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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
HINTS ON MILK PRODUCTION
ce~s Should De Kept Clean ans
MINED IN cisan Surroundings '''-''
irto Covered Pail.

(rr~rarea BY ,he United states p~rat.-
nlsnt Of Asrssas'arr)
Afler amy faOslstuT II produced enc
Of the Important things In Ia ses that
II II put 90 the market IN g"sd shape
~ tina, II Win Keep for reasonable
length cf time Without loss through
spollrge, In this tfme ~ need for fosssl
every effort should he made to prevent
milk fran s,soiHng Cows should he
kept clean and should he ml.sea Ia
clean Surroundings into sma'l.,ap or
covered pail All utensils which come
into contact With the m,ls shoa}j be
thnrUnghly sferf'ixesi With ssrwfa esr NJ
fsAst Eve gssimsssv ~ "a nAeagssx Sassssaid tgs
coded promptly 10 M svgrE~s fHhr-
enbett " less ard maIstainsa nj that
Temperature. Whenever these Fnnds.
tlens are nst. tiitle milk wifi ~
wasted. In This time Of terrible d.
structEon q human ne Il II raFtsca'
iarlY necessary thst milk he'rrsia.td
rYt'sr sucfr evxss,itfogs rs tn, lgassase
SAFE gasel for babies tbs Nfist 10
tane Us "a decreasing .tgfas,cr of uen
trained IN ai T. 4 great sssS end a
great opgs'FtpHI,y Cor dalrlr1eH are
lnvniyesl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

benefits ~ cagp NE uuarr the most
favorable conditions and In the NEST
economical ana efficient Nay
ss~saissi ttR0a,> Sgsst, psaly14,4,. gal n.
'tcns fM sh~ c4sadati ~ camps fot tsoy
sCnuts and st!l be specifically charged
With The supervision Al all hos xraa,
CAMPS and snfor,ing the mlnlnufn rse.
aHirgtHen's prescribed far leadership.
facilities, prgrpai. sanitary ssreage.
mems sH,s @~na
Doubtless III anticipation NJ camrs
AND eutEes pttrarts IN fhe rs@s ernssgf
for Us ip,lsoe program nisre boys ana
headers than ali other fsgaturos rom
htnegl The ssSy ariglu ~ 'he scout
taeeeEUnri wBs IN r~@tasase II The
gree, nepd ~ an or.sgixe3 grsgrata
which weujA ,ssr growing boys ftsfys
the city out itata tNe esseri air under
wh@le~ssra~ snaHpnr~% Developing In
'Ns.Yu qualities iulvrrnt In the ,ife II
tn. pioneer, shlrh Inv tsoys NJ today
have Iit,ls "v ssAa opportunity 20 acquire.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

New lirers

The few l'nens FOR hna$.h IA us.
shaw srr'.t t,s 5B.e, lace frinu,ius
'haa has brvn bic faShyan IN so,a.
't'ay au,t rh. ia, rsl 'aNc seems IN b
diet Handsome trwels ~ l!,.en ,ya
mask have slr!}< nt t,Ic' above IA, h,,tr
AMI s'Aavr ihr f;ltt q as4ruts, hand
etshr'H''snyl g@tferu. Tca ststh,
aanw aset e'sv With linz ~ hrn,.
stitching m inch Shove. an4 q u,,s
.aaatN w ui.~ ,rarner With hand .u,.
hrNNl1grr trailing shsut II. An later
estias tsrs ,aMs eaveg Is n IS t.tc lin
- W. b 4 Net h,v7i,r and Slot Ssuare,
AZ each corner Showing The card sym
as>ts heart, t.arannA S'ua aasi ~ge.,l.
each Resse>. 'leliessety into ~, a,,s
lesh. Lovely arysssr sets have dc,
trirl'niae In ertterty pattern ard "a
match these there are gavst~ryva to~
els trimmed with tie eattsrey Ass
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
WIFE rs TEMPORARY RECEIVER
Might Net Ne HAc Ices tyr Many Man
TO Adept pian NeseeesasHdsd
BY Todd,

