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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
JUDGE 0F CIRCUIT COURT To
SUCCEED LATE JUDGE /. {. HERVEY

abb. men in the person ii lion. H. /
Hu,.;.n q" Mnundsvill". and he may h'
ur.cd To be 4 candidate. while Attorney
lanes T. Miller is ais" spoken oi "s Il
ill.,. L. rHnd!,!at". The county has "n SOW"
oral nrrasi,,nS .rl"rt'I the circuit c"hrf
Judge. and cith"r Of tn" ah"E"-nitm"d
mon stand high with til" bar
Erookr county also ran h'"St ~
having some very able mon. Attorney
!, T.. Carter. although one OF III" younger
members ~ the bar. is rnrtiti"h"d hS an
able successor To thu lat" in'!E" ny MS
friends IN tina; county. Tn" county 80
Hancock ais. has 4 number ri very loic
attorneys although no names nave neon
Suggested from thai comfy.
II is likely that, III" vacancy Will Dc
filled temporarily by Governor John j.
C'nrnwcll. ur up until January !, IHl''
and if such is IN" case Judc" j. ".
Ewing will hr named MS tn" jurist 10
occupy tho bench up until that time.
No action has as yet been taken ny
tho judicial or county committees r'ia-
tive tn III" matter. and il ia hardly l'kriY
that the two parties will aGrc" 10 inc
selection rf any ono particular candidate
IN be voted upon n, tn" election 10 D"
held in November However. shoulh
either party select 4 man they Will I'M"
suitable mat crial here to I'll the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10

WAYS and means committee. Both. now
ever, promised to vote for the NH III
nom partlsan fur,hcrarcr Of American
successes; in tn: war despite their GILL
ciSms.
Hearings by thu senate tinahc" co'''-
ui,rcc On th,, bill. resumed to-day wrr"
confined 10 objections /" mllI": pr"Fis-
IONS.
The house rebate to-day was alt"hncu
Inv less than Unc-fourlh of the In"nlhcrs'
hut those present displayed clos inter-
cs, with questions and rcturts.
Excessive taxation ami n failure T."
raise tariff rats were emphasized D.?
REPRESENTATIVE fordnry. wh" Said 'h''
hill proposed to secure 81 per cent or
this rcar'S actual expenditures 'S'H'-
900 400, 600 exclusive "f allied loan") by
taxation. As alleged extravaganza III e.
.prnditures. MIR. Fnrdncy cited govern
1n.uI contracts, some. hc saidS netting
profits TO 900 per cent.
There were touches Of politics in TO-
'6ays discussion. While partisanShlp
had not entered into framing the bili'
! REPRESENTATIVES Fordncy charged that
President Wilson alone has SHOWN
nartisan politics and Mr.. Moore de-
clarrd that the Republican minority was
helpless in framing tho hill. and II IN
control. would not have brought forth
the measure as il stands.
Among instances Of alleged waste OF
: government money Representative
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
LARGE NUMBEH OF BUSINESS oC
CUPATIONS ARE AFFECTED
BY THE oRDER.
Much Interest Has Been Token by tht
Public In the Ed1ct
List Isued.

