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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
ALARMED At. DREAD DISEASE
Spread Of Sleeping sickness Threatens
EntIrs World, According to scien-
T.. ~. fists OF Prominence. ...-.. .

Sleeping sickness, called encephalitis
lethargica by the doctors, seems nov
to have become a domestic evil, says
the Medical Record New York;, in
quoting q study Of this formerly rare
disease by Doctor Lhermitte In q
French medical journal 4 -
:, It appears that the disease is cpl.
demic all over the world and that II
manifests itself in many forms, THE
only symptom possessed by all in com.
mon being that Of deer. and prolonged
sleep. I. T. .".-,' +.
In true encephalitis lethargtca there
ara four cardinal vsymptoms-oculal
.paralyses, hypersomnia, fever and the
general state. The ocular paralyses
may be absent at the outbreak OF the
disease, but once present they are
characteristic. So, too, ID the type Of
hypersomnia. It IL q narcolepsy, bu,
the subject does not arouse, quickly,
as In the condition which commonly
goes by the name ana in which thu
seizures may be only moneatary. How.
ever, the permanent sleep may be pre-.
coded by narcoleptic crises. 8. 81 IL :.ss:ss
Doctor Lhermltte notes apprehension
Of the muscles and q state suggesting
catalepsy. Tremors are often mani.
fest; the temperature goes to 104 de-
grees +. He says q Wassermann test
and examination. Of the spinal fluid
should alvpavs ho made
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
NOW FUEL: FROM The. AIR
Western, Writer Wakes Sarcastic ot-
|. ! Ct. Certain Enthusiastic Projects !. 4 /
~ - =: In Contemplation. II a. J

:, Two or three times year, father;
who has trouble getting fuel for bis
divver, becomes greatly excited over
the discovery Of some new kind Of
economic fuel that may be made out
of spring water, or sawdust, but his
hopes are always dispelled. Nothing
further is heard about the swell fuel,
and he continues to fight for his gas
as usual, says the Seattle Postlntel-
ligencer. =. ! y -. -. ~
Just now he is greatly excited over
another cheap fuel story, and this
time right here at home where he can
watch 1t. "A Seattle man has been run
ming an engine on air, has installed It
on q newly devised dirigible aifship
and soon he expects to ascend from
his Youngstown airdone and remain
aloft for. six days and six nights
without coming back to earth for: fuel,
food, or water. He starts his engine
with an electric battery, and begins
at once to generate power from the
air. After that he claims % be able
to generate power from air until his
engine wears out. sl2$ II n, >
The Seattle airship IL fourteen feet
Long and ten feet high, the upper halt
being q gas chamber, and the lower
occupied BY. engine room and hunks.
There are two propellers. Five pas
sengers may be carried, and the thing
makes about Is miles an hour when
pressed; Breakfast .insSeattle, dinner
in New York. Some story, eh7 And
father is greatly excited about 4. i
Now that we are making fuel out
OF air we shall require to be more
careful with it. With general adop-
ton Of the air engine the great waste
heretofore apparent must be stopped.
Look, for instance, at the pro0igal
waste that goes forward at political
conventions, Look at the windy hosts
sapping up the oxygen, and giving
back nothing but nitrogenl an air
ship propelled by an air engine would
meet vacuum and have to come to
earth because Of the lack Of raw fuel
inethe atmosphere. ~ p Il
! The Youngstown inventor has our
most optimistic friendship. We hope
he makes his engine 90. II he can
win out with it fuel for winter may be
procured from the air: we may run
the Seattle municipal street cars on
air; and we may make our electricity
for light and power from tt We may
practically live on air. That is what
a select few have accomplished in
the past, and the habit should be
made common. ~. ,.;;ssff>,5+t.t
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
Fontalne

