davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-26
NHE greatest Word in the whole Lexicon of
Commerce is NOT "Service!''
L 1t is "INTEGRITYr'


Il 1t is "INTEGRITY!"
Because that term erlbodies Good-faith h-Depend-
ability Intention to play fair any COST as weN as
good Service. - ~ ~
Its essence, far as business is concerned consists
IN lvmg-up to the last letter of that Americansm.
THE Square Deal"
1t demands from its practitioners not only due
respect tor the Rights of Others wheher they be strong
enough to enforce these Rights weak enough to be at
the mercy Of the strong) but gees turther
1t implies a charitable attitude toward those we'll
ve meaning who hos see Rnbows and who cannot
1--WE ap 70 promises fsh dhey Iesly '!e,aed @ to keep
sometimes crowded close to tic Wall by that modern
ldoatry called Buslness-l1xpedicncy."
But,-there being something MORE than Money!
worth striving for in Business Expansion, (as well as
Money! this od-fashoned Vi"e lives on, thrves and
11ourlshes in many quarters g the Folk-Songs of
Nation that never die
May we here rey riba'e to BUSINESS -1NTEG-
NIY whereverit it sides, an.l with all due modesty-
Activities AZ years Ct Rubber Manufacturing Selling
and DELIVERING?
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-26
Goodrich ''Barefoot'' Tires

Goodrich Barefoot" Tires
n 1GHT in weight, and close grained, because
relatively. free from inert substances or
- filters" that give excess Weight to Rubber
at the expense Of Lveness Spragness and Endurance
Goodrich Satety-tread Tires, of black Barefoot
Rubber, are therefore Lively Springy, Cngy and Long
lived.
.< Through their high Pneumatic quality, they give
to Cer-Aetic while stretching Mileage, per
Dollar invested in way that sets Users thinking
More than 3CO eifierent Makes and Brands of Auto
Tires were nle and sold in U s. A. last year, 1915 to
the total extent St about IL D00 600 Automobile Tires
made and scld one-fourth
Yet-1!rcs are only ore Of the 267 different lines
1-ace by the Goodrich Ru!sE1r Factory
This indicates svhy Goodrich Best-in-the-Market
Fabric Tires cen be, and are, sold to Consumers via
Dealers at the lowest price in America per delivered Mile
Compare prlee-list on left column and see
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-26
INTEGRITY and the House
behind the Tire .

This exclusive of the Good will Prestige and Public Con-
dce that flows from AZ consistent practice of such Policy
which may well be worth much more personal satac to
Employee of the B. F. Goodrich Co.
But, How does this Concern YOU, the Consumer?"-vou
ask. ~
1t first of ALL proof that Square-dealng
otralgh 1nkng,-and Business Integrity PAYS-even Coin
of the Realm. ~ " ~
concerns each Parenand the Daughter of each
vivid demonstration of the fact that modern god Of
Expedlency is false godand that all the brilliant eats
dexterous manipulation facts which pass Expedencv
are needless, for permanent Success.
1t concerns the Consumer Of the Dealer n Rubber Goods
TRUST the Statements the Products and Trade Marks of sch
House, anbcycan Time and Trouble and abandon
that costly and unpleasant which necessarily involved
buying anything under the old Caveat Emptor et the
Buyer beware). Wv ~
AX 7HEN therefore, the largest Rubber Factory in tie
wv World with AZ Experience in Rubber Workne)
and AZ years of s-Integrity Good faith denor
stration and dealing TELLS you that Money cct buy
BETTER Fab Tires at price than Goodrich Fabric Tires at
Their very moderate Fair Ls we'll AFFORD to
believe it. "
When they tell that nothing Integrity breyen
their charging prices high those charged for other Makes of
The difference in price is then REAL Saving
1t is the Cash Va you dealing with House which has
made Inegy Watcko1d through AZ years Rubber Manu-
featuring and Selling and which has sacrificed Principle
to Profit, nor Good-faith to Expedency
Then accept this SAVING which Goodrich Integrity brings to
time buy the best Fabric Tires America at the
following Fair List" prices:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-26