There Ia a story In the AnasicaA
Magazine Ia which M@n who hxxat
been abse 10 get alene on his salary
lastsiled hss wife ~ teaapes&r, wceivs
en n worked wonders with hisn.
Here In rsrt IA shs story
what yca vast said Tadd, sail.
sae. ~ s"ssa sase tn Asisaa II s'qrss
c~sver-~a Temporary Fecssvss~~iihs
spnF Arm did, Yaa said they aid. dldat
yeut Hs~ krv tfty 'ee4tstax' vvtys 'sa'''
'Ftae + said Br~sa
THAT'S good. And that's What roo
nec. to go lasa ihw hKnds NJ a teen
pcswry receiver, You aint bird hsasl.
n~ss ava. bat saasa sos yourself MI
esileA up Yoa eught TO 20 to sossse~
body ana aAy, 'iissvi Two ros ~
xfknirs NIL balied VII. saa ! cant ~essn
to pull out ard gst my debts raid and
everything cleaned np. and Il h wors
ryins ne Ia de~.h. md n scsacesSfy
don't de something I'm going 10 havs
a nerve smash and 90 plumb bank.
rupsl Here. yea take tae oser and sce
uhAt you can do"
brett drew deep kfwwth and hook
"a NJ Tadd Occasionally. Teda wns =
saeeess aud a kindly man. II Todd
WOULD
And the p~rann to b~ yoar tesn-
porary receiver said Tatd, " your
wife, III csarsp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

HrnmseA hv shs yssasea esAses rks&rs.
! nnsnt III AsirteaRgFe.f
Bash the ae-eaGi~4 ,scr~w~wesn mna
tho essmsks a&s~ae esamxnsaay rakara
mxsgess. ere pests at pTswe tnspe~tsa<s
D. stock rasS<sss TAs sxrs@w~rm h
~ktssa sanfas~i with tbs OsAer x~vses,
sms@x4Auy darsnx she ssssax aAd IAN
noatA& Iaiury no i've seeeA FROM mas
sr<s d nscre Widespread than 70 that
Due 10 the true scrvw~wrrTa. In txet.
tAis faaxrss tRtsry Hass no fssstaa
snsnmg slrs stock In sny state at the
rniaa. although n ercars nsast. ffe-
qaensly In the wsrwer eastsaas AZ the
comasry. TEE tree serw~.warya sadscss
enaFra0ns tsxses en- the sacck rsss~rs
az Texas. oksah0mA. New Mrxscss Ar
scna. and xeashesn CALIFORNIA; aasa.x
s~ssaas which ar~ favorable fssF in
dexslogsnsns. naranx the warmer tas%
tsaas at the year n IN nsssF vatssvsy
ahssat frosa this rsgiea and may alse
eaass inlary To ssovk In. sAe ether
SsasAwn stairs END M t@r north sss
Nehfaskn.
The srrewwosa " \ native II The
AAvricas Ssd has h~~n csgsaaE tsoa'
HE IL ssnekmen for many yw@r& No
.sasahs st ts ,sasx.lx due 10 this fact
that cattleasa asc~rt the pest a. q
nesessary evil and always coant upasl
-sissanFtag" a ssrtala nasahY ~ cases
EVERY year.
The srasoaai abundance az the
N-rsw.werm ty depends largely ures,
climatic cndstioax, The first ap'
rearaac Of adults In numbers In
spring varies from the flrst III April
10 the middle OF June. according to the
latitude and emrliness er laseaess nj slse
aeason. Throughout nsuss vi the ter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

and sitcs than AZ the hack Av,ps cut
With a point ~ fyeni aRi NJ cash site
IN AtSers''s"~s o., fr.s~es, las. -;sbs, i be,
suit Al Inc lett has emily GBn feature
that djstnsW' she's 4, as distinctly of
hts season. Nnd that IL thr m}aorrr In
which Il - LET, epsn Of the front
Il To walst|lne II h ~ h,T-sc Sahcg
siue anal Mas n military Suggestion ln
rs packets with t'ap aod belt ta>traej
with siasil buckle. I, will b. nottcsj
sha, ra''a.> "a The pea suits sra msp
Ally htsh ~ the hack ana this oAr MI
lows 'hts ru'N rtlaw there IL small
sAs,ch - Jersey suit with real
Nsts;tNst--vhbht aas ~ the cunses
sicn that tNyvc n mteh eamegiiaSV III
this matter ~ wais,tNats they srs
1G.si!, suefc4, trcA, and nothlns inors.
Just g#Hts over he displays VI
fcctwCsT tor summer brings hvulc the
fact ina, ~onffa asye takru ai0re than
Kindly ~ colared shoss In far' Il ~.
rsers that cS's,r In footwear premises
~ tAS>ne pernsnrN thtUS. ~ IN
Stoves and hat the same c,ler> are
To b. ased Many shades ~ tat and
ysxy. ngsen IN eenshinstsoa with white,
russo, and white shoes II ccuated
wcaii saIn ur ~ many pairs m there
az ir black shows
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

