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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
DAD
[From the Elko independent

lfrOm the Elk0 independent
The editor of The Winnemucca Sill
yer State left the conventionalism of
the small town journal long enough
to publish in his last issue a letter
from his father that contained some
staunch advice to a young man bat
thing against the turbulence of a world
that seems to proceed upon the theory
everyone for himself and the devil
take the hindmost." Without repro
ducing the letter we might recall IN
or two phrases from the epistle very
much worthy of more than passing
attention. Every act you do, good
or bad is a brick in the wall of your
character" said the writer, " and take
care that your bricks are good ones"
Those were not his exact words, but
they amounted to that. II have every
confidence in you," read the letter,
which was signed Dad"
The editor Of The Silver State has
every reason to be proud of a sire
who writes thus; and that same edi-
tor is not to be satired o c~ritized
for giving to the public a letter that
ordinarily would be considered of too
private a nature to release to the
world. The youth of the land would
be a damned sight better off with
more such fathers and more of such
letters.
We have written a good deal about
mothers. Every other newspaperman
and writer has probably done the
same, for mother always seems to
represent a paramount feature of ten
derness that is bound to break forth
ence in awhile during a mans pas
sage through a hard-shelled exist
ence. Occasionally father enters in
to the discussion, but not often.
A father who helps his son to build
the wall of his character out of good
and who has no hesitancy in
that he has every confidence in
his son, is going to be eventually
gratified in the outcome of his expert
ment. There are too many fathers to-
day who count their duty to their
sons adequately performed through
the medium of the ~checkbook. There
Is too much left to mother. Mothers
influence is wonderful. but it is too
Kindly at times, altogether too good
get everything there is to be got
.en out of a son who really needs
some coaching in the really big things
contact with the business of
a living. Not that we mean
o impute unkindness to a good
attitude. 1t is not necessary,
,ut a stern representation and even
demonstration of the business of
a wall of character is neces-
sary at some stage of every mans
life.
We recall, with much gratitude,
we had a father who stood for
monkey business" He was the
friend, the best pal, the great
EST aid-de-camp ever paired off with
/ kid that was exceedingly fond of
he line of least resistance. He had
4 heart as big as this house, but a
strength of purpose and will power
that he himself was undoubtedly
thankful was always swung into the
balance for right and decency. He
the world and he took pains to
tell us something about it. When it
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
SLOW
A

Contractors claims against the war
department, aggregating approxima-
tely 5000, 900, 900, remain unpaid. AL
though the war has been over more
than a year and a half, this fact was
not made public by the administra-
ton until reports were made to the
effect that the freezing up of war de-
partment funds was responsible for
the money stringency prevailing at
present. Banks have been forced to
carry these large obligations because
Of the delinquency of the war depart
ment. The estimate of claims was
made for Newton d. Baker, secretary
of war, by Assistant Secretary of War
Crowell.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
PARAGRAPHS
"a LITTLE NONSENSE NOW
AND THEN Is RELISHED BY
THE BEST OF MEN,