Goodrich Truck Tires
II PLACEMENTS of other Makes of Truck
k Tires with Goodrich Truck Tires during last
u y four years were as follows
1912 1912 Ghange-oysrs to Goodrich $3.50
i9l5 }9l5 /" :: s" " 1q3S5 lq,355
These Ehange-overs to Goodrich tell their own storv
to the blinking Truck Owner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
&c ALWAYS 1OC

Tuesday--Leah Baird in "The Turn
ing of the Rroad, reel Vitagraph fea-
ture.
''Undine," 5-reel Blue Bird featuring
Ida Sehmelel Some picture
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
EMPRESS
The Quality Play House
FIRST RUN UNIVERSAL PICTURES
T o NJ C H T

VAUDEVILLE.
LUCY LUCIER AND CHAS. Ellis
WORTH.
Refined comedy hit Miss Lucier is
the possessor of a voice of exceptional
rare ability.
"BLUE BLOOD AND THE BLACK
SKIN"
Black face and negro comedy, without
doubt the funniest that has come out
Of the L-Ko, with Dan Russell, Ray
Griffith and Louise Orth.
"SHACKLES.
Big U. drama, Carmen Phillips and
Douglas Gerard in the leads.
Two-reel Pathe-Comedian that are
always good.
Coming tomorrow. The Craft SER
ial, the wonder picture Of serials Don't
miss it, VIII have at the Sugg We'd
nesday a Fox feature. featuring Theda
Bara and William E. Sha, an astonisb
ing powerful photoplay, another great
Fox triumph, screened by the wizard of
Herbert Breon This pic
ture will guarantee to please.
Thursday-Cora Youngblood Car
sons Hippodrome Vaudeville company
T massive act, T. All the Sugg theater.
Don't fail to hear these people Thurs
day night Prices, 15c, 25c, 35c anu
soc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06

Subscribe for the Daily Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
Told That There Was No Cure for
Him.

''After suffering for over twenty
years with Indigestion and having some
of the best doctors here tell me there
was no cure for me, | think it only
right to tell you for the sake of other
sufferers as well as your own satisfac-
ton that q cent bottle of Chamber
lains Tablets not only relieved me but
cured me within two months although
am a man of 65 years" writes Jul
Grobien, Houston, Texas. Obtainable
everywhere--Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
chamberIalns $ ceuah Remedy.

From a small beginning the sale ami
use Of this remedy has extended to al!
parts of the United States and to many
foreign countries. When YOU have need
of such medicine give Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy a trial and you will un-
derstand why it has become so popu-
lar for coughs, colds and Group. OBJ
tainable everywhere
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
Should Not FeeI Discouraged.

SO many people troubled with in.
digestion and constipation have been
benefited by taking Chamberlain
Tablets that no one should feel dis
couraged who has not given them a
trial. They contain no pepsin or other
digestive ferments but strengthen the
stomach and enables it to perform its
naturally Obtainable every
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
Explaining "Tabby Cat.v

Few people are aware that the name
"tabby cat owes its origin to Atab, a
famous street Of Bagdad, chiefly occu-
pied by the manufacturers of the silk
en- stuffs called Atabi, our taffeta.
The wavy markings of the watered
silk resemble pussy's coat, and this
is how 'tabh.% came into use as a
common expression.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
LOOK FOR THE WORD |
. 4 or Y |
HSpELLScooD SHOW /
TONIGHT

Always worth the money Where
the crowds go Tonight new yaude-
vile act,
THE BUCKLEY DUO,
Trained pieons, necromancers, etc An
act that's beautiful and different. Bring
the children.
6-PHOTOPLAYS-6
HAZARDS OF HELEN"
Che secret human story.
"AT THE DOORS OF DOOM"
A classy Lubin drama.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
T


