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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
DICKSON CITY SCHOOL.
ClViHg Exercises viii Begin
Mosday Evening.

Tbs exercises incident 10 con.
menc.meUt Al ths Dickson High
School vii bsg'a Monday evening
at b.31 o clock III the school audi
iOsiuu, when tbs pupils Of the fret
louf grades will present very In
terestins opeset,a entitled The
Csowains " the May Queen .
Tuesday evening Ut the same hour
an ehssssssrm~at ~it he given by
members III the grammar uadss.
This entertainment promises 10 he
ONE oi tbs most interesting pro.
grams rendered during the year
Wednesday, evening, High
school Play. The K..cns Of Prince
= Hal" comedy oi manners IN
three acts and AN epilogus will be
presented by High School students
Prince Hal, a ssgfant nephew.
makes his honi- with his uncle .
family aEd is hnaliy adopted by =
wealthy aunt.
The graduating exercises will he
!. held ~oo Thu,.day rysnine Gov
IA. VI Robess vii tr present ii Nv.
liver ,ha lit.rsry address diplomas
viii b. presented by Hon pnt Hen.
sIss, Chairman ut the School Board,
A nine.piaer orchestra irom Nash
VILE, will furnish the music ios
Wednesday and Thursday tiisfits,
sunday evening ut $50 clock.
At the school chapel. Rev Hsrie
man u Henderson. Tenn. will
pfeach ths Racealaureste Sermon.
Thursday. at 500 p IN. the
graduating exercises will take
place under the following
PRO G. X A NJ
Music,
Invocation.
Principals Btisi Re marks
Music.
Address oi WrlcomsA Ailean
Temple,
America Immortal Trio Mildred
TwWney
Music,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23
a. Present Help
In Time Of Need.

Consider the county agent. He
is coming IN 10 hIs own sud getting
into bis proper place wi,h sfspid'
ity that IN little short oi startling.
Only a few years sgo he was n
new Institution Tor The mos, part
demonstration agent. only over.
seeing his iitsle demonstration
patches TO prove 10 the farmers by
q bit oi evidence facts thst their
own experience had already proved
10 sood farmers years het,s.@- Tboss
demonstration plots acre worth
while in most cases. They did a
lot oi good. aud are capable Of do.
ing = LOT oi good yet IA many csses
and places,
They were not big enough TO hold
the county agent, howeyef. He hes
oussrosn them lhe W ,o-tis'.
agent no logger CONSIDERS the dem
onssra,,on ~ork his hia wak, Hs
has found more utesul Things 10 do;
be hss become The tarner ALI
round general assistant aud onsi-
cess ADVISER The things As does
tor The farmer arr ,h. things the
farmer most needs dont Tor bin.
and on thA po,scy the county agent
= building iliuf- OF permanent
usefulness tor hlnsa
Does the farmer wsus to hire 4
ihSnd cf huy huii. W crdss seStlt'
iery he coasglt- th- county sReni
Oo~s be ~ish 80 sell tns produce, OF
begin keepiug sccaunts. ~ drain 4
issanp or su,i3 a nsw bsrng Tbs
county sgeai - there 10 hesp hina
l'noes TIE CON NUDITY wl-l ia ptssB-
tlEs psi eiuh. % cooperative
| shipping As~cv st30n. ~ -;sge 4
jcoEIuBiiv fair o. se, it, boys aBd
girls 10 rsisgns n~fssr pigs snd eoss
Try IL calls On The county agent
and bin co-ucxker. the bona agent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23
What A Library
Does For A Town

/, Completes i,s educationsl
equipment carving on and glvine
permanent value TO the work nj the
schools.
2, Gives the children OF all
classes a chance 10 knew and love
the hcs;. In literature. Without ,he
public library such = chance q
United 10 the very !aw,
3. MInimifrs the sale and read,
,ns II yicious literature 10 the com.
munity. thus promoting mental and
rnwsi he~f,h
Effects a srsa, saving in
money 10 every reader In the CON.
muni,y The library il the sppliea.
ton ot commonsense to the problem
Vt s0pply and demand. Through
II every reader in the town can
secure at given cost from 100 10
100 times the material tor reading
~ study thash could secure hy
sctlnS indivtduslly
i Appe Alins to all classes. ,ecss
and degrees Il intelligence, i, ia A
s,fonS uni'ylus factor IN the life Of
a ,oSu.
q. The library is the one ,bins
10 every nsn however ysaor OF
ISOLATED. csn have something a.
good and iosprins - ih- srrstesl
city can eiief, Neither Boston 10,
New York can provide better h~,ot.
Ia It's readers than the h0mh!ess
town library csn easily osn sud
supply
:. Si1wly bGi inevitably raise,
the intellectual tone N 4 place
:, Add0 10 the Dstena! vslut
II property Rss! estate agents 'r
| the sGhu-ts n large ei;aes nese'
| tail ,,>>sdvsr,ise 'he presenes Of 1
6h-sry II there h- oo-. ss sl,lDi
ai'-,t v.ue to ,he lots OF ho,lset
tbey hav~ tor safe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23
FOR SALE Registered D.