Here's list of twenty-seven non
essential locations during the war. Inc
lis, was ISSUED yesterday b. the COM
rounitv I.abord Board for this district
TO As years.
II Will be- noted that not only are all
owners ard conductors Of places Oh
amusement declared 20 bs non-:.sSrnta
but many other Vacations. inciuoiiiS
clothing dealers and clerks. C'othc
cleaners and dyecs. as we'll as shoe
sinners. are listed. Ind mon VINO arc en-
,9ustries IN this country are non-ecseh-
Tho action OF the board Will attec-
hundreds % men in various fucllT'nS
hrre. sone of whom have been working
in tho same place for years MI WATERS
in hotels ard restaurants IN me drall
age are claSed as noll-eSsenti;tl occup"-
rify,s as are cigar and tnbacc" cea''t'
and clerks. Even contractors ana QUILL
crs not erecting structures Tor war WOE n
or government purposes. Insurance So
lfcitors and book agents are on taf i'> -.
Automobile operators are hard MI. AL
ernuioyes and owners of artonool1e III
dustries in the draft aEe arc non-''SSen-
,;al 4 are pleasure and sightseeing CT
drivers All barber shop attendants and
tickle: takers and ushers IN piayaouses
are on the list.
In connection with the list OF non-es-
.e4,,ials Of this district. issued oS tno
board, the following statement was A'-
pended:
I'm the preparation or the hSI 81 "ou.
essentials the Community LABOR l'oa'
have given all matters the most caT"A VI
thought and consideration. ana nave
o,,v listed occupations which are IN II"
cav assisting the government III tho pro-
,,,.,,on az war necessities The board
.,,11v realizes and appreciates toH re-
or-;hi,it,, placed upon them and arc
hon-<ul Of the patriotic cooperation Oh
m n ,ba end that all plants In the DIS
t-,ct engaged in war work will DC 1uiiy
,a1,cd and able 10 produce the maxi
mum
rbc complete enumeration OF non-es-
.o,tt,l vocatirns as given out oy If'e
hoard is as follows:
Ira.t.rs IN hotels, restaurants anu
cafes. ,--+,<,
,,c+nr, and other teeaters.
automobile industry accessor1es 1o1
,,a.<,re and s1Snt-seetng cars.
r1yers Of pleasure cars, sightseeing
cars. s.,,.-. n,
such cars.
p,-b and barber shop attendants.
aottlcrs and bottle supplies, as used
fer soft drinks.
candv manufacturers.
Cigar and tobacco dealers and cAefAs'
Cleaners and dyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
Furnace Conservation
For Local District

PITTSBURGH. Srpt. REORGANIZATION
nv the l;nitrd States fuel administra-
ton Of the industrial furnace section OF
the bureau Of conservation for tho Pitts
buryh district was announced here to-
day, Tho district embraces western
Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Mary
land.
This district is in charge Of Frank II.
Riddle distric, chief and A V. Hlcin-
niger and W. A. Hull. deputies. They
will have Supervisions of furnaces OF
non-metal manufactures and shortly
will send out questionnaircs TO be filled
out by cement. glass, pottery. tile. time.
paint and varnish plants. Such manu-
fncturers then will be rated according
to their respective requirements md
advised as TO efficient means Of conser-
walton In industrial furnace operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
SPECIAL TRAINING AT
FRANKLIN COLLEGE

SnrcI,l Disnatch TO The IntclliEcnccr.
NEW ATHENS. Ohio. Sept. 9.-The
stud,.n, army training CORPS Of Franklin
College will b. under supervision 81 hn
officer OF the United States army ana
tho students indicted into this corps
will have tho Same attention regarding
military drill that they would receive IN
any other training unit. This hrranE'-
rncrt is with the L. s. government ana
makes a strong appeal to the young men
who arr ready for college work. and
whose sense of patriotism imp"iS them
TO tho highest service. This military
trimming is in connection with the rcgu-
lar college studies and consists OF four
hours drill and two hours Of class room
recitation and lecture each week. College
and academy open Wednesday. Sept. -.
1918 at $3.50 n. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
ARE LOYAL
WITH men AND MONEY
wheeling typographical Union Anu
National Organization Demonstrate
Patriotism.