Fred Merkle took up golf last winter
and improved his batting exactly 40
points. This winter Fred has been
playing even more golf and if the sys-
TEN prevails again he should lead the
league.
All Englishmen are not alike. Take
Ted Lewis and Freddy Welsh. for
instance. Lewis is real fighter.
Now that there's a Judge, Mar
shall, Clark and Messenger in base
ball. there's nothing to prevent the
opening of court.
John Foster, Giant secretary, says
no ball player is worth $4,000. Ac-
cording to Bradstreets, though, some
of them are worth much more than
that.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
Then One Might COMPLAIN

You better step yo' growlin wen
you amt got nuthin' tall ter growl
'6out. Des spose dat you wuz rich,
an had ter pay de income tax; or
dat you couldn't sleep sven night come
fer thinkin' dat yearthquake mougnt
swaller de bank, wild all yo money in
it!-Br'er Williams in Atlanta Con-
stituticn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-06
5 | o.
It Is to Lauah.

Human nature is a strange thing"
says the man with the aptitude for ut
tering platitudes. Now the things
that amuse me do not amuse you at
all" quite true" replies his friend.
But there are compensations. Now,
it amuses me to see that you are
amused by the things that amuse you. 2
Judge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

6ranfrige bar, iom uGuut, fonitrit
eret enoel me Gouoncr al ppIoia
Saliber, iom man penier iig mcget
al.
Oct par fsrit / Geccinber 1915,
al SrcmltiIlinaen al aruot oa an.
ore Grploliper fom o~rbentlia iguna
| 6rontriae, men ~iellere bar ssabri.
fotloner Itaoig eget. &eo ll09ou-
gen al Morts, Miai og Sunni ioar
par De frantic aruotfabriferS BRO.
button hcnboloSpiS %, 20 o. 2S
8dnae iterre emo / Iuaiit 1914.
6or enfelte ipeciellc Grploiioiorters
Teofommenoe bar Siianiugeu emo.
III ~ltsrrc; al ct beltcmt SlogS Gr,
ploiioer, lom bar piit Jig iprIia ei.
~ieftiot leUerebcS Der / Sllli iaar So
8on9e mere emo / arifenS ierlte
Waane6.
Glene for Aoret 1915 bcpiI1coe
6ranfrige 50 Nilliouer 6roucS FOR
at nonioe o9 iorbeore line &ruot.
fobrifer / &onge3, Saint Gbamono,
SouIouie, Saint Mtooro, Ingoult.
ne, &ipauet, Woulin-Y lope oa Sep.
ranrSiprp. 5 1916 bar mar bpa.
get bl. a. IRE npe &rubtiabrifcr, %
@epilgningerne til aruot. og grplo.
lioiabrifationen for ioar l1aor nle.
rebe 344 NiIlioncr SroucS.
Nu begpnber ri at giere oS for.
trolige meo Den Sonfe, at Grigen
ifol pare ct mt gor. ariacnS @crf.
iteoer oil notltrligpiS life iuoifrpnfc
0rifteu / oct Aar. &rigen$ &arig-
beo afbGneer isrit og iremlt Of
bpor iutenit grbeioet fan oripeS
/ Dem.
SrsiS 6rei&Iono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

IRA S5apana, y. Saf.

Santtipist iom leg ~itriper for at faa
min abresie foranpret. pil ies bebe ON
YIaSs for nosle 9inier, ON bet lite
Ianber / 1apirfsria.
Iplingen runbt her er life ipGrt GOD
iaar. Sormeeet narn,t Seir os 8egn.
Oilers iom 8eeeI pIeier pi at Iaa goo
@blins. Seq ifaI III beapnSe Sarlnin8
IeI, ian ies baaber ri bill faa en- 600
9(plins n9ite aar. gr nplig fommet
biem fra min 9~rpaupsreiie til Stss
marcf, %. 8. Seq troebe iee oar lpGrt
belbis at tom'nne biem iuit til perne
SernbaneItreiten ~beabnote. Uten lda
blep Der intet al. SEQ bill ni lutte
meb en- Silien til ale glaoets S9Iere
ps flyer Seoatteren mango Saf for alt
BET eobe 9eIeitof, Iom ies moSta9er til
beitemt Sio TO @anse pm llgen.
@lf Stprbaffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Nra Sanfa, Wiinn.