FOR SALE Registered pufoe
esgs >sxv asan7hs ~ssks. o. Alssesa & @r..
fy King breeding a l. BivlDs,
White Bluff lvun. m237It
Hemstitehiug and l'ecoting itk
per yard Hems,l,chrd scalIops l5,
per yard. Black and white cotton
thread furnished -~ Mrs. Fannie
Hopkins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23
Piano Recital.

Tie fourteenth annual Piano
RecitsI by pra!. Swank's class will
he given At Oakmont Auditorium,
Friday night, May no. st $40
o clock. lou are cordially invited
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

Tennessee City. Tenn, May ID
Editor Dickson County Herald. In
response 10 the article puhlished In
your paper today in regard 10 pro,
vidina a Ford lot Miss Bertha Hen.
~ 10 travel over the eoanty n.tead
~ aioo,. IL was able 10 WORK
would head the list with $500 Blu,
here am slrish, With one Of m,
IL hens, aud may We coon zee Miss
Henry and hear the honkl heak' ol
the Ford. Yours Tor the best uplii,
tor the eoun,y's future is 10 interest
the boy and girl oi today !or ths
tomorrow.
EMILY E. SlM0NS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

THERE has been reduction in
Automobile Tires and Tubes We
have the leading brands st the re-
ducsi pucr. Call aud ere us before
buyins, \. il BRYAN 4 co,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

Heal readily II FARRtS' HEAL.
ING REMEDY ,- applied You
max. itst home and ssve ibs dit.
ference A good thing 10 keep on
bard 4, oil tines Vat II to-day,
eu nav need IL tomorrow Ande,.
., u Hattl~a ca r y Cfow h
SnN,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

Tbs Mass Meeting at 0aknont
Munday eyen,ug was we'll attended
considering thr rsiny evening, Mr.
Jack Kes!e isigh.',d the audiences
sll1lshis aauale AMI lp oppressed lhaM
With hSt remark Ia regssd 10 a
rnblsr Library Very few men were
preesn.. but the Library was dis
cusssd and seme Of the benefits 10
hs derived irom one. was presented
hx the different speaasrs Enough
wAs said to arouse public interest
and IL N believed tina. tie result Of
this meeting will be a public library
III Dickson,
Every ciliasn should think this
matter over carefully and give /,
their support SO ths, it can be
made possible
Ia another place IN this paper We
have little sftitle entitled What
i Library does tor . town ...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

FOR sAL1--Cows With yorns
|ealves. See J. A. Pap<, Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-23

PAlNT-~Now IL the time 10 paint
ySiuf house. Get yuhr Paint from
thc Mya,, Drug TO
The "Patriot Tor endorsement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
THE COLORADO DESERT.
How Sound Carries and the Way mI-
rarss Genre ard Co.