Chateau hierry, that place which
played such prominent part IN the
world war, was the birthplace OF Jean
De La Fontaine, who entered this
world on July 8, 1921. l:..-,r.>..
4, He was OF a good family and, like
many other youths Of his station, was
educated for the priesthood. But the
profession Of a cleric was not to the
liking Of the dreamy, irresponsible
boy, which characteristics he carried
throughout his life. SO, forsaking
his career laid out by. his parents, he
became q happy-go.lucky idler until
his poetic talent was awakened and
he began to write. In his last years
he became sincerely religious. Fon-
taine has been termed a spoiled child
Of nature; simple, guileless, and exas-
perating to his friends, who tolerated
his shortcomings because Of their love
for him., S%> H. r. TN
y The permanent value OF his work IN
the Development Of French literature,
especially through the fables. was
early recognized. In mind he y akin
to Noliere, and With him thees To
men are. the most widely liked Bfsnch
writer's Of the seventeenth century. |.
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-s'.0F1lF

n my liYe was 4 Kansas farm hand.
He rang a Kansas preacher mp. at 4
o'clock one night to marry him. and
after the ceremony he said: .y. e.
II. = We'll. parson, are we spliced nowT
y I, !. absolutely sain the parson. -
u "'Spliced hard and fast ~ ~, 1ts =
u d: '.s'Nothing hut DEATH the parson
said, can break the sacred tie which
dow binds yol to this lady r.. ..,.sg 4
: n s'''sYou couldn't unsplice us again.
paraon, even II yon wanted tor I:5 K.
sNo; the cerelnorv have perform.
ed ID irrefrar'hle ard ,rrevocable.''s tsl
Then. parson, Tn gotns to stand
Hyou OF for It, "a :, the farm hand,
With. d relieved ..iook. and, t5kiIi his
wife by the arm Re departed never
"a. return" y? ;%:@.@,.>% ~ =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
70 Destroy orrsasshepp,edr' Nests.

The breeding ground 81 the grass.
hoppers that annually 't$sspread over
.Sntter and Yuba counties IL believed
centered around the SHUTTER Buttes,
and farmers in, Suffer county are
planning an. aggressive campaign
against the peets next year, with the
idea Of killing of the hopperA before
they become strong enough to NH
crate. The grounds around the Buttes
are chiefly arid grazing lands Ac"
.sprdNg to insect specialists the
Bnttes grasshoppers ) are similar to
places $500 eggs to the square foot
aFs deposited.-san Francisco Chroni-
], Gle, 80 ,NfMM ~ ntsas--~k ---s a..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
Forest Airnnen's Reoords.

Forest fire patrol performed by the
air service Of the war department,
with it, personnel and equipment, and
ut the expense Of that Organization In
three months uninterrupted service
made 745 flights, covering 81 eos miles,
says the American Forestry Magazine
Of Washington. Many hres were dis
covered, located. and reported. Six
patrol routes, covering national for
est areas Of high value wsfe followed,
and twice each day nix airplanes Gov
erred the better part. Of 100000 acrss
Of rough, mountainous; heavily tim
bersd country. The average nouptop
9um was 100 miles; The average sUund
tap 40 miles. .. -. ~.
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i1,t,1-h
..3t8-12

EPISCOPAL: LADIES GUILD :;
MEET AT. VANDEKsLUIS COTTAGE
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Vandersluis at her summer home at
Birchmont, on Thursday afternoon.
All those desiring to go be at the
church at 2 o'clock sharp, where cars
will be provided. In case of rain,
this meeting will be postponed I'M
til further notice.
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Rolling Hotels.

Few people who ride IN parlor cars
realize how stupendous is the system
Of which the cars are q part It IL
the equivalent Of hotel with 100000
beds and 1890 Office desks at which
20 million guests register every year.
It has eight thousand negro porte1.
owns linen worth two million dollars.
and uses 100000 worth Of soap year.
Youths Companion.
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NOTICE

There is now in the treasury Of
Nebish township, money to pay town
orders NO. ~ and 449son the fire
fund and that the same will bear no
interest after Aug: e., 1890. n i. :
:: II Es%.i :'S G. A. Dtetel,.
-. l.. - ~ Nebish Treas, Nebish.
3t8-12 *. <, ~" ,.,@@.. r. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
!UlEvERLY AND s11REXs

