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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Twelfth Avenue

Mrs y J. Roy. 1880 Twelfth Avenue says: Il know
Doan's Kidney Pills viii do exactly what they
claimed TO do For long time I suffered with sharp
pains In tho small Of my back and sometimes there
was n heavy bearing down ache that Just seemed TO
taisc all the strength out Of wasn't ~ tho
cause but ! thought Il from my kidneys. and
when read about Doans kidney Pills being FOR
such trouble I decided to them I bought a box
and nothing could have suited my better The
pains and aches soon dsappearcd and felt like
different woman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Fourth Avenue Northeast

i. A. Woods. retired auctoneer, 741l Fourth
nue. Northeast says Typhoid fever m with
kidneys and certainly suffered terribly 1t felt II
my back was broken. and to bend or lift
thing heavy was impossible II felt ~ my kidneys
were loaded with lead. there always n bearing
down pain across the small OF my back, The kidney
secretions were unnatural. and passed irregularly
Different kidney medicines failed 20 help me. and 1
certainly was in bad shape. When read OF Doans
Kidney Ps and began their use. 4 was surprising
20 see how quickly l helped continued using
Doan,s, and they rid me of every symptom Kidney
complaint"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
HIS Bark Worse
Than HIS Bite

Dear Miss Grey Several years
ago | met a man whom could just
worship I was married and had
two babies, but had not lived with
my husband for over year when
this man asked me 20 marry him I
couldn't. because was not divorced.
but obtained one as soon as posi-,
bic. Instead OF waiting the ak
months. as we should have. W. left
the state and were married at once
We have been happy. but my hus
band keeps telling me every little
while that any time don't do 20
please him. all he has 90 do IN to
advertise TO refuse 20 paw any OF
my bills. and | can do nothing.
I live In fear. am about 20 be.
come the mother Of another baby.
and hardly know what 20 do. for II
would be impossible for me TO make
a living for myself and children. I
know ! am not his lawful wife. and
now since baby i coming am
nearly Sick What should I do to
right the wrong have doncs Could
my husband just east me aside for
doing what We diif II was for love
81 him that did u. but. of course.
tho law wouldn't look a, II tina, way.
WORRIED WIFE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

feel "a tho certainly did creep In
where l wasn't welcome In the least.
Yes. Two spoken to my husband
about what his mother does, ana no
always says hen tell his mother
that the payments arc between him
and his father. not her and me. and
he'll make run payment, Well. he
makes the fun payment, but he has
never delivered his little speech.
ny the way. mother.lnlaw never
fails TO buy lovely present for the
sirl she wished her son To marry
but let me say that the girl doesnt
care snap of her fingers for her
or her present. and would much
rather she would cease giving them
inlaws on equality with their sons.
but not many. and thrice lucky IL
the girl who gets one OF these darl.
Ing. broad minded women
one lesson OF many Two learned
IL this. Get thoroly acquainted
with your future husbands parents
especially mother. and II they're
not FOR you. either don't marry
their darling. or. II you DO, go far,
far away from them. II you expect
to avoid many slight many a
heart ache from hubhy'H toodsvoted
relatives. more especially II he's the
only son
ONE WHO HAS TRIED TO DO
RIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Lett01;s Ts GaWz1thin Grcx

Your husband b. a contempt,
iblo eur and coward Go hold
your marriage as "A big stick
over your head Don't worry,
ana don't pay any more ntten.
ton 60 his threats. lie can do
nothing without obtaining di.
v0rcc. nH your marriage. tho
violation 81 the laws OF this
state. must be cancelled from
the records the same as any
other marriage. before either of
YOU may b. free What YOU
really ought 90 do IL 60 consult
Judge or an attorney. and
learn more about the law. ana
then lay some Of it down on
your husbands head n he
starts anything In court or by
advertising BE viii get himself
into more trouble than he Will
anyone else. for tho law says
that he must support his chill.
dren. and We pay Judges 60 Sc.
that he viii do II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
1918. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association
THE QUEEN on sPtiN"
TELLS OtIJt BOhkD
SIet HITS

