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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
State Mining NeUs

entire hill is paint mine and d sfeam shovel proposition.
 At the annual stockholders meet ing of the Shea Copper company, all the old directors were reelected without opposition. These arr D. J. She" R E. Moore, O. c. Engelder and Tohn Goodwin Jerome: E. c. Eu"N Tucson.
 Directors Shea. Moore and Engel- der and several other stockholders vtre present. The representation of stock was entirely satisfactory. Of SSS.5i2 Shares outstanding. 6SS- 152 represented; 42S.946 in per son apl 206.206 by proxy
 Vice.President Bush was unable to come from Tucson for the meet. Ing and Treasurer Goodwin was out of tho city.
 Prescott District
 P. cscott-Arlzona copper compau. ies are suffering from competition fro-r their own copper, gleaned from tb battle fields of France and used over again. according to Henry Ed Wa ds. an English mining engineer ,''o is ill Prescott looking over some ! ming property for British syndi- te. Edwards said that large : mounts of salvaged copper are be- 'lg used in England. and that the country has enough on hand to last for an indefinite period Germany, he said. is stripped of copper. as the German army was on enemy soil most of the time and the country is lnable to reap the harvest of old Hhtal found on the battle fields of France Russia is similarly situated he said. and greatly needs copper and other metals. but is in such state or disorganization that impor- tations are still cut ot the question
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
lL,ulua[ber Camp
 Story
By Roger w. Babson

l met man who had just returned from a lumber camp in the north west. Among other things, he told me of very interesting experience which he had one summer evening In a nearby town. A crowd had gath cred to hear a man talk. The man was an infidel and was preaching that there was no God. My friend list ened until the fellow had finished and then asked the crowd to wait until he said word.
 This was his speech.
 Friends. I have heard with you what this stranger has said about there being no God But let me tell you something You remember the pig storm and freshet which we ilac last week, that swept the bridge away and made it impossible for the passen- gers on Train 49 to get to town ex- cept by rowing across the river. And you have heard how some couldn't row and came near going over the dam,
 Well, l was standing by the bank ! and saw a little boat drifting In it was man who had apparently lest an oar. The man was panic-stricken and was on his knees in the boat, praying for help. I heard his cries, swan out, and reached the boat just in time to keep it from going over the dam, If had been two minutes later, he would have gone to certain ldeath.
 The man whom 1 saved who was praying in the boat, is he who is preaching to you that there is no God
 q say there is a God. Whose word will you take?"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Those Who Have Mm@wll
 Sorrow
By Or. James [. Vance

Oy UT. JdVlcS '. vance
 There are people who have never found themselves because they have never known sorrow. They have liv- ed in the lighter moods of life, which are always those nearest the surface. while the depths of their natures have remained unstirred and un- reached
 We shrink from pain and shun sor. row. We fight off the day that leaves the heart lonely and life bereft Nevertheless, the baptism of sorrow is like q sacrament.
 Only those who have known sorrow themselves are prepared to sympa- thize with grief and minister to the broken-hearted.
 There is tenderness. gentleness q patience and an understanding which can be acquired no other way.
 Few things arc So mcllowing and humanizing, so softenins and sweet cning. as tho hour when q common grief summons Us into the shadow. Then longtime estrangements end. Hates fires shoulder and die out. chilled by misunderstood. ing and loves long smothered clamor for expression. There in the presence of sorrow the rcconciliation takes place and forgiveness opens the door that pride had shut Sorrow is Gods alchemy to change the base metals of our erring natures to precious gold. It is one method by which the divine nature is imparted
 Sorrow releases the ministries that
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
EIectro-Therayeutics

Q. Can electric treatments cure bowel trouble, and are such treat ments harmless?-A girl 24 years.
 A. The use of electric treatments ln bowel trouble is very limited. and while tl.c treatment in general may be harmless enough, it is throwing away money, unless in certain suit able cases the ftreatment is prescrib- ed and directed by a Ttable and qualified physician specialist. There Is something so mysterious about an electric apparatus that this form of treatment is widely exploited by fax irs Of various kinds. At the same tune. there Is a legitimate field for electro'therapeutics. but you should be sure that the treatment is pre-. acribed aud directed by c reputable physician.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
TREE REPAIR

MANY aersons familiar They have houses are repaired oos and laws Yes such But another ob of Trees should be the U Department of Agrc,, aiter injury A m ugly sometimes killing Be surgeon to the trees in Sau auVses the department " Ve many trees for summer shade ent or Agriculture will to be surgeon n your own trees Write Famers Fuo surgtry ~ 0'" '''o Harding probably hopes hes ship pitch and toss as did the boat ~ ' '' O1 Even by giving in blocks cutting into the ' ~
 
