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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13

ings for them. And yet we go on
measuring our educational efficiency
by POLITICAL supremacy!
W ii, all that will have to be
changed before people are ever
brought to the idea that it is an aw-
full thing to neglect the boys training, |
the girls training 1t will take a real
educator to show us where it is
crime to give all our time to COWS |
that earn more in the day than the
school teacher 1t will take interest |
to turn US to the training of the youth.
It will take missionary work for a long |
period Of time to overcome this list
lessness in schooling. But somebody
ought to be at it. Our boys are be
coming men without aims in life.
They are not equipped for the future.
They need it! They need it! They
viii be men after short while and
what a tragedy, what tragedies will
unfold to them as they begin to real
ize that they are in no way fitted to
cope with an educated business pub
lie. Others OF their age and time are
getting their schooling. Ours are not
They fall out because there is no real
school and they know it. Not a boy
in Cordee but that knows he could
not get an efficient schooling at home.
I IS it not time to do something?
Let u8 suppose we had one school
| system IN Crisp county instead Of
! TWO, one that operated the city schools
under the same graded schedules as
! those provided over the county, one
over which one educator could preside
! effectually, one whose every piece OF
working machinery lie might know
and keep moving Then let us suppose
that we had an educator, man who
has made school management life
study, and one who has in some de
gree made success of it. We are
paying out more now in salaries to
men who know nothing about it than
we would have to pay for the one good
! man We could have real education
in this one system ana il would cost
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13

Prices on sugar rose cent and a
half a pound in The wholesale market
here the past week. There was not
any plain reason for it, The refiners
say there is an abundance of it. One
wholesale house was selling al this
margin over the others, and il is said
The others will have to go to it ON
their coming weeks supply. Let tthe
robbers keep on showing the prices
upward. The man who sees 1t Is not
worth while to try to pay for what he
needs hosnestly, will get ready to
take il when he gets hungry. And he
win have whole lot of company
when he straits taking, :.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13

The Georgia legislature refused to
invite him to Atlanta but Missouri
Senator Read came and spoke there
this week against the League of Ma
lions. Former Senator HardWick Of
Georgia introduced him. This man is
in a class with Hardwick, except as
10 the ex-senator part of it, and he
win be wearing the honors full-fledged
as soon as the people Of Missouri get
a chance at him
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US less money. The county would be
getting its nine months and that is
one Of the greatest needs OF the coun.
try schools.
Suppose we had an educator, had
all this school machinery clear and
out of the hands of the politicians!
Suppose we operated the schools for
the good Of the children Of the com,
munity! That would be day OF hope,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13

Ratification of the peace treaty in
the German national assembly would
indicate that there is purpose at
least to make start on the repra
tions program. We have laid down u
hard task 1t is no more than fair that
we allow a showing where there is an
honest effort to follow the agreement
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OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.

In a raid in Columbus officers Of the
law captured $4,000 worth of liquor
and 5000 pounds of perfectly good
sugar Figuring the perfectly good su
gar that went into the $4,000 worth OF
whisky, one might estimate that booze
making has something to do with
sugar shortage.
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LOOKOUT PREACHER!