ssss - \ !. ss-1s5,;.s5. - y
.S(.l. OUTS
--- -
MsMsA@Ss& VIZ AAtagsxa GBa@ssA dix Ess xkSs
s&a4sks TX A@#feaae
SEA SCOUTS 70 De roRnEr

fnss ssm sssptE AranUA VI HA~ nas
s7xsass VI s1aaaris9 txss eewa l.sases aR
CIR ,sss @lrveSssaa wi JsssssS A. 'A'tfskx
TAs im-w IA sa~ aHs u xs sssoAs n
the cog as TIE ils% VIZ sha wsAas Fss
the nssS sssae he NJ ~ AAxw i ssAsaes
% ssassa the ssr Hasd asksnA saa sAf'
the swaysng d~ek h~ssAak As gsxt
~*~a Though ~ Hry NV I'M s&asss
desert.
TIE rAasf Ne ~eeat las tnsssa@eSss
q g~@ nyse hats ssuatisls ~sA@ iese@ al
xtssaG ssSvy sevas d~6Ais~ EiA ~fth
a~Aalts dati*k ra6es aas ssxf~sn there
b ns x~a~rsi rush fsx tbs uxs ash saes'
sess 81 sh~ sA~~ss. Es~ss ssSss sss~s
hin part ef sh~ weFk saai tex~shsT sss~s
ess IN aii~~whssh~s II IN lsanghing q
hoas or ceesias q n,~ss.
As In the aAsy. every seams Ia TIE
bear will Asvs speciality aRa ! rating
ha.~d osa that speciality III sali have
c~rsssn gear In hSs rAssx~ sud will ~
e~tv~ sgrArss, inssrectiea ia the han
diiag ana the raFv VI th~ saae
IL II nas absolutely aec~sxaEs that
tAvrs shall ~ water In er Rs~r sa~ q
aheFe the SeA scouts sre 50 h~ s.rKsn
ixswf Shoagh nat to haze NJ least \
hssrse.E@sua win hs aaa4sscar Jssaf.
Hsys ~ sayigatt. wassf asast ihvn he
undertaken OF er~w and Shipper win
s,ivk n, it'@ best grade. anst Interesting
esat Try land cssss nj Surk Rnss Essns7s,
1t vii Int, ssEGaassalals. La aAaaxs a
rassmi into ship Tn thss Sasn tie
stsissays Viii Aeeasae ''gaaswnss the
wtasse~s ports and "sktNghss," and
ssrfythiax wiil be sess shigssasre
Ths United Stairs navy department
has he~a Interested In ses scouting tos
rasiess nj years, and sause irc,ps II
s~a sstsa,s have had the ase " navy
equipment, taeiodinx boats instrur
tisa has been sisca Ia ses,e cases by
Instructors from navy yards and aasy
vessels
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Al,d fahs IN SidM R&re4 N
4 use n Garhl, I'M Momans
ranie Says Texas l-adA

\ KswsA rsras~ slssMae Cres& a
eAis ipwa wvlsss n sawsssa watA FaiaA
NJ ms ssse~ /. and S~ssaas stnaa "
my fe~i. NJ sisae~ cemaaas IN INV
xvvk. saasy what had ~ be- sAsnN I
had q sAyiaSs=..s =.=@s he ssss ss as~tar
ssa@ sha' II diaar tie ais aax rscA
sad NJ savs~eA Mn sssee~ssea. 4 haA
rsaa sa the H.aalss' RrsAsas AnnsA&e
II csrasa. W s~sssAra 10 try a. MAs~
I Aad ssSea ea* epsslA I lsas th&
chaase fr hsstss. ] ssxalk y ~ IN he<
Ties and bare heea wwsi sses ssacN
! r~cu~AaeaA Safdai % sil alKss~
mx wrHs~a. wesa Univ Aasaand sea1
nr. ----, csw samisy pAysacssA I w~s
taklax Csrsas. he said u wss 4 swsl
tsase sp< sa~ wasi a~ses eeass rreas-
tns Il. N eaaas Sp my Gxssm and
ssrwassA~aed No mors sAaa aayshlHs
! ever aanA~
Caraai In 4 purely vegetable suale
medsesae ~ssuasrA VI iakr~aisAsx
which have he~a rssexuise1 ~ m~ssi-
cal writer's tas aasay scars ~ II wiss
In the srcat&eat ut sssmeass peculiar ss
wemea ana sfscaxassts cf yS,aaiary
ietsers ssnisar b the shwse ere 70.
ceased every year, fsem womea users
NJ caraal who have astaally proves
this 10 be- ts4e,
II yea ars weak saa run aawa frum
wewsassy sreehs~s. ssy tsrsat. the
wusaaas soeie All druggists ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