TAX about wireless telcphonesi
The Colorado desert goes science
one better in that line. According
TO travellers in that 1e-s Of sand
AM ss-eb-n,h. son can dispense
with ans k.ud n telephone. with OF
without ri--s. gr least W io a GER
.ain lyaare
wo mc. 90 .ie ana-' $50 -1rry
on a con -ersation la .r ry
tone of tnsre. rarf re
hapTse-. tn ie s Gi ID
each. whites IlaF.er % A--- q
the Trarc, Na-azil. fr rr.,aiL
inc silcnee j. 30 intense ir-t Il
might he called icaiening.
Perhaps, after all. tAe ve.rdest
smor-r mauv STRANGE features ~ the
desert Is ne mirage We Lave
camped perhaps and gone TO bed
early in tie evening with the theT-
mometer registering not far below
Il hundred mark. We awake,
shr er.ng with cold beneath our
blankets, anl look toward the east
Thcre i the slightest suggestion
ot li-l.t in the XIV there. which a.
we vatch grows slowly IN strength.
A grayi.h hazc marks the horizons
edge, whicl ~4i J. oat noEc ,larD'v
at o-e point. fr9,a EAich broad
pale rals .cp rp and out h.t
slorc a the -i-v These srar
SLOWLY ials ~ point q bnilirr
light appears At their hase To
po.nt gisr- 10 a half circle. is.
bre a-i f'n. along the ky lrt
in l-ra-. rol-n lake
Tpoa tie shores of this lekt
ci.ies sprng on. towers, spires an
solil blocks These fade into ield:
and forests ard is-minE scenes
fields Of golden gram, cattle stand
ing in green alfalfa. shSets Of va
ter. The mountains near the edge
Of the lake separate from their
bases and float upward, toPple over
and stand on their heads. their IN
vielly feet in air.
Soon our lake begins TO contract
and collect into big round ball q
dazzling brillianee hung Just above
tie horizon Farms and forest dis
sppcar- Tie nountoins, ss though
nbashoi at beng caught in such an
unscer1iv attitude by the broad
light cf dar. quickly resume thc.r
normal position, while G'l the stark
landsca - stiEcls INTO unsti-rirr en
iurance of the garish light a-6
?. rine- hoei % ihr desert sun. Z as
lgc IS gone lie a bubble. Orl
81 -TaT dCsegt rcnai as.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
THE ATTIC INSTINCT.
~tv Seine Persons Cling 90 ThInss
That Are Rubbish.

The attic instinct hangs on sur
,ri.inrly. and an observing ere car
tel how many yeas person hai
lived I'm the city by merely glancins
rrlfr hs- bed. IL there are three
~ i-5ve. one viii contain letters
49, Z ribbons and laccs-ii
rs rs newspaper clippings
and anything from a broker
lek 70 road maps. II. besides
,ie.e are bundles OF ma a
,;. piles Of newspapers, n0i
70 n a bicycle seat and 1
rsn umbrella that one might use
Z ~ .e theatricals-if al thes,
thing. lave been PLACED under tie
telarairst the protests Of the fam
ily. Il they are patiently moved
ever cleanir- day and elung tc
through q moving, then their OWL
ers have tho tic insl.ncl 10 such az
er,en, tnat there is not the Sigh.
Is, hore Of their ever being cured
Thev vil think from an attic poiDf
OF r.ew for the rest OF their lives
ta1 their family might as well be
cone resigned.
When people are willing 20 make
themselves disagrecable over q b;'
o. s.rinr and absolutely objections
be 81 the subject Of stray pieces Of
brnzn raner they should not be &C
cusel Of having bad dispositions
nor should they be suspected Of d.
Ing it 70 annoy one. They ar'
merely suffering from the attic in
stinc; and cannot help themselves
Their characters we're formed and
have now hardened for O scheme oi
Es where certain things were a.
vars kept in the cellar, Others IL
tie wood shed, Others IN the psntr;
al the cupboard on the first floor
ST. others in the closets on ths
next foor, and everything and sny
thing that overnowed from any c
these places was just taken up {
re attic. And now these poor de-
culi I've with a cellar. tLTee stoIie
AID an attic still lodged IN thei
minds. and, though they viii
tine disappear. like al unnecesrar
rembers-scvcnth toe, ta.is. az
peniir-in the meantime tley 81
having trouble with them, they a.
ufering and fighting for them, an
Il takes a serious operation to r
nove so much as one scrap book
the owner thinks he ray hkf
read ii over in bis old age
per's Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
cLIHBs BRIDGE il SLEEP
structuraI iron~os i,er is Re-cuec
From Peri'ous Position hy
fire Der 1Ftme1t.

Pitts. urgh. Pa.-Feiix Lapr'elle
.houId he crowned -he couutry's cham
pion Dir amer.
With lcgs md arms al skinRed he
awakcncd 70 find himself perchcd more
han lC0 feet above The ground on
supporting rods over Jacks Run, on
the edge II the city.
FlrcInen summoned 10 rescue lap
pell Skinned up the supporting col
ums TO a point from when they could
throw q rope to tie man. He was then
dropped slowly 10 the ground.
Lappslle said he had been a Detroit
structural iron worker and that he
had dreamed Of climbing over the
bridge irOnwork. The temperature was
midway between freezing point and
zero when he performed the stunt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
A Vain preeas,ler.