Eiolse. dressed la the becoming
fashionable frocks Mother Lorlm"r
Insists she must wear. makes a beau
tiful picture, bat Hhc isn't really one
hit prettier than she was Ia her
maids uniform. Ana ! know ~ one
person who doesn't IKE EioiHe AT al
In her new costumes lts thoHter'
Yesterday felt awfuliy sorry for
him An lac stood stiff aud Hiiil, hold
ing the door Of the auto while Lloine
stepped 10 "A seat beside mother.
another broken heartf ] said TO
myself. THE worlds full Of EN-.
But guess few men regard heart
break as fatal mhiadyF
Certainly. Dr. certela VIII never
perish 81 heartbreak." ! thought hH
we were assembled Tor coffee In the
drawing room after our New Year
dinner. Certois WIS revolving about
Eloine with "a coufuy manner, such
as a diplomat might show to a
queen.
| am sure that certalH must have
caught a glimpse Of Eloiae now and
then while hhe played her role Of
lady'a maid. but he Ola not reeog'
nlzs her in her lovely dinner gown.
And. Of course. no one Informed him
how Cinderella had been changed 20
a princess, tho, 81 course. DADDY
Lorimer IL booked 10 DO 10 az his
first opportunity.
Had 1 not been watching certsis
almost too closely. perhaps would
not have detected his fine manners
10 Eloino. There was something al.
most familiar or intimate IN their at
utude toward each other. as II they
had been friends In other lands at
other times
Moreover. ! was distinctly hurt.
Ccrtcia had set Elolss on "A plane
with himself. and at first sight. and
had achieved that honor only by'
way Of rouge 20, and i very low
bodice.
was STEPPED In pessiinirn. fair.
~ waiiowod IN cyniclhuL And n
phrase which made me most uncom.
Portable kept popping into my mind.
"certciH ls the big bosH Of" the
rpy was saying when tho ball from
l.loisc'a bullet stopped him. OF
what-of whofn--was lie The big
boss Would I ever again come 30
close 20 solving the mystery which
surrounds Hamilton Csrteis7
I set myself TO piecing together
all the scraps Of gossip and all the
facts had heard concerning him.
Perhaps ! could flt that unfinished
sentence somewhere in the story
Ike n troublesome zig rag chip In a
picture puzzle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

a protest against British rule over
Ireland.
Countess Markicwicz was sen
fenced to death for killing n guard
Of Dublin castle In tho Sim Fcin
riots Of 1916. Later her sentence
was committed 20 life imprisonment.
She Is now out on bond pending mp.
peal Of her case.
Tho countess IN the uncrowncd
queen of the wild. wild women" Of
British and Irish politics. Political
agitation Is her profession and life
work.
She was born into good Irish
family. daughter OF Sir Henry WA.
liam Gore-Booth. nth barone, of
Lissadcli. county OF Sligo. As girl
she was presented at the British
court In approved and lady.likc way.
and had several London social sea.
sona. Then she studied art in Paris.
sixteen years ago she married Count
Markicwicz. Polish nobleman. dram
atist and artist. They live in Dub.
lin and are active. very active Sim
Fciuers.
During tho Dublin rebellion the
countess. in her Sim Fcln uniform
Of green. with,Freen hat. feather and
puttees 10 match. led the rebels who
seized the Dublin college of sur.
goous This was tho last building
TO surrender 20 the forces OF the
British crown. As the countess and
her supporters marched out she
kissed tho revolver she used before
surrendcring II 20 authorities.
In tho recent British elections
Irish Sim Feincrs sent ~ OF their
members to parliament--includi
Countess Markicwicz. An favor the
establishment OF the Irish republic
and refuse tn sit IN parliament.
Fourteen other English women
stood FOR parliament in the late cleo.
tons. They included Christabel
Pankhurst and Mrs. pethic Law
renee. militant suffragists. and Mary
Macarthur. head of the British won.
ems trade unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Another Dduqhtcr-in-Ldtc
CoWpiaius Of ,Siight

Complains OF Slight
My Dear Miss Grey; The letter
from tho daughter law concerning
Christmas gifts. seems 60 show the
one sided interests 80 many parents
n-law have IN The either one"
MY husband and bought our
home ON tho ipstallment plan from
his father. contractor OF course
We nay monthly payments 60 him,
Each year since our marriage, four
years ago. near Christmas. his
mother asks me 20 SO shopping. ON
our tour she will say. Now. Grace,
IN get Jack a little something aud
YOU just take dollar Tor two dol
lars II she feels quite good and get
Yourself some hsndkcrchicfs or
hose. Just take u out OF what you
owe us this month Now. never
once have done this, simply DO
cause az Christmas there are so
many 10 remember. besides our bills.
that / really cannot take even the
dollar. and wouldn't u could l
think that's such a small. mean way
TO nut me out Of her list. on
Christmas morning she'll hand my
hubby "A nice present. never worth
less than s..
Guests usually look nj me a. tho
they felt sorry for me. and | truly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
SAYS COLD WEATHER
BRINGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
Public Must Ite Careful to Avoid a
Second Epidemic. Easier 20 Pre-
vent Than Cure. What TO DO.

