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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
FUTURE OF RAILROADS.

While opinions are being offered in
regard to the solution of the railroad
problem due consideration must be
given TO the position taken by Robert
:. LOvett who has been connected
with the federal administration OF
railroads. lie is a railroad president
and understands the railroads side Of
the problem and he has had no little
experience in directing affairs as a
representative Of the government
since the roads were taken over
II is his belief thar the railroads
should be returned TO their owners
2 IS it was expected that they would be
at the time they were taken over, but
he does not think that they should go
back with the dual supervision of the
federal and state commission When
they are returned il should be under
government regulation with the eli,ni-
nation of the control formerly exer-
glsed by the respective states. lie
states his reasons for opposing the
idea OF even Eesorting to the regional
method Of regulating the roads. re-
ferring 10 such as a monopoly which
would allow no incentive for better
ing the service.
Attention is called 20 The lack of
wisdom in thinking of opening the
roads TO competition in rates which
would simply mean the harmful plan
NJ rebates, and other undesirable prac-
tees, but he does believe that the
'arser roads should be allowed to alb
aorb the smaller ones and that there
should he unified terminals for the
better movement of freights, and he
strongly advocates the action which
will put the roads in such shape that
there will he competition in service
for that will lead to improved facili-
ties and greater efficiency in opera
ton Of the transportation lines
Judge Lovett is an authority whose
ideas cannot be ignored
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
BUILDING WARSHIPs.

Secretary Daniels Of the navy Is
asking for an appropriation Of $780,
10000 in order 20 carry out con-
structiou programme Cor making ad-
ditions to the navy which will extend
over a period Of three years. 1t is a
plan which is bound to meet with
more or less approval for it is gener-
ally recognized that we must see that
our first line OF defense is properly
taken care or and maintained il keep
ing with the demands of a country OF
This sic and possessing the scacoast
that it does.
In this connection. however il is in
terestinS to note that Admiral Taylor,
chief Of the naval bureau Of construc-
ton and repair. has told the house
committee on naval affairs that there
has been a big jump in the cost OF
building warships. He was testifying
in regard TO the 1920 appropriation
and relative thereto he pointed out
that il was his belief that the ten
battleships and six battle cruisers au-
thorized in 1918 will cost when COM
plete $3.50. 900, 900 more than was es-
timated, and in addition thereto he
vouchsafed the opinion that it would
be several years before there would
he any decrease in the costs. In Civ
in. this estimate he referred solely
10 the work on the hulls and maChin-
cry which means that armcr and ar.
mament are likewise going 70 call fol
more money than at first estimated.
Such being the case it seems rather
unlikely that it would be possible tc
carry out Secretary Daniels pro.
grau1me under such an appropriation
as he calls for unless it will be i'm.
possible to get to the construction o.
these ships for several years and by
that time the reduction Of costs would
alter the situation. 1t is quite evi.
dent that warships cannot he secured
for a song these days
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
LETTERS TO TIE EDITOR
VIII He Name They,7

AIR. Editor: Mr., Montgomery failed
to name the two experts who meas
Ured the logs. Now. will he name 4
few Of those who have written to
Washington because of his letter One
guess please.
I did not say hickory was used
only for axe handles but for axe
handles, spokes. rims etc. The logs
! quoted by Country Gentleman do not
grow in this part Of New England, ex-
cept as shade trees, never in the for
| est.
| TRAVELLER.
Jewett City, Jan. ,, 1919.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
Jewett City. Jan. ?, 1919.
Never Takes 4 Hint.

