domain
OF errors. due 10 inexact and m
digested Information. there lies a
vast extent OF ignorance. where
the need and nature OF the pro-
cess are not appreciated at all.
The need for u is Infinitely broad
or than is popularity realized.
The nature Of pasteurization IL
much more simple than il gener-
ally supposed.
In the language OF the kitchen.
pasteurzation means par-boiling.
Pasteurized milk Is nothing more
or less than heated milk. The
object OF heating milk Is TO de
stroy harmful germs that too
often are found in Il. MIX not
infrequently transmits tubercu-
closls typhoid fever. scarlet fever.
diphtheria, septic sore throat
and the summer complaints OF In
fants. Pasteurization has only
one object. and that Is TO destroy
the germ OF these diseases in the
milk.
Pasteurization Is not an ideal
but a temporary eXpedient. II
Is the simplest. cheapest and least
Objectionable method OF rendering
infected milk safe. Pasteuriza-
ton is a good form OF sickness
insurance for the consumer and a
good kind OF business insurance
for the producer.
There can be no more objection
TO pasteurtzed milk for the use OF
adults and children over two years
OF z than there is to the broil-
ed beefsteak for strong men.
Babies should have mothers milk.
There Is no adequate substitute.
II mothers milk is not available,
n COW may be selected as it's
foster mother. In that case.
babies are entitled to the very
est and freshest cows milk that
can be obtained. Whether such
milk Is TO be modified. pasteurized
or otherwise treated is a question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
WAR ORDER PROSPERITY.

The marvellous balance OF trade
his country is enjoying rests
definitely on war orders. II is true
hat the United States is expert
prosperity in spots. yet the
hccumulating evidence IL that this
'ort Of prosperity is OF no permanent
value TO the people OF the United
The spotted character Of the
OF business activity is shown
IN the latest review OF business con.
h%itions, issued by the Chamber OF
commerce Of the United states. a
bon political body. II shows dullness
md apathy In most Of the trades and
manufactures. with the exception OF
Pc iron and steel business. but even
hat industry's Improvement g. de-.
pendent on the wars influence The
he agricultural outlook is good.
owing TO favorable weather condi.
ions, but the farmer class will have
70 look TO European demands pro
|oked by the carnage going on over
|here for their profits.
Victor Morawetz. ono or the ablest
economists In the United states.
ices no cause for conRratuIation I'm
Pc huge war orders that are pouring
|nto this country 1T g. plain that
Pr 70 the present time the war In
Europe has not increased material
prosperity In the United states he
declares. This is shown by the un
Employment Of labor. by the large
|alling on in the production Of basic
|aw materials of industry. and by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Wolf. OF Mansfield. climbed into a tree
TOP The little finger Of his right hand
came IN contact with a 2.OOO volt cleo
tTic light wire and he was Instantly
electrocuted.
Wallace II. Cooley. a. civil war vet
sran and for thirty years editor OF the
Noble County Republican. died al mis-
home az Caldwell. Sunday following a
protracted illness. Mr.. Cooley had been
a member OF the Masonic fraternity for
iorty years and was prominent in the
business and political affairs Of Noble
county. lie II survived by his widow
and two sons. Robert 81 Cleveland and
Herman II. OF the home.
While feeding IO.O5s idle and desti-
tute coal miners and their families in
the southern ohio field for Il days. Of
Metals Of the OHIO National Guard dis
tributed supplies valued at 4G.sf5. ac-
cording to "A statement issued By Assist
ant A%djutant General Bryant. The work
OF distributing began ON July 20 and
was concluded on August Q when the
miltiamrn turned the work over TO To-
cal relief committee.
Reducing expenditure while increas-
Ing output doubly attests the ability Of
Mr.. Turner IN conducting the office or
attorney Of Ohio. During seven months
IN office he has spent 500 600 less than
his predecessor did in the corresponding
months Or last year although the num-
Der OF difficult legal Issues submitted
20 him for opinion has been $40. which
would be 1870 "a year. Mr.. Hogan.
a. a much heavier cost. rendered us
opinions.
While fishing at Beach Point. Buck
eye lake. Yesterday afternoon, Police Of
nicer o. O. Rowland suagged what he
supposed was n piece Of water-soaked
wood. After drawing In the line 90 re-
lease the hook. Rowland discovered that
De had hooked n human skull. which was.
hauly decomposed. BE threw 90 back into
the Lake The skull D. believed to have
been mat Of one o. The many Colored
persons who were drowned BOO the lake.
August e. 1918. when a m-otorboat sank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.
THE FAME