 Chicago driving the crooks jealous cities are de- manding recount
 Paris sa'ant has found that kiss uigrams " i talking about spirtualistc seance
 Latest word has had saiety of soviet sociey f " French Throw trance to catch rausom i theory
 
 Window shades Pcping Toms arc not 'e ~ ~ ~
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
STREET LIGHTING

EEw American cities bA light complain
 
 Rome as early as 144 lighted
 were poor The candle wick umnant after the houers were ordered to place
 imagine the change from those days and aeh c and other another as in tbe hr nancy displayed With old methods abandoned ' Al ie'"e'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
THEN AND NOW

ASI about this osneo.
 III sugar prices Of which the sky the limit The
 the Cuban the sugar Equalization Board effective control over - concerned the fact that Europe Duied the the
 But the 1921 prospect u,rds sugar for ls2O2l n oi i'l9O Ana while there still growing weather affect the ~ as an indication of enormous estimate is vauabe Housewives of worry
 putting up the fruit they mates prove to be anywhere accurate
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
By WHIT-HADLEY Why Be Discouraged? Did You Know That

Renau dying should all of him have
 Conaro who he of of died
  the enough could -'N" It isn't water that drink what said nng Of mind determination eyer developed That inc gravitaton ~ ' 0 Speaking of chances in no one whom fortune dces not visit
 Daniel Manning ms business owery York Years he made secretary O the treasury ~ -"' '
 
 to ana rom Philadelphia where in meN ne next worked at piyaion "ah7maker today mi - .
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Skin Eruptions

Q. Have son who hsa ahout eight. skin eruptions on bodv which probably are ringworms What are the causes of same?
 A. It is almost impossible to ar rive at a proper conclusion regarding the nature of a skin eruption from a written description. Your son may be sufrhring from rinsworm or from one of the many other skin erup- tions which are quite common dur ing childhood For this reason. 1
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
AS HE SAW LIFE

NDREW Carnegies published tIo loft form of notes which arranged in - ~ John ouer Os frol in motto yhic 'e" hork and at Skibo his in ~ "'es at IS such sentim5nt one might man ul,o ri, - puDhc horarles in the United N' is a fool
 He that will a bgot
 dare is q
 the "ouu De no greater o k
 n'e Ill tnS ptsent life The has
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Warts

c Will you kindly tell me how to remcle a wart from the finger that has almost extended around the finger nail? have had this wart on my finger for about two years, and 1 cut it down even with my fin ger sereval times with a razor blade, but 1t grows back each tim,s and seems larger than before-Anxious.
 A. Ordinary warts are success fully removed by first cutting down and then applying some caustic, such as concentrated nitric acid CT trich- loracetic acid. In your case the troublf may no longer be simple wart. and would, therefore. urge you to consult physician, and have h'm advise you. In some forms of this trouble, X-rays have been used with considerable success.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Bedbuus

Q. Can you tell me what to do for bedbugs? Have you any publi- cation on this subject?
 A. You will be interested to know that the Department of Agri- culture has published a very inter esting illustrated booklet on this subject. You can probably obtain a copy Of this publication by writing to the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., and asking for 8 copy of Farmers Bulletin 754. Your request should be addressed tc the Division Of Publications. Denartment of Agriculture. Washington. D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Tt,e Hands and Arms

Q. Could you tell me formula that would develop the hands and arms?
 A. The hands and arms can be developed only through appropriate exercises either by the use Of dumb bells. Indian clubs, chnning the bar and other activities which call into play the muscles of the hands, fore arm and arm
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
GoIdfiSId District

A new record in shaft sinking is aimed at by Supt Willis Lawrence of the George Young mine in the Goldfield district. The work will be done by a crew of five men, all ex- rtembers of the team that beat the worlds record last February at the Van Dyke Co.'S property at Miami, where they sank shaft to a depth of 30S ft. in 31 working days. This beat the record that was established by crew in the mines at Johannes. burg, South Africa. wlIere 279 it. was made in 31 days. Work Cn the shaft at the George Young mine has started.
 Jerome District
 Jerome.Verde District Discovery is reported of a whole mountain of mineral paint. on ths Verde River. about 16 miles by air line north of Jerome. Claims on the property have been staked. and the locators expect to place their proposition tb' fore paint men in the near future. The best quality of paint lies in two veins, one four feet wide and tlG other II in, but 1t appears that the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Welahts of Children

Q. Please tell me the weight Of boy five feet seven inches tall
 A. The weight of boy five feet seven inches tall depends entirely on his age. For example: A boy of this height. 13 years ce age, should weigh about 130 pounhs: a boy 16 years of age should weight about 133 pounds, and boy Is years of age should weigh about 135 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
# Ulf7clle Sam 8|

would advise you to consult skin specialist in order to be properly ad- ylsed as to the proIHr thing to do for this child.
 Probably one of the most common chronic skin eruptions in children is eczema, which in large number O. instances is due to some dietary dis. turbances.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