There are about score or members
Of the Wheeling rypoEra phlcaI unioh'
No. %. lighting in France To-Day or u'e
in training camps preparing 10 90 o;l''''.
Among this, number there were SeVcr;A
volunteers. TIL" service flag or inc To-
cal bears ono gold star for n1cnpeE
who has given upshis life on IN" oatuc.
field. In proportion To the NUMBER "h
members, tho local TypoEra phical uni
on has Us many, members az any similar
organization ira thus section of thn "oun-
try and q far larger number than some
of equal membership.
The local has not only furnished Z.
larr, number. Of soldiers bat those who
are home are doing their best in DONG
I heir bit in helping Uncle Sam raise the
money TO prosecute the war. Ten
thousand dollars worth Of Liberty
bonds have been bought by the local and
individual members and large guam
tity of War Savings stamps. TO say
nothing OF The many individual contri-
buttons to the Red Cross and other war
orgauizat tons. Th"rr arr no slackcrs IN
person or money Among the Wheeling
Typographical union:
Neither does thu International Typo
era phical union hav" Slackcrs. re-
bort recently received here from head
quarters says that there nre 1."06 blue
stars i'll which miLuJ. more are brliIS
added weekly in tho flag Of members
who are ilehtinS or in trimming camps.
This Ia exclusive OF members ;Lnd does
not include est apprentice members.
-Four million. ninety thousand dollars
worth Of Liberty bonds alone have been
bought By the organization. whether as
= union or as individuals. And they are
preparing 10 buy mnr" bonds when tn"
fourth loan shall b" nOated next month.
II ono is seeking unnatriotir or;.aniZa-
lions or individuals he'll not find such a
brand Of people in the Typographical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
MIMI ESSENTIAL VACATIONS
CLASSIFIED BY FEDERAL BOARD

Clothing dea1ers, CLERKS and workers,
except on war orders.
Contractors and builders not engaged
In the erection Of structures for war
work or work of national importance.
Daucin academies, halls, etc.
Florists.
Prutt standk-
Livery and sn1es stables
PawubTokers-
Peanut vendors.
Shie-hiutug establishments.
Soft drank establishments.
Soda fountain supplies.
window cleaners.
Book agents and other canvassero.
Men in domestic and other persona
service.
Club attendants.
Employees of Ice cream faetor1es-
Insurance solicitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
Fordney Attacks the
Revenue Bill; Claims
Taxes Are Excessive

WASIllN,;TuN. Sept. A billion
dollars marc than the sS.1I4,n0o.on0 es-
,ima,"d by the nous" ways ana means
,.,nnittr. will hc raised by he war rev
cnuc bill declared Representative orro-
ncv, uf Michigan. ranking krPubIlcah
rnmrnlttc" member in addressing inc
nous" today. when II resumed "o'isiu
Grafton II tn" mcaSuru
MIR rordncS said his cS;imHtc was
prcdIc:ttcd ON the returns "i last year
h,Il which ~ the basis of the pending
Legislation. Designed 10 RAISE $"'' ~
o0o nnn IN. said. the present law already
has yielded s+.itl.uDh, 600. and hoded
that tn" internal revenue bureau esti-
mates another billion dollars Will u"
collected, This uncuIlccted billion. he
said. WIS due IN different intcrprcsta-
lions of tho laws provisions and d"
not include any penalties for thrdy pay
nent.
MIR. Fordncy criticised several sec
tiunS Of the hIll saying that capital
should b" more literally defined and
that the 6 per cent tax should not apply
to undiStrIhut dividends.
Capital. he cnntcndcd. should be re-
March /. 1919. instead Of the original
invested amount. Some business. Par
licuIarly many small ones. he said. were
organized years ago on small original
investments and since that lime have
Increased in value ny the owners put
Ling profits back into them.
Tho per cent additional INK on un-
disturbed earnings provided in the bill.
virtually is = penalty on business. de-
rlarrd Mr. Furdncy. Banks, lie said.
would be- prevented from putting money
Into surplus and undivided profits be-
cause OF tho higher rate Of taxation
and that. h" declared is serious men
ace IN good banking"
Mr. F'ordncy also opposed the pro-
visions in the bill permitting either
branch of congress To obtain by resolu
1ion the tax statement Of any company
or individual. declaring any such re-
ports unnecessary and calling attcn-
ton TO thr fact that when sent 10 con-
gress they become public property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
CATARRH VANISHES
Hero Il One Treatment That All Suf-
fererE Can Rely Upon.