Lord Talbot De Malahide was tan
ting in New York about the thorough
ness OF the customs investigations.
The smuggler." be said. is bound
to be detected II he tries bis littie
game in your metropolis. The snug
sler's precautions against detection al
this admirabiymanaged port are az
vain and ludicrous as the precautions
Of the dreaming Irishman.
An lrishman. you know, once
dreamed that he was Visiting the lats
Queen Victoria
"'wnl you have q drinkr the queen
said 20 him
II vili.' said the rrishman- "A drop
Of Irish. av eoorse. hot By preference
your majesty
so the queen put on the kettle. but
when the water boiled. the noise
svckc the dreamer.
Holy ST. Pst1chl' said he III
ssks n eaaA ~~~s ss--~p-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
IS HUMAN VACUUM CLEANER
Ananda's Eeononnles In Line of Good
housekeeping Hsxe a Screw
Loose

Long before the introduction of
the vacuum cleaner Amanda had
achieved by sheer persistence Of arm.
The energetic welding Of broom AMI
brush. the precise results accom-
plished By this excellent invention
Her husband whimsically complains
that the house is always in process
of renovation sDd seldom is q con-
iition which can 10 considered CON-
Portable and livahsa but heIs q mere
man and little car be expected Of
him. OF course, AIqsnda is III from
time 10 time. usually &c the result Of
doing more than che scght She has
headaches, backaches and nerves that
are on edge Her sons slip out Of
the house in the evening because
they prefer TO be where they are not
eproved II they draw q chair from
lie place or leave a newspaper on the
floor. Her daughters enjoy visiting
much more than staying at home.
and her maid seldom remains loner
than a week or two. She had nine
teen successive maids in a single
season. Somehow Amanda's coon
omies In the line Of good housekeep-
Ing have screw loose She observed
one day that she sympathi1ed with
tAe women who liked 10 have her
house perfectly ordered and who
then wished that she could take h@-
family and live in the barn 50 that
the house need not be disturbed
Margaret E Sangster, in Christian
Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
MODEL PRISONER
Is JAIL BREAKER
silk Shirts and Snuff CHANGED
Into Steel Saw That Does
the Work.

Geneva.-nl.-Way back In November
Deputy SEfSir Herman vIerke. max
Ing his rounds IN Geneva's new tight
and toOlprCef' Jail. came across pris-
oner saving away on the nice new
shining bars Of his cell.
Saw away, my friend" said vlerlse.
confident cf the resisting powers OF
he cell bars. Just you saw. saw
md saw. It's nne exercise for you
AID # Won't hurt our nice little jail
4 bit. Fit wasn't against the rules !
would let you amuse yourself forever.
But gimme the saws"
Remember. this was way back In
November Just for the sake Of the
rule. however. Yiese made sure the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
TRICK SHOOTING.
The wsS Seine C tn, sag, Fssh >.
Ne-ompliS1rG

