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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

Judson Smith is home on a visit
from Rochester, Minnesota. Judson is
a stalwart business man.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
October 9, 1879

Sad Accident-We hear that Geo.
Ward, a former Rapids boy, but now
in the employ of the G. B. & NJ. R. R.
as brakeman on The western freight
had his right hand badly smashed last
Saturday, while coupling cars. He will
lose the hand, saving only the thumb.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

Mrs. Rourk is visiting relatives and
friends at St. Louis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

Charlie Clark, we understand has
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

The color Of cloud depends on tho
manner In which tho sunlight falls
upon II AMI the position Of the oh.
server. II will he noticed that high
clouds arc always white or light IN
color. and this II because tho light by
which they are seen n reflected from
the under surface by the numlerlcss
drops Of moisture which go 10 form
the cloud. Heavy rain clouds. on the
other hand. are found much nearer the
earth. aud NJ the light falls on them
more directly from above. giving a sii.
yer lining 20 the cloud. though the un.
der surface apfrnrs black. owing "a
the complete reflection and absorption
~ the light by the upper layers, Seen
from above by an observer In n bal.
loon the blnckest rain clouds appear OF
the most dazzlin. brilliant white. 90
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

In Greenland when one man has
been insnltcd by another the advcrsa.
rics each compose satire IN verse.
This each man rccitcs 10 his household
until the servants and the women
know II 10y heart. Then a place Of
meeting II appointed. The two mon.
the insultcr and insnltcd. the offender
AMI the offended. stand face to face.
and cnch rcciicS his poem. Ms friends
and servants form chorus. Each man
tries hard 10 raise the laugh against
his adversary. Each man speaks IN
turn, whipping the enemy with cpl.
gram AMI Inlp. AMI after two hours Of
this wordy battle the meeting giveh
the victory to him Of the two adverse.
rics who has amused the whole a..
sembly most.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
DRILLED TO PERFECTION.
Secret ~ the Military Success OF "thc
Mailman Of the North"

From drill man gets accustomed TO
doing under nny circumstances what
has been hammered into his brain time
after time TIL II becomes second nature
10 him.
Charles Nil. Of Sweden. "tbc mud.
man ~ the north" ripped most Of
Europe up the back ngain and ngain
because his soldiers were drilled to
perfection before he let them take the
field at time when there was great
neglect ~ irill IN other armics. lie
valued 1000 well drilled fighters above
1000 not 80 well drilled. md. mailman
or genius. his judgment was yindicatc I
repeatedly In terrible battles
One night charles MI. was surprised
In Poland by an attacking army Of
5000 when his scant force ~ 90 was
sleeping like the dead from the OK.
hnus'ion of n hard march. Before his
ouiposis nnd scntincls could 10 driven
IN his small baud was aroused, mount.
I'd. formed In battle llnc-snli In pitchy
blnckncss-nnd swung into n fierce
charge upon the enemy. by daylight
the Itussinns md Poles who had
thought TO eat him M were virtually
nnnihiintcd. Westminster Gazette.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
GOT THE HORSES ASHORE.
And Hs Didn't Co About u In the Reg
uiar OH.eiaI Way, Either.

In his younger days sir bryan Ma.
hon was quite n character IN the army
and many are the tales that are told Of
his daredevil rccklcssncss md his no
less ready rcsourccfulness In IN emer.
pcncy.
Once. for Instance. n lot % horses
had TO lie unundei NJ .lsndIla. There
were M boats aud thAe was shortage
Of sling1. to say nothing of grommcts.
breast girths and ri the other queer
paraplcrnalia that disenbarking OIL.
GERS delight IN.
Eu, Mnhnn. who IL. ~ course. son
~ Firms Isle. had seen horses dlscm.
harkcl on the wild lrl'h coast many
aud rlnny time IN ROUGH md ready
fashion. and lie knew whit they coui
do when they had To- So. while the
others were discussing ways aud means
below decks. he simply threw these
horses overheard
The animals promptly swan ashore.
and while the horror stricken discm.
barking officer was looking IN aghasi.
too surprised oven for words. Mnhun
ordered thc trumpet for "stablcs' Ia
he sounded. and every horse promptly
lined up on the beach LONDON Tcle.
gruph
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
FAMILY DINNERS.
In England They Flourish Mainly q
Weddings and Funerals.