Holland has limited to BIZ the Boche
that his absence would be agreeable,
but Holland ought to know that Boches
take everything but Misunderstanding
ton Tost.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04

Going back to work after the
Christmas vacation is almost as mucf
fun as having seven teeth extracted.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
Every W oman w ants

WHEN YOU WANT to put your pus-
mess before the public there is no
medium better than through the ad-
vertisinss columns of The Bulletin,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-04
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Judging by the dotngs of the board
of health of many communities, they
don't feel that they can take any
action on the flu epidemic until the
undertakes have got through with it
-Meriden Journal.
The sun., 1919-05-26

nation Running through the great replies you have the nsa
ton KNOW and FEEL the mind
thrilling question Of world welfare
LITERARY DIGEST gathers eyewinesses the
ud picture Of the Russian Bolshev heaven EARTH where MANAGES
stalk through Streets flesh sold food You
KNOW and FEEL the CHASTITY and love of America burns
fercely as you VOW protection for your homeland.
wonderoy you through LITERARY DIGEST of
modern safety devices and methods American factories which already
are saving the lives $4,000 American workers every year
better between employer and employee feel
Listen again DIGEST asking searching
ton of ministers and church members all dnonna
tons the United States what to happen to divided Church
the face of the crisis need and opportunity? Is the
KNOWLEDGE of the start
ling facts THE DIGEST giving thrill of responsibility and
purpose
DIGEST ten thousand mile railway route from the busiest
centers the United States straight the heart South American
by Government weather maps! How American furnaces the
waste of millions of tons of coal Such smony
to those who have THE DIGEST Receiver at their
Hold the wire! stirring
Patriotism and stories of Nations in Rebh coming with
weeks issue Here the Poles the United really
complete condensed history this great people and their ancient nation
being reborn liberty Here Greece and
the tragic tale of Armenia escaping from the babarou adom of the
Ottoman Empire The Case of Schewg to be reunited with
Denmark the Ituanans the United Saes and onle his
tories big with meaning thrilling with interest Americans who must live
and work side by side with these and help them
larger here larger freer national existence their
tive lands
touch with all these big live things
Of the world without growing bigger Of mind and heart and gaining
richer keenly sensitive life And reaction
makes quick understand and appreciate real values quick
and opportunities his influence his friends and
eowwoers valuable citizen successful his individual affairs
How unfair would be such advantages excsveobaabe
only by few How fortunate that ambitious
larger life 1t possible for have this
ERARY DIGEST home and to KNOW and FEEL the
heart the world as its reach through the crowded
OF THE DIGEST Saturday night Then and
will share the etaon Monte Csto
1.-THE WORLD is MINE"
The sun., 1919-05-26

IS, al O1T1ZenS
Have :
GEE THAT MAN COMING DOWN BRoADwAY-that fnelook-
ing who walks with quick confident Take good look
at him as he passes
right somebody Importance
tell the that expression live
interest and He has made discovery He has gained
of making among people
of 1874 and the looks guidance
in business and social
possible and important crisis They gaining profit and
distinction for themselves and they making this
factor the business and political of the Nation
Yes I'll tell what Isl They discovered the
the heart Of the world
doing every great city,
and council chamber highway farm and battlefield under the
SUM- lney know what men and women OF and good
saying about the social educational religious political and
problems changing business and conditions Of
to-day well the serious national International and racial problems
that are crowding us for settlement
They magic with which they can en
live and wherever opinions expres conto
hot And 50 they themselves the inside facts all
Sides and the rocbottom truth of vital subject and gives them
freedom and authority:
that isn't ALL They point
have joined themselves with the
o mankind.
passion
fiery gulf
paon and toll and deadly peril minister with gnness and heal
to the worlds sufferers You have miracles labor and of hero
the individual of
that behind and beneath and above and within all
things operation conquer
hindrance and laugh the impossible
That who BY with the firm stride of
of things has found that Poerto throw
switch and let eternal forces flow into his soul He has learned the
opening his mind and his heart KNOWING and the
ING the great life and thought the busy trobng world they
him. full the of each week. thousands
land through his master receiver LITERARY
DIGEST
Listen in for moment!
newspapers through
their opinion Nations Their replies
Digest live They bring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
AMUSEMENT rs
Gillette pIca.cs in New Play.