Ssnbag ben 27be Gl1gult bar en-
I9rfebag / llnitarfirten; oa aau %
linge Wenneifer, IA Yieer % s Gut
ter, bet Sefte, Der / beune &irfe tr9ber
iitebetfor ben Iutberife 8etr9fteIie al
SaabsIpftet.
Ho9et al bet o~ntreitc, Siernion bar
ifrenet, bar altib forefommet mig at
bore bet Steb / en- at hans Sonoeforz
t9utnger, ie9 tror BET er / "@n aGao
@ut", hbor ban Cir en- Sfilbrino al
gonoens Sim paa 3irfen; ben Iiaaer
taa ct beit Steb, o9 / Den er bet, Bug
Sens 8pinoer pe Menb = iaa at iigc
= paslerer @raberne fra Tuaae til
@rab. Snsen baobe bebre getineeIIer
for at gipe benne geifrioeIie enb giprns
i%tjerne; isht os barren / en- rate
norif SonoebD9b, bertil Yreiteisn, bpis
Sarubom oar neie tnDttet baaoe til
&trfen % gonoen. fienote bon Gamble
folfnin9ers SirleIib bebre e1b Be fleitc.
Sa ies iisnoa9s, unber Sonerne til
"@no Seaieanuo Tom til ps neD"
tranbte inb i airfen paa Sauaen, 90
jeg ida Dc feittl9bte. bejtioltemte Gut
ter % Senter / Hab laugs airfcns
Waibtgang, ba raunt mig ibu baaoe
benne Sernions Stilprine pg @runots
Rigs "&irfeu ben er ct ganmelt Su5,
1taar ON enb Saarnene fable. ON
man bar fdaet ct arDet Gin paa 9iz
bet, ON n1an er noret ira SprneI9r>
bommen, fsler man, peb ~Seili9beoer
fom benne, at &irfen er ma life poret
fral Tarmt os hierteligt talte Yaitor
Norman. meo iGrlist Slit paa BET 2sfs
te, bisie ulee Inart ifuloe sipe, p,er en-
Sert fra @feierbrepet: "S9rer gooe
MOB ~bperdnbre"l % "a iaa efter
en- fort Sperbsrins Yreiten ipurste ON
be oiIpe gipe oct 9efte: ut De ielo piIs
be arbeibe for "Net, Sannbeb pg friItes
Iiat @rooerifab", ns al De piIpe fdn
andre til at arbeibe for lanme RaaI,
Isb Sparet ireiSist ga.
airfen bar fnlpt til SrGneiel. Nac
ipntes arebne af g%eremoniens uairc
glpor % SsitipeIisbcb; mango al Sir
fefoltet par lauspeisfra. Otter SUBS
tieneiten ierperebe nosIe al &pinoefors
%cninaens Ieolemmer Silnh iii Snbt9gt
for pore Soloater PED 6rputen.
VI. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
SrDaupsTiffc paa
Maoaaaefar,