Family dinners nrc rare In England.
They flourish only at weddings and nt
funerals. especially nj funerals. for
mankind collected enjoys Woo. hut
other ccnsions--blrihdnys and Christ.
mas--arc Stunned. Christmas especial.
~, In spite Of Dickens and Mr. Ches.
terton. II not what II was. f6r Its puon.
dam victims. having fewer children
and being less bound 10 their aunts
apron strings. go AWAY TO the seaside
or stay NJ home AMI hide.
That Is q general change. and many
modern factors, such NJ travel, inter
course with strangers, emigration. have
shown the family that there ARE other
places than home. Until some ~ them
have begun 10 think that east or
west. homes worst"
There II U friridity among the rcla
lions In the home. a Discrimination TO
cnll ones niothcr.in.law "mothc In.
deed. rclations.in.inw are no longer rel.
atives: the two families do not imme.
dintcly after the weddin. call one nn.
other Kitty or Tom. The acquired
family In merely a subfnmliy. aud Of.
ten the grouping resembles that Of the
Montagucs md the Caruicis. n Romeo
and Juliet had married. Mrs. Herbert
said charmincly In garden Oats"
"Our in.lnws are our strained rcln.
tons. Wv. I. George IN llarrcr's
Magazine.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
TIP FOR MOTORISTS.
How 10 Remove Greasy Dirt From
Your Lily White Hands.

The owner Of n ear who cays for his
vehicle Z" n large extent generally
makes up his mind TO having dirty
hands when some periodic AMI greasy
job falls due. There In no rcnl need
FOR this. ny q little care beforehand will
obviate the retention of tho greasy dirt
aftcrwnrd. Before starting work on
a greasy piece 81 machinery take cyl.
indcr oil aud rub Il well into tho skin.
After the work II done do not take the
CRIME OF By rubbin. the hands on
waste or cloth. Instead put on some
morc cylinder oil or any light oil III.
orally. using II ~ you would soap and
wntcr. When the oil has worked I'm.
der the grease and cut Il loose from
the skin wipe the hands thoroughly on
a piece Of waste. When you have wip
ei on the oil you will ind that II has
taken the CRIME with Il. leaving the
hands ready for good wash with soap
AMI water. II the motorist viii try a
tar soap for this final stage he will he
surprised nj tho results obtained. Kcr
oscnc, gasoline or washing powders
should not DO used. as they harden the
skin ana give II n tendency 10 crack.
When on the road the hands can lie
made fairly prescntable by using the
oil wash alone, leaving the soap and
water until reaching the destination.
This method ~ keeping the hands In
share II used by many 81 the mcchan.
J les IN big repair shops and IN motornr
factories. II II n particularly useful
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

HOMEMADE mARsnMALLoWs.
How 10 Mako Those Delicious Sweet.
meats In Your Kitchen.

meats In Your Kitchen.
If you wish pure. delicious marsh.
mallows sonk two tablcspoonfuls Of
graduated gelatin In ten tablespoon.
fuls Of cold water until soft Four ten
tablcspoonfuls Of boiling water over
two cupfuls Of sugar and boil until Il
makes u strip which will form n thread
when dropped from u spoon. Remove
tho sirup from the lire and stir Into II
the softcncd gelatin. Let stand until
cool. then add salt and Havoring and
bent until II becomes still enough to
hold Its own shape. Pour the candy
Into granite pans busted with powder
cd sugar nHd let stand IN u cool place
until set. cut In cubes and roll IN
powdered sugar.
Chocolate marShmallows nrc made
either 10y coating the plain mnrshmal
lows with melted. unswectcned choco'
lric or by adding melted chocolate. 10
the mnrsl,mallow mixture before cook
Ing. Chopped nuts or candlcd fruits
may bc stirred into the mixture after
Il has been removed from the IRE. IN
stead ~ vanilla finvoring fruit juice
may bc used IN place ~ part OF the
wnicr. Niarslimnliows are dainty and
attractive " rolled In grated cocoanut
before being coated with sugar.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
COOK SPEAKS.
How TO Cook Vegetables and Conserve
Their Food Value.

II II Important that vegetables should
be prepared and cooked In such way
az % conserve nll the available food
material and their mineral salts. The
portion Of the vegetable next 10 the
skin contains the greater quantity Of
mineral matter, protein. Carrots and
vegetable oysters should he scraped.
Other vegetables should he pared rs
thlnly as possible.
When the liquid In which the .yece
tables are cooked IL dfaincd on It cur.
ries with II much that IL valuable. says
Good Health. As far as possible this
should he saved and used as the foun.
dalton for soups and sauces.
Vegetables should be cooked only un.
III tender. Many vegetables develop a
strong md unpleasant flavor and are
rendered less easily digested by over.
cooking. This II especially true Of cab.
bage. caulihower. etc. When overlook.
ed they also take on reddish hue.
Strong favored vegetables, such a.
onions, cabbage and turnips, should be
cooked uncovered.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
GOING ABROAD7
How . voyagsr TO Foreign Parts Can
Secure His Passport.

