The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-12-28

"What shall | do to keep my calve
from freezing?" was the question pu
up by a young woman who assist
her father in managing his stock farm
And the farm reporter suggested tina
the young woman get some heav,
wooden hose.
In all this hullabaloo about the II
C. l.. and the assertions that all tn,
necessities of life have risen in price
we respectfully call attention to the
fact that you can still get the old
sized piece Of Horseshoe chewing to-
bacco for nickel.
In making a study of women from
their emotional side, it seems strange
that they cannot understand how it is
that men can restrain their feelings
and not show emotion in time of
great sorrow. For example some wo-
men imagine an undertaken has no
feelings simply because he does not
cry when he is around the dead.
"Why do you seek admittance
here?" asked St. Peter. "On earth
many blessed me and said | would
surely go to heaven when | died." ans
wered the shade. "How did you win
such gratitude ?" 81 was always kind
and considerable to people who owned
Fords." Enter" said the saint. "a
place is prepared for you"
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AS we understand it, Great Britain
would have been glad to make peace,
and so would France, Italy and Rus
STA, had it not been for Portugal; but
Portugal said, "You may all quit if
you like, but we're going to keep it up
to the bitter end" And so the others
felt they had to remain to get repre-
sentation in the ultimate peace nego-
tiations.
Little Edna, years of age, was say
ing her prayers just before jumping
into bed She was on her knees few
seconds when she turned to her sister,
aged 6, and asked: "Why wouldn't
it do to pray for our bread once a
week or once a month? Why must we
ask for our daily bread every day? |
$50 as to have it fresh," replied the
sister.
At a prayer meeting held in the
testimonies were requested,
and very old woman tottered to her
feet. 81 want to tell this blessed COM
oany," her voice quavered, that
nave rheumatic in my back, an rheu-
natiz in my shoulders, an rheumatic
n my legs, an rheumatic in my arms,
,ut | have been upheld and comforted
~ the beautiful Bible verse; Grin and
,ear it,"
She had two boys. The mother wish
ID not only to give them serious
dea of her desire to make them good,
nut also to make clear to their minds
he gravity of the task before her. At
he end of particularly touching ad-
uration five-year-old Francis was
uddenly overcome with the impossi-
ility of ever attaining his mothers
ieal. Don't try to make us good,
he said earnestly. Gust
boot u.s."
A stranger with yellow spot on
is vest that looked like egg, was ar
ssted by the police, who gave him
iird degree test to make him dis
ose the source of his supposed i'll
often wealth. 1t was thought that
: was one of the robbers who parti-
pated i'm the haul at Yellowstone last T
immer, but when he identified HIM
If as a sign painter and proved that
lie spot on his vest was only drop
yellow paint, all suspicion against
m vanished and he was allowed to
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Id pipe o mine,
hou dear old friend, | love thee so!
nou cheerest me like thunder in my
hours of woe;
axe light my burdens and my trou-
bles share,
ispel grim doubt and everlasting
care,
Id pipe O. minel
Id pipe o. mine,
is said thou art a terrible curse,
nat thou wilt surely kill me awfully
dead--or worse,
1t verify, a sweeter death could not
be died; II
ask but that they kindly plant us
side by side, Il
d pipe o mine! i
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A negro | encountered down in Ala
ma last winter stands conspicuous
my memory for both his conscious
{ and his unconscious humor. He