A oma may be gentle
AS a lamb should be;
But we have seer some little lambs
That made us climb a tree.
tat
If no other reason is apparent
there is usually an effort to locate the
woman in the case.
TIT
Optimism is the anticipation OF
clear skies tomorrow instead of be-
moaning the clouds of yesterday.
f+t
Former Emperor Charles says he
never renounced the Austrian throne.
Then what did he do with it? It's mis-
sing.
Our dictator of a postmaster gem
eral did not respect the freedom Of
the press, and now he is getting his.
This is free America yet awhile.
TIT
Many people who spend hundreds
of dollars for medicine and medical
treatment, would be much more bene-
flied if they invested $3.50 in a spade.
TIT
The fact hat the man who
advertises never has any money 10
spend for advertising is a pretty con-
sistent example of cause and effect.
TIT
Another difficulty that reform is al
ways encountering is, humane ma
ture is simply constituted so that be-
ing good all the time is just a trifle
monotonous.
TIT
A New York city politician has been
indicted for getting 800. 900 graft out
of the movie shows. What will he
do with a small smear of currency
like that at present prices?
TIT
Now and then you see a fellow so
pulled up owe sneaking a few gils
of booze in without landing in Jail.
you are apt to think he is the guy
who toted the message to Garcia.
OF course, if bolshevism were
merely wanting more it wouldn't be
so bad. But it seems to be wanting
without doing any work to get
it. And that is not a good system.
TIT
Some people won't clean up their
places because they expect to make
a deal more litter during the sum
mer, and they won't clean up next
fall because then the season will be
SO nearly vel.
After she has settled down into the
job of taking care of her dimpled
little baby, the young mother is as
sure as shooting that her job beats
presidency of the Society for the
Uplift of the Esquimaux.
TIT
The a~nti-tobacco reformers in New
York have commenced to collect
funds for their campaign. The time
may come when reform will be con-
sidered something to try on ones self
instead of ones neighbor. But not
soon.
Now some hygenic nut in Boston
laws must be enacted to prohibit
Lay off, you idiot. Don't
put such dynamite under the fabric
Of free government. Prohibition like
that might easily wreck the plan of
salvation.
Both Republicans and Democrats
fret and fume all they choose,
but it is time they were understand
ing that the unprecedented waste of
money which is proceeding at Wash
is beginning to get on the peo-
nerves.
When you see the vast lot of trouble
the world happens to be in at the
present time, you will have to admit
that the bone-headry is pretty well
set in humanity. If the drama of
Eden had to be re-enacted, in the
light Of human experience for 5000
years. the devil would probably not
take the trouble to disguise himself
as a serpent and if apples were scarce
he would probably put it over with a
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
WHEN MEN
ARE IDLE

Idle freight cars were the principle
cause of the recent traffic congestion.
The strike vas the principle cause of
the idle cars. Idle men, idle cars.
lack of materials, closed mills, more
idle men, idle money, and ultimate
under-production. 1t is an endless
circle.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
IN YEARS AGO

Miss Vivian Warren of Winnemucca
and Mr.. James Pike of Tonopah were
married OF last Monday in Reno.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bonnifield and Mrs. j. A..
Lipman have been named as dele
gates to the Women Voters conven-
ton at San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
In Years Gone By
TAKEN FROM THE FILES
OF THE SILVER STATE