William Gillette came 10 town last
might. And when william Gilleue ar
rivGs IL is an event in itself. but when
he brings his unusually finished acting.
coupled with such a play as Bnrrie'*
Dear BrutuS." i: is Il double delight.
Mr.. Gillette himself is superb in a
powers, and the cast WAS all one could
wish.
Dear Bru,us" is 4 Barrie MASTER
piece. 4 fanciful play, fun OF laughter
and beautifully pathetic moments here
and there. II is distinctly unusual.
and holds one interested and enter
used. the phrase, "whimsically charm-
ing until ii mas grown rather tritc,
bui il really can't he improved upon.
and GFG IN Inc h n%i.. act. fnl OF romSdy
moves on to that perfect bit Of artistry,
The scene between William Gillette and
Maage Eeiia;ny. as his might have
brought a mist over ones eyes and 4
lump IN ones throat through It's pur-
'ty anu sweetness.
created IN New York by Helen Hayes.
caused distinct sensation But how
any any, one could have been swee:er o.
youth ihan little Miss Bciiamy seems
Impossible
:. IN; ma the setting of ,he !naainary
very lovely. Tall trees. a little snrinr
and the moonlight altering through,
Inc branches made q beautiful spot
indeed When the people return who
nave horn wandering that midsummer
eve in the eerc forest each onr has
leSrnra his lesson and tries TO begin
AR Gillette reaches the iiciSh, OF
Gramaiic acting in this scene in a
moment of tragic Intensity. when he
realizes who he really is ana ,hat he
mas no beloved daughter Margaret
MS wife. played by Hilda Moore. was
a sp!.niid second 10 Mr.. Gillette Violet
NHh,aie cooper was exceedingly dec
oratif". as well as showing marked
talent Thomas \. Braitien deserves
mention also For his good work
i'esr BrutuS WAS n ihLnc of iov
- tAneifuily beautiful play. which does
'"t s"oo l" sec. II. H. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

in a hot oven for one and onc-auar:er
hours. BaSte every ten minutes With
boiling water.
Champagne style SINCE.
I'lacc in a mixing bowl:
Three cups OF cider.
One cup Of brown sugar
Onc-half cup of cornStarch,
one teaspoon of cinnamou.
One-half teaspoon Of nutmeg,
Three tablespoons vinegar.
Bring TO y boil. cook for 1--WE minutes
and then serve with baked ham.
Paprikn Potatoes.
select medium sized potatoes and
boke. When rcndy 70 serve split open.
place piece Of butter in each potato
and dust with pppriks.
Use canned aSp8rac gus for the salad.
DclmOntc Dressing.
Place in a mixing bowl:
-Four Iincly chopped pimcntoS,
One grated onion.
-Four tablespoons of finely chopped
parsley.
Seven tablespoons Of salad oil
Three tablespoons OF vinegar or
lemon juice.
one teaspoon % sugar.
One teaspoon Of salt.
one teaspoon OF paprika.
Three tablespoons OF catSup.
AiN and then serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

E,iyittnA EiL;oT,TEsEili:E Der; ,is,--cap,am
ana Mis- i'sSssiir {. Austin. daugh;er ~
sin MI I+r; ,S. w Ans,n;, q rrot;l.. ,his
EE,T ,ni,ii,,;.P} Eatnsr John EtnL.ds OF ,ho
'os'nE me World war CAPTAIN Xininsoi.
49, stationed IN the Panama Canal Iore
~ 'fluc recently returned from I.,T,r,
"nm'H shs sa" aGtir" service q Vulun
iSnr ~ the American Field service Sine,
a. ~ i hs' isi ,s.r"inr ns nurse attached
, l,, "a nee hospital Shs was awarded !,
~ ~, ~ -. ~ hnnoT by the French government
iininediateiy after his marin sr CAPTAIN
LiInScn sailed on Tire Chin NAL! sinn ~,
E lj1T ~ ''r ihs butcn Easl InioS. on ihr
position a. forester IFS tr!,is viii follow
iENylisN!LLLE Dee. l9.--AI.s Nl..b.,
I,hMSgn, 81 lIra thsviuo. RnG Nh Wiies r
iSttn % lara tb var married 'rucsay a:ter
-',..Yi - tnr lii.'tlSi parsonage IN ii.;.:nS-
Ntie. hs Rec. AR Wood
.t6;uERST. Deo la.-WednaxIav ,f.o,.
noon ~ NE i'r.abyier!an plausc. at Amherst
K"v J. y. Thomas united IN r!,rr!nc,
RlptTt beare Earr"nitr ana Miss E,sic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
ScAPA FLOW COMPENSATION
QUESTION IN ABEiANCE
German mission. to Aid IN Putting
Peace Terms In Effect. on
WY to Paris.
t;y Associated Press

