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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
WILSON BADLY STABBED.

Saturday moring Ernest Wilson,
a local taxi driver, was seriously
stabbeN by Shine Fowler, colored,
another taxi driver. The alterca-
tion occurred in front of the court
house and Fowler at once gave up to
the officers. Wilson received one
stab in the back, the blade of the
knife penetrating the lungs and
bleeding freely. Fowler was kept
in the Marietta jail till evening, when
the officers thought best to send him
to Atlanta, as there was some ugly
talk about the streets. Wilson will
probably recover.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
GREATEST
OF MODERN TAKERS.

f MacSwinney, the Roman Catholic
disturbers of the peace of Ireland,
started out to bluff the English gov
eminent by fasting, or rather pre-
tending to fast, in order to force the
British to pardon him and release
him for more agitation in Ireland.
They have called his bluff. He has,
there is no doubt, been secretly fed
by his pals who are attending him in
prison, and now he has lived too long
for faster" and if he doesn't die
his colossal bluff will do more harm
to his cause than good. Already the
supertitious Irish Catholics are call
ing it miracle" but in these days
they will be unable to get by with
such nonsense.
The whole truth of the matter APP
pears to be, that since Austria and
Italy became almost bankrupt since
the war, there is little ..easy money"
to be bled from the natives over there
and Mr.. Pope Plus, the Vatican head,
desires to move farther westward,
and would like nothing better than to
divorce Ireland from England and
light on the shores of the Emerald
Isle and take up his abode there,
where he can keep up the work of
swiping the United States when an
archists, |. w. VS.. and Catholics
enough have been shipped into this
country to give them the power they
long to have, but will never reach.
The tide is turning, Protestant
America is awakening, people are
getting wiser every day to the fear
full political machine known as the
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH that
history tells us, stops at nothing to
carry its ends. Roman Catholics in
this country have been spreading
fierce propaganda and taking stories
and pictures to get the sympathy of
the United States, and even involve
this country in the dirty mess they
have stirred up in Ireland.
No man can fast ffty-six days and
live MacSwinney is the greatest
faker in the world today.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
BAPTIST PREACHERS
CONFERENCE HERE.

The organization of the MONDAY
Baptist Preachers Association held
their first meeting here on Tuesday
afternoon, about twenty preachers
being present.
A sumptuous midday dinner was
served by committe of ladies, COM
posed of Mrs. S. C. McEachern, chair
man, Mrs. j, z. Foster, Mrs. Dews,
Mrs. w. G. Owensby, Mrs. S. H. Hall,
and Miss Mary Towers
The association will meet here on
the first Tuesday in every month this
year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
BIG CROWD OFF TO TEXAS
TO CONFEDERATE REUNION

A large number of Marietta and
Cobb county citizens left unday and
Monday for Texas points. They are
taking advantage of the cheap rail-
road rates granted to the Confeder-
ate reunion. Among those going
we notice R. D. Delk, A.. w. Kemp
and daughter, Lee Richardson, Jim
McLain, w. NJ. Boatner, w. o. Boat
ner, E. G. MCCARTHY, w. b. Blair, J.
]. Thomas and many others.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
SoRRELS-GARRISON.

Miss Frances Sorrell of North Car
DINA and Mr.. Howell T. Garrison of
Atlanta, were married at the Baptist
Pastorium on Tuesday evening, the
Rev. l. A. White officiating.
Mr.. Garrison is a Marietta boy
with many friends who congratulate
him on his good fortune. He is with
the firm of Patterson. undertakes,
in Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
HOME COMING DAY FOR
KENNESAW BAPTISTS

Editor Marietta Jourr1l:-
Will you please make the follow
ing announcements in your paper:
Kennesaw Baptist church will OBJ
serve Home Coming Day, fifth Sum
day in October.
Present and former pastors and
members of this church at any time
are urged to be present.
Preaching at II o'clock by for
mer pastor.
Sacred Harp and Christian Har-
mony Singers will have charge of
the music throughout the day and
everybody invited to come and bring
well filled baskets.
j. L. Parker. r. A. Kitchen, c.
McCollum, Miss Eta Wigley, Mrs
w. 0. Roberts, Committee.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS.

