The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-05

dyspepsia and indigestion out OF ex-
istence. Bleached flour is not a.
healthful food, the Mail adds. The
new flour will contain 4 per centage
of bran, which is an aid 70 digestion.
"An admixture of corn meal to every
| pound of flour will also help
We have always believed that paper
should be paid living salaries, and this
means not simply enough to enable
one to exc out mere living for hiM-
self and family, but 1t should be largo
! enough to place him beyond the poiat
where he is constantly worrying,
lest he not be able to meet any rea-
sonable demands that may confront
him. 1t is not sufficient to pay One just
being arrested; snow; ice and flood
enough to live on. This may do If no
CONTINGENCIES arise, but in the case
of sickness and other misfortunes the
person who gets only enough to meet
current expenses finds himself up
against hard proposition.--Green-
wood Journal.
/ Turmoil in Germany; Americans
trenches raided by Germans; Crisis
of war is here socialist leaders are
being arrested; snaw; ice and flood
threaten fuel famine; 80 below zero
in Canada; Hamburg in state of siege;
: Americans are fighting On French
line of battles offensive campaign Dy
Germany now expected; Poles declare
war against the Bolsheviki;; Huns
threaten cruelty to Amerlca1s TAKEN;
American troops may face soon real
German drive; Argentina takes war
like action; great atrocities on TIA
liam front by Hun soldiers; Mr.. Bryan
predicts suffrage victory coal shortage
becomes acute; Italians capture
many prisoners; Germany in throes
of great upheavel; millions Of men
needed abroad; Ford will build power
full chasers some of the headlines
in last weeks papers.
! Saturday was grounding day. He
came out on time. Not seeing his
shadow, because the sunshine didn't
reach him, he. remained out. Hence
we will escape the forty days Of bad
weather that would have been our
portion had he gone back to his hole
in the ground: So superstitious
people say. We will see.
| Remember that when your grocer
refuses to sell you flour unless you
buy an equal amount of substitutes, ne
is refusing because that is the law
There is no use to wheedle or cajole
the merchant to violate the law. II
he yields to wheedling or cajoling, he
is a fool.--Yorkville Enquirer.
The common pleas court has been
called off and the Parr Shoals cases
will have a little longer rest.
The Newberry city man who pick
ed up the ink bottle and left his
money on the table didn't do quite as
funny trick as the Newberry county
man who put his tobacco quid On the.
table and threw his hat in the fire.
Andrew Mack, the famous Irish
singer, supported by a company, VIII
be the great and drawing attraction
at the opera house in "Molly Dear,
! Thursday.
The Government proposes to see
that everybody gets a fair deal. 1t
PROPOSES to see that fool prices are
held down to minimum, 80 that it
will not be a question Of who has the
most money, or anything like that.
People who have boarded food. es-
pecially bought food. must give 1t up
at what they paid for it. People who
fail to. do this are going to %
punished and they are not entitled TO
much sympathy.--Yorkville Enquirer.
Sheriff Blease probably holds the
record of the country for pronptness
in apprehending criminals during MS
encumbency. Elected Sheriff OF New
berry county five years ago, he holds
the record today of having arrested
every party who has been held oy
coroner's jury before he left the con-
fines of Newberry county. This is
record which is probably unequalled
by sheriffs Office anywhere in the
United States. The vigilance OF Sher-
! if Blease and his deputies IS matter
of which the people Of this country
are Justly proud, and the promptnesS
with which they have apprehended
those charged with crime has acted
as a great deterrent to the criminal'y
inclined.-Newberry cor. Charleston
! American