The sagariss u spring suits are
;nary as suits gp Heretofore II has
besn left 10 afternoon aud other
dresses 10 give as unlimited variety To
choose from while the tailored suit
Appeared true b form, In few very
well denued styles, This season the
tailored suit IL indulging many fan
tics NJ ns ~wn There are suits with
vtry short coats, sYi.s WIN Firm hack.
tts. many suits with walstcoats aud q
Food many eeeentricities In coass
Skirts are nearly always plain. but a
few exceptions ~ this rule appear In
skirts 10 be- worn with coats that are
Nxh al tho haek~-an echo ,cf the
bastie dress OF last winter,
With this variety III styles to choose
pom. II becomes easy NJ be correctly
md hecomlngiy suited The waistcoat,
whlch Is the most interesting feature
In tho new suit styles. Is made In as
many ways ~ suits themselves and IN
becoming 20 slmost everybody. but n
i proves unbeeomlns or impractical
We can center attention on other new
features In the styles NJ the uneven
length ot coats at the bottom and the
abundance OF braid trimming,
Two very conservative suits shown
10 the ptc,ur. will appeal Ia the WON
m whose taste cannot be diverted
from plain and practical IDEAS In tai.
lored clothes A. the Eight there Il
kMe setge-which We have always
wtthsus. whatever else may come and
Eo--4trlmneti with slk braid and but,
lons ~ coat Il longer In the front
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Other features IL the new styieA
that cnn b. gathered srsn any repre-
sentative showing. reveal that high
shoes continue to be very high m com
pared 10 high shoes ~ few seasons
ago. The fact thss skirts have been
heightened a little has made no differ
encc. The very high Shoe Ia mere trim
thai tne moderately high shoe and
itarw' rvsfytras. The sSf@cs' I'M shrss
shoes are Of cloth Just a. often ~ Of
Kid As ane Md IL not the sart Of
leather that II needed In the army
there IL no reason why the very high
shoe should not be worn with u clear
conscience, But cloth tops are Just as
attractive and Just 49, desirable as the
hid aad maybe n little 'r1stvf to k~Sp
clean.
oxfords and slippers viii divide
honcrs with high shoes for street aud
sports wear .this summer. Ia oil OF
them toes arv somewhat polnted but
not 10 the length Of discomfort. Con,
siderable decoration In perforaticns
appears On all styles Of shaes a. map
be gathered from the group pictured
here which includes high walking
shoe. oxfords and a dress slipper. The
high shoes are In black Md With com,
mon sense Cuban heel, wherever 4
seam In required for jcsning the dlf'
fcren. parts of the shoe. there psrfcr
ations occur And the toes have q
small pattern tha, 10 purely d~cora
live.
The oxfords are 10 tan leather. An.
ished In much the Same way a thu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

For instance. market IA established
surplus stock may be disposed Of 10
better advantage. cooperative adseT-
tislng may he assd asd balls may be
bought comparatively u exchanged
readily ameag breeders.
Jersey essss~, esss ssnst'e awns~uas
.hsssslx .tp the United States, origin
sissf til me isixnd NJ Jersey. jsrs~y~
and Gusrns~ys probably had the same
foundation stock. bat have heea de
vsloped toward difereas ideals 80 that
tbs breeds now differ In a number VI
particulars.
Jerseys vary considerably In color.
.SAadsss of tswn... squirrel graz, .raeuse
color and very dark brown are coin
moo. Jerseys have highly organised
nervous system and are usually sone-
what exeitalae, rrspsalIss quickly TO
good treatment and good feed. Cows
average about po0 pounds an. bulls
$50 pounds In weight. The Jersey
coz gives rich. yellow -colored mlis
and Is an ese~ilsn, huitsrfat producer.
In the Jersey breed, the average "
a.2A COWS tha, had completed yearly
records for the register ~ merit was
1.Ig. pounds Of milk. testing SIS pr
cent. making AT pounds u butterfat
The ten highest milk producers ranged
from lp.ssots to is,933a pounds, "a
average. for these ten. Of ff.1u,A
pounds of milk. The ten highest but.
,srfa, producers range from faA,.l 70
sT5-2 pounds. an ayersge. for these
ten. Of eta.t pounds Of hutterfai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