The Board of Education of Cobb
county was in session Tuesday, Octo-
Der 5 and had a busy day before
them. Various communities wanted
various things, the burden of omst of
the pleas being for more money for
the support Of their schools.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
REV. DAVIS AT SALEM.

Rev. Mr.. Davis of Acworth will
preach at the New Salem church at
IL a. m. Sunday, October TO- Mr..
Davis is a. good preacher and should
have big congregation.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
Mrs. Wilkes Bridge Club
Entertained.

Mrs. Doyle Butler gave delight
fully informal luncheon on Wednes-
day for an Atlanta Bridge Club, of
which her mother, Mrs. C. A. Wikle,
is member. Besides Mrs. Wikle
those present were Mrs. George Law,
Mrs. Clarence Bloodworth, Mrs. w.
D. Disbro, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Gus Red
ding, Mrs. E. 3. Carter, Mrs. George
Rainey, Mrs. Hurd Dent, and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick Of Atlanta, and Mrs. C.
w. DuPre and Mrs. Homer McAfee.
The friends of Miss Evelyn Jordan
of Monticello, were interested in her
marriage on Tuesday to Mr. Clinton
Jones, Of Greenville, S. c.. Miss Jor-
dan has often visited Miss Virginia
Boston here, and is a handsome,
charming girl. Miss Boston came
over from Lucy Cobb Institute to at
tend the wedding and the lovely en-
tertainments given the young couple.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
EDUCATION FIRST

Don't forget the election today
and when you vote do your duty by
the children of Marietta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
Little Girl Celebrate Birthday.

Miss Willie May Garrison celebrat-
ed her eleventh birthday with mer-
ry party on Monday afternoon. Pin
ming on the donkey's tail was the
contest, and Misses Martha Johnston
Granting and Marion Moore won the
prizes in that. In racing contest
Minnie Lou Landers and j. c. Worley
were the winners. Besides these lit
tie prize winners, those present were
Mary Darby, Edith Manning, Sybil
Cowart, Dorothy Henley, laura Mar
garet Morins, Josephine Leard Newt
M. Landers and E. w. and Robert
Garrison.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
Mrs. Morrisette Entertains
DELIGHTFULLY."-.

Del2ntIuiIy.
Mrs. Hunter Morrisette entertain
ed the Wednesday Bridge Club and
few other friends with charming
Bridge luncheon on Wednesday, her
honor guests being Mrs. Georgia Kay
Sullivan and Mrs. S. H. Sibley.
The prize for top-score, a lovely
"Brown Betty" teapot, was won by
Mrs. Ed Hunt, and Mrs. A. Arm
strong cut the consolation, box of
fragrant Melba powder. Mrs. Sulli-
van was presented with a beautiful
string Of amethyst beads and Mrs.
Sibley received an equally lovely
string of amber beads.
A delicious two-course luncheon
was served after the game.
Those present were Mrs. Sibley,
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs.
J. E. Massey, Mrs. Henry Cohen,
Mrs. R. L. Northcutt, Mrs L. N.
Trammell, Mrs. Fannie Trezevant,
Mrs. Howell Irrelevant. Mrs. John
NJ Graham, Mrs. A. D. Grant, Mrs.
L. D. Hoppe, Of Atlanta, Mrs. Tilden
Conner, Mrs. Herbert Hague, Mrs.
Henry Wyatt, Jr, Mrs. r. A. Wade,
Mrs. A. Armstrong, Mrs. c. NJ. Cros-
by, Mrs. John Boston, Mrs. w. B.
Tate, Mrs. Sam L. Rambo, Mrs. V. l..
Starr, Mrs. George Welsh, Mrs. D. c.
Cole, Misses Laura Mays, Emma
Katharine Anderson, Irene Malone,
and Virginia Crosby. Misses Mabel
Cortelyou and Fannie Glover joined
the players for lunch.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
Pretty AZ Party Given by
Mrs. Glenn