White organdy with leat1rreys II,
greer shading is very effective na.4S
!: up after this mode. The underAouse'
ie 81 pale green organdy. With short
sleeves and a tur Idown collar dg-
ed with filet lace. The; skirt Is tuck:
ed and gathered to the wais: under e
girdle Of self1mat erial which Is cut
in one with the front trimming piece
Medium size requires ~ yards 6gul:
81 and, 2 yards plain material g
inches wide. :. ~. J
y + Pictorial Review Dress No. S941.
Sizes "a TO A inches bust. Price
!: IS cents: +, ~. .@ 3t,,'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

se Din. Larson 1 Larsen,
- OptomsszistA II IT,
!. = bled with heedaEAss;
nsrvousneGD q sye.lfDi
sedsEs q any Hind, NEEDING 1870
- aaeases;. xepai1ed, eeag1lt tAsn.
Axs3a1 s1ea 6ttee ST. z: ~. e.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11
SOCIAL AND Pc RSONAL
/ Harold Rood ID, spending : few days
At the C. Q. ,Strander home IT Maple


Harold Rood Ii II spss "a fsw DAYS
at the e. 8. stTain der home az Maple
Lake. "a ,$2 81. ~ i q: n s55 81 sE
i; 'Ssl .$1s Us y. '}o. 4
L Mrs. Herbert Aldrich OF Wilton,
was among the out Of town shoppers
Fin tie city Tuesday. BIZ il$$s:.& s%ia.} ~
~, =. = u ~ !, so: - 80 :s;:
yesterday en route to Argyle,
! where h6 accepted q position s}"=E
~; I'll II 4. "A ~: - !: = :
John AIverson Of shotley township
was . business visitor In Bemidji, on
|. ss II Il. - '. ri ~ af
MI. and Mrs, 20. c.. Rood left vest
Ferday for Maple lake, where they
will Visit tor few:days With friends.
E;.&I S.. !. I -: 81:
At tfDebsE where she will. Be = primary1
teacher during the coming school
year. '< s[S4,,s ~ s.} s.
......7 : : - VI. j = IT.
Miss Jeanette Stechman of Ten
nons7Falls. MINI. arrived YESTERDAY
Ito be the guests OF Miss. Dolly TX oors
tor q sfeWt DAYS. ss ~ $50 .s.E, ; :
l,.s -. !, -.
u County Agent - 9. 5;Dvoracek and
: olert ~ rciavs 81 the IIn;versity
snaet,no notato fie,ds IN tho vicinity
e Ranr}dii -. y. - -
Is c. 80: 2, = - .sF:@ re :. 10
I'D Ma ,.:: and Mrs II r Moora ~ Min.
,naannlis we're IN the citv T,1esdav or
ro,itas b ~ %their hnma aftar to1ina
/ shass Sn,iorth ssrn no IT - ~ s+oto 81,
several weeks - -
2,- .sS:s - : ::,.r ;.;A, Il s:
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and Mrs.rO. C. Rood left vest.
[erday for Maple lake. where they
will visit tor a few.days with friends.
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A
ss,--.-@7--.......
6 =. = --- :.---::: =::=-. -.-=- 900 I'm
,o;,& .E>.. !. my !, IA. y !, i, !, !.
4 | g :. , m '.''t ~ ',s'$ 7
j.: =: ;::::: !: -; -;
l 3. M. Shea of sPerham was Bel
midjt shopper, S. this city. a. g.. y
:. I, =, ri. "a M 1.apo;rte was q
ssa 1s,esdaydshop - th DE-. city t
sssC3 at1iss.: AL Is, ;.,:tty, -.
"A 10 % n sssM 40 EtSl
81 s.r,..,s, a. : - IT, $50 T. .,v
u lasssfo id 81 sn: 81 an. 1919 80
.sag csi5Sr m 2 y S.sa u 800
{: \ OBJ Aschenhfsee otsSt. CLOUD
~ me e, q gay aAss y sf''ss Hs'
G. r. = FL 4: 5. ~ s.ss:i
was : Remtdl visitor yesterdays 81
II: \ Ne: r., y, 49,. -
" kYE9i ~ U % lsl'n!l spe ~
~ ~ q, /. 5
sis Ernest Miller OF Lamberton spe ~
~ ussday IN this city. on business .' \:
( NJ ~ = u, s...,. =. I. y,
i. sBrainerd we're callers: here yesterday.
stst.Its s :. ~ - - =. VA q $s S;
y + ~, 5SF. s, Resswig OF Grand Rapids,
spent, the day In thisScity hyest u aaV:
