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Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-24

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put together, and for years it was sup.
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20 cure with local treatment. pronounced
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greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
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Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-24
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Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-24
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Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-24
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zerno the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
$1.00for large size, get a bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heads skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafng. 1t pene-
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Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
A WOMAN MADE
 THANKSGIVING
 NATIONAL DAY

NEW YORK, Nov 26.--A woman was the Mother of Thanksgiving" She was Mrs. Sara J. Hale, editor of "Godeys Lady Book" one of the first women's magazines published in America She was responsible for making Thanksgiving a national holi- day instead. of a mere New England observance.
 Twenty Years Effort
 For years some of the states had an annual Thanksgiving day and others did not Mrs. Hale began to work for national Thanksgiving day. She wrote hundreds of letters to prominent people, to government officials and to the president, and sent out pleas through the columns of her journal. For twenty years she kept up the eff fort and in 1863 President Lincoln named the last Thursday of November as Thanksgiving day and Mrs. Hale won for herself the title Mother of Thanksgiving
 Plymouth Colony
 George Washington m 1789 issued a general Thanksgiving day proclama- tion, but before that the colonies had set aside a day of thanksgiving.
 The idea has been kept up since the gathering of the corn crop of the sec ond fall by the Plymouth colony, when Governor Bradford decreed day of thanksgiving for the success of the colony.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

leaf in the shape of question mark.
 ''Then later my chrysalis, which l will hang in a mat of pink silk, will also be shaped like an interrogation mark. When l change into a butter fly, I will have a yellow-brown wing dress trimmed with black dots and a black border. On the under side of my lower wings will be purple coloring which causes people to sometimes call me the Purple Tip. On this purple coloring of each of these wings will be silver mark like a semicolon. The semicolon is the Greek question mark, and that is why some learned man named me Interrogation which is spelled a little different in the Greek language"
 How wonderful" cried the child.
 Not at all,' said the mantis, mot at all.'
 Flush" commanded Peggy, that is rude.'
 How dare you tell me- flared the mantis, "me-favored the world over that do not act properly. Tell me, did l you mean it? Did your"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
Ready For Perils, With Air Fighters
 as My Allies
Capn4Shknei D1O ?, hhe

Ready For Perils, With Air Fighters
 as My Allies
 I mt the anonymous notes in my bag, and I managed to evade MISS Miller when we changed cars. While she arranged for the transfer of her baggage, l departed in closed taM for the hotel. I was 10 wait Tor Jim, Jr. Daddy had wired him to meet me.
 Jim Jr., was prepared for the most strenuous adventures, judging from the energy corked up in his massive frame. But he didn'e want me to take another step in the one l had in hand, he said, although he had to admit that only a woman could take Babs away from her captors successfully. And had l any plan?
 To be sure I had. I explained it- a wee bit of a scheme worked out from a scrap of paper. l intended to claim a protector in San Jose. gentle man of great authority. The mere mention of his name would insure my safety. It was a familiar name, Cur tis," spelled in the English way.
 l showed Bob the envelope-showed him the stamp of the Berlin stationer explained that it had been made for Dr. Hamilton Certeis' private cores pondence-it was a guarantee of good faith between spies.
 Damn queer how things hook up, ]" said Jim, who likes me because l let him swear without reproof. ITO this day ] cant believe l saw a ghost at the New York dock"
 Ghost or human, somebody who knows Certeis well is playing on Chrys." l averred and then l followed with the details of the morning when Berghoff had given Chrys an en- velope. the duplicate of the one in my hand.
 Damn funny" was Jims comment. There's only one thing to dearest Berghoff. Hes yellow. He'll give the whole plot away" Jim jumped to his feet as if to attend to that little job on the instant.
 No. you don't Sit down Jimmy hoy. You're just like Bob-always for getting that we've got 10 get that child back, first of all"
 But aren't you afraid. If Certeic is living, 1t is a miracle-one worth find d- ing out If he is down there, in Mex leo, it is for no good to the United States. Isn't that worth finding out, too?'
 Game little girl" was Jjms com ment.
 "Certeis will not dare to betray him.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

house in which my children were born
 and which my husband and I worked
 and saved and paid for together; for
 the wholesome food we are always
 able 10 afford and for the luXuries that are sometimes on my table.
 am thankful that even in war and in these days of readjustment after I have been able to keep my family warm,
 comfortable clothed, and free from fear
 of privation
 am thankful today that my husband
 has good job that my sons and daughters who are old enough to work 1 find congenitl employment at tasks for which they have been trained. and for
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
HAVE UNIQUE THANKSGIVING
 DINNER PARTY
BY MISS JEAN HAMILTON Editor of The Club Worker" and Secretary of the National League