Work of constructing a new depot
at Sulphur has been commenced by
The Western Pacific.
The Western Union will not handle
bulletins of the Jeffries-Johnson
fight, owing to the demand by the
promoters of $4,000 for the privilege.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-06-24
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There IL
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness,
and that Is by a constitutional remedy.
L. CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. Catarrhal Deafness Ia
caused by an infiamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is infamed you have a
rumblfng sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely closed. Deafness 10 the
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
duced and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition. hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases OF Deafness are
caused by Catarrh, which is an infiamsd
nNE IrYJgrrN5DpIn nIreous qriacss
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by HALLS CATARRH
All Druggists TIC. Circulars free.
+. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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solved. Aisc give twenty grams II
1uInlnc twice daily; wrap dose u cxstIe
paper and throw well aack Of cuoNue.
Vicks d Not Meant 10 Replace
the Physician
At the FIRST symptom Of q serious IL
acss. such as pneumonia, a physician
should always be called Many othe-
troubles. suCa as chronic cata-h or con-
cuued headaches, czu for the d;asursis
OF good doctor.
Vicks . simply an emergency remedy.
which cm be kept n the home ready for
instant use and winch can heuscs freely.
with perfect safety, On The y1rcsess-
membG OF the family.
Samples Free
you have never tried vici.s. we vii
be glad % send samples free 70 you and
any Of your friends whose names ane
address you viii send Us.
The WICK CHEMICAL COMPANY
Creensnuro n
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directions above hot water bottle Or 4
warn fat iron may be placed over the
fame! ciora e help Gr.vc n the FiciEs.
PILES Severe cases of piles Of long
standing should be treated by q COM
petent SURGEON. Fur itching piles Sc
Directions Folder with each package.
POISON OAK Wash the parts AZ
fecrcd with ware coiorci WITH pinch
Of blucsrone; put n just enough blue
stane - family coior the warC- Be
careful not To GET TINS hiucsronc warC
II the eyes. (Is hiuestnne Is not con-
vcnieat. Use ordinary lime wzrE). Then
apply vicks lightly; DO not rab n Repeat
tins treatment. using the 5luestone water
anc ViCks every three or four hours.
SUNBURN Apply vicks Al a saive.
Do not rub m
TOOTHACEE 4 seine cases OF tooth
ache. vicxs win be found temporary
relief Rub Il wei around the gums
and If the tooth Is hollow, put htrie
Vicks n the hollow. Then apply hot
water bottle M aor wet towel
For Animals
For domestic animals and fowls, VGks
has been found effective N CERTAIN dis-
eases.
DISTENPER IN HORSES OR DOGS
Rub viclEs IN throzt md between
lawbonS and apply freely up ra,e 1nsE1is.
COLDS OR ROUP IN FOWLS Rub
little Vicks ovcr nose holes . bcAk and
make rne fowl swallow paecs the Sue of
q bean.
PNEUMONIA OR PLEURISY IN
HORSES Keep N . WARM, CRY, well
ventilated. roumy box stall. and give
plenty OF watcr and laxative feed. Rub
Vicks well over chcst and plan handouts
% each nosril- Rub the snlve over
region Of the lungs, back Of 6r-iegs and
covc with WIDE bsndage- Repeat ap-
phcauuA every three or four hours until
the fever Is broken. Blanket the annual
and bandagc legs # stall Is roc culd. Give
p1nr of raw hnacrd oil. into which Al
OUNCE, Ut powdered aioes has ben 6is-
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freely Cr the ausris as FAR as possible.
suuthng well back into the air 1assag.s
CElDREN's COLDS vicks IL gar
cIcIllar.y valuable n treating children 5
COLDS. since = IS III external treatment,
anC Therefore does not 1isrlro the Geii-
cate Questions N children. The best
plan Is GO xccp Vlcks constantly On hang
and apply freely and often At the FIRST
sign Of snltacs-'
Growing children require plenty Of
Fish air and exercise anG should De kept
N the op.1 as mum as possible. =v1 n
the wIuuE.
COUGHS Appiy VIcizs as dir-ceed
for Colds n the Chest and Head, and IF
-hc cough is very annoying, swallow,
every few hours, a small piece the size Of
4 pea.
CROUP-SPAsMCDTc RUB yicks
fsesiy ever the c:lcst and throat Until the
difficult breathing IS relieved. One ap-
phcauun IS usually enough. To prevent
Group curing the light. give good ap-
pncauCn ever the throat and chest at
bed tine znc cover with hot, dznneI
ciotHs. -ssss= ~ -.sa.s-7ss ss---e7~.-.. 4.--v4-
NOTE: Wci-s IS not q relief for
Menbraacous Group or Laryngeai
Dapnthcr1R. The specific for tins
disease Is anCtGx-n. winch should be
administered only by a phvslaar.
HAY FEVER There Ii Nc CERTAIN
cure for this disease. In Some czs1
Vicks gives temporary relief. Apply as
for Asthma.
INFL Y ENZA n spite Of the epidemic
last winter, very Little Is known Of this
aisease-even the geu czusing Il Is not
ger definitely located and no specific for
influenza. SO far as known, has ben dis
covered. In all cases physician should
nc called promptly.
Vicks 10 To be used as II external ap-
piicaticn u connection with the phvsi-
cian's Treatment Apply rs directed for
Pneumonia
TO AVOID INFLUENZA Influenza
il a spit borne disease. and when inhaled
tnE gems attack the mucuuSs7emHane,
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Cloths. Cnc- cold cloths again, &c. Keep
THIS ID for i've Or TN minutes 10 REFUGE
the Inflammation. Then Apply VicKs
r.lickiy- covering with q light cloth.
Every few hours repeat the application
Of the hot and cold cloths, followed by a
6-1sing Of Vicks.
BURNS Cover 6rst with wet bread
SODA. When dry, take OF and Apply
VIcks as a thick dressing, covering with
Z lght cloth. Apply as gently as pos
sibic and do not rub n
CUTS Cleanse the CIT well with warm
water, then apply VicIs as saivc.
EANACHE In some cases Of carache
Vicks EIvcs relief. Apply little IN COZ
ean md place. u the ear.
EcEMA-TCHNcS In rzuy cases
these are blood diseases and should be
treated by a competent physician To
reduce the itching. and as conling.
soothing application, apply Vicks over
the parts affected. covering wIra light
cloth. In severe Canes do not wash the
parts dfto; water u-rtares CERTAIN forus
Of cczeoa.
FROST DfTE Rub the parts affected
with SNOW On apply ICE water until the
blood begins TO circuiate. Then rub
vicks well IN; do not covc with a Cloth.
Donk bring thepRD affected neE a Err
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA Rub
melt little u q spoon and inhale the
=
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Directions
for the Use of Vicks