- - a. ri warner of Brainerd was a.
II business caller in this city on Tues-
day. 81. Tx !, &; S$= .r, &C.
$T. " -. - r =: : }
!. @1sRemer we're callers In Bemidji. vest.
I'd erdav y ' t : ,s*: !: 20 sis$s
r.. = = - - =. /: : SIS. :a IT.; i S
t5Sss[f Dr.; Frank H. Gum OF Baudette
sestardav. = : = E'%s'N .2Sssf I.
-. /. - =. - N h. ss<
..i t% .1ndee MA, spooner LETT last even
= ine foI. Minneapolis. On 4 short bust
. :. E--.--..--.s i \ 81 S.
~ p !. { No tand Mrs. Nd Ii sR Richar sS8
" rsss I3a AZ, ware d h onR the out 80
tnrrn liars here an Tuesday E s.;
lh.5% ,x,sss..$$ Altos Wfhrie and i olive
!. q 9Th ~ ~ F,ifia were among thefout
i. - tovn. Callers M this city on Tues
Sav - - " ?. - r. y. .s. IS i
s.$ .ts I ~. ~; and MIS- 81. Dover and Mrs.
Nv 1awia nf STAPLES were among
s$ +he out If town Visitors in this city
me T 1ous u 'o"n ''' - "a Z:
i, - ~ - = z r. s - IT. !: 2
E5,>.. A. l.. IMolander returned last even
I q .inr from a., short business trip to
-z,& MINNEAPOLIS, having gone down ON
". sssunday. ~ : ~ 7;
a9 Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds
r. See g. B.. Hooley at northern dro-
= Gerry Co.. during me day. OF a. o ~
Y, Markham hotel evenings. E-29ef
.H.2.l .--7-:s .';;|et> - sssf'*''
9s5 2. L. Gary 10Y yesteIoay ny y mo so
fior points ~ Norsl -. 1n 800 ~ s.he.a = =
I ~ } tenoeo ouslness s4en'> "n>A - - y
I ( VII D ZEE emaplosea. -, :, :.
I'M. 49, 49,. lana ea,e, organization
1919 - :, i "a - trsc 40. Address Loci
sRss: ~ a. spamiIii. MIN Z, 6-26tf
5s. ~ ! 49, l,.s..5,y.s ! Il. q
, III r. ~ md. Nm. IT.. AZ. Dafoe and
f4dauRhtsr, Marion Of Minneapolis,
cS.f,. -, !. n ~.
"a Gfnnnan. nv2TS In bem1Ol8 6e6Vdyr- Su
route to Duluth. ~; ~ :, IN (
4. :!1IS Il = - ~ 1865 !: - &i "a 7&
Z }S ss:st "a. A. Richardson took the first air
!. .S%p lane- photos Of Bemidji. Buy them
!. al Rich's Studio, or at down.pMn
7. ~ ss b IT,. = --'. 80
a a. ~. Mrs. M. A. Greenblat returned yes
&: terday morning from Minneapolis,
4 where she has visited for the past
i. two weeks with relatives and friends.
Y --- -. =. ~. -. -.
: ory Wednesday, August IL. 5-piece
F., orchestra. Dancing at 9 O'Clock.
: Is +, ~ = fi!~(..}5 3t8-1l
j., - : F.""~.s.! = - -" 70,
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JohnAlverson Of shotley township
was business visitor In Bemidji, on
Tuesday enSroute to North Dakots. M
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5 Mrs. w. J. MCCARTHY will give les
sons in embroidery, all stitches OF
embroidery taught. Glasses after
noon and evening once q week.
SIS fof course. Glasses being organ
He'd now. Mrs. Mccarthy will also
take orders for embroidery, dresses
and lingerie q specially; also cover
ing lamp shades, etc. Call ,,S17J.
715 Lake Blvd. ,2ts-12
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Mr.. md Mn. H. A.. Dafce and
} daughter, Marion Of Minneapolis,
stopped over IL Bemidji Tuesday en-
route to Duluth. :S = :, ' IN 4.
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=: : Miss Edith Glasgow, clerk at the
First National bank, left yesterday
points in the southern part: OF
the state on 9 two weeks vacation
trip. ~ "a r., - go. :, < :
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7 NV. A. annual dance at the Arm
DRY Wednesday, August IL. 5-piece
orchestra. Dancing at 9 o'clock.
z# Is ,--> ;. fiE.G - 3t8-11