A Macon preacher says that
any girl who will shimray in .he
light will hug in the dark.-Wal
ton Tribune.
That kind of a preacher might al
so do some things in Ihe da-!, h'
would not dc III tho lish.. Ard again
r al evil minded predcaers arc some
what disgusting ng-NOrth Georgia
Citizen.
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lecllnE IS, ulAL y
pale and weak,
little things an
noy and every
thinggoesw wrong.
Look the other
qray .just a minute
and see achdt DR..
Pierce'S Fdporite
Prescription has
done for more
than a million wo-
men in the last
fifty years.
What 1t has done
for Others Il can
do for you.
A helping hama
to lift up weak,
tired, over-taXed
women that's {
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what you'll find in DR. Plerce's Favorite
Prescription. Ii gives YOU Just the help
that YOU need To be had in LIQUID or
tablets. Tablet form, % cents. at al drug
stores.
1t is 4 medicine that's made especially
TO build up women's strength ami to cure
women's alments-an invigorating, re-
storative tonic, soothing cordial and
bracing nervine; purely vegetable, non
alcoholic, and perfectly harmless.
PADUCAH, KY.-'After first becoming
mother ! was in miserable health. /
developed 4 severe ease II woman-
trouble. and suffered ".'A taeaacacs
and pains in my side. c.l So sad ihat
/ was 4 complete i.ry9rs .u3 physical
wreck and had s.ve.- "a, g.. ~ ClIus
better when L-":. ..... .H l'frc>
Favoritc Prescra a- .... a-tad ti
improve and W. t..t had
found the right U.s.-.... ..r ssv ,flnt,e.
] kept on taking tl- 'iT-.... f-u ana
my health was completely restored
am always ready 10 speak 4 good word
Ior this wonderful Uoman'~ medicine 49,
-Iss. ANNE SMITH, lIl9 \, 1-tA street.
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hidden in any move for better
schools. 1t ought to go to the wide
open public just as soon as possible
and the public ought TO be assured
that there is going to be more money,
with which to run the schools. The
cause of education needs no gum
shoe methods and so long as efforts
to make progress bear the stamp Of
sincerely and represent the whole
community, they can have the ap-
provaI of everybody. The same
secrecy is being maintained with re-
gard 10 employment of teachers.
But the increase of the school tax
one mill in Cordele is not going to
help the county where another little
school kingdom is set up and headed
off with its officials holding the posts
of honor CThere are no posts where
officials work. There are teamsterG
making more money than the teachers
in the schoolstcf Crisp county. There
are colored BARRIERS in Cordele max
ing more money than the best OF
them. There are cows on the dairy
Farms Of Crisp county earning more
money per day than the best teachers
In the rural schools! There is one
COW whose earnings in the past month
have doubled the best school teacher
in crisp. When we say doubled, We
mean doubled in net earnings
How much further must we go
with it to make somebody realize
that the schools are shamefully neg
lected, that the ideals of the present
control, If ideals they may be called,
are nan century pehHiu hooei /"
demands? are our schools to remain
forever III such hailas no" many
educated men, men VINO Eho" 'He
difference etWeen education and
shams, nave TO 90 WIN running lhe
schooiS oi Cofdeie ano 'riSp county
isn't the school SAND bouhd III poli
ucs! Ihefe lsh an educaled man
VINO mas uilile TO 40 WIN lle
aclooI5 IN Cofdele or NfI3p county
not one Ihefe ish l an edncated man
connected win single te"ehilS posi-
INSIDE the county OF clty Sybtenl'
None OF them,--inol ohe-7ioid8 nus
place except through polltlcai coiof
'hE' No board memhef sefVeS VINO u
without the politlcaI o. ~ efficiency
De damned.
Politics or no politics, a man
who believes success comes without
educational training has no business
at the head of anybody's school .sya
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Of all news dispatches credited to ii
or not otherwise credited in THIS pa
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herein.
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Communications on all topics pub
lished when not too long accom-
panied by full names and address.
Not responsible for views OF contribu-
tors.
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Reyavix, the little capital of Ice.
land. is more than 1000 years old.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13
"CompleteIy Discouraged

is the feeling and plant of women who
are rundown" so low that work drags,
head aches, back aches, dragging down
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13

Boots ana shoes hardened by wa
er ara softened by kerosene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-03
EVANJELICKE STREDNE
SKOLY MA SLOVENSKU.