"rncouraginT reports Of the few
sr eases ~ Influenza In this vicinity
should not allow us 20 relax our
vigilance or 90 become careless ~
the belief that the danger is all
over" Gays a well known authority.
with the coming Of cold weather
there 10 apt 90 be return 81 this
frlghtfui epidemic and its serious
ness will depend on the extent OF
the precautions taken oy the public.
to prevent Infection.
When the air ~ fun OF Influenza
germs. you may be constantly
breathing them into your nore aud
throat But their danger may be
avoided and you may make your
self practically immune 20 Infection
II you destroy the germ before i
actually begins work in your blood.
During the recent serious epidem-
ir. which HIT seattle 70 hard. most
successful results were obtained BY
many through the simple breathing
into the nose. throat end lungs OF
The indicated air Of oil % uyomei
Probably no better. safer or more
sensible prccaution against influ-
euEa. Grippe. Coughs. Colds. Hron-
chits or catArrh 81 the nose and
throat could be employed than TO so
now 20 the nearest drug store and
get n complete Hyoruei outfit con-
siatlng 81 bottle OF the pure OIL
81 Hyomei and a little veHspockct
hard rubber inhainE device into
which n few drops OF the oil are
poured.
Carry this Inhaler with you dur
ing the day and each half hour or
80 put u in your mouth and draw
deep hrentha OF itn pure he&ing
Ecrmiridni air into the passages OF
your nose. throat and lungs TO de-
nfrcy any germs that may have
found Judgment there. This simple
pr~cautlon may save you a serious
illness and the loss 81 several weeks
work. II is pleasant 20 ure and not
AZ ALI expensive as the inhaler viii
last n lifetime and further supplies
Of the OH OF Hyomei can be had al
any drug store for few cents.
Hundreds OF people IN this vicin-
ny used Hyonci in this way during
the recent crisis aud avoided dan
ger. They should not neglect e.
now for the danger ~ by no means
over. Rnrteii Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
RUSS SECRETS
RELATE A TALE
OF old CRAFT
ny Carl sANDBrRG

On T.. A. starr Correspondent
CtIRIaTtASiA. Jan. S-A publ.
cation containing all secret telo-
grams. letters, notes and com
munientionH in code from the Rus.
sian imperial consul general at
Himla. India. 70 the foreign office
at Petrograd. during the year 1915.
has arrived here
II il published under authority
~ the Russian Federated Soviet
Socialist Republic" and In alleged 20
contain tho complete texts OF al
communicates Of LisHovnky. head OF
the imperial consulate at Simla. TO
the Petrograd bureaucracy.
Copies OF this book have been
mailed to al countries In Eurose
and TO the To "a states OF Amer
lea. according o. a statement made
20 mo BY I. Wcnnerstrom. member
~ the Swedish rikHdng. ana leader
Of the left socialist group. was
Informed that copies in duplicate
have been mailed TO various persons
ana addresses ia the United states,
IL IL. therefore. probable that the
censorship office or the department
OF state viii come into poaneaHion OF
copies Of this publication and de.
eide whether u ought 20 be read By
the people Of the United States.
There - nothing biz and nensa'
tionni nothing 30 awfuily scandal
Gus. In the purported secret telo'
grams and notes.
ntrT- there is whole lot 20
laugh at--droiicrie- and hideand'
seek and thlnRH.that must be his
pcred and slippery fingers creased
with much money because OF a
baekroom arrangement for one deed
10 be done with tho left hand In tho
dark, ana another deed 90 be done
In the open daylight with the righ,
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Growing Deaf With
Head Noises?
Try This

II you are growing hard ~ hear
ing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or
~ you have roaring. rumhllng. hiss.
Ing noises In your ears 80 to your
druggist and get ounce % rarmini
double atrenEthl. and add 10 II .
pint % hot water and little Eranu-
lated sugar. Take / Tablespoonful
four times n day.
This will often bring quick relief
from tho distressing head noises
ctosErd nuHtfiln should open.
breathing become easy and the mu-
cue step dropping into the throat
~ - easy 10 prepare. costs little and
- pleasant TO take. Anyone who ts
Threatened with Catarrhal Deafness
or who has head noises should give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Slips Handcuff,
Escapes Officers