Snoen ct Tar unge 0ieunelfer pao
Ufnoogosfar forlooer fig, inogoor
De for fortere euer lpngerc Sib ct
6orIsgSG9teifob for at ie, on De pas.
Ier Tor hperonbre. Yigen er Iom Nc.
gel oa IA Nar og @rrtten ct Gor Mor
Gl0re. Spnmer De life opcrenS, ben.
Der bun hiem til fine SorPl0rc %
preper fort efter poolIp mcb Ell an.
Den % farlfe on mcb bebre ScIb. Ti.
Ter oct iia, at De fommer ooOt pper.
ems, Tiger SorisgSGgtemunbeu, al
ban u9ter at Cite itg meb beubc, ug
iou quar bun hiem for at iorbcreoc
6eiten meo fine Sorplore.
sG9temonoen uoIer lig imeoen8 /
lin 8ooerS Suifop oen inuffeite SO
eller Iterfelte Ore % Tiger at ifrabc
iammen Ell YengeIum pou 4O-1OO
Srancs. Silt bette mao bon hane Tor
of fitnne fisbe lin porbcnbc Waae al
benoeS Saber.
9rplnpsceremouien og SeitIiobe-
oerne barer | flere Gage. Siolia ON
Wforgenen Den fsrite grplupsoaa be.
giper gruogommen ii9 me6 ale fine
Slpgt1in9e til lin ltofooreoeS @p,
bpor bans tiIfommenbc Spiqerinorr
mootager BAN beitibeIig / Spioien
Tor belle i'm SlGgt. 9erpao inota.
geS en- oltrabel Srofoit, og ieIpc
@rpuupsceremonien timber Steo. Ia.
Ter boIoeS, og pisie SperqSmooI oic.
res. SPrlig bemerfeIiesuproia er
Sbigermamas Spsrgsmool ON, hpur
tltng Den Ore % boor itor Den @en.
geium er, Tor bpilfen benoes Gotter
ifal fiebe5.
Sioen ofrer man til @noerne og
orroober 6orfGorenes Nanoer, 90
iaa be9pnocr 5eitligheoernc. timber
aabcn 5Intmel Ilnor ma fig neo for
at poe 9rplupsmnnltioet oq herun-
Der bengiuer man iig life aIene iii
gorbets @Ipoer. Nan iraaOier nof
ui9oponlig, men iprigere oprfer man
gacfltS.
gfterat bisie 6eitIigbeoer meo poo.
ieIgenoe Srgier CT tiIenoebragt, be.
giper Den lDffeIige gGqtemano ii9 til.
boge til lin Ep, m~eoierenoe lin iiffer.
lig life minore lnffelige 9Ggtehulpoel.
Eoa benne forte @rpuupsreiie le6ia.
ges DC Np9iite al ollie fine plore Bro.
ore % Ssitre. gdl begunoer ilerc
cages uiton0ieIig Setting me6 al.
lfens Sptog % rigelig Yino og Crit.
fe. 6erit otter S Cages 5orlsb or
9rpQuppet afilltttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Nro 0Niamar. Miuu.

Reb BET famine iee ienber inb Ses
ialtngen, bill ies ienoe np9e ORR. Gil
en- g~e9pnpelie bill leg forteue, at bette
er en- al De fineite Steoer i Gmeritd.
Seq bar boet Der / 16 Nar, u9 bar
altib Tilt bette Stsb. Set er DteItebes
len Nprite. iom Dor her, % DC er al
be bebite Slaget. Ser er ingen SeSt9'
ajqngere; De arbeioer iaa Oct i%priluar.
Ser bpsges Sule / 6unbrebepis hpert
Iar pg @rbeibslsnnen er GOD. Seao
Sizzling ansaar, ba bar jog lite iiffer
Mebe berpaa, ba jee arbeiber / Spen;
men jeg bar bsrt, at bet er o%rtrent ct
Iibbelsaar. ON Ser er nogen Namoae
linser rilnbt / amerifa, iaa Lab Dem
bsre fra Jig, ba ies ieIp er en- al BENT.
Seq bill III aibrbpe meo en- benli9 SiIs
fen til ale 8labets 99iere, iIRr til
Tietenopringerne. =. 5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
ara Sent, @aib.