Secretary of the National League
 of Womens Workers.
 Thanksgiving has come to be the American feast" day, and a good din- ner is always a part of the program of every family. However, it is also a great day for entertainment and most every one welcomes a social gathering for Thanksgiving evening. You can have a unique Thanksgiving dinner party in this way:
 Announce that an old fashioned dinner will be served. Ask eighteen girls beforehand to serve. The guests sit in a circle and each is provided with paper napkin. Then one of the girls who serves says, T am a country in Asia"
 Varied Menu
 The person who first answers cor rectly Turkey is served with sup per Then another dish is announced and the first person guessing is served and so on. The list of things for the imaginary feast are:
 l. A country in Asia-Turkey.
 2. A color and letter-Gravy (Grey-V.)
 3. Cape Cod fruit and impotence Cranberry sauce.
 4. A river in Italy, an Irish wom ans beverage, and the five little pigs that went to market''-Potatoes (Po-"tay" -toes) 5. A parent and cuttings-Parsnipe (Pa-snips.)
 6. Reverse and small bites-Turn. ips (Turn- -nips.)
 '. Time measures-Beets (beats.l
 8. An Indians wife and an inter. jection of silence-Squash (Squaw "sh!")
 9. Well or badly brought up Bread (bred)
 10. A goat-Butter. Il. A letter-Tea ("T.")
 12. A crowd of people in a smal 1 place-Jam- 13. Mixed-up type-Pie.
 IA. Two of a kind-Pears CPairsO
 15. A receptacle for fluids and ; letter-Candy (Can-D.)
 Is. A crows call and q doctor', payment-Coffee ("Caw!"- "-fee.) IT, Ancient tales-Chestnuts
 Is. What 1 do to be heard-Ic cream q scream.)
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

You see, it was like this,' Peggy ex- plained to the caterpillar, the red legged grasshopper asked more ques- tions than any of us could answer. Someone said that the caterpillar of the Interrogation butterfly was here in the hop fields -"
 80" interrupted the caterpillar, you all came over here to get me to answer foolish questions. Did you think 1 could answer questions because my name is Interrogation
 Tt was Mourning Cloak who thought of it Yes. I suppose it was because of the name. It has something to dc with a question, has it not?"
 ''Yes," replied the caterpillar, "but it would be more probable that I should ask questions than answer them with that name"
 "Tell me" the child requested, why you will be called an Interrogation but terfly when you come from the chrys- alis"
 q suppose, I am called Interrogation caterpillar now. Behold" Instantly the caterpillar had curled herself on the
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

self to me-if he is alive. As for the he-natives-see- 1 have a small fortune with mel" 1 showed him my purse.
 "The best of reasons for your dis appearing-you and Babs--forever, he exclaimed. For Gods sake, throw it up, Jane!"
 No, sir. I'll leave another fortune with you, Jimmy boy! Handy-to be delivered by airplane-if required Seer"
 Jim laughed in spite of his fore boding
 Trust you to stir things up, Sissy This border patrol job has been blamed monotonous, lately. It's so for tunate that your special San Jose hap pens to be close to my sector. l take it, the next week will be lively for yours truly" Let's hope not. But if I do need you-how am to let you know?"
 Then Jim explained methods of sig naling which aviotors can read iron the air.
 1 Anything large and white spread out on the fields in the vicinity of Sar Jose, he would regard as an S. o. $ But l must remember that there was only one flat spot near San Jose larg' enough for a ship to taxi on. Would | l please hunt il up. ! And never mind about a code,' ht said. Get a paid of sheets and pu 'em out to bleach in the sun. I'll ge hep"
 And he added that I could take i l C.. l-s, bunch saw any queer kind of codt being demonstrated next to San Jose | they would be right down on the res cue job.
 1 Thus supported by "the handsomes flock of aviators in the air service, took the train for San Jose. ] (To Be Continued
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