Slipping a handcuff from his wrist
while being brought down TO the
courthouse from the county jail
with ten other prisoners for arralgn-
mcnt. G. i. Fair. alleged forger.
made good his escape at Fourth ave.
and James 81. Tuesday. Tho pris.
oners were handcuffed in pairs and
were IN the custody OF Deputy Shcr.
ifs Downey and Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
CONNIE SSIOMS OF a
WAR Bride

But l didn't have n chance 90 aF-
aemble the puzzle that day. for
Chrya summoned Us all 10 an ouila
Hoance.
New Years day is just the time
10 tell fortunes" she said. Some.
body help mr-you. Eioise. put your
fingers on that side Of the pointer
Jane Is too cynical 'Sothlng doing
when her fingers touch the board q"
But she's a dandy spellcr. hey.
Innsg" said Daddy t.orimor 80 get
your pencil. play the slbyI ana write
down what Fate is going 90 hand
each Of ~ in 1919"
~ first tho pointer on the ouila
board simply stalled. Then / lOtted
down a score OF letters which made
no sense at ali. Finally. had a
real exciting announcement TO
make:
~ queen Of Spain win talk" !
proclaimed in great glee
And now control" chrys ayow
cd seriously. II can tell b. the way
my arm II moving
Tho queen wants 20 know"
went on, taking down the letters as
the pointer directed. the queen
wants to know IL anybody here cares
10 claim relationship with herr"
Nobody did. IL appeared. but the
pointer was tearing around 70 mad.
ly that ! couldn't give much attsn-
ton 10 the audience.
Her majesty AYERS that she lived
In Paris for n long time. And she IL
here 20 converse with C."
Corteis nauntered up 10 the board
In the best OF hnmorH outwardly, but
his eyes giittered wrathfully. And
Eioiee. with her dainty finger tips
just touching the tracer. looked up
at him and smiled roguishly.
TO he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

strength and made a new woman a
me. ] cannot praise your Vegetable
Compound too highly, and you nav
publish my testimonial as Il may Il
the means OF helping some other sul.
fering womsn."-3rs. IRExE Krse.
l05 West Campbell St. lola, Kansas
The great number Of unsolicited is..
timonials on file az the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many Of which are from tina
% time published by permission. srs
proof OF the value Of Lydia L. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, In the
treatment Of female ills
Every ailing woman In the rritsi
States IL cordially invited 10 write !,
the Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Go.
teonhdentisll, Lynn, Mass, ior
special advice. IL IL free, ready 10
bring you health and may save your
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Paper Makers to
Establish Home

ALBANY. n. y. Jan s-The
PAPER Makers building Association.
inc.. filed papers ~ incorporation
with the secretary o, state yesterday.
The object 81 the association IL 10
establish permanent national head
quarters for the Paper aakerH'
union, presumably IN Albany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
"OH, IF | could
BREAK this COLD!"
Almost as soon as said with
DIR. Kings New Discovery
Get Il bottle today.

Tho rapldity with which thl. fifty.
ycaroid family remedy relieves
coughs. colds and mild bronchial al.
tackn IL what has kept lis popular.
ity on the increase year by year.
This standard rriiever of colds
and coughing spells never loses
friends. II does quickly and pleas.
antly what u IL recommended 90 DO.
one trial puts Il In your medicine
cabinet aa absolutely Indispensable.
sold b. all druggists. soc and 81 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Only Woman Elected to Seat
in Parliament Won't Take Seat
70 The star by \. y. ~

LONDON. Jan. s.--one woman.
tho nrp, ever accorded tina; honor.
has just been elected 20 a seat In
tho British parliament.
Now ahs refuses 20 cit In ~
Countess Markicwicz--trood cid
English nameb--i. tho woman
elected.
shs ines tho parliamentary scat
well enough. but her political party.
~. Irish ginn Fclnrrr. by whom shc
was elected. arc all pledged 10 refuse
90 taxi. their seats in parliament a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
TWO CArIAINs DIE HERE

Capt. James u. Randolph. OF the
tug boat Katy. and Capt William
spooner. OF the frciEhior cudihee.
are dead. Randolph died Of pnen-
monla and apooner q cancer. They
hAa both operated on the Sound for
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
MISERIES OF THE
STOMACH FROM
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Perfectly Harmless Absolutely
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Send us your name and address,
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Relieves Gas. Sour Stomach fheart.
burn. BelchinR. Swelling and FUN
Feeling 80 frequently complained Of
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instant relief from Pairs in tho
stomach caused by undigestcd food
Address: BellinEham Chemical
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mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

a year ! bad
pains In b,ek
and stomach, IN
fact all over ms,
and was all run.
down A friend
Of mine was
cured Of thsrsms
trouble by Lydia
T.. y in khsm's
Vegetable Com.
pound / took a
a n d IL gavs
me health ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Ben Scovell Heard
by Rotarians Here

