The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-15

will make that popular and beautiful
place even more ideal than it is.
The preacher is right when he says
Oakland mill and village are very
pretty and attractive. The mill is
nice, clean and sanitary. Work runs
beautifully. Wages are good, and the
health of tie community is splendid.
Mrs. Becky Ann" Thomas in Mill
News.
81 take nine papers and Mill News
is the most appreciated by the whole
family" J. H. Bouknight, his genial
second Land, is a product Of Newberry
Cotton mills, and that's recommenda-
ton enough for any man.-"Becky
Ann" in Mill News. Speaking of the
mill at Ninety Six.
There are more solo and duet sing
ers than ever before in Newberry.
Every now and then We hear new
vocal soloist we hadn't dreamed of
right here in the middle Of US. This
is largely due to tie advent of Mr..
Robt. E. Allen to our city. Yes, there
is more music here "since Allen came
to town"
And ne who loves his work will be
thorough in it. He loves it, not for
w.at he can get out of it, but for
what he can put into it. His incen-
tive to work is not the mere animal
need of subsistence, but the human
impulse to excel, to deveolp himself
and to be Of real service to mankind.
Exchange.
Lovers of music enjoyed the playing
by the violinist from Augusta at the
opera house last week. He stands at
the head of players who can make
violin speak, so far as we have heard.
To US he made the violin talk and
sing last week His storm piece was
grand; one could hear the bowling
of the wind and the roaring of tie
sea.
On Sunday morning at Central
Methodist church the Rev. F. E. Dib-
BILE baptized little cherub of baby
whose christening name is Robert
Gustavus. The baby behaved beauti-
fully, but he had "cute" little way
of showing that re didn't altogether
like part of it, and We just know that
right then and there many mothers
heart felt, "Now isn't that too sweet
for anything"
How We do hate each other! We
smile and howdy and give a Judas
look at one another in the congrega-
ton and wonder what everybody else
is thinking about while the minister
is preaching a good sermon The
Lords prayer is said. Forgive us our
debts" And even then the man you
owe is thinking how te must do to
force you to pay the debt he knows,
or ought to know, you are not able to
pay. "As we. forgive our debtors
A1d "5ear ye one another's burden
In its second edition of last week
The Herald and News said that py-
orrhea was caused by eating too much
pie. To be more explicit and truthful
we have to explain that this disease
dentalis and alveolaris"
is a suppuration around the roots
of the teeth" A little animal called
the "endamoeba buccallis" causes it.
TIE scientific dentists of Newberry
will tell you that this endamoeba
thing is a "malevolent pasrasite." See
your favorite dentist at once and let
him fix your mouth so that your
whistling notes will not spread the
germs of disease.
She is one of Gods saints on earth,
"of whom the world is not worthy"
She is the most beautiful woman. She
is mother-From a selected article.
The Darlington News and Press
mentions a case before a magistrate
in which a man was made to pay a
fine of $25 on the charge of beating
his horse. 1t would be good idea
to have the Darlington magistrates
example followed everywhere in SINH
lar cases. The News says the county
officials will keep strict watch for per-
sons who beat their animals or work
them when they are weak and ema-
ciated from lack Of proper feeding and
care. Will this do any good here?
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