Ia like 20 leave behind me some
PORK that will endure. but brny tear
lrops blind me. tho prospect Del so
|oor. Man hates 70 think of sleeping
hrOugh ages four or FIVE. with moth
hE brilliant keeping hls memory alive
lut there u no foretellinF whose fame
pr aye viii stand. or Who has buIl'
De dwelling upon the shifting sand
ne lions we're adorinE. the great men
\ today. whose bright renown goes
from Juneau 20 Cathay. whose
.oiccs give direction 10 all our pro
copyright. 1915. b. q
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lects here. may pass from recollection
when they've been dead r. year Per.
chance some humble pI0dder. who
seems 20 cuf no grass. or other kinda
oi fodder. viii. when thc ages pass. in
people hearts be- HvinF. bic fame 81
cure and strong. immortauzed for civ.
inF me world some simple song No
man can say. IT'S certain. a. taxes
and 81 sure. that when Death drops
me curtain ms fame will stII endure
To make our best rndeavor. that be- the
only way Iot fame live on forever. o.
die boz half 20 day
Matthce Adamay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

IN eight feet Of water. 200 fee, Off
flckles Point. Nine persons, who were
attending a big colored picnic. are
known to have been drowned-Colum-
bus Journal
While all or C-ieveland's police were
searching for Helen Peterlin. aged J
Who disappeared. her sister. Annie ais.
covered that Helen had taken her moth
Mamma. can baby play tonight"
NO, dearie. Mrs. PeterIin replied.
LITTLE girls must 20 to bed with the
Helen die. Annie found her sound
asleep In the chicken coop.
State Insurance Commissioner Franz
Iaggart discharged two assistant exam.
iners, A. J. Miller. of Cleveland. and r..
stated the removal Of Moore was on the
ground OF inattention TO work. and that
OF Miller was because OF the discovery
mat ne had been acting as the agent Of
an insurance company while in the de-
partment service and while engaged IN
state.
Father j.. y Mattingly. pastor Of the
-; Mary = catholic church in Lancaster.
celebrated the twenty-nfth annfverssrv
on ms ordination with high mass early
Sundsy morning and then came here
mother. Mrs g J. NattinFiy. he viii
De me honor guest at a family home
has been located In Lancaster ten years.
-Nanesville rimes-RecordeT.
frazeyburg peach owe viii have
a bumper crop this senosu. according 20
reports from that vicinity. HoWard
Haker. one OF the biggest growers In
the section. that the crop will
De double that or last year. The peaches
are about two weeks late in ripening
owing to wet weather. and will not b.
ready for shipment unui about Septem-
Der i.
Plans have been made for a centennial
celebration n homecoming az Denver-
town on September 8. This L. the oldest
town IN Morgan count and 10 ~ hoped
To make is one hundrcth anniversary "A
memorable date In it, history.
ohio's booze bill for a year amounts
10 the large sum OF $40. OOO.00O.OO. and
some one with a peuchant FOR mathc-
mates has figured out what that
amount would mean n expended IN au-
tumohtles a price Of 81 100000 FOR an
ts CURED On the computaa
ton. The booze bin. ~ expended for
automobiles az $4,000 90 each. it b.
found. would buy 10 900 OF them. and
allowing o. space ~ 20 feet n each ma
chine. if lined up In a procsFsion tho
% d. figured. would De 41s miles ir
length. and would reach twice the width
Of thc state from Lake Erie 20 tho ohio
river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
GOD A MILITARY ENGINEER

The New Republic.
Looking at the line protecting the
ieit bank OF the Isonzo." says the Ital.
ian minister of justice. Signor Orlan-
40 n receives the impression that
God In creating IL. acted like an omni-
potent officer OF military engineering
rendering the task Of defense as easv
as the task OF attacking is formid.
able Looking at Signor Orlando's re
marx one receives the impression that
mere Is the first public admission by
an inhabitant OF any belligerent coun-
Try. that God may conceivabIy be on
the enemy's side. Looking a little
harder. n receives the Impression
that Signor Orlando has made no
such admission. The region referred
10 Is part OF Italia ~irredenta. and its
maker might have made IL different n
he had not meant Italians TO have II
and hold Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
OHIO STATE NEWS NOTES.