Skolsky vybor evanjelickej
rady slovenskej radil sa dna
80. julia v Liptovskom sv. Mi
kulasi pod predsednictvom, bi
skupov Samuela Zocha, Jura
Janosku a generalneho inspek-
tora Ruziaka O sriadehi stred-
nych skol ma Slovensku.
Pc dokladnej debate OBJ
sirnom vyklade skolskej politi
ky vladneho referenta A. Ste
fanka usniesol sa vybor ma ma
sledovnom: Cirkev sa pridrza
prava West evanjelicke stred-
ne skoly vo vlastnej sprave S
celym rozdielom, re sa maju
vsetky ustavy az ma rimavsko
sobotsky, bratislavsky a kez-
marsky, poslovencit'. Presov-
ske, stiavnicke gymnasium ma
byt' slovenske. Rev1cke byva-
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fckrku ~rol vyzadu1e Gstnf vodicky, KITE
1enne upotfebiti k vyplacho-
Want seyerdv AntIsepsoi (Severas Antisepsol) Sc
doporucuJo takoySm dcelGm Jedna zkouska vas
pfesyeddf. Cena 35 cent? 2 Gently dan
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cENY JDoU DoLo.

Abych ziskal vetsi znamost
a pflzen pro maj obchod a je-
Ste jednou tolik prace, stano-
vii jsem jednu cenu ma jakou-
koli malifskou a dekoracni
praci a sice pduze 75c ma no.
dinu. Ia dobrou rychlou pra-
ci rucim. Kdo mini nechat vni-
trek sveho domu malovat neb
barvit nenajde nikde who'd
nejsf nabidku. Mym heslem je
"Prfzen lidu a stala prace".
Sluzbovolny Ant. Tokan, ma
liz a dekorater, 4513 Clark A
We. S. W., Cleveland, O. Tele-
fOn Lorain 595 K.
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IMs.!!Sl It'll MsS
JeSte hHr.

Advokat: "Obzalovany Sci
dokonce tax daleko, re ma pa
ma zalobce vztahl ruku -"
Zalobce: "Kdyby il byl je-
nom vztahl, ale on il take spu
still -
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le gymnasium ma sa oziYotvo-|
rit', gymnasium Y Roznave ma
sa sostatnit'. V Kezmarku bu-l
dn sa ucit' nemecky a sloven-
sky, Rimavskej Sobote (kal-
vinsko-evanjelicky ustav) ma
darsky slovensky V Bratisla
We ma sa zmenit' lyceum ma u
stav nemecko-slovensky.
Cirkev sa pok1si o ozivenia
aspon styroch tried .byvaleho
ev. gymnasia Banskej Bystri
ci. Dalej sa usniesol vybor, re
rozpusti sa ev. teologicka a.
pravnicka ACADEMIA Preso-
We, poslovenci ucitel'sky 1stav
" Stiavnici a v Presove. Novo-
veska mestianska skola ma byt'I
nemecko-slovenska. Ma vsetky|
tieto ustavy budu povolani slo
venski resp. ceski profesori,
len mala cast starych profeso-
row bude ma ustavoch ponecha
ma.
Pri tejto prilezitosti sdeluje
me to, re referent Stefanek
vyslovil sa o cirkevnych stred
nych skolach v ten smysep, ze
vlada dostoji vsetkym zakon-
nym zavizanostiam bude po-
kracovat' nestranne voci kaz-
DEF cirkyy zakonom tuznanej.
Katolicke gymnasium v Tr-
nave, Nitre, Roznave, nebudu|
pozmenene bez suhlasu cirkve
v ziadnom smere. Ovsem, do
znal uprimne, re stat musi sa
usilovat' zoStatn enie Skol ME
pricin antiklerikalnych 2
pricin administrativnych a hla
vne pedagogickych. Nase sko-
ly vyzaduju sdokonalenia v ka
zdom ohl'ade. To bude vyzado
vat mnoho penazi a znacnu
inspekcnu pracu.
Podezrele obchody zidI re
Slovenska ma Morave. Trapne
vzpominky name vsichni ma
halicske zidy, kteri "a valky
prepadli ceske kraje mesta
jako kobylky. Zatahli k nam
trestnou' spekulaci a zavedli u
mas "obchod", jemuz Sc Tika
"ket' 'aseni". JeSte ami nejsme
zbaveni techto pTiziVnikG a ci-
zopasniku - a obvejuji. Sc V
nasich mestech kobylky jine,
Eide ze Slovenska. V posledni
dobe zacinaji houfne zajizdeti
k nam a hlavne do morav-
skych NEST, ovsem re Ease jen
"a ucely spekulacnimi. V ne
kolika mestech byli uz dopa-
deni pfi podloudnych obcho-
dech a zabaveny byly Jim veil
ke zasoby zbozi, ktere chteli
podloudne dopraviti ma Slo-
vensko a tam "a horrentni su-
my prodavati. Bude tfeba pfi-
snych opatreni proti MIN zrov-
ma jako proti zidum halicskym
WSSl [tt7 lWSSl
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SVETLO POMOHLO.