PARIS, Dec. 19.-The first section OF
German commission charged with
prepare lions for putting the peace
treaty into force is expected TO reach
Paris tomorrow morning.
Meanwhiie. the question OF the
method of compensation for the sink
ing Of the German wnrships 1T Scapa
Flow remains i'll abeyance. No meet
ing of the German commission Of
ma zine experts. sent to discuss the
subject Was held with the allied
today.
premier cjcmenceau, who has been
confined TO his home for several days
because OF the broken rib he sustained
stunned work today in his offices at the
Ministry OF War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
QUITS UNTIL JANUARY IL.
industrini Gsn'inissJon win soop Issue
sfntcmcnt aud win Invite Crit-5
jclsm Or Its Work.

!. Thy Associatcd prcss.l ~
WASHINGTON. Dee. 19.--prcs!uent
WILSON'S industrial commission, which
Is seeking u solution OF present In
Justrial unrest. recessed today until
January ". il was announced that
a preliminary statement Of the com :
missions conclusions would be made
pubic soon. The public will be re
Sested mRans Of ending tho industrin !
unreet, and hearings probably will be
held after the commission resumes its
wOrk In InnunrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Indo-chna. has been los, ut sea, ac-
Saigon received here today. The dis.
patch said 532 natives and one Euro
Gean were lost. Th.rty-seYen native
wcrs saved,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Census Ennmrratora Nsmes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; bee IT, rn :,
following have been appointed census
ickshurg:, John Il, Goodrich Ir ~
liam Jackson. Miss NJ. l.. Henderstn
and Miss Anne Brook Gibson. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
: The Weather
tFurnisbsd b, q. S. Weather Borcna.l
Forecast: virginia.
Fair SATURDAY. aud sun
dag: rising tcmpernturc.
North Curoiina-.l'air
saturday: sunday fair.
with rising temperature.
I.ocsu l'c,nperaturc Ycstrrdu,

! T.. NJ. Temperatures . %
M M;tG,imnm ,Si,petnturc 70 =. 49,. -
- @ I'm temperature 10 Z. M...... Is
49,. 'inpSfiitniH Yesterday. ......,. ~
GH"rnai temperature for this date" 4"
hE,Xsess since March l..,............:...... *
F'Nc"Ss since January l......., II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Groves TnstcIcss chill Tnni.

tying and rnriching the Blood. You
can soon feel its Strengthening, In
MIGRATING Effect. price G0c.--.Nhv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC
II lIHi ,, prummond. The BRIDEGROOM is :, son
81 bln iht" FINLEY Carpenter. and The bri.I,,
Is !t daughter OF Thcmag II. DfunmonG

Is '' daughter OF Thomag II Dfummona
FRHnERicKSBuBG Dec. la--Nrs Jon
, ~ nu''iW"N Ihol!ips"A. Of this ciy. an
houhScS IN" engagement an, anpgua c,.I,.
iinnrriaG: of hcr dsurbtrr Miss Bessie
S II hyaiSld Of log hnGele:. Cal. Is
N"ddinE viii talk" piac" IN tho Rartist
, nnrnh IN 'hiT ely on saturday Dcccin.
y NCUBuRG. bee lp.--s;iss Etna n
,H: 9rsEs' dnmshie: "f AIr. ana Mrs. Walter
ton, icy. were ma ri.icd Wcdnas;lay az tm,.
nome 81 the brides parents here on WAL
nut street. Roy. l.. VI. NANCY pastor a.
'tntenarN Methodist church. ofiic'a,lnc The
ET"oN formerly resided IL Bedford
~, liAk!oTTESNll.LE. DO. ia.-,IuIian ~
M"nGn.s. u tDwcnfNi!!c. Va. AMI Miss ,I:tt;I
pt.r! McChuior. of n"ar wv this count ~
m"tnrcu ncrc yesterday afternoon and ,vrrs
married NJ tho parsnraev Of tn. First Iiap-
!lst Ihulch. the ceremony being pcrfor,nsI
uy IN Cecil V, Cook.
.cIARLnTTESvII.LE Dcc lA-f,host.r
VI; laws. Young farmer OF near Enriys-
VIZ; ms county. 1uil Nora l.. :, cr,r
81 th's 'it% wcr' married yesterday after,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Satnfaii !: hours snding n ME- n
iSd!htaii ~ hours ending y J.. NJ ... 81
i'"l'icGcN since March t....... :.
i'"hcicury sine, January i......... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
494 LIVES ARE LOST
British Steamer Goes Down In EAST
erh Waters, Ainny AsIatlcs
Icrishing.