Ben Scovcll, soldier and actor, en-
tertained the momhers OF the Ro.
tary club mt lunch Wednesday noon
in the Masonic club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

Dear Miss Grey, WIN you please
tell me II tho toys In tho United
States army and navy retain their
uniforms after being discharged
from the serNtceg
MOTHER OF A BOY ~ BLUE.
Tho boys are permitted 10
keep their uniforms and may
wear them in public for three
months from the date they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Aero Builder
Wishes Address

Dear Miss Grey. am interested
In model aeroplane building. having
huilt four models myself have
been told there IL a model club In
the city, but cannot locate H. II
you know tho address. Viii you
kindly print II In the paper
A. 81 H.
have been unable 90 secure
any Information In regard 20
such club. II any OF the read
cra know 81 one and will advise
me OF the address, will be glad
TO print a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
AFTER SUFFERING
A WHOLE Year
Mrs. King Was Made Well
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

lola, Kansas-'T was a constant
sufferer from female trouble for sio1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Bowels Usually Clogged?

Regulate them with safe. sure.
comfortable Dr. Kings New Life
Pills Corror, that blliousnons. head.
ache. sour stomach. tongue coat. by
eliminating the bow~i-elogEinsna. sc.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-21
OBITUARY
Mrs. r. B. Moody

Sad was the home Of r. B. Moody
when the death angel again entered
claiming this time his beloved wife,
Write. She was the eldest daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Vaughn, Of
Buchanan. She was Torn Jan. "a,
1895, and departed this life Dec 10,
1918. She was married to R. B.
Moody Feb. A, 1917. One little ba-
by, Mildred Vaughn, frightened their
home until four months ago, when
she took her fight to the spirit land
at the tender age Of three months.
The loss Of this little one was almost
more than Write could bear, but
with patience and endurance fought
desperately until her cali came, her
last words being, Il cant stay longer,
I'm going to live with my baby"
Early in life she manifested unusual
interest in the gospel Of her Savior
and became a member Of the Bap-
fist church at Point Pleasant. Every
where Write was useful. She was
open, frank, sincere and most con-
scientious. She scattered roses in
the paths Of thoGe about her. Her
death reminds Us Of the fact thai
aoatn Is no respecter Of persons; all
have to answer the summons. All
was done that loving hands could do
to save her, but without avail. It
is sad indeed for one SO young to
give up life and all that is dear in
life; but to live is sorrow, pain and
strife; to die is peace, joy and happi-
ness beyond the tomb with Christ our
Lord and His angels forever. May
the heart-broken husband and sor-
rowing ones ever look to Jesus for
their comfort and consolation, He
having promised crown Of life unto
all who are faithful to Him unto the
end.
pd. Ina Moody.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-21
LiUe Farm, Facts
For Tennesseans

Middle Tennessee has followed
county by county through the Ten
nessee Farm Program FOR 1919. Far
iiaers generally are adopting the rec.
concentrations.
Nashville poultry keepers and those
in the surrounding territory have us
ed quantities Of meat scraps in the
feeding Of poultry this winter.
Tennessee counties are making
special effort to enroll 200 adult and
200 juvenile poultry club members.
Make the home self-supporting,
Grow at home everything needed for
the table,
In the feeding Of poultry cotton
seed meal does not take the place
Of meat scraps according to the ex-
perience Of the poultry keepers Of
Tennessee.
New cow-testing associations are
being considered in several counties
These associations employ CONTEST.
ers who visit the various herds and
keep an accurate record Of the dif.
ferent cows.
Have good garden. Keep il
growing vegetables throughout the
year by making successive plantingl
at the proper season,
A sweet potato growers and mar
keting association has been formed in
Madison county.
News reports from Oregon to Lou.
isiana indicate marked interest in
marketing associations for the sale Of
farm products.
Save an ample supply Of fr,,;ts and
vegetables BY canninss, drying, etc.,
this year
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
Florida and Mississippi will compete
at the fat cattle stock show at the
stock yards in Nashville next Decer-
Der.
Tennessee produces each year r.
beat 686,000 bushels Of peanuts.
A New York backyard poultry
keeper found that IL pullets kept his
family supplied with eggs this past