When rigs ere Rhous three weeks
I'D they viii annt "a ret more thsn
tho milk they csn got frnsn their
mother. A small. shallow trpegh
should he plaeri where tha sow ema-
nas get H. s<Ald sagDe tHfddilara.
s,Ir aad pour In some milk. II 'be
miGs ~ sweet, sill The better. rat lnto
sh@ feed about a Tablespoonful ~ sne-
'assvs. Drive the ii''le pigs carefully
over the troagh They win ret the
oder from the noiasses. put thcir no~es
10 tkT feed, Lap IL, and begin 10 cat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
KEEP UAL-pURp0sE CATTLE
Popular With Farmer Who Must De-
pero ca re~ A1ssr ats fer 1slk
and Butter Ter Family.

trswss TIRE t-rsseA g.Ates rsTsartns@~s of
Af~+rulfare}
TIE duRi -pnrTsyse esti8s srs rssvnasy
With fhr small fsrys~s who tesTs bnt
fsw eaft.e an. must aeT@aa 40 them
To .s,rda~v oil 4he rnsia enH huster
needed for .A~ famsiy sna. a, sss
satire tire rsbse calves NJ .s~ss which
vfli s~ll readily fe sis sxh,erinx par.
rs~e& They have net haen pespusAs
wjsh The rarchw~n or farmer VITA
raise large rusnhers II rastie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
COMFORT FOR YOUNG CALVES
Give -hs~ S9r~liahsed Quarters.
MIN. Sea.s GrslS ard 5*taht
Hsy--Waseh Carefully.

CIV. tho Young c~lf rurhsav'srsst sun
lighted saarsvr~; ehtsae milk The FIRST
sws, ge~ks chsagtss sn sssIH asiss
thereafter sound grain and hight hay
Tn liberal saxnssiE~s - IL vii ase 's%sa !,
ana wtfhsl. she vatcAfM eys sfai the
liberal hand 81 the o@r%r. whesse sfh'
.ar,.st viii wee sha: all changes In fsed
arr rsdgaLiy made,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
BEST DAIRY CATTLE BREEDS
In Mskins ssaestien lcairyvmsn shsatd
Taks Ls1ss ard MsTkst cshastaaas
ints Cen ssasrstscn-

tfvssaf~a hy sh~ rnised states r~esxs-
rsans NJ Akyasstss~t
Breeds af dairy estsls aafYsr sn both
'rssfnrsatiaa sad lg~nsrsi eharaesertS
tics. Eaeh has be~a developed fsT Ger
thin eGds To maize th~ gveetese suss
eees aairYman In s~as.efsRg \ hF~Ai
should sake sp*aI eoassthoas and mar
kesins requirements info esaassdsrs-
eioa i,l eoane~tiea WITH the ckaraeserss
ties ct the vaxsous hrv-$iM lie sAasld
not aIlgw personal pssf%s~aer 10 lnfa-
sase his selection II bis faserttr breed
In unsatsed TO local eenaitaess bet
should give careful consideration IN
the breed Or brr~sts slr~ady w@sab-
iished tn his coNaissnsty. In seeh q se-,
lecti0n he h benefited In us&ay ways.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
SENATE PAGES ARE scouTA

ln ths vIrS5nlA xeaate n. passs are
cstgaa}Eesi ss = troop ~ f~'y seysfss,
Thls IA the frs. @Snss srsor swer
ssgertsesl in y state legislature sol xss
reuussg,y' by Clerk HAugvs berasa~ he
Md ssrB th.s rssalts ~ s*sast work In
Ms ewu hetae, Amherst Nn. He was
siss.r1inpi that The best rssse fer rhe
rsses In the kirrsRis ssaa'e swgld ~
~ s-wnt La. tad oath
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

The word quaker II said TO he ~
East psusmaa corruption nj Jung herr
(which may be- Easiished Young T~n.
,ietnan) and IN applied 10 the srien VI
Noble house which has siwayx d.
voted itseIf to military service The
haeessar~ NJ tho ssodsTa tunksrx were
,ssss aes.Aas 3s.haLlas ~ ,Esess kgnssss.. iSs~
hAtsfinS lands aat originally fjrrmMn.
The military iensef pchlli.y hrcams
one Ut The pillars ~ FrusslsnIsm. ths
other heinE the hur~anerac, tsls
marrk VAS Knod ssatapie VI =
junker
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