<:$@s J. A. Aldrich of Henning, was in
the city yesterday en- route to- his
home from Wilton, where he visited
his brother, Herbert .Aldrich for ten
days. ~ f%4%:j "j.:,' II ~ = rs =:
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;s:ss: A.. "A. Richardson took the first air
I plane photos OF Bemidji. Buy them
al Rich's Studio, or at down .tpMn
{stores. III - * ;is}}, + ~ SsAVm
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4 Fred CLARK Of Wilton, was in the
sit yesterday On route to Argyle,
where h6 accepted 9 position s}":~
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+ rhs Mean sndsoreem.
Hssnop BENJAMIN Brswstsr set6 q
i weddins bfeakfhst "a Portland: 8
sFhe meapest uso- / a1s- he1Z6 3
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Henry H. Howard Of Rocheste
was : Remtd u visitor yesterdayss,ly

!, M y Kuhits y Sf i15tli alihSerd spent
.TpssdaY 81 thu elty on business by !. 81
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Miss Fay Freeman spent yesterday
Fat 5DebsHwher she will be o. primary
teacher during the coming school
year. ' : ~ - ~ s.
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! Mrs. w. H. Koop and daughter OF
Brainerd were callers here Yesterday.

t,,sS s., s. Resswig Of Grand Rapids
spent, the day II. this city vest erda y
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Mrs. Bernard Hergosell Of Everett,
Wash, who has visited for. the past
week with her brother, Paul Winkle-
sky, and family, left yesterday for
Duluth, to visit with another brother.
From there she will go to the twin
cities for visit Of q month, before
her return to the west. +s1,5
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/ : 4 Mrs Herbert Aldrich Of Wilton,
was among the out Of town shoppers
Ein the city Tuesday .$.@ 2s,5} ~;
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a. mr.. and Mrs. Reese Loranger, 1901
Bixby avenue, have as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Forans and son,
and Holdin Mural Of Duluth, who
motored here on Saturday and will
spend week, before going on to
Lake Minnetonka for an outing. e;.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