The Changers Of Columbiana county
viii hold a great agricultural rally at
h~ensington on saturday.
Walter Vonberg has returned home
from a trip to Springfield Lake and re-
ported assisting In the catching OF one
OF the largest nsh OF the season. The
members with him had been fishing all
the morning when a large nsh got
caught on the line. After upsetting the
boat. the three men finally and IL on
dry sand. II weighed about so pounds.
East Liverpool Tribune.
Nearly 500 persons. men and women.
were made candidates for election to
the Youngstown board Of education by
the scattered vote that was cast az the
primary contests.
For over li2 years the little Achor
meeting house has stood as one OF the
landmarks OF Columbiana county. and
last September when the church became
vithout q pastor % looked To- the con
we're numbered Mr. Honman's assum-
ing charge viii hearten the congrega-
ton In their work and Will reJuNeuate
th" church life. IL is thought-LisbOn
Journal.
Fifty conversions were secured az the
big tent revival which closed 81 New
Mate morns SUNDAY. after being conduct
81 for the past i've weeks by Rev. j. q.
were usually well attended. ana the
seating capacity Of the tent. $50. was
taxed at nearly every service.
The Marietta Chamber Of Commerce
wants an inspiring song a. we'll as Inn
pressivc slogan.
Emmett :. HyselI. 80. active union
labor leader. who was defeated for "A
rouuCilmaniC nomination. last Tuesday
died az Columbus. sunday. from inter
intent fever. Councilman ". - Ellis
died the day after the primary election
in which he was rc.uuminated for coun-
ell
While playing high spy. George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
STRATEGIC EIEMENrs

London Opinion.
The Wife purchasing new gown
or course. it's quite nice. but there il
nothing military about the cut OF il.
The Husband-On the contrary. IL
reminds me Of a series OF tight corn.
ers. very difficult TO get out OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Some grave mistake has been mace.
h new interior department building
at Washington f. 90 cost ss.OOo.Ooo. al
Congress appropriated 81. 500. 600
for that purpose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Carranza has caught the habit. HE
rejection Of the reacc proposals will be
friendly but firm" And he has precs-
dent 90 back him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Soon our
children will
be returning
to tn
schools for
another year
Train up a
child IN the
way he should
GO. says the
old provcrb.
and when he
Is old. he will
n depart.
from IT,
Why is Il
lHaI narnnIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The Georgia officials would have the
country believe hat "a was all Franks
that he was lynched.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The Georgia prison boards ~exculpa-
ton OF the penitentiary officials sounds
like three cheers for the Frank mob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The stay-at-homes are getting some
consolation out OF this weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The Fair booster rivals the rountr
rooster In proclaiminE himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Chairman waish's report on the in.
depression is quite depressing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Germany and the United States agree
on the Frye case. and that's going some
the way things ave been proceeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

According 20 an official order OF I'm.
peror william the war H. TO end Deem.
Der /. which t. some relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The prime requisite FOR the paciasts
training camp is a strong Jaw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The Changers Of Columbiana county
sal hold a great agricultural rally at
kensington on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

IN eight feet Of water. 200 feet Off
iicklss Point Nine persons. who we're
attending a big oolored picnic. are
bus Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Nearly 500 persons. men and women.
were made candidates for election TO
the Youngstown board OF education by
the scattered vote that was cast at the
primary contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
PASTEURIZATION: ITS
NATURE AND ITS NEED
/, Cheapest and Least Objectionah
Rendering Infected Milk Safe.
BY MILTON J. ROSENAU

Professor OF Preventive Medicine, Harvard Medical School
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

WOLF. OF Mansfield. climbed into a tree
TOP. The little finger Of his right hand
came IN contact with a 1000 volt cleo
tric light wire and he was Instantly
electrOcuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

while playing high by George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Plans have been made for a ccnteunA I
C|elebrnuon and homecoming at Denver-
town on September s. This IL the oldest
town IN Morgan couniy and 10 ~ hoped
70 make is one %hundreth anniversary a
memorable date IN it. history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-02
Daddy 'sBedtine
q Little Jennie
y Hair Ribbons

- vEYN slowly rolling her ribbon 1t nice
M of her
Au<% bons, little girls
why
IN hent woudn' to
is
ribbons that a little
replied ribbon all"
looked
the ribbons a little girl
after awhile tired of blue ribbons
red
ribbon Jennie lovely.
ribbon
dark haired with ribbons
little girls
"I'm ribbons
thing o dark
why exclaimed Della know Mothers making old dress black
could the reddes ribbons there They boiled
the getting cold Come on; let's go and Try it.
Jennie dipped her hair into and dipped again She sight
when clothes soid
washed right her hair such funny color that Jennie taken
haircut
ribbons all for long time Folks called her bub
looked dreadfuIy
with blue ribbons"