LONDON. Dec. lo.-The British
steamer Lien Shng, 1863 tons gross,
! bound from IiongBong TO Saigon, In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20


BsoIlcd Mackerel Parsley Butter
i.yonnaisc Potatoes Hot Rolls
Coffee
CHRISTMAS DINNEH
clear ron,as e; soup
:, Tanio FISH a la Newburs
Potato Balls sliced Cucumber
!: Game t! RGa:' Tu bfSSa Gravy
4. Cranberry Sauce
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Spinach Corn
individual Plum puddngs coGee
BREAKFAST.
y \. n.
Sliced Oranges
sra.,.,, ,G,serreai ana S Trcaim r,,.
Chilled Potatoes Corn Mullins
DINNER.
celery ! pi ii ". olives
Sordua Canapc
Boullon
As,atnrs cOdnsh H bpls T9ma1o sanee
Baker SGgar-Curcd liam
Cprrant Jelly Champagne style sauce
.taprika Potatoes Peas
=. Asparag gus Salad
:. Del Monte Dressing
lnairidua! Hot Mnce Tarts Coffee
Utmost any choice Of meat may, re-
guinea hen duck goose. squads or
baby, rig and any one OF these will
For six peopie an" pre T"e The .''t r rnIn
fruit early The evening before and
ihen set in the, iceboN until needed.
Use q prepared brca kfast cereal, such
as corn flakes etc This teammates
cooking the cereal.
Broiicd MncI>erri
Select two medium : lied OF three
, small mhckercl and place in large
pan TO soak early the day before
cover with warm nj, ~
the evening meal drain the mackerei
cover again with warm water ana let
excess salt; In the morning place ~
a large baking pan, set in The byoii.i
n or rot wi gXeh h lGa b%stf every four nil
teen minutes Tor large mackcrel :,d
about he ten nj, ntnates for small fish. LIT
Parsley Butter.
Two ounces OF butter
one:haif cup OF iinels chopped
3Rs 'f q s.!Pssoon Of FrafS9 e4.9e
VIZ IL a smGo SERVE mnss t5 9sa Serssa
Iyonnatse p osaes;
IN haf cup OF iinely chopped
one quart OF thinly sliced cold boiled
M!N and then place one-ha!f cup OF
i se Sap ,e u ,o,t lying pan ana when
~ we'll Drowned. ~
~ Clear Tomato soup.
One can OF tomato soup,
One teaspoon Of salt
Two tablespoons of grated onion
NO tablespoons Of finely H:mcel
, Two beef eubes
squares OF toast. N'-' ''"E
Tuna Fish a la King.
'p''' can ~ ,unsA iieh ana turn ir+
S"'''- HiSA Nov place in q SAUCE,
faar ana isD gas ~ mix
a,a sos * G tdr ~. t9 n,i ,fas e bon
'""'esno"ns u nnely minced
~ 524;;espoom a grated onion
~" teaspoon OF sail
a 'aTnoou Of papriku
roE '.e 3 fl ' yis.,. NH which has been
Stacking hot. servc IN ran' c%%I When!
ne fain"kin on 4 tea p!,t,. .,rh 49,,
R Wife, Y ~, small pilg iqur po:a,o bais.
49,. nave pecn rolled IN melted hiIt
s" covered with nucly ninrrl n,,,
ogM sliced and wcn-scasoneI. nucn,,s
u" rrcparr Individual rinm ruddin..
.naii St ,hrse pudding ana mold il int0
(, l,e.i us Set 10 double boiicr aud
FOR MENU No. :.
10 t.,Iil ~, g.l@ NAN.
MIN si'cns ma ~ ri lngm juto
it.n'.n WijA Shortening ana bro!i In
me gas oven FOR ten minutes
open ere '."'" co. aa" of s.roin.
.ad ; C f I,r's e.! ls' , hrsiI Then en
Thsn , on 'bo 1aat tw WIT s, @9t;@r-
,f' 1nS ,an''Spoon Of finely mince d
one teaspoon OF riuoiy ,riu,.I ,,,;,..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Tells Housewife
HoD to Get Meal
Me,eus for Siu People on
Christmas Day Are
Presented By Expert.
nY nInS. VI. 4. NILSSON.