W champion rife hni 's 4
blind. .cl at a welding r-ne e- s.
penny held Lctveen his u. /.
thumb and tnger or seated ha.A 70
her shoots, by means Of a mirror, ui
an apple upon hcr head Or On y
fork held iu her teeth, the danger
OF usin- . ballet Is obvious No E.
Of coarse, Is needed. The eyT.p
sion Is enough. Tie apple IL ai-
ready preie.cd, having been cli
into pieces and stuck together with
an adhesive substance. and . thre.-L
with knot ~ tie end, pulled
through il from tie wings" 81
that it ilics 20 bits when the gun Is
fred, is ''how il is done"
Generally the more dangerous 5
feat appears the more carefully :
all danger guarded srainst. In the
"Willian Tel" act the thread q
often tied to tie assistants fo't
When, again, tile ash Is shot o. E
cigar which tie assistant IS smok
ing 4 piece of wire is pushed 5y hi-
tongue thror d a hollow passace r.
the car. this thrus'ing OF the a''
at tLsmoment of frirg
A fayori.e hni -imr' trick l. in-
shooting from some & nee AT az
orange he'd in a lalv'- Ind Graf
spplause g. Invariably forthcoming
when the hli'et droi out ga her
cuttiug open the fruit 1t Is insert
ed bv hand earlier in the evening.
Another ,0nuiar trick IS that =
snufinr ont lighted candles. Hali
dozen are placed il front Of .
screen. ia viii p IS many smai'
holes ere bored. one against eacl
candle wick. AZ the moment o.
firing a confederate behind the
screen sharply blows ont each can
die with a pair Of bellows.
In most instances whcTe q ball OF
other object has 20 be broken on ;
living PERSONS head blank car
fridge is used and tie elect pro
ducel Nv other means 4 sI.ccia
wig with q spring concealed n l.
worked ~ a wire under the clothes
is generally usci the confederate
maninala;ing ilc snring gTlulta-
ueouslv u1h tile frrs Of the rifle
As thc hag is ~ extremely thir
rl4ss- rre~e touch suilices TO slai
ter
la fr exhibitions some OF the
-rts" 'ns.te gentlemen
q a i ar.e 10 testify thai
Il ne-ei loaded TIE
-.F ie-ks verv vel, bui
tii wax hlackenec
hs Ten bullet II
ror TAT LONDON Tit
ei;s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
OLD GAG WORKS IN sT.aoUIs
Man Puts Up Security for Hotel Job.
Then Finds he Has Neither
Money Nor Job.

St Louls.-"IEow would you Ike to
become keeper Of the sllverware AZ
Hotel JefrersonY stranger asked
Cosrnle Stefen. a Greek. here.
Fine exclaimed Stefen.
Then the job is yours. Can you
give securityr
Stefen could---and did. He gave
the stranger s1.s72. which ne drew
from the bank. A second stranger sp-
peared and The money was wrapped in
package for safe keeping and turned
over 20 him.
I'm afraid I might be robbed" the
second stranger said. -You had bet
ter keep this" and he gave stefen
the package. Both men departed.
Later. when Stefen opened the pack
age he had neither Job nor DentJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
Why IS INDUSTRY LIKE
A THaEE LEGGED STOOL7
=0r Sells; Or Of - C.r.nsrurn Rest
the Fo.i 7rin7 Tsr-s in.e-,ie~s-

the Foa s,.sn1 Ter-s in.e-,ieMs
s,ri,.-. -, t... .i. b,. RI,
rre-rr,.r ne, 4 tF7e l-fa f,- ,,av..-a
hfs..-e.f ts.sb. -.a. .f hr,-~, rel.
tis-,- - "a. r..f.. r-Lrd vhah a.
cns.~s,,f.-l f.. r..f -rsr- f.,.o
IN ln-f i-ar ar ar brain. ,
The .-.t .,.. r.-l...f s.tb = merr,
t,rfik ~ ~st...
-N aih ., fl,s r.,.f ir,,,.,-,su, Ice @,
fn . -rr
F.s af.r..- 80 ~ i..ir~f-v fher.
/. tfl.t ..rr.- al tic sfcaI mans
rc--. -r arr, which bring.
hrr~ ..e.,i.er, r..,n any length,
fss ..aaL % r , ln. the inter
le..a e. m - .s. ers and EN-
p,s.r-. ari rh4 ra. e-ssify for theii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
BETTERED CONDITIONS
DUE TO EMPLOYERS
Der,--o5us Deserves Nc Credit Fer
Improving the Lot OF the Wzgs
rarner- sars Eanutaeturer.

garner. Says Eanutaeturer.
Manufactures as a rule are not op
poSed 10 the highest wages consistent
with personal efficiency. decent hours
and the necessary provisions of social
legislation SAYS n prrminent MiIwau-
kee manufacturer Employers as a
class have have come To realize that
the ronfenre.i. healthy workman l. the
most efficient w0rkrln and that IN
CONSEQUENCE hirh wa-rs. reasonable
hours. good rcgulItion Tor safety sanf
tation. welfare. etc are splendid In
vesfments
The trortie Is that the fcmarnCre
dos not give the manufactures credit
for bringing ahoui better conditions
but with silvcry ton-ued oratory leads
the workman into pitfalls from which
be Is unable o. rr-ovcr Tor Years Tn
dOubiediy every einf'eree rGn do bet
ter by stating ans u-ir,auce which he
may have 70 his rtnnioyer instead of
preaching II 70 men Who have no inter
est IN him Or W me Industry IN which
be 4 working - IadHsfrigI cOEsCrrs-
ssoaI Ncr York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15