vAPORs IMPORTANT For diseases
Of the respiratory organs. such as
colds. large part Of the value Of NlcEs
lies II its vaporlzIng qualities Their
fore. whenever Vicks Is applied ever the
throat and chest. care should be taken
70 lezve the clothing loose around the
neck and the bed clothes arranged u The
form Of funnel, SO that the vapoTs HTS
ing may be freely inhaled
HOT WET CLOTHS In cases Of
vry severe caicss. sore throat coughs.
inGpicat PNEUMONIA. ctc.- hot wet rcwcts
should De applied ever the throat anc
chest to opcn-ei1c pores 81 The SKYE before
applying ViCks.
FRESH AIR Plenty of fresh air n
the bed roon Is the best way % prevent
colds and lung troubles. Fresh ar docs
not cause colds; II strengthens the lungs,
enabling the System &c throw OF coids-
ASTHMA Vicks Is net CURE" fur
asthma-so far as we know, there Is 10
CUTE In many cases. however, NicEs
dues z1vc rciief Rub II well over the
Spinal column. from the neck to the lips
20 relieve the nervous t-1aiCl- Lhcn
apply freely over throat and chest at bed
time and cover with hot 5a1oeis- Renew
frequently and always have the covers
loose. % that the vapurs nay be freely
iuhaled. Also melt Vicks II spoon and
inhale the vapors and apply Gttie up
the no1C-1s. eeaN
BRONCHITIS. SORE THROAT.
COLDS IN THE CHEST II severccase
first apply hot. wet towels ovc- thc throat
and chest Then rub Vici-s n well u2rl
the siin is red: spread ca ttncidy and
cover with two rtuciE0scs CT hot. ian
nG ciolos- sssssz@tss- ~
cATARRH, COLDS IN THE HEAD
Melt little VickS IN spoon and Inhale
the vapors. Also apply well up the
nostrils. There are SC many varieties CT
cztNrh that q coupetent physician
should always be consulted For many
forms, however, v;Eks Is excellent Dis
solve q half ccaspoonsu Of salt n pint
Of vRm water and snuff Up the ncsris
might and morning. Thu inset VIcks
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Gilbert, the new cnrnmIssioaer OF ag
riculture of Massachusetts; DIR. Z. A
srrosa,uan. inspector of the bureau OF
animal industry. United States De-
partment of Agriculture; Y. A san
ders, field agent of the bureau OF
crop statistics. United States Depart
rnent of Agriculture, MISS ANNIE
simmons of Boston: Richard Paaiee'
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lanes G. Farmer, deputy -corrrnis-
sioner Of agriculture Of New Harru-
shire.
Members Of the faculty and extern
sion service of the College of ASri-
culture. officials Of the Maine De-
partment Of Agriculture and rpp-e-
sentatiTes Of various cooperating az
ricultural agencies n Maine VIII take
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Boston. manager Nay England 1fllk
Producers Associafjpn; Fret A X,
Richardson eff the poultry depart
ment Of Nav Hampshire College;
William III Rider. director Of ex1en-
sion service of the E9olsrein- Fresin n
Association of America; yicter q.
Anhrv, EXTENSION poultry specialist OF
New Jersey Agricultural College,
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part IN the program. For the women
there VIII be rhree-day course of
lectures and demonstrations in
household economies
As Farmers week viii come during
the college, vacation, board and
rooms viii be furnished in the dor
Hltorles- Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday OF The slime week the Maine
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is Real little Bodyguard' Against Group and Cold
Troubles in Literally Millions Of American Homes

to the lungs loosning the phlegm and clearing
the air passages.
2nd-ExternaHVcH Is absorbed through
and stimulates the SKIN, attracting the blood to
the affected parts. and thus aids the vspors IN
haled to relieve the congestion. .
This double action Of Vicks makes It useful for
q wide variety Of troubles, from deep chest colds,
bronchitis. coughs, spasnodic Group and sore
throat. down to burm stogs, bruises, ETC.
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Aoss ana Louis Guntnner OF Eustis.
irliaw fi possession of Intoxicating
liquors; Ernest Kennedy of Phillips.
carnal knowledge Of female child, Ida
Thur OF Phillips; Ellery Poland of
fAnxouiy. Mass. Negligent shooting
while hunting Oct l., 1919 af Range
ley. shooting and killing Joseph
Iherrsen' Guy Coz of .Asxaco ac-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

