The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
srAsoNARLE SUGGESTIONS
Scalp the iceless refrigerator.
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Scalp the iceless refrigerator.
Slip the geranium for winter
/ blooming.
Scald the tooth brushes in soda
water. -
walking skirt.
Let the little daughter start a
circus scrap book.
/ Patches are no disgrace. Beau
tiful darns are an honor.
Wear a corn plaster over the
callous spot and prevent corn. .
Carry chin up, chest up, waist
back. weight on the balls OF the
feet. See how much less tired you
get.
Strong perfume and chewing gum
don't cost much but make one look
cheap.
Children love to splash in tub
partly filled with water these hot
days.
A clean, dainty collar speaks al
most as loudly as clean conscience.
Replenish the boracic acid bottle
for inflamed eyes or other MID r.
Persistent rumors that the Gar
and his family escaped execution at
the hands of the Russian revolution
lists received anyther check recently
when an eyewitness" told of the
death of the royal personages.
Conscience got the better of fill
ial regard at Enid, Oklahoma, and
a young woman resident of that
town, who found counterfeiting
moulds in her fathers room, caus-
ed his arrest.
Alexander Bowdish. SO years old,
was a reporter on the staff of the
New York Tribune under Horace
Greeley, died at Kansas City, Mo;
Men have different ways of tax
exercise. Foch skips. rope, Billy
Sunday turns handsprings, and sec
rotary Baker carries market bask- |
et
One of the peculiarities of Lake !
Superior is that the bodies of per-
sons drowned in its waters rarely |
are recovered. After weeks
search no trace was found of the
bodies of 20 lost in the wreck of
the steamer Superior City.
Ex-senator James Hamilton Lewis
of Illinois, in a speech at st. Louis,
predicted an alliance with Germany,
Russia and Japan to contest SUI
premacy of the world with the
United States.
The proprietor of a Chicago silk
company caught thief by attach
ing a string to a bolt of silk on the
counter and fastening the other end
to a set of sleigh bells.
Congress Hugh S. Hersman of
California, who attempted to make
a speech to Korean students at
Seoul was interrupted by the Jap
anese police and his speech stopped.
The speaker was one of party OF |
Congressman touring the Orient.
A motion picture, carrying the
of President Wilson, is
being prepared for the political CAM
paign to favor the League of Ma
tions. 1t will be called "Uncle Sam
of Freemdom Ridge"
Development of a new two-cyle |
internal combustion engine for ships
and stationary work is announced
by the president of a steel COM
pany Great economy in the oper-
alton of it's ore ships through the
new motor is expected by the COM
pany.
The sudden closing of many wool
EN- mills in the United States has
put nearly 100000 textile workers
out of job or on part time. The
Department Labor has been asked
to make an investigation of the shut
down.
A reversal of the usual procedure
in military government tactics is re-
ported from Cork. Soldiers doing
police duty have been notified by
Sim Fein proclamation that they
will be severely dealt with" if
found on the streets after 9 p. m.
"The greatest human being | have
ever known-a man like Shake
speare," is the tribute to William
Marion Reedy, of Reedy's Mirror,
by Mitchell Kennerley.
Says the editor of John Bull:
''Perhaps before settling his next
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