Get six photographs Of yourself, three
inches 10y three inches. on thin paper.
Get your birth certificate at your
city hall. II they register births.
Get some one who eau personally
Identify you NJ the office OF your local
United States district court.
10 10 the above office with the above
person aud I'LL out their forms OF APP
pllcation for a passport and pay VA
rious fees amounting to about 81.
Upon receipt Of letter from the
state department. Washington, advis.
Ing that the above application has been
accepted go TO their branch office.
Rector street, New York city (oiiice
hours week days 10 to 8. Saturdays
0:30 to ~ o'clock and get your pass.
port IN person.
Go 10 the nearest office Of foreign
consul and have them wise" your pass.
port.
DO oil the above things, allowing a
margin OF forty eight hours before sail
ing In order to provide for emergencies
and errors Of the government clerks
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

The list ~ foods here shown has
been tested practically for about two
years. The nuirl,ionai results have
been excellent. n fact which indicates
better than any theoretical study would
do that the dict combines all the food
elements needed by the body.
if We could devise a plan for insur.
Ing such n diet or Its equivalent TO all
the poor people IN this city We would
materially reduce our death rate IN
many Instances NJ mnlnutrition en-.
countcrcd ut the departments clinics
tho fault Ii due 10 ignorance OF what
constitutes n proper diet The depart
mcnt 81 health has iccn trying TO
spread such knowledge for some time.
Certainly this list should prove inval.
liable 10 the housewife who II trying
to provide wholesome diet at n very
limited cost
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
BRANDING Criminals.

The branding OF criminals was abol.
ishcd In IT'S Until then this punish.
ment was Indicted In open court. gen
orally IN the presence OF the Judge,
the necessary implements-the Iron
brand, the chaang dish and the Iron
gripper for keeping the hand steady.
being always In readiness. The usual
brand was an III" applied to the left
shoulder. Child stealing, etc, however,
were at ono time punished by branding
the offender with N" on the shoulder
(for roguc). M" on the right hand (for
manslayer) and 'r' on the left hand
flor thiefD.--pall Mall Gazette.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
4 JOKE THAT FAILED.
Tried on "stonewsIi" Jackson. u Acted
the Wrong Way.

"NInior Thomas ]. Jackson. later the
famous 'sstoncwalf Jackson. was our
Instructor IN mathematics and drillci
the students IN artillery tactics" said
General Armistcad, an an,ehcllun
graduate Of the virginia S;liia.y insti.
tute. "'Qld Jack ms the students
called him. with his worn Uniform.
faded cap. usually pcrched AT II ridicn.
lous angle upon his big head. rusty old
cavalry sabcr ard ungraceful gait. was
In appearance far from orr beau Ideal
of u soldier. Nevertheless II was Irs.
siblc even then to guess ut the real
greatness Of the man.
THE guns We used In our artillery
drills were pulled by hand As the
drlll would proceed our Instructor
would hcrpfsc transformed into the
very scmblun,c OF Mrrs himself ns.
with form erect. waving sword and
flashing eve. he would give the com
mani Fire" IN u voice that rang over
the campus Hike the blast Of n buelc.
cone day IN n spirit of mischief the
students who were drawing the gun
pretended To- lose control of u Ms "
moved rapidly down n gentle Incline
directly toward Major Jackson. Hut
the commander. instead ~ scuttllng out
OF the way, rs the boys had glccfullv
anticipated. stood sicrnly erect aud
immovablc right In the track Of the
gun.
II tell you there was some lively
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

HOW TO ADJUST YOUR
b NEW CAEIt'RET.