The grand jury in the supreme
court FOR Franklin county. Fehrra--r
term. finished its duties Wednesday
afternoon and WIS excused report
Ing seven indictments, of which fhe
lolIew.ng were made pubic. Joseph
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What is Vicks?

VickS IS the invention Of North Carolina
druggist. MI. L. Richardson. During his years
q experience behind the prescription counter,
NJ. Richardson came TO realize the need for some
elective and convenient method Of treating dis
eases Of the respiratory organs. such spasnodic
Group. pneumonia. bronchitis. etc. The only way
TO get medication directly to these parts IS II vspcr
fern, since internal medicines goony to the stomach.
NJ. Richardson finally worked out process
Of combining the standard. tDc-tcsted remedies
-Canphor, Meor1ol, Tu-pea1ae, Oil Of Eu-
calypc-s, etc--in salve FORM so that when
applied to the body, the ingredients would be
vaporzed by the body heat. This preparation he
called Weeks VspoRub
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Z @rs W eek
n Speakers

-'5t., feb. 9--Sevenfy-six
are Iared II the program
@''l1lo'S-l Fa-mers' week at the
-ticuit1Ire. University of
-'A~i''1ii - ~. Among those
'''<'i'as re state are DIR. A. ".
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cessury after ihc tact Ut neEl1Gent
shooting Charles Avery OF Phillips
Negligent shooting of Pearl Curt,
man while hunting
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How .Vicks Acts

Tie action Of Vicxs IS two-fold:
1st-I1ter1sNthe vapors released carry the
medication with eac, breath from the air passages
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Federation af Wamenis Clubs viii
hold its spring meeting here
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Hctu the Use Of Hcks Has Groepn

The best evidence Of the value at Viels b the n
creasing number Of families who are converted each
wear 10 the use Of this real Little Bodyxuard IN the
Home. The number Of Jars used ann1aUy for the
last few wears u:
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Or lining Of thc air oassages- Even ta;s
IS net absolutely certain. Cur II IS agreed
BY most authorities ttHt keeping cac
system N good condition and the E.r
passages stimulated and free rom c1iGs
Is the best way g avOid the disease
Melting a lit-ie VicKs n SPOON night
and morning and Ionaiing the vapors.
anC agpiying well up the ncst-1is several
times 4 day. particularly wnea u crowds
Is recommended.
PNEUMONIA ID Send for your ply
sician at rhc first Hga Of pneumonia.
I'd Immediately begin the Use Of Vicks
as Al external application. For pnea-
nnnia. Viclzs is applied somewhat as
5irccccd far Deep Chest Coids-fur fuu
directions see ctle Directions Folder.
TONsILITIs APply as 5irecteo fer
Sore Throat
wHOoPTNG COUCH This il
self limited disease running q course
which varies ram few weeks &c several
months. There IS no Known specific
Vicks IS Of value II easing the cough
prozvs-us, and thus iesscning their
weakening eject On the system Rub
Virks well cvr the SPINAL column. from
the neck 70 E1c hips. = relieve the nGu-
Gus r.nsiun. Thca apply cver throat and
chest. covering WIra hot aznne,s-
For Surface Congestion
and Inflammation
In cases such rs are listed below Vicxs
Is If value as a pouiacc. Enineur or
plaster. because Of IT'S pencrztlve and
stimuIative effect through the sk;a. It's
vapuriz;ng qualities are naturally with
ou value for these troubles.
BITES, sTINGS Apply ordinary
household ammonia Or wet bread soda.
Th1 Apply Vicks as saive.
8olLS Apply cloths. dipped Ia hot
watcr. to soften the skin, t1rn apply
vicl<s thickly over the boil, covering with
q thin cloth Repeat every few hours
BRUISES Apply to the bruised part
clutha dipped N hnt water followed by
cloths dipped m cuid ware-rhen hot
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