If you want tn drive catarrh and iii
its disgusting symptoms from your syS
tom in the shortest possible tinr. 80 70
your druggist and ask for a liyomei out
III today.
Breathe TIyomcI and it will rid you of
catarrh: it gives such quick relief that
all who use ii for the first time arc
astnnshrd.
1lyomci is 4 pure pleasant antiscptic
which is breathed into thr lungs over
the Inflam?d membrane: IL kills tie CO.
tarrh germs SCrIthcs the sore spots. and
heals all inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tarrh: the disease is dangerous and
often ends in consumption. Start the
Ilyomei treatment today. Nh stomach
dosing no sprays Or d0U.hcS: just
breathe it--that's NIL. Ask 9. II. Gricst
&: co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
wor,r ISSUE BULLION.

WASUINGTON. Sept. ITO conserNt
-n,d for essential monetary purposes IT,
Government TO-DAY forbade issuance NJ
,,cId h,llion from tho minis at Philadcl'
nhj. Denver and San Francisco anc
rrnm tho EcH York assay office w'thou'
liccnsn from tho war industries hohrG
Federal reserve board or the secretary
of the treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
This Tonic
Upbuilder
Helps the Lungs

Weakened and rundown systems. threat
ouod w.ith serious illness. have found II
E,CkMAN'S Alternative an unus'.
ionic and up-buildor. often helping t. e.,
s;orn health and strength. No ale" 20.
narcotic or habit-forming drugs. Tw'."!
years successful use.
manufacturer, postpaid.
ECkM.AN LABORATORY. Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10

WASHINGTON. Sept. ?.--Criticism Of
thr war revenue bill by tn" Republican
:spokcsmcn occupied the House today
;n the general debate.
inequalities and Inconsistencies in
lcvyinG taxes. characterized AS unn"ces-
sarily high. and charges Of waste in
government expenditure were tho prn-
ripal complaints made in prepared
speeches by Representatives Fordncy.of
Michigan. and Moore Of Pennsylvania.
ranking Republican members Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
IF He Drinks
Give Him TESCUM
POWDERS Secretly. -.

ANY mother, wife or sister can
stoD the Drink Habit. il she wants to
do so Thousands Of women are happy
today. because they gave their huS-
banda, sons and brothers "Tescum
powders" The powders arc taStelcSs
and harmless and can BE- given i'll
other liquid or solid food.
You take no risk. as Tescum Pow
ders are sold! under Stcel-bound
1noneJfefund guarantee by III" John
coleman Co.. and c. H. Griest Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
Funeral For Colored Man

This afternoon ut ociork lutiHFhi
services will b" held for Thornton
Yates. colorrd. in tn" family home io-1
Lnf ,rrrt. wh,r.. his death occurred
Saturday Til" l;":. Joseph H. Jenkins
of the. simpson y. NJ T.. church. will he
IN cbnrrr burial will h" IN Peninsula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10

rordncy included certain publications
issued hy Chairman Crccl. Of the com
m,,,cc Oh public information. who, h
sand should "bc kicked out"
REPRESENTATIVE Moore called attention
10 the aircraft expenditures and cost
MUS" contracts covering contractor:
taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-10
TOUR ABANDONED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. Definite
abandonment OF President Wilson's
plans for trans-continental speaking
tour for the Fourth Liberty Loan Tas
announced today at tn" White House
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

These boxes :aay h~ ailed with aa2
combination ~ prohibited art!rtes. ~
rep, those est the il1 barred BY III,
Is3s1ai oi'!ctata The articles proAihlrrs
are alt Intoxicating Aqgar.. ali tgdua,
Eahye material. lBcSudAs fgictios
matches. agd any composition likell
to lxElle SO srplesir te!g4rettr I}sh'er
rome uh.ler this class gitsaJaL liquor
AMI aalie articles Improperly packed
tnter the regulations ug noty 3r mrs
cage ~ ertlrh matter ~ Gay kiae
@itl be- rrrmgtat ~ fetpejn Ia tm
boxes
When the packagr hss h,.eu psck
~ h .haald ~ taken 8a ~rapged ans
aasenied rgt,fer WslA fhv lshei aga
sufficient stamps, In thr nearest 81!
lection etntrr designated rs h" RED
Gross .hf.pr the pact - Nas Y,Hss~s
tte Inspection u n. Ecd t'r9~s req
res aratives th,t ,hrarm8, label hear
IT, The address ~ th, Htan for NhoR
Il il .uienAea is placed au H. The per
-an sendIHs the package, to the pres
yntv uf the Red Gross worker is rs
yglred ta ans ataa.p- uf'lclrgg 70 ear
~ II IN llahukeH Y J
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
DAIRY cow IS ECONOMICAL
Animal viii canvert Ray, Grass ard
Cornstsiss Into MIX in Cheap
est Mariner eossibte.