= N H.. ~ III q
6 oR.-In adjusting n cnrMirctor
:. tho frs, essential IL TO be able
4, IN toll ,hn difference between n
4, vcnk and m rich mjxtur In
q ci,b,r coso thc chr will lack
{, mower on,l may knock. and with
q loo rich m mixture IL may also
1, oyerheat
. with 100 much gasoline. on
q the other hand. the cnr will re-.
4, sponJ ips,ou,lv Ia the orenlng ~
q the throttle. but with not the
s, same vim as with n icrfcrt mix.
i, ,urc. A rrcat excess Of fucl will
g produce black smoke I'm the OK.
d bnust.
I, Too frcnucn,iy. when ono N
d these symp,oms IL recognized or
d the cnr is oi-rn,Iuy badly for
d any reason nj nil. Tho ronciusi,p
. il ,hn, ia, cnrburr,or mods nd.
q, ms,luy and lps,rnJ az lmurny.
i Inp n. II il made worse. Sever
/, touch the adjustments ON n
q, cnrburctor until you nrc sure
. ,hnt ,Iicy require ii,
9 Faulty Irnitinn and lrnky cy,.
. jpdcrs are often mistaken for
p bad cnrburc,ion. Drforc uo,,lnr
= n, the cnrlurctcr 1, * urly com.
{, mon scusc IA max, surc tbn, tho
p trouble * NOT elsewhere. other.
= wise YOU mny compll-a,c mat.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
An Odd Team.

Over one Of the trails OF the Sahara
desert tho Iucerest Of teams IL cuploy.
ell In drawing n two wheeled cart
which carries light freight. The team
consists of n camel and small mule
nnd, while the loads may he unevcnly
distributed between them. the mates
never disagree. Each draws his por-
ton OF the load. the camel Looping along
with great strides. while tho mule
trOts beside him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
How 70 Pull Your Auto Out Of Q HeI,

How 10 Pull Your Auto Out Of . Hole.
II the rcnr wheels are stuck In the
mud dig holes In front Of the front
wheels for them 10 fall into TO give the
initial start. and n the car does not
continue then block the rear wheels
instantly and repeat the operation.
Place brush In front OF the rear wheels
and turn them as slowly as possible to
keep from churning. II one rear wheel
10 on good road. try putting on the
hand brake fairly tightly to destroy
the action Of the differential. or fasten
the mired wheel 20 that It cannot turn
and the other wheel will do the work
and slide the mlred wheel along the
ground,
The instant you realize You are get
ting stuck In sand or mud stop right
there and look over the situation In
stead Of lighting the car and buryinl
Il deeper and deeper.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
Perforated Stamps.

The man who invented perforated
sheets OF stamps made q big fortune
out Of the idea. II Is s2id to have first
occurred TO hunting man who wanted
to stamp a letter. but could not lay his
hand on knife or scissors. He suddenly
bethought himself Of his spur. Run.
ming the rowel along. he perforated the
edges Of the stamp. tore It OF and thus
started q revolution.-London Taller.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
Transformation.

An English farmer had q number OF
guests to dinner and was about to help
them to some rabbit when he discov-
cred that the dish was cold. Calling
the servant. he exclaimed. "Here,
Mary, take this rabbit out and eat II
and bring It back little 'otter!.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

"Pop tell me some conundrums."
"Conundrums2 Why. ] don't know
any conundrums, my son.
"Oh. yes. you do! ! heard mother
tell Aunt Mary the other day that you
keep her guessing most Of the tlme."-
Exchange.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
Greatest Volcano Crater.

The largest volcano crater In the
world Is In Asosan. In southern Japan.
II measures fourteen miles across one
way and more than ten miles the other.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
The Elevator Boy
By NJ. QUAD

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OF daS' J ieeI 'ha' ! nave ''sn. '"
INK PIa'hy W tue boys VINO nav Ius'
entered upon 'ne n"p'e WIZ" W VIZ
Natlhg e'c'h'"rs'
" YOU nave been selr't'h 10 c"nuuc'
wire cage up hnd u""h' no "Nh''''
whether mia skys'l"I''r OF an "phrt.
mcnt house the hrSt thihg 70 DC u"he
~ TO ASK y"ufScit these H'c'''ohs'
Am modest uha''"''''ns "os
rs my position gong 10 make me
conccii"d Young )hcRaSs
WIN ! Keep my mouth shu' anu 'c'
others 40 Tue 'n'kihg'
Have ! the proper respect Tor o''
hgef'
Having answered These questions SAT-
isfactorily to yourself, yon can h"gin
your duties. ~ YOU nav" any douh's OF
yourself take W some "tner troicssion'
Tor you VIII bc n in'Inre ~ 'his' ' nave
watched the career OF scores of e'eva'
tor boys aud inmen'cl VI" failure OF q
good share ~ ihcm' mere was 'onnny
Beers. lie was n red headed BOY WIN
turned M nose nnd ears ,hnt sthrtei
ont TO lie palm leaf mns' but stopper
halfway. His mo'her wnhtcu Nun 10
be lawyer nnd us fa'h'r wnn,eh MN
TO @ doctor bht ID" 'h"nen' ,n"' ''e'
waiting an elevator was the only 'h'ns
for MN.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
sursst Way.