ICopyriEht, 1873 by Mrs. u. y. WILSON.
.ltear Mrs Wilson.
am constant reader OF your
Column in the paper ;ind am askint;
TOR some CT your advice / would like
a real. nice good dinner for Christ :
mas DAY, and. as l am a young cook.
/ do not know very much about fixing
menus and tasty dishes So VIII you
iicUso tell me some menus and recipes
FOR two meals on Christmas Day. say
breakfast about . aud dinner about 4
Uclock" / want nice, good, whole :
some things not 80 very expensive.
hut do not care for n little expense.
1twant both meals for about six peo-
ple ana also want TO know what the
markcc basket Will require. 'Chcrk:ug
MRS. H. NJ. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Ceun,y. were msrs!sI hers wsdnes:iSy evsn ..
me oS Key. j. q. Holland. IN North Dpu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

pAMflLLE. Dee. l9.--Cabeli J. L.oyric
amt MICS Elsie Whitc were married kert
on Tuesday afternoon i'm North Danvil,e by
Key, V. q. Smith -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Noon wss s &c ihs iome Yf the hrilss mother.
nony heng performed bS Dr. Cecil Y. Cook
pastor OF tho First Baptist Church. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Menus for six People for Christmas
The writer OF The aboVe letter com
the Lone star State has q wonderful
variety OF food To select from and a
bland. warm climate. while ;hc people
g,ortll OF the Mason ana Dixon line Just
SILVER and shake when it comes ~ a
IhniNr of iN,IuG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Grapefruit
Cereal and Cream
Beoilcd Mackerol Parsley Butter
i.Nonnaisc Potatoes Hot .oils
Coffee
CHRISTMAS DINNER
y. "
Clear Tomato Soup
TUNA Fish a Ia Nrwburg
I'o1ato Balls sliced Cucumber
Roast Turkey
y Game Filling Browh Gravy
. 4. Cranberry Sauce
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Spinach Corn
Lettuce Russian Dressing
individual Plum puddinGs Coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Bnkrd sugar Cured Hmm,
Bon thc ham ana tlcn rrInnya ,t
sam anu rim. Now plac" sd n howl
one cup. Of hrDwu sugar or u5lalscs
one Tablespoon OF r.un4uol,
iJne teaspoon OF nutmeg
One teaspoon U! a.!spic.
tine-half teaspoon Of ,hyu,.
& My spread "Nef thc nam and uaI,c.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-02-13
A NEW TOBACCO BULLETIN

Clemson College, S. c., Feb.-A
great deal of interest has developed
recently in tobacco growing in vari-
Gus counties not heretofore consid-
cred tobacco counties. This is par
ticularly true in the counties already
invaded and those soon to be invaded
by the boil weevil
Realizing the pc .biIitics oi j.
bacco in fighting the boil weevll, the
Extension Service Of Clemson Col
lege has issued Tobacco Culture in
South Carolina" Extension Bulle-
tin Number 43, which may be had
free by any one asking for it. The
bulletin, which discusses all phn es
Of growing tobacco from the seed to
the sales warehouse, was written by
Supt. X. f. Currin, of the Pee Dee
Experiment Station.