TIVE fncts staGa uut prominently An
reasons fnr th" iGeTeass7a pr01gct,nn
an. ase ~ f4iik The frs, - that milk
as pHrcha srf "a the market uspslly
supplies food material togefher sith
the sreW "a pr siuciug elements more
scuuatHl caly than either meat ~
eggs. The Second rt$ esl IN that tho
dsiry enu ia tho nosf economical fro-
dncer ~ ablrsHi feed 'fre great law
e. fest c,,aservetspa ls to tgra to.
edltt- feeds lsto ts..4y fe~ris Ia the
cS"ar.est possible gaat2ee- The dairy
,sov ~s1l Utilize cg5r.e mater als, To.
s,9jAie 10 huaasDs~*arb aS Ers ~
cwrstalks ard beg ea1 sill tarn
the-a ia'o rllk other farrp sntaa 8
tls0 Hrr tonvertsrs e c1srAe rnsgissss
ir'a edible ffa~is ls' err Tosf ~ -.
caen' ~ the aaify ces
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

American soldiers in France eaH ~
rrivr bur opa Christmas taf& ~ each
vtiiS year and eaeh pacsaga gausr
weigh not more thnn three pounds. 49,
rDrJins "a regulations ANNOUNCED NY
The war department Boxes for aarn
In the navy, however, may arl sh TWEEN
~ pounds,
The regulations governing Christ.
mas packages for soldiers Rave hlst
been completed after conference. tse
ts cen the var and postaf'rr depart.
snrnts and the A,arEtCan Httl Cross
The men themselves viii decide
who Is tn send these parcels They arr
Row receiving thrGstmas parcel iahyl4
with INSTRUCTIONS 10 mail these iaayls
10 the person IN thl4 cuuu'ry from
whom they aist ~ receive tHr t.a.alay
box
NO Christmas patrels viii te AZ
~eptrd Tor hhlWaeut offer Nov ~
The cardboard boxes or cartons ta "a.
provided for these parcels are 2 lE4'5,-s
by 4 inchre h, . IArbea IN si1e Nh.a
packed, arapis"i and ready rtr nah
Ing these boxes uust not aylah B5rr
than three paun.a'
The American Red te,,., has nErv,d
a. provide tlcs, carlitwaui boxes Ani
to mitrr,Re tblr distribution trresu
tiyen OF the sul.HgFs nhu prs sent the
4 o ta.t q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

The houses are usually heated with
steam ~ hat water or by means al
tluas Seine growers depend en the
heat ~ tho snn. hUt THIS Is satisfac-
tnry only during the spring.
Lifting the crowns from the fcld
and placing item under greenhouse
bef,hrs hott.vl- or Ia reIlars IN the
coEnmoucr method Of forcius The
crowns are ploaed or dug ~ late In
the mn Vhru the soil ~ moist So as
TO have as much soil as poTsible cd
hire 10 them. They arr then left cr
posed IN ihy field uuuI fvascn. when
they. ,arr Gqsvr~i With Hitter 81 ri
Moved ~ shed In order 90 prvvgta
alternate freezing sud thsvtng u.E<EA
Is harmful The crowns are rtg,gr,Tt~
eool cellar or pI, and hctls.Ea a.
shoots ~
whcu rpady for forctnEistt CROW n.
" roots SHOULD ne ouzak4o the eel
lar or other forcing NJ 7 aud te,'det
On two or three lhchf ~ loose soil or
tho Hnnr The c}uMr hhoeld 10 placed
close together n. far"s between the
c.umr~ fned NJ, loose son. aud III.
crowns eoF"r',e. ~ the depth ~ about
an 'nrh. ~ hdi should lee nais;enrt
thoroughly 7Rh' kept nGisJ ali The time
hut never allowed y6 g1Jr fregyhri
For WY" shoots n" llgh, should 10
"NclnGs~i When forced In The green
hnpae the SI'ac" under II" benches Is
usiliscd. ard the l,ght ean be excluded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