"Do you know how to open the door
to a successful courtshipf"
"Easiest thing doing. Just ring the
bells."-Baltimore American.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
A Lugubrious
Race
By ALAN HlNSDAlE

man of soinbcr countennnCc. dressed
In funeral black. Sunimoning porter.
he engaged him to bring assistants.
and from the henrse an oblong box
was removed and carried ON to the
boat During the transit one Of the
men careleSsly let 90 his hold. ana the
box came very near falling TO the
ground.
The nourncr groaucd. "Do he care.
ful." lac said. THAT box contains the
remains Of my dear wife. She died u
few days ago IN BRUSSELS. and am
taking her body 10 my home In llar.
wich. across the channel. to give II
scpulturc."
SORRY. sir. that ! lost my hold"
replied the porter. evidently affected
10y the mourncr's deep grief. IL won't
do II ngain."
The mourncr raised his handkerchief
to his eyes to dry the tears that had
started Mt the jogging OF the dear re.
mains and followed the bearers on to
the boat, where he begged them To
put down the box gently. They nil
seemed impressed by the exhibition Of
grief. and when the box touched the
deck not a sound was TO be heard.
wiping his eyes with one hand, with
the other the mourncr gave each one
: Of them half a crown. and they dis.
persed. walking away with son trend
as n fearing to wound him by unseen.
iy noise.
when the boat reached Ilarwich a
customs officer came aboard. The
mourner stepped up to him and. with
trembling voice and difficulty In rc-
pressing his tears. said 10 him:
MY friend. I must ask your indul.
gence for one In trouble. That box
contains the body Of my beloved wife.
who died abroad. I beg Of you TO SEQ
TINT I am spared any dclny or ain.
Guilty In receiving a permit to remove
H. The circumstances 81 my wife's
death were extremely distressing. She
died " fever after long and pain.
fui illness. Everything was donc for
her
IAN right. sir" replied the ofiicini.
"l'll see thni you're put 10 no trouble.
sir"
lie Put the customs mnrk on the boz.
The mourncr. sliding his tears. slipped
a sovereign Into his hand and. turn.
Ing 10 some dcckhands. asked them 70
carry the boz on TO the dock. A. the
melancholy procession was passing
over the gangplank Q man stood on
the dock scrutinixing those who came
ashore The mourncr while passing
him PUT his handkerchief TO bis face
and s0bbcd
A hcarre stood ncar-it had evident.
~ been spoken for-and the box was
duly committed TO u. The mourner
entered carriage. and the two ve'
hiclcs were driven AWAY.
They had scarcely started when tho
man who had stood by the gnngplank
entered another carriage and told the
driver 20 follow them. slowly the
funeral coriesc passed through tue
town and took road leading to
cemetery. The mourher no fnr forgot
his grief to turn and look through the
glass In the back OF the carriage AMI
saw another carriage not far behind.
Presently the funeral vehicles turned
out OF the main r"ad. the mourner
looked again aud saw that the carriage
behind also turned Lowering win
dow. he said quickly:
"Jim, were gone up."
what makes you think roT' asked
the driver.
II saw Scotland Yard man by tho
rnnaway watching FOR us. lie In IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
The Old Story.

ibid Hardlucks bear his misfortune
Ike Q manT
Exactly like one. Hs blamed Il Oh
on his wifs."-Judee. -,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
c. O.. D.

Tommy-Mamma had a lot Of things
sent home G. o. d. today. What does
Q. o. d. meanf Tommy's Pope. o.
D., my son. means "Call on Dad
Philadelphia Record.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
Another oeNnjtjon.

Little willis-Say. p, what IL Q CO
Quettef PA coquette. my son, 10 q
girl who gets more admiration thar
posals.-Exchange.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15
How 10 Have Plenty Of Hot Wiser
Without q Fire.

- Without . Flre,
II Is disagreeable to keep fire dur.
Ing the warm summer months merely
Tor hot water. Have the timer make
Q Jacket out Of galvanizsd Iron. give
e Q lining Of asbestos and place It
around the hot water tank. The iron
3 Of such width that two pieces win
dover the entire tank and sxtand far
enough above to hold . layer Of ashss.
The water win stay bot twsnty.four
hourA
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-15

Il d the peculiarly Of a fool 20 b
quick In seeing the faults Of others
while hs u blind to his own.