Sbet ieg tnbIenoer &ontingenten for
"Oecordbs Ypitcn" faar jeg ierlbe Slaz
Oct noeIe Sinier. St bar en- oetlig @fs
ter1ommer mi ON Sageue, 9an'Ie
parmt, pg @reslet 9ror. @oaren bar
fen og fob. Yeiret bar pGret roget
foritiedi9t / De to iibite Nar, paabt %
Resn Den 8ib hi pIeier at babe bet
tert. @i mnn bGret foml1et ino til De
ipp paaoe Gar. Sorleoen CONNER
fom en- llge meb uiperIenbc Gegn pg
Solifin / Wioten al Gull og ifabebe Ell
9eI af Sset. S bet eitIise Taibin8s
ton bbor be bar Srrigation og aoler
GIfalfa for llbfsrieI, pleier be at fors
fine % meo So til rimeli8e Eri'er,
men mi furieoen Giuter bannebe Sas
pitaliiterne en- Sruit, tiebte pp Sset %
Iatte OBJ Rriien fra SO o9 $11 pr.
Son til $50 a $25 pr .Son. Wtanse,
Iom life bapbe afiluttet &ontrdtt ON
aie6 at so. git fafit, iier Sapaneiers
ne; TIL De renter 2aub b%err1inot til
en- Yris af $25 pr. gcre. Nu Iibite
CONNER bar BET liot bebre. Sset tom
inb / COB Stano.
Seq pg Secorab@Y Soften" bar Ianse
heret / Sslse. Sen bar bra9t mig
mango iul~eresiante Nbbeoer o9'aa fra
Sptrnbeimen, bbor jeg frrpebes / lln9s
bommen. Nu er jee blepen ga1nmel os
met at Sage, so aar. Spnet begun
Ger at b%unfles, os iua center je9 Inars
en- Sib, % Sub Der fon1mer on Sptle
eitsr Gagens Crib. sGrbsoigit
Ole g. 2ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
SfsIac Mieonc.elie fra Intentnni

SfsIgc Wcone.elie fra %~ntentnoboia,
terne 8~iHiamiou & Werfant. 925-
935 metropolitan 2ife NIoa.. Rinne,
a1oIis, Winu, or Yatenter nofrrSioet
Ill feI8enoe GpHnbere / Minneiota.
atortb 9ntofn op South Sa.ota:
:. 8. aIoertou, 8eoHelo, Z. I,
&ortabIe SiguoI Stag; ;. auoerlon
glcSutoib, Aiuu.. 6ono 8a,e; Y. >.
Surte. Ro5pea. Z. =. 9lepis; u. 9.
1ean, 8rolpns 8duep, Yiuu, 2iitris
buIer; ". 9elter, 9ea5. Rinn., gi,
oing apparntus; z. W. 6oro, ct.
&nul, Riuu.. Satb Soaro; g. O..
Sricte, Reuuoct. Tinn.. gietautc Rails
nan lie; 9t. q. 6aiptins. Rinneasos
liz. Riun, Gable; %. w. 5oel. Sra3ee,
RiHH.. Bean Sorting Radine; 9. VI.
amuorion, minneapolis, Ninn.. Sis
appearing geo; $. W ariaer Abers
Been. :. =. @lobe 0oloer; /. ".
glabr. minneapolis. Ninn., &beel
8reis; J. RcSanieI. minneapolis.
@inu. Sur Separating San; }.
Rielte. oorparo gate. Miuu.. auulips
PING Geuice ior &becls; n. n. Roros
IRON. gittrHrlb. Rinu., %rsnd; IS.
4. RnudL &lntte. Z. =. gRear Gem
oerer; ". &. 5umpion minneapolis.
Dtinu.. Senee Yoit; o.. {. Solom,
Aeunolos, " :. Sirnp SDtenoer; z.
N. ztauNe. minneapolis. giiHH.. GeHr
triiuaal Speeo AegulatUr; @. ".
Fri. 3umbrold. Rinu,. Seet SloctlHg
Aaine; Z. &irnle, SlpdtunHa. YiiuH..
Gunrbiuco 9bun anD Butter &orter;
N. fisherman. minneapolis. Yfinu.
8ra0ing Rahme; W. GuI5eu. 81.
Saul. Miun., Srotrdctor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