I am trankful that, women having at last won recognition of the value of their half of the worlds work. it is given me to aid in the solving of the problems which confront my coun- try today. 1 stand awed yet eager, before my own responsibility toward these great times because I recognize hem to be the forerunner of a new Social and economic era
 But, even so. on this oldest of all American festivals l turn my heart, as must have those Pilgrim women who kept the First Thanksgiving, to the so-called little things.
 1 am thankful for my home. the
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAKFAST-Orang juice, scram- bled eggs, toast, coffee.
 DINNER-Cream of corn soup with whipped cream and popped corn, baked ham with oyster stuffing, candied sweet potatoes, orange marmalade, brusse's sprouts, chopped pickles, celery, salted almonds, asparagus maple mousse, apple sauce cake, coffee SUPPER - Caviar canapes, cold cliced ham, pineapple and cneese salad, brown bread and butter sand wiches, olives, pumpkin pie, sweet cider, nuts and raisins.
 My Own Recipes.
 Although turkey is the traditional Thanksgiving piece de resistance, ? perhaps this year we will need to substitute" A fresh ham, boned and stuffed, with an oyster or chestnut stuffing will surely make the absence of the bird as inconspicuous as pos Sible.
 BRUSSEL SPROUTS
 Pick over and remove wilted leaves Let stand in cold salted water 20 minutes. Drain and cook in boiling water until tender, about 90 minutes
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

the increasingly good schools. which are educating my younger children.
 For the health of my family, their clean bodies and clear minds. for their relf-reliant spirits and brave hearts, for their sense of humor and capacity for enjoying simple pleasures, for their freedom from envy, for their aspira- tions for success to be won through their own efforts, for their loyal love to each other and for me; for all the little homely relationships of my daily living I give thanks in my heart, be- cause it is through them that I am made an individual of value to the State-a hannN cnntented woman.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Melt tablespoons butter. Put sprouts in serving dish, pour butter over and sprinkle over tablespoons grated cheese. Put in oven long enough 0 melt cheese.
 MAPLE MOUSSE.
 l pint whipping cream.
 egg whites.
 1 cup maple syrup.
 Whip cream. Beat eggs tiff stiff and dry. Cook syrup about minutes and beat into eggs. Gently mix the egg mixture into cream. Turn into a mold and freeze. Do not stir. Use a strong brine with the ice and salt
 CAVIAR CANAPES.
 l medium sized box caviar (do-
 mestic or imported.)
 1 small Bermuda onion.
 l sweet green pepper.
 hard boiled eggs.
 slices of toast.
 Mince onion and pepper and let stand fn French dressing Is or 20 minutes. Spread toast with ti-is mixture. Cut eggs in half length-wise and fill white with caviar. Set on toast an sprinkle over the riced egg yolk. Put a tiny sprig of parsley on top. Serve on a small plate covered with paper dolly.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
Reptile Or Fowl?

What is a chicken?
 An anatomist has said: Pluck a chicken and you have reptile D Feathers and scales, then, he must consider notifications of the same thing. The theory is that the earliest btrds had teeth, resembsed reptiles closely, and may have begun the ac- quisition of their power to fly, by jumping from bough to bough of for est trees
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
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and other commercial foods, use diff ferent sized packages in various states. This means an added expense, in keep ing the varying sizes in stock, if a manufacturer is doing business in sev- eral states.
 Will Avoid Fractions
 The new bill will provide that Hour and meal be sold in bulk in decimal parts of 200 pounds, which is the basis of calculation. The packages will be in multiples of 5, 10, 25 and 5o-pound units. All fractional weights, such as the 201a pound sack, and the 4S11 pound sack. will be done away with, by this method.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

A Kansas girl, Miss Agnes Husband, of McPherson, a former member of the faculty of the college of Emporia, and at one time head of the voice de- partment of Stephens college, Colum- bia, Mo, is hostess of the American Women's club at Paris. The cub is located in Hotel Petrograd, which be- came known during the war to thou sands of American soldiers as the center of hospitality.
 The club is designed to welcome American women travelling in France, and especially those going over to visit the graves of loved ones. Through this club it is expected cordial rela- tions will be established with persons from America and those Americans already living in France
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
"OTTO AUTO"
 STARTS IN TO
 CIRCLE WORLD

Nobody in this country could stop Otto Auto, so he challenges the world. Starting soon, the little speed demon will attempt to go around the world for a s5,000 wager on a gallon of gasoline in 50 days
 Can he do it?
 Well, you know Otto.
 Follow him each day on the comic page through. the different countries of the world, and see how he click clacks all obstacles with his famous heh-heh!
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

To the woman without a maid the cooking and serving of the Thanksgiving dinner is apt to assume alarming proportions But she plans her dinner berng that pair of hands must do all the work and
 makes her head save her heeIs the strain need not be great.
 There are so many things that can be done several days before the day. The soup can be made the saed and the pies baked just the day before Cranberry sauce or jelly can be made and kept for weeks The pumpkin be stewed several days before needed and the turkey dressed and ready for stuffng two days
 On Thanksgiving morning allow plenty of time for everything To have to work in rush at the last minute arranging the center piece and setting the table will spoil your enjoyment in the dinner You know it's really lot of fun to get up big dinner you have the right amount of enthusiasm for it.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
ALI NATURAL
GnndoO Mail1