\ Robert Graham returned i last
night from Blackjack where he has
been visiting for the past several
weeks at the home Of his grand-par-
ente, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Detling. ::
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Miss Jeanette Stechman Of Ten.
stike, and Miss Francis Salck OF Can.
mons alls. MINI. arrived yesterday
Eto be the guests Of Miss: Dolly @Koor.
for q few days, .,.,si;; H.: T ID
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4 Miss olive Roy Of Island Lake ane
Miss Dorothy Porter Of &$Minneapoli.
are: the guests OF Mrs. "a. G.. %Billea
deaus Tor q few days. Miss Roy is 1
sister Of Mrs. Billeadeau. :>%=s:. : ~
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TT q. HI warner of Brainerd was a
business caller in this city on Tues.
N.Y. ;.p>-NHE}NR
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LII LII "a large, land sales organization
desires To- get in Communication with
owners 81 large tracts. Address Lock
Box So. Bemidji, MINI. =, = b-26tf
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1I7a Ernest Miller Of Lamberton spent
TuSsdsy In this city. on business. sse.t
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S Nj. and Mrs: J: C.< Chesboro Of
C!clitherall, MINI, were in BemfdjI
nesday en- route to their home from
Wilton, where they visited with rel:
atfYes the past week. : ,s.r.. =: :. +.+:
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q 4 "a big dance and all day picnic will
he given on the shores of Swenson
lake at Yetta% Grove on Saturday, Au.
gust IA. Bathing and fishing are
Also at their best, and every one Is
invited to come for a good time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson Of KEEL:
liner spent few hours in this city
yesterday EN- route to- their home
from three-week's motor trip tc
points in. the southern part of. the
state. 49,. = -"
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~ Mrs. M. A. Greenblat returned yes
terday morning from Minneapolis,
where she has visited for the past
two weeks with relatives and friends.
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\ e. L. Gary. left yesterday by motor
Tor points in North Dakota on an ex-
tended business visit, and where he
will be employed. -: > T. III ~.
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s inland Mrs. H. C. Moore Of Min.
1neapolis, were in the city Tuesday en-
route to their home after touing
81 th s !. northern part Of the state ,fo1
several weeks. = - 80 = : .,',.. =
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: I Misses Alice; Guthrie !: and Olive
Guthrie: of Effie. were among theSont
/ Of townEcallers II. this city on Tnes-
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: ]. Mr.. and Mrs ;;R. r.. Richare Si
; Cass Lake were among the out g
town callers here ON Tuesday "a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

I I. A. l.. IMolander returned last even
Ing from a short business trip to
Minneapolis, having gone down on
Sunday. 81. IL ~: :..> I;
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i County Agent D.. c. ,Dvoracek and
Robert Barclay Of the. University
Farm at St; Paul, spent the day, in
speeting potato fields in the vicinity
Of Bemidji., ..t4,.. -. ). 81. Il =
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Al 4 Mrs. ~ A. Simpson and child Of
Remer we're callers II .Be y 81 vest
aerday. ~ ~, ~. ( ;+ ~ -. s'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

4, 4 :. VI. and MIS- H. j. Dover and Mrs.
wv. J. Lewis. OF Staples were among
the out of town visitors in this city
on TUESDAY. 80 i. u "a ~, i: ).
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

ID Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See q. B., Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co... during the day, or at the
Markham hotel evenings. I-29tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-11

q DR.. Frank H, Gum Of Baudette,
Fh q business visitor IN this ! ci y;
yesterday. ss, e s, -. I,a 4. : 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

thing the child needs is vocational
Information. SO the counselor has
information on hundreds of vocations,
he gives the pupil a pamphlet on the
yocations he is thinking about and
many times opens up an entirely new
field unknown to the pupil.
With vocational information with
wise and sympathetic counsel; with
the results of scientific tests; with
systematic ratings by the teachers
each year; with careful record OF
the work. successes and failures, likes
and dislikes Of each pupil for SIX
years. with a constant survey OF all
educational factors in the school sys
TEN. ana a meeting Of all the needs
Of all the children in the schools
the vocational counselor is trying
with the cooperation Of everyone
connected with the schools, to see
that each boy and girl in Ardmore
is given just the education he needs
for his particular ability and capacity.
that he is guided into the vocation
in life for which he Is best fitted,
ana that ne has a fair and decent
opportunity 10 develop his life to the
highest expression for which Cod
has fitted him. 1t is an ambitious
task, very few schools in the country
are doing this there is little prece-
dcnce to follow. the work has just
been started but we believe that with
your assistance we are going TO give
your boys ana girls what they have
always needed and that the work Will
be worth Mhile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

few stomachs are strong enough 10
grapple with all conditions OF res.
taurants, hotels clubs, depots ana
banquets. The safe plan is to be
provided with Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's. that sou may eat rich and pal
atabe food served or selected and
not be- troubled with gas, sour rlsinG1
or such forms of Indigestion. These
tablets digest food, they assist the
stomach secretons and for this rel.
son people VINO travel away from
home and must eat as it is served
may play safe by taking one or two
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal.
You can get these tablets in any
drug store anywhere in the United
states or Canada, which shows in
what genetal favor they are among
those who have learned how 10 en-.
JOY their meals.