"JeeN Je7arsys cnes ttsseat~d 3
check q, Detroit haak, oaiy 10 ~
taid s.s the ea@Atas shat hse4s LANA In
In identified
with ,aibtie ia iis eye The great
actor quost-i fruss the play a9th whirA
his name ~iIl always lee associated.
W Bay ieteils asw Sehnslder ~MA
otsly herv. he5 kmpw me"
"Eaeugh 80 exclaimed The cashier 20
he Immediately nsah~b ihs cf.sck.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
CAMPING cnlEr Foa scoura

'.s The. lss@taaas@ egsspsl. ~ ths .hay
Ssssats ~ Asaerica has secNgn.x@d the
Importance OF csmplag ~ fdn1stuen-
tai to the movement BY providing fos
4 DEW department ~ camping l.. l..
Menoasit. II Chicago, IL tho chief.
The camping director II responsible
fer the development Of plans, programs
and literature for ire ifFp " char
tered troops sna iaesl councils In gts,
ing boys an opssertunity 10 receive the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

rtsory where IL II 9 pest II usually BE-
Genes numerous during r@rlr May,
and cases Of scrww.worm lnjnry b~'
gin to appear soon after. The insect
thru gradually increases In plumbers
until the hot. dry weather u snldsuns.
mr., which m TeYsas fashaiiy Tesiases
the abundance NO that the injury IN mt
swvefw uuaar normal conditions IN the
months 81 July and August. unisss
considerable csosidy and rainy weather
ecrur& X becomes mere numerous
sKsIn In the early fall. especially when
the weather Is warm and shewery, and
::s activities ara terminated only With
the advent NJ heavy fro~ss, The ahrn.
dance al this fy, Of csturse, Ia depend
eat to large ~xseas aprn breeding
places AT hand. bat II In also true that
q warm, humid atmosphere In best suit
I'd to It's development,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

"l'ep Wig 10 tsosds emil tyl.yiaa
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-08-15
EAST DORSET
South Village
(Too late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
Lester Roberts was at his home here
over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Day went TO Burling-
ton Saturday TO remain week.
John Rowel Of Rutland, called on
relatives in the South Village last
week.
l.. D. and l.. P. Buffum returned TO
their work in Bennington Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. N. Brown Of Montreal,
Canada, arrived at Alexander Browns
Saturday last.
The blueberry season is at its height
and several parties have brought in
large quantities Of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Beland and chill
dren Of Arlington, were visitors Sun
day Of Mrs. Maud Seymour.
Mrs. Mary N. Griffith and children
were guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Nadeau, over Sunday.
Mrs VIM. ]. Moreau went Thursday
10 Rutland for a brief stay with
friends and relatives. From there she
will 20 to be with her parents in st.
Adams for a time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-08-15
GERMAN KULTuR

In a review Of Great Brtain's four
years Of war Louis Tracy, the novel;
ist, now a member Of the British War
Commission TO the United States,
makes the following reply to the
claims OF German kultur;
what is Kutur? What are the
blessings il offers to all men and all
women, since it claims that immense
prerogative, and nothing less Prof.
Won Seyden, in the Frankfurter Zeit-
ung, during the first fine frenzy Of the
war, said:
1.-THE Germans are the elect people
Of the earth. They will accomplish
their destiny, which is to rule the
world and to guide all other nations
for their common happiness.
well, let us see what all this thun-
der means | have here a table Of the
worst forms Of crime committee in
Germany and England during the ten
year 1897-i907:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-08-15
LANDGROVE

Miss Gertrude Chadwick has the
mumps.
A daughter was born on Sunday,
August 11th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Stone. Congratulations.
Samuel Abbott suffered paralytic
stroke last Thursday. He is gaining
at the present writing DR.. Calvin
is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo c. Thomson and
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Coolidge took an
auto trip to Manchester Saturday and
attended the circus.
Allie Towslee took Walter Hale 10
Bennington last Friday for examina-
ton. We understand that he passed
the examination o. X.
A meeting Of Allen District Pomona
Grange was held at the +. and A. M.
Hall, August 7th. A good number
were present and fine program was
enjoyed by all. West Branch Grange
furnished dinner and supper TO all the
Grangers presents.