st. Louis, Mo. - Kdyz v ne
davnych dnech Frank Ramey
2 Hillsboro, Ill. opravoval svdj
automobil, pri cemz pod MIN
lezel, zaletela mu do ucha ma
la mGra. Dostala Sc dovnitr a
nemohla byti z ucha "a zad-
nou cenu vynata. Ven dostati
il nemohl ami pTivolany lekar.
Nepomohly ami vsechny pro-
stredky domaci. Konecne kdos
pfisel ma dobrou mySlenku. X
uchu postizeneho byla priloze-
ma svitilna patracim svetlem
a to pomohlo. Mira byla svet-
lem ze sveho dkrytu vylaka-
ma. Vyletela.
IMSSl It'll Msl
Jeste hif.
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MINISTER SROBAR v MI
CHALOVCIAH.

z Kosic cestoval minister
Srobar %. julia d'alej ma W.
chod. V sidle zemplinskej zu-
py V Michalovciah privital mi
nistra posadkovy velitel gene
raj Drohny, zupan KriSko, IL
radnictvo a mnoho obyvatel-
stva. Uvitaciu rec povedal zu-
pan Srizko a rychtar Chval-
kovsky, ktory zdoraznoval, re
obyvatePstvo Michalovic chce
byt' vernym Ceskoslovenskej
republike. Zidovska deputacia
1stami DIR. iedera protestuje
prot podozrievaniu zidov z
bolsevictva prosi pana mini
stra, aby uznal lojalitu zidov,
zdoraznuj1c, re zidia chceju
by t'vernymi obealnmi Cesko-
slovenskej republiky.
Ia slovenskl rol'nicku jed
notu menom vychodnych Slova
kov prehovoril Michal Durovic
ktory vyslovil radost' sloven-
skeho rolnickeho rudu, ze
hned' po bolsevickom vpade
navstlvil ministr Srobar tento
kraj. Prosi, ably obyvatePstvu,
ktore bolo bolsevickym vpa-
dom poskodene, najma v OBJ
ci Samododvec, bolo Station po
mozeno.
Ma Samodovec pablo 120
granatov, znicena bolo II do
NOV, zabito osem ludi, medzi
mimi dive matky a mnoho l'udi
raneno.
Podobne utrpela tiez obec
Lastovnik. Minister Srobar vo
svojej odpovedi zdoraznil, re
vychodny kraj, ktory boil od-
cudzeny a odtrzeny cd Slova-
kov cd Cechov, ktori republi
ku stvorili, ie teraz definitiv-
ne spojeny. Budeme tvorit' mo
ony, kult1rny a bohaty stat.
Republican nasu obdivuj1 vset-
ky narody strednej Europy.
Prirodzene bude, ze je este
mnoho zalob a mnoho nepori-
adku, avsak svojou vlastnou
lpiamost' ou uvedieme vsetko do
poriadku. Budeme Station de-
mokratickym, u mas nebude nj
kto vladnut' mad druhym a
vsetci budd bez rozdielu ma
majetku, narodnosti a nabozen
stve rovnopravnymi obcanmi,
ale privilege nebudeme tiez nj
komu udelovat'.
Co sa tyce skod, bolSevis-
nom spachanych budu sta
tom nahradene. Prajem 81 -
pokracoval = ably ste vSetci
svojou pracou prispeli k upev
nenju toho statu a vazili no o;
varujem kazdeho, ktory by
prot statu nieco podnikal, le-
bo tito rudia postretnu sa S
neuprostnost'ou zakona. Casu
bolo k tomu dost', ably kazdy
= s.ppravil sa do novych pomerov.
Bpdeme rovnopravni a preto
je treba, ably SINE, vsetci zili v
s'Bfatskej shode. X tejto spolu-
praci volam kazdeho.
: Pocas obedu navStivil refe-
rent Halek nemocnicu, v kto-
rej nachadza sa sto postiel a
ktora je vzorne vedena. Pc
tom odcestoval minister Sro-
bar pri sprievode uzhorodske-
no zupana Moysa svojich po
radcov do Uzhorodu.
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Voca ,,loe,, potfebujf vzfE~Aeeseha sill
vdSC NldSy tele Kazdy z mas mel by
rnfti po dobrou silivku
k tomu nfelu tn nenf mad Severhv siiite1 vlash
tSeveras Hair Tonic1, nemz jest znano, ze "a
stavf vypadavAni vlasd dopomdze zdravemu
yzri.stu. Cena 65 cent? Sc dan.
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DESET TUCTU
ZENSKYCH