Mrs. c. c. Glenn gave a very pretty
AZ party on Friday afternoon, her
guests being Mrs. Claude Gurley,
Mrs. VIII Eph Roberts, Mrs. Alban
Gilbert, Mrs. c. D. Elder, Mrs. T. L.
Wallace, Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs.
Herbert Clay, Mrs. Grady Conway,
Mrs. Harold Hawkins, Mrs. Ed Gil
bert, Mrs. S. Hill Hall, Mrs. G. F.
Hagood, anS Misses Hattie Black,
Helen Griffin, Nell Mahoney. Ruth
Israel and Beth Seize of Savannah.
Quantities of yellow and white
flowers were used in the lovely decor
ations and these dainty colors were
continued in the delicious salad
course served after the game.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08

Pleasant Party For Visitors.
Mrs. S. H. Hall and Mrs. Lizzie
York gave a charming little tea party
on Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
D. A. r. Meeting on Friday Next

Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A. R.
will meet at $3.50 o'clock on Friday
afternoon, October Is, at the resi-
dence of Miss Mary Towers. There
will be Board meeting at o'clock.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-10-08
AZ Club Delightfully."- Entertained.

Mrs. David Comfort and Mrs. E. L.
Harris we're joint hostesses to their
AZ Club on Friday afternoon, the
happy affair being held at the home
of Mrs. Comfort. The housed was
beautifully decorated, rose-colored
cannas, asters and dahlias filling
vases, bowls and baskets. A deli
cious sweet course was served after
the game, Mrs. R. H. Hutcheson and
Miss Annie Louise Comfort assisting
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Comfort.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
SEEKS FOE OF JAP BEETLE
Specialist Nas Beer Detailed "a
Bring 60 This Country Enemy Of
Horticultural Peat

The japanrSs beetle IL going 10 bare
It's old enemies or its tsaEi IN thu
country, The United Siwtrs depart
n'.nt " agriculture has sent n man -
taras to md thns- enemies aud ssnd
them across the oreBn They viii
then be established tn the sections %
New Jersey whore The beetle has
IN ped fuothnld. sna they arc ~
ls.'ted to aid srea'ly Ia the control OF
the pest.
The agent rmrloyrsl In Jsran II
familiar with Japanese conditions and
is specialist In this Mind Of work. Il
II expected that the task will rrSlnir
his sojoan IN Iaran for two or three
wears While snine'nlhe is known ~
The parasites of the Japanese beetle
great deal II stii' 10 ~ learned only
under Grld conditions ater the
beetle Ives With all Tho cnemies thsi
prry urcn II, The beetle reached THE
country with Expectations 81 green
hnusr plants ned thps far appa rentls
has hceu comparatively FRYE from mo-
i'stat'aHs l,y natural enem'es
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

LONG SINCE Ne HEARD WORD
Tramp Probably Would Nave Needed
Dictionary 10 Get Proper oef-
milton Of Morals

The tramp was long skinny Indl
viduAl with particularly viliainuus
east Of countennnee. and he wore u
pair Of trousers that had been tie
eiSn~d for man II az least thrc,'
times his diameter His rap pa the
farmhouse door Trough, gu, n sour
hard.fneed pafitnnicai weman Win
froxe him with one glance and then
proceeded TO eye him up aud down
especially Down,
-You neeint ash me for anything E"
she said harshly. u ear aee that vonr
morals ara Of the ios,sest kind and that
yoa deserve nothing"
.well, num-" replied the tramp,
giancins down NJ his neither garments
"mebbe ~. though alnt never hear'
'rm called that name before rrobIy
me taller amt ies' up ~ date, but II
you won't give me somelhIn' "a help
all 'em out uiebb. you'd spare me bit
Of rvpa 20 hold 'efu up with EN,
change,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
FIGHT DISEASES
AND WORM PESTS
Trouble Begins In Gartan as Soon
al Seeds Are Psaated In
Vegetable Garden.
MANY CAUSES or AILMENTS
ptants saffHr n Scif 10 Net esssss,s--
Weather 10 AAsc lsspsrsaa. F2s.ef
--oaiss Ess mtias 10 Prepare
Coed Seed Bed.