|eneiteit.
bbetaIes
Fibelige
Frbeis.
| famine
| e9cs.
|efielibt
|tieneite
(oaars.
ION pr.
or lllt
70 bill
+ Sito-
|uereoe
b, fulr.
|oe fuit
| bellne
per bill
Wfiili-
|i1 ioln
h Mn.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

deciding what changes are to be made,
the school machinery must at least
slow dowr and time is lost.
There isn't man, woman or child
in Kentucky who doesn't wish to Sc
cure better rural schools and a more
efficient school system. The biggest
single thing they can do is to take
the system out of politics. The
next biggest thing is to allow
the superintendent to succeed him
self, if he has shown that he can really
do constructive work. No one wishes
the child-life of the state hampered or
hurt by their having poor schoolhouses
or a weak system. The Superintendent
is not to blame because he is abso-
lutely tied hand and foot by the Con-
stitution of Kentucky. If he is set
free, both the man and the system will
be placed in position to do real work
for the school children of the state.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
MUST HURRY TO CATCH UP.

Kentucky is making progress with
her present school system, but it is
not nearly fast enough. She is so far
down the line in the list of the states
in educational matters that she must
hurry even faster than she is now
going to merely catch up with the
main portion of the procession. The
main obstacle to the rapid progress
is the necessity for the chang
ing of the Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction every four years.
No two school men, no matter how
well equipped they may be for this
most important position, can have ex-
actly the same ideas and ideals. So,
while new Superintendent is striv-
ing to adjust himself to the work be-
gun by the man leaving the Office, or
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
WHAT OF THE NEW YEAR?

As changing bells send their glad
message of the birth of Happy New
Year out upon the cold crisp air, it is
always well to take stock of ones self.
The Kentucky farmer has many things
for which he may be duly thankful as
the Old Year dies. Bountiful crops
and soaring farm land values make
his life very much worth while. His
automobile skimming over the many
new hard roads built in 1915 make
rural life easier and more pleasant
than in the past. Photographs and
telephones in increasing numbers
make the rural home happier and a
better place in which to live and to
rear family.
All of these good things are making
the farmer, his wife and his children
-ah! Has the farmer forgotten his
children? The holidays will soon be
over; then these children must go
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
POPULAR MECHANICS
RecIalmina oId Gold.

To sell scrap gold to the United
States mint it must be reduced to al
most pure gold or about "a carat, says
the keystone. Melt the junk and roll
1t into very thin sheets. Place them
In bowl, so that the pieces win not
lie together and pour chemically pure
nitric acid over them. This VIII sepa.
rate the gold from the base metal, the
latter being dissolved and the gold
forming a powder on the bottom Of the
vessel. After this powder has formed
pour of the acid, put water into the
vessel, and shake well, after which al
low it to settle. then pour of the water.
Repeat this washing several times to
clean the powder Of acid. Allow tbs
powder to dry, and put it in crucible
with some fux-pearlash or bicarbon-
ate Of soda. Melt It into a lump In the
bottom OF the crucible. This WIN be
almost fine gold. but not absolutely
pure. While melting, be careful not to
inhale the fumes. as the remaining acid
that cannot be washed out Is very y
furious 10 the lungs.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

back to the little rural school. This
school is about the only thing with
which the farmer and his family come
in contact, that is not part of the
present century. 1t is the one thing
for which neither he nor his family
can give thanks this Happy New Year.
Every farmer should realize as the
New Year is ushered in with the sound
of bells on the fresh night air, that
soaring land values, bumper crops and
snug bank accounts do not make a
community, great State or Strong
Nation. If small percentage of the
bountiful crops, the snug bank ac-
counts and the soaring land values,
were carefully invested in real schools
for real children, then the farmer
might feel safe for the future. All
things are possible in well educated
community. What is your schoolhouse
like as 1916 is on the threshold of
Kentucky?