Easter S rukavy, opasane mo
dely We predu k zapinani, Sc
sirokym limcem nsktere bez
limcG, po obou stranach vel
ke novomodni kapsy, "a
stery zhotovene z psknych
kvetovanych perkalG svetle
pGdy - prodavane v mno-
hych obchodech po 81 kus,
= koupite nyni, pokud "a
soba staci, - PO DEVADE-
SATI OSMI CENTECH
(98c) kus = jedine v striz-
MIN obchodu "u KoudelIG" !,
v elsie ABS Broadway, We
die pozarni stanice.
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"Pepiku, pojd' Sc dat tam
hle vyfotografovat; stoji to
jen dvacet krejcaru."
"Skoda penez, mne vyblej-
sknou ma policii zadarmo."
4:
Neskromny.
"Pepicku, nechtel bys jeste
kousek kolace."
"Ne."
"a proc pax ne?"
"Protoze bych rad veliky
kus."
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Soudce: "Priznavate Sc tedy
re jste hodila svedkyni misu
ma hlavu! A litujete toho?"
Obzalovana: 'Lituji, slavny
byla to mole nejlepsi
misa."
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~
Zrada.

proc pax Sc vyhybate tax
panu Y.?"
ITO je darebak! Uchazeli
jsme Sc jednou oba tutez da-
mu a on - mi il prenechalw -
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every other day rather than heat up
the meat too much. In the winter,
however, if the fire is not kept going
the meat may cool and the smoke will
not penetrate properly. As soon as
the meat is thoroughly smoked, open
the doors and vcntilator, so that the
meat can cool. When the meat is
smoked it can hang in the smoke
house, but for absolute safe keeping
it should be wrapped or packed away
Dry-cured meat is better after six
months, and when kept under favor
able conditions may be good for two
or three years, as the sirup or sugar
holds the moisture.
Brine on sweet pickle cured pork
is too dry to be enjoyed after three
or four months of age, and becomes
very hard if held for year. If the
small pieces were cured with the sweet
pickle cure to be used up first, the
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overtime. The meat should tncn be
washed in lukc-warm water, strung,
and hung in the smokehousc. DO not
hang the meat SO that the pieces touch.
The space between the meat is ncccs-
sary to insure good circulation of
smoke around the meat.
Allow the meat to hang in the
smokchousc for "a hours before be-
ginning to smoke. \ slow fire should
be started, so that the meat will warm
up gradually. Do not get the house
too hot. The fire can be kept going
continuously until the smoking is
complete, holding the temperature as
evenly as possible at or near l2O +.
Thirty-SiX to forty-cight hours is the
time required to smoke lot of meat
but if the meat is intended tc be kept
for some time. slower and longer
smoking is desirable. During warm
weather il is better to start the fire
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diat"ly. Tho soothing. healing oil slim
UlaicS the kidrHTS, relieves ini,am,nL-
.ohS ana destroys the germs which
have caused II. DO not wait until to-
lHor|ow Go TO your druggist today and
insist on GtLp MEDAL. Iluarirn OH
Capsules. IN twcuty-fOur hours you
should feel health and vigor returning
ana VIII b!"SS the day you first heard
OF COLD MEDAL lIntrlrm Oil.
After YOU feel that you have cured
Yourself. continue to take ono or two
cipSul"S each day. 50 as to keep in
nrSt-ClaSS condition and ward OFF tho
danger of other attacks.
Ask for the ORIGINAL importcd GOLD
MEDAL brand Three sizes. Money re-
funded II they do not help you.
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wildly the epicurean joys that were
his when butchering time came round.
After months of salt-pork diet, fol-
lowed in the fall by a superhuity of
chicken served in every conceivable
style, the fresh pork was welcomed as
gratefully as the rain which follows a
drought.
1t is to be regretted that the home
curing however, since the war move
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heavier or larger pieces should be
cured with the dry cure and it would
be ready for use about the time tho
supply of sweet pickle cured meat
would be exhausted. This would in
sure meat of the best quality at all
seasons of the year.
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HOME BUTCKERINC HELPS
BRING DOWN LIVING COST