some lme ago there lived O Sn
et'-1a Of ndolent habits who spent
=. une r-iting among his friends
A4'e' EeSr.ng out his welcome in
- on rcighborhood he thought
= you'd visit an Old Quaker friend
~lee lEenty miles distant. On his
ar'sal he gas cordially received BY
ae Quaker. yho, thinking the vis-
;. ~, had = - much pains to come
= lar 70 shin, treated him with Q
s.el' deal Of attention and polite
- ! ioF several days. As the Wis
,,o' =. showed no signs Of leaving, the
Sr9EeT became uneasy, but bore Il
-" patience until the eighth day,
-. he said to him:
sly friend, ! sin afraid thee viii
1eser come a-ain."
Vh, s. | hail." saia the visitor
. l-.e Clio, ei my visit very mach
80 ..,' .i.a.l csiamly come again"
but" said the Quaker, IL the,
"a never leave how can thee COR,
van Philadelphia Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15

New York.-Dangllng from the limb
II an oak tree within a few hundred
yards Of his home. John A. Royal.
thirteen years old. of New York was
io-nl dead by his father. The boy
was cauehf playing truant from school.
md when his mother threatened to
rell the principal the suicide resulted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15
GROWING NAVY BEANS.

y firm seed bed. seed free II disease
planted In a soil well supplied with
humus and plantfood. shallow culfiva-
ton and careful harvesting are essen
tial factors in successful bean grow
Ing" says a well-knOwn bean authori-
" In this section the beans should
planted by May 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15

An acre OF alfalfa yields s,.so
pounds " digestible matter; red clio
YER, 3-2O0 pounds; and corn. 1sog
pounds.
Il every dollars worth Of alfalfa
there are thirteen pounds Of protein
IN every dollars worth OF corn thers
are only eight pounds OF protein Ths
great value OF alfalfa as feed stuff is
therefore apparent
Alfalfa enriches the soil-grafn i'm
poverishes the soil
There remains little more to be said
Every farmer who reads this should
begin Immediately to make prepare
lions for putting in a piece OF alfalfa.
even though II be only one acre. II
you can grow an acre next year you
can grow ten acres the following year
and then twenty. forty, and even
one hundred II your farm is big
enough TO make so large a Geld prac-
ticable.
Ten acres OF alfalfa on every farm
In the United States would give us in
round numbers 64.000.0o0 acres of al
falfa Before the next decade has gone
into history We you'd be growing
100000. 900 acres Of alfalfa In the Unit
ed States. II We do this we win be
Infinitely better Of than We are today
our fields viii be vastly more fertile
and our crop yields will be bigger and
better--our herds viii be larger and
the quality Of butter fat win be great
" ipcreased-ve win nave happier
- -zu ha hatfsx cittxan2.
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In Pnilsielrlia lhes teh
q a man whose N,fe i..-i arr ~
a. authors e,en.ns" ard fc
tl ier reluctant lgs5a; ! to o.
a. home ana help her reees
fly rlests who we,c asked -
tc7ate in this inicllectual fea-i
The first author was iall-eno
but the second was worse. No
over, tie rooms we're intOlerai
warm So, on pretense Of letti
II some cool air. the unfortunn
host escaped 10 The hall, where
found a servant cOmfortabl- a :,
on tie settee.
"Wska up" stern ord
u Pti'alelphian in nnhs :
Wake sp. ! say, '.or must ha
teen ls,lnins = b. seyholsT
n4fptEs y a.s
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Baked Shsc.

=. olean a chad and stuff with mash
potatoes to which is aided {,
=. poon Of finely minced parsley
me fish on a baking dish on
sIal ,,s shces cf salt pork. Bake
he pork VIC ~ ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-15

Aunfsc upon her return. % -oniees mt
,ess'mis;ic ncpbewl-Did romIy .iai
a.i.i vus while was out s-ihs' AZ
Ndnt make you cryl
eiihew-He made me cr~ - y
ut
Tonuis --Dh. Thiiip. made you lauAs
" al the time mother was out
well. laughed I'll cS~ss
You wouldn't lus-S tLat feIow was
worth s1Oo0.0D wauii your
-Gracious. nor'
-wcH. be Int Philadelphia Press