prepared by ira s'sttsa ssatas p@p@ss
nssEs ~ Axstcgitar@l
Fruta the time ghe seeds Ut garsien
cr9ga srr pot into the gr@and until
the erups are harvested sues~ssios
Of diseases and ansect enssrs-es raiiy
appear. each Ut which AUST be tsaShs
by the taethess that experietsee has
shown 10 work bwst In shs partie.ilGf
case.
Diseases at plsnts ara due To many
caaseA Plants suffer IL she ss3si n rat
suited TO them. II laay be tao rseh or
tos, Isar as too heavy ar tao hight. ~
IL lany cnhlala too much nr - titsie
water. II muy IacS time ard hnngs.
Some vegetables, such rs sElaaeh arsl
caGiifnaeE, thrive IN cool Weather and
do i'soFly In mGtsGmlaeF. white ptlfegs,
like Tomatoes aa4 Lima beans, are bot
weather PLANES, Excessive heat pro
dures willing VI tiphgrn. Tpa much
water IN che ~s'st k~-t,s the r.s.fs from
the air they ueed and gaases a stc&iy
yelleN growth, Fertilizers Ia exerAS
S tssssl sarrIe~sa3 ,4ssa .s.stssa ssas lea avs,
lnfure 'he rsoss, or pseyea, seed from
terminating.
II always IL Important "a have the
soil deeply ldase'i ar spairi aud
uiude lo.nse ami light With pleaty II
weil'rotttd maaare 0r compost and 10
keep ihr ground cultivated ~ that tNe
surface win nat BECOME bars. or
~rseiy. Use the best Sced 10 be had
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Rcotkrcss on lettuce Similar Calls
Are Formed by This Pest On the
Reefs Of Nearly All Vegetables,

and SOW /, literally 80 get q good
stand, hu, Thin ont the plants, rs over
crowded plants arr Ia much greater
danger " tscnIut0g Diseased than
those that receive plenty ot air ans!
sun&hlAe.
TIE diseases which cattisr tnnst i0ss
are due to fungi AMI bacteria. fuggi
AMI bacteria arr plants, though us,
uaily exceedingly s1hatl The disease
producing forms live on ~ ~ car
vegetables apd fruits. feeding IN them
and causing III" snr:ons hl,9hiS, rots,
and spots ~ which we r~npiatn,
Funk and BACTERIA grow and multi
ply rapidly when ccnltoas suit theta.
Instead 1T sesSis they 'forru spores.
which erv minute h@s!es prS~'acsi In
great numbers, ~ be sprcad By wind.
wafer, or ether agencies and, hse
srvtx, these spores may gertnstate.
grow Into a plan, ~ fruit, and START
new centcr ~ disease.
The weather has an important w
iiuence nn the development NJ funrous
Al Sea stS, moisture and warmth being
necessary.
True insects are small CREATURES
which Tn the adnlt stage have rather
Nar,i bodies dtv.h~a into three par.
tons bead, ,auvax tchest), snt ah,io.
mem tbvlly). They have a single pair
NJ ah,rnnae ar "fr,ierS." normally
thrive pairs Of legs aud usually one
or TIVE pairs Of wtngs Arloag In.
inrtees forms ~ true irser'S arr bsn,'-
ties. ba;terFhest moths sav ttiss ants.
rrsS~hoprvrS. r'1ai Jugs TRIPS and
, plant H,a
! Other setasl creatures IN gY"neval
/ way are popularity classified as In.
srcts, such vs. sawtTugs rrl <fiferS.
mites. and thsuSand logged ''wovns s.
! lnS,v-ss are classified iato tD chew.
iux ~ hj~S to1gi> which deyogr
( l,>ayes auA t'hes Portions ~ plants
( au1 az su.s:as forisaS. Which tnjurs
I sa1 se>trr, p,suts by eacssne the vital
/ HE tbces Fnr ID. ar~, ela~s, srs.te
csss are the best remedies for the
/ s.<ssa. Glass caniact g~asahs sre as>'d
I Gardeners snaais learn b. sapsv tNe
, spsscts which are useful In tisst-sy'1E
| In 'nrfoas Insects frOgriasnt austac
these In the ceaverxpHt Isdyh4ri, Il
| DESTROYS DOT er'r sll forms of 2a-a~u
/ r,antlsee bat the eggs a. varfoas In.
s.ytS such as The Colorado potato
! hsNp.t~. other h@naAs1si Insects are
'saxTs. ichasasaou aEi csals1s Giles
/ tsalause. wss!ike lnsecssl. Srssat
/ h->~t'es sald.er bugs, syrTnns ais-s
,aeAtna dies, aud lace efag ases Ba'
tcv the 1atEral e0rzaies o; The lsetAis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
pQl)IlpENB
Keep the house and yard clean