4 With the first hard frost and the
Zones home -butchcring time. Many a
4 tity man or woman, who spent his
garry days on farm, remembers
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THE MANNING TIMES, Manning, s. G..

able him to keep one or two hogs and
garden waste.
a Flavor All It's Own.
IIomc-cured meat when we'll cured
is superior to the packing-housc pro-
ducts. 1t has home flavor which the
commercial firms do not give, and it
can be produced for much less than
the cost of purchased meat. The
home canning of meats, too, has prov
ed SO successful that the number of
people who are butchcring at home is
on the increase.
The first essential IN curing is to
make sure the pork IL thoroughly
cooled, the Bureau of Animal Industry
Of the United States Department of
Agriculture states. Meats should
never be frozen, either prior to or
during the period of curing. The
proper time to begin curing is when
| the meat is cooled and still fresh
Twentyfour to thirty-six hours after
Nilling is the opportunc time.
clean. hardwood, molasscs or sir
! up barrel is 4 suitable vcSsc! in which
10 cure pork. The barrel should be
! clean end tight so as to prevent leak
a%c y large stone o!. M, i iar is
the bcSy containcr III wh' to cure
;',rk , i: tie initial .0.: i;:s'!. If a
barrel is used repeatedly for curing
pork it is necessary to scah it out
thoroughly before fresh pork is pack
cd into it.
Salt, sugar or molarscS, and salt
f%icr arc the principal prcscrvativcs
used in curing pork. The use of 9TH
or prcscrvativcs is prohibited in cur
ing pork subject to Federal meat IN
spcction.
Much diversity of opinion exists as
to the merits of the TWO ways Of
curing--brining and dry curing. Dry
cured meat is handled only once, while
brinc-curcd meat must be handled
several times. The brine keeps away
insects and vcrmin. If directions are
followed closely and pure water is used !
IN making the brine, it will not spoil J
and should keep for reasonable !;
length Of time. If the brine becomes
'ropy" it should be poured off and |
boiled on a new brine should be made. ,
cool cellar is the most desirable |
place for both brine and dry curing
although more air moisture is rcquir-
cd for dry curing. When meat is .
cured during warm weather the dry
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-27
New Meat Market
Opened in Fairmont

Another addition to the fast growing
commercial life of Fairmont appears
today. The Chicago Dairy at 300
Madison street, opposite the Kenyon
hotel, opens a new meat department
as the result Of remodeling and i'm.
proving which has been going on for
the past two or three weeks. D. F.
Randolph, the proprietor, has operat
ed his well known butter, coffee, tea
and delicatessen store to the satisfac.
ton Of his many patrons during the
Fast four years and now to keep in
step with the increased population in
Fairmont plus the increased demand
for food products of all kinds is
branching into this new line.
j. c. Goodman who came here from
New York City year ago and who
has been in connection with a local
market, assumes the management oil
tho meat department. He is man OF
wide experience and ability having
been in the meat business since boy
and he stated to representative OF
The West Virginian that he will intro
duce to Fairmont many fine table deli
cacies, such as smoked and picked