Iondon Mail) Marjorie (who has been to a mati- nee)-"An' there was a lot of ladies, dancin'-and they was nearly quite raw!"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
5iste19h 9hag@ KI %f1 HEN

In the kitchen of her home Sister Mary cooks daily for family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen understanding of the chemistry of cooking gained from study of domestic science a univer sity Consequently the advice she offers is happy bnaon of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

vorably from the committee on coinage, weights and measures in the house of representatives of congress has as its object the standardization of the barrel of flour, and the bulk packages of hominy, meal and grits.
 Same in Every State
 When this goes through, housekeep- CTS will be able to buy the same stand ard package of flour, from New Jersey to Oregon. This does not mean that they will be unable to buy a half pound or pound if they wish. The stand ardization applies chiefly to the pack age sent from manufacturer to grocer.
 At present, manufacturers of flour,
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
Congress May s t a n d ardize
 Flour Barrel

The flour barrel is next in line for standardization. A bill reported fla
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Remember that beaten eggs and whipned cream make things licking good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-05
ELECTION IN LINN COUNTY RE.
SUITS IN VICTORY FOR
CEDAR RAPIDS.
VOTE OF CITY LARGE;
ovERcoMEs RURAL VOTE
Removal Of County Seat Means New
and Midern County Buildins-Cam-
paian Has Been visorous-May Re-
suit in Consolidation Of Two Cities
In Not Far Distant Future.

Cedar Rapids, Nov. 5.-Nearly COM
plete returns from the city and partial
reports from the cowatry precincts
gave the location of the county seat
to Cedar Rapids an hour after the polls
closed last night.
At 1880 o'clock Mayor c. w. Biggs
of Marion called Mayor Rail Of Cedar
Rapids by phone and congratuiatei
him on winning the election, whlch
means the removal of the county seat
and the erection OF a new court mouse
on the city island.
Mayor Rail- thanked the Marion or
fetal and assured him that every at
tempt would be made on the part oil
Cedar Rapids residents to boost the
city Of Marion.
First returns showed the general
trend Of the election and within
half hour after the closing OF the poll
ing places, the supporters OF Marion
as the place for the county seat were
willing to concede that they had been
heaten
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-05
peclal TO Times-Republican:

Special 10 Times Republican:
Des Moines. Nov. Solder weather
and rapidly diminishing coal pile
over the state is bringing the serious
ness Of the coal strike home to thous-
ands of Iowans today. Not a few big
Industries are perllously near the clos
ing down stage, reports here indicate,
and many households are out of coal
The state fuel administration and
local fuel administrators are dong
everything within their power to dis
tribute coal to those who are in need,
giving consideration only to the house
holders, the hospitals and institutions
where the sick or helpless are cared
for. The order OF the railroad admin
istration tying up coal in transit con-
tiRues to cause the most trying condi-
ton the fuel heads have to face. Much
Of the time OF both state and fuel ad-
ministrators has been given over to
efforts TO get the fuel administration
to release coal.
Local dealers in session here Tues
day reported that the last lump Of
Iowa coal IN Des Moines had been
placed N consumers bins by noon
Tuesday and some 3 900 tons OF foreign
coal in the hands Of retailers was being
parceled out to make It 60 as far as
II could. The public utilities here have
considerable quantity OF steam coal
on hands as do the big business insti-
tut!ons.
Considerable coal Is reported TO be
tied up In railroad yards in Dies Moines
and vicinity and some drastic steps
may be taken by the local fuel COM
r1ittee to secure this coal unless IT is
released.
It Is reported from miners head
quarters at Abba that the miners are
standing pat and have no thought 9TH
er than continuing the strike until
word comes from headquarters - re-
sumo work. II was reported from there
Tuesday that miners about CentervfIle
do not wish to return to work. AZ had
been previously stated. While Presi-
dent Lewis is recovering from an oper-
alton Frank Morris Is the acting state
president
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-05
SWAMP.ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

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Start treatment at once. Sold at all
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However, IL you wish first to test
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-05
JUST SEE HOW
P0SLAM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

Poslam soothes. refreshes and heals
suffering skin. with never a POSSIBLE
fly Of harm A brief experience with
Poslam will prove its value For in
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; Sold everywhere For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 24a
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PosIam Soap Is daily treat to ten
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