Provide r,.,sts and drop,,lng boards
rss.i ,a,ia anB hl,n,,,,n yss,s IN ,ha
hens
pruyFae a ues, for each fnur ar Ave
hens
evening
-
give ngh, feed Of grain In the
10. Tho hon. helm themselves IN a
dry mash
Gs,h,r .vrs daily. nnrtst a, l.axt
twte. a w.,.s
Keen standardized pouisry, II In
-
g,.s,, rs,nl.,v FIRE. trap t,s,,s and thu
h,,,s.. frr.. FRAN, n,I,.x
-.
=, ns, ,h,, haos s-rs,-h f,yr i,
..
Cr,v ,,-r.r rra,,s I, fra arr,,-x
vn-,.s ~ ,h.x ar, an, Ia y,..rr.a ,...,,
s,s
pr,l, s,,..e,an,,at comfortable rXrut.
,vv h,ps.. h., mak. Their, as mex.
p..nSsye as posxibls.
- -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Free Tin Boxes

There are countless uses for tin
boxes
Most dealers 10 cigarettes have nn
hand boxes ~ This kiul. eleven inches
lopg. six inches vide and four inches
deep which Hrr thrown away Snme
dealers are elAi "a Accommodate per
sons who dcslre these tn rrcepfarlrs
and viii give them away without cost
Tho following aN' s"tuc very aso~i
ways IN which the tia boxes rpu he
utilized
.t4ssas'is h1es,a& @hea nat .ssassp.RG ar
6sh'ng az they will bold a gopA sap
ply Of lunch.
coseved with Ii white raaoel an1
used a. n cake hos nr bread box
Keeping food away from rata, micr
and other pests
Painted aud used as flower box
Tariff Magazine,
-s--T--s-az
"ies, aud thu druggist As refused
a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
GET READY
FOR flu


Physicians and nraggssss are aavis-
ing sasaf friends TO kesp sAslf sysssEs
pariAsa and their ergans In perfect
werkirE order ~ q protection axaiaat
the rvtars Of lAs!seasA. TAsy knew
tha, q eiogged up sysiem ssa lazy
liver fascs colds. infiaeAs, and serious
complications
TO Gu: sher. 4 Geld overnight and 10
presezi serious complications take ess
Calotaa as bedtime with q swallow Of
waterfall d all. No salts, no Aaasea,
no grsrlng, no sisaUsing after sffeeia
Nsrt mcshing your Geld has vanished.
yeur liver 10 active. your system II paFi'
Esd and refreshed and yea are feeling
fas with hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what yea psesss--no danger,
Calo.shs are sold only In original
ssal~a packages, price thlrsysfvs etnta
Every Druggist Ia authorized 10 refund
yeuf maaey II yea are not perfectly
delighted with Cals,abA--tAdv.)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Otherwise Content