I'm making this rvsafanendsttsAa Ia
It's supplementary psed9etien program.
the tnlied States department. If agri'
es4stGre ssalnts aat that dairy rrNniacts
are essential ~ The well tselns ~ the
natinn sad that TIE dairy cov proiuces
mere fe>sd ga l.sS feed Than any ether
81 cur domestic sntmSlS
before the war the tn..->i Statss rv
erirtd dairy pr4iacts trota al1'ut TWEEN
~ t"gej gn countries hew these sup,
piles have heeh largely stopped and II
has beeaiue h~tp'Sssrs net ussly 10 res
place ssrem at oncr hat also TO export
large quantities. Ia 1914, for Instance
we imported approximately aAN1,h0
puuhdS more ~ dairy products thaa
Sr .exssoctea, am iaelnsilng trc,Sh mlik
and cream. In iniI We eapattssi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
FARM METHOD or
CUTTING UP HOG
Saw Ribs on Each Side Of Back
bone ard Spit Carcass
Down Mid Line.
lIvlsON or VARIOUS PARTS
fc~f 10 scnetlmes Used fer csnking
With Saver krsgt or Baked Beans
'-"9pare Hlbs~ Make q Meet
Excellent Dlsh.

IreparHd by tts Uaitsd ssases Depart
HAsns VI Akrte4lssrs.l
The usual farm tnethsd 81 cutting up
\ hog In 10 sas the rshs CA each side
" the backbone. take tut The backbone.
and split the carcsss down the m!d
line. The ribs Arr taken cut before
he sid.s ars blocked" Another
siethcss IL tO split With saw or cleAv-
sr MS Gear the MID line as possible
Then divide cash half into fear parts,
Head, shoulder. middle, aud hams, He
aov. the leaf II this was nos done h.e
tore. Peel the leaf backward stih the
myers. starting al the fruni .ad The
tidueyS are la this fat.
Head.
The head Is generally rptaovs~i Re
'ofv thu carcass Is ep,ls tate halves.
Cut about an inch back Of the ears.
making complete e;rele around the
head. Ii the cut does uog happen to
strike thr atlas iolut, twist the head
and ii will Yield. The tat,est part Of
the head can b. used for lard aud the
mere denhy parts may be used for
seusaeo or headrhr.st - THE tnwi II
sometimes used for cooking with saueg
kUW or baked beans
Shoulder,
One half the carcass should be- psafsS3
81, n t,Ssssas ytRhlr, sad sgt w iat,, tha
" ttous cuts, Gut 81 the from, ftA.t
shout ! inch above the knee and the
1iud part the same distance above the
loeh. Jhr fest can Dc used % make
picked pigs feet or pigs feet Jelly,
The shoulder rgt Is made between the
fourth md hfth ribs Remove the ribs
from the shoulder. also the piece ~
backbone 81 which they are attached.
Cut cipse 10 the ribs in removing them
So ar 10 leave rs much meat uu thc
shoulder rs possible. These ARE spare
rts' and make an cxr,jl,nt dish When
frird or baked. II anly small amount
az cured tarat is DESIRED. the top Of
thu shoulder may ne cnl oT about one
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

y,srt. : ah,yat ~ b,rn ~ describe
.,, .Nin, nov n,r rar,utnt ~ s.
.,.,. ,Hxrov,r. .hat il hax IN In
~. ,l, ,4ats, ;, -, .alt,~i a scarf
Ara when she has dtciat~l that Il -
,ooy~ a. the straightforward uprieh'
ana aowrrtrh, xrar5 family she tsntl>
!, ,,na,rtius with ht|t. same,h,us
s,s-f~ NH tap.,s hsve heretofore met
81. rc,,.,,rt> aga Interesting
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