,"iat hu>bau q, yours. nhe crlures!
WASH i}tels ahseFstl e. aaothvr, ever
tlge a,yi,Ieps back fence "hr shore d.
s,tln u risi, Cgnteplcd mau"
He @pRild Nc, the other Responded
'tyWn Cor only twv things witch
troubles him, He has 60 dul, eassn
10 slesp. az hc has to Qu;t slct.un to
sat"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

n yoar eyes smart o. teei scsltsd. Rn
uaa Eye lial.,rn spp'le,f ngoa so,ss 10 bel
10 Iaat Il. thins 10 esllayr thea. -- ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

y am al 1p Ia the air about send.
Ter this letter
''rhen Why cot forward II by the
astpg maily'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

English elsrgs nlen are fnFinlng q
trade unlon 20 ret better pay and
surklng conditions
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Rig game herbs are Increasing ra>
IDLY on the four United States biz
game reservations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Suffered lol ears
lEesu6 N tAn 'ki1 Itle
DpssiS MstIe ~. narniu
SfTvae III Vel

Il smfxeea antAsa aeSxay sSsh szy
aAAmsss f@s seasN sass 4yuAm MaFmSss,
~ kisxaMsa raeus, fsasxb~hA N, MI,
~SsssSsaa@s sxas th.s I wsasa h*sn
\sp wsiA seswr. AHs svegs nsw sAa skem
&esss3 have Il severe sss4A lMfxm MN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30


.sxsas sma~ss.~ MaesAx. army sasJAs
sebf sAsnsA3s pests slt gHgsxMaaa cxrsas
pspAabsy wU1ia be faianr~&
rrsxsmsiea.
Tee wSrd@mxs mA# sssrss wssh q
ea~nn SSH aaay Az hslsh t0 Esep lk-
.erts a1a ssso~2ses exs. and tara save
The sr~@hsx an& cazs M 4aHqsysag
swrsyM fswycRtsaa IL b~esr tean
case. especially In the hesss xsfys~n.
phsrA asusssy nanxs ~ psaassss oa tAa
sana~ grc0aA year AFTER ysar.
Senae NJ th@ worst sa~d greaAaes
are Aroaxht Ia ca RE rosaes u pasAts
ana issaaia Ia .he assa 20 attack the
n~ss erafs ~ An harsag paanss vi aay
Mad ess~ sssoald be- sssf~ THAI slAxy are
hsakthy and fr~~ irssa aasecsg xAt
rspass xhapis be eaeaA and iiArvas MT
savtiep or ansgts1, Sa@therH sassses.
ers In p@Fttcalar sAanst be "a, the
watch sgmiass root.knet. CahAase aud
tnRliEa~es plants slssald b. tasf~ssed
fe~ esGhross anA swe*x s@ssato plaIsgs
far haaek-sos. Irish gssasaTs shsaad
l.e tryssed fnr sab tsfore plSaIsRg.
t;antroi lassets That Spread Plant
piseas#&
Anny taMcts net aaly attack the
crops directly bot alSo carry plxat
diseases Thax yhe striped cGcaas
hers, aansshas naslas ana related
ptsAts: plsnt-tce carry the csscnn'b<r
tiasste, the potato feA,lssstse, the bac-
terSRl wilt. and sarseas other insects
occasionally carry spores frosn dis
easssI To heaithy p.anss.
Asoia weanasns planta
In culttgatlng or working srnEna
plants avoid wouudsng eg breaking
'besa In pruulng maGe eteaa. close
cal. In harvesting fruits and scwe-
tables that are 10 be- stcrsSi. hsatle
with The gr~airst care Sc avoid hrHls
lag. as decay ns1st frrQ8e4tly hnssns
where the natural prnteetixs easessas
IL bg,ikrn, Certain iasecSa, saeh as the
potato tuher ao,h. Hlso gasa access nj
sqch pplAsss ... -. 1.,... H.. ,.,.. 4, ....,.,
Sanitation.
Seasns~s, cseanlthsSS aud order In
'he gartlea help is taa esh, sgainss
Insects and Diseases. As general
rtlv, the residue OF the Enrsiea. such
as cornstaiks. potato tops. etc. are tn
ts turned under TO itaprpve the soil
Ia this pr"snply. so that Insects and
disease SpaFes may not he harf'or-d by
the rubbish. In some cases. whisb
wIll b~ psfta,sd oa, later. diseased veg
etahle rstnalas should hs taken out ot
the sarvsrn and burned We~sls In the
garden and around II hsrhar both tn.
sscts and diseases particularly II the
wrt~is are related to tbs cultivated
plants
jus; as soon as any crup Ii gath.
erred. SPADE up the gruuRd. sod plant
something else Except In the extrvtaa
Nar;h. rye or oats can BE- scsn TO give
wiatet cover.
Crop Rotation.
Farmers have found thas by rotat.
Ing their crops they reduce the inJary
from plant diseases and tnsectx and
ais, ipcr~ase the fertility ot the sciL
This prtneiple applies to the home gar.
dea, WHERE II possible, Il viii no bet.
ter 10 make new plan each year,
placing each vegetable where some
ether grew the year before peas on
the old tomato ground, hessss aud car,
rc,s after the corn, etc, The details
Of this rotation mist vary Ia each case
according 10 the climate, aoii and
vegetables grown and the diseases and
insects 10 he guarded against.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
GARRY on!
consipsea. Buksr;
\ or Heaiachy. take
"Cascaess" .

Fees s~and. sse x4seieas' ncus STAY
sssak. ssiaosa ks~NasAy. cuasstpasea Rs.
weve ssae nv~r AMI hewss psl&aa waaeh
N keerAng ysar head dsksy. ycsar taaEus
coated. yVEr hxsAtA As& sna y0ar ssals'
aeh sesr, War nas sss ssaan kax ef
eascarsss and ssligF the a,esss- geasaess
ANNIVERSARIES y@R sTer expert
ssaessis Casearrss never srsr@ saeksn
- iseua~snasaee eas nks saitA Gssl.
Cuiunca o. Arrwh pills. fxsear~ss hssns
s1ashsne 10 taossdy E9thas ana half~ark
AoassA Thsy wask while yea sleep Aay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

"wisasa have wx heswf- sa,E ths
asng 1T The cSanssal sssansls ~ a psas.
carer In soldiers aaifesxa MA DRAGGED
before htsa.
"iis apS@ers To h~ Fsw r~evSis."
answered The prsRae mtaissex.
Very well ssSsS Elsn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

''rhe fireman IN the stable Ia looi
Ing arourd for = horse"
II suppose be- wants q plug"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

"ivs, and thu druggist ,es refused
b sell him any more ic~cr,@tn soda"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

May farmers say that lshns and
tiras saved Ia looking after ces In
fsss,or rather than Is os n sitting
h%ns, to egeagh to ra@se the purchase
90 an ,acztstar prsetSc1l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

fssa't let rn~te-~ run with the hens
after the hves~isrg ssp.. ava In ever. The
hers viii LAP jgss IS ws!' ard tho Eggs
viii be infertile and wtil keep better.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

II ytsu hare had lItfte ow no expert
snce In poultry SesTang, start In
sraan way. Then incrvsse ~ yoCr ex-
pertence and success wsYTaHr.