If the young lady who writes that she has had skin trouble for a year or more will send her name and ad- dress to Information Editor. U. s. Public Health Service. Washington. D. c." a personal reply will be given her. Enclose this clipping.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

bless the world. Life would be, hard and bitter indeed if earth had never known grave and human ties had never been washed clcau n"the tears of grief.
 This is the lot which soon or ]. Q must come to all, and when it d.es. barriers fall away, aud We find hat life Is one.
 Death is the great leveler, and sor. row the tie that binds our common
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
e g2lIRlE1l N k2[lQR. l

The Kushinski twins of Elyria, O., lcok so much alike that they recent ly were able to switch lleaus without the young men knowing it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

Book publishers have artau::ed the percentage table.
 Sport editors take notice.
 New York wins the pennant St. Louis gets the cellar championship. Boston and Chicago are tied for sec. ord place.
 The standing: New York .75O; Boston .672; Chicago 672; Philadel- phia .635; Detroit .530; Cleve.and 49O; Baltimore .415; St. Louis 345.
 These averages are based upon numbers of non-fiction books sold in those cities, as compared with fiction. The mentality of the non-fictionist be- ing supposed to he higher.
 T passed your house last evening"" said the neighborhood bore.
 I'm glad you did!" exclaimed squire Harpington.
 Winch IS why Il. D. now keeps right on passing when he passes the squire s house.
 "Inere are between F and l3 bil- ions or suns m the unWerse, says .nat dIstIusdisned scIentlst, Theodore ..ioreaux
 Why dld man pick little one-sun earth to live on?
 Mrs. fIolner mad just returned from ner iOn., delayed vacation.
 "hCr~t.o, sne began. now in the world A.u our parrot learn to say, eeo t-.e kitty when we never have mad a i.4Lten i'll the house?'
 Ii. Homer, beng wiser husband than poker player, began a discourse havlns for it's subject the habit of cats nowling in the backyard at night and his remarks about their not being fed.
 "The children in this town" post cards a gad-about tourist, 'iare so dirty that a mother frequently goes into the street and washes the faces of half a dozen children before find ina her own"
 "Whiskers will never return to manly faces" declares an Atlanta, Ga. scientist. until women lose their fear of bacteria, or. long for early death"
 What, you may hasten to inquire, has womans fear got to do with mans wbiskers? Everything, Since the ladies have learned that a man can carry million disease germs in one charliechaplin mustaohe and a few millions in grandfather beard they have shown a decided inclination for kissing the shaven face.
 When the loidly male had to choose between whiskers and kisses he yelled for the razor.
 But this was needless slaughter of facial foliage. The hay might have been saved. So asserts the Atlanta scientist. All that is necessary is boiling.
 Boil your whiskers!' advises the learned scientist.
 Soak 'em in hot water just before calling on your best girl.
 Then pin neat card within ready reading view. something like this:
 MY WHISPERS ARE BOILED.
 Absolutely No Danger.
 Another. and equally famous scien- tist rises to point out that modern woman owes her soft, small mouth" to the fact that women centuries ago ceased to sally forth in the forest and chew up giant bones as delicate tid-bits."
 Gather you all the summer bloom. The gardens glory. the fields per
 fume;
 Make them mountain above my tomb
 And they gladden. no more than they
 bring me gloom.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

The latest idea in watchdogs at Lake lest, H.. is the quacking duck.
 Burglars slip into the yard, the duck quacks!
 "One very savage duck" reads a dispatch from Lake Forest. recent ly chased a burglar from the resi- dence of J. Ogden Armour, biting him on tfp legs all the way to the lake. The thief attempted to escape by jumping into the lake, but this was pie for the duck
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Why Do PeopIe Marrv?

We'll Mrs. Josephine Webber, Bos- ton, Mass, testified in her suit for divorce that she married Webber be- cause a doctor had advised her to take hot baths and Webber had a bathtub. and she didn't. So she mar dier the bath tub
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12
Another Place Where Ducks Are
 NNeded

Philip Watson, Pike county Ind. complains because some burglar got into the house while the family was away, and stole what Watson declar- es to be "the best watchdog in the county"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

If ycl have wondered why your doctor gives you this medicine or that when you are i'll you may be pleased to learn the method pursued by Dr. w. W. Bailey Of Davenport, Ia.
 By placing various medicines in the patients hands 1 can tell which is best suited to their treatment" asserts the doctor.
 This sort of riddles the theory that doctors pick their pills blindfolded.
 You should worry about the way vour bus eats up the "gas." Poor old Standard Oil had to hustle out and buy 150 100000 barrels of gasoline from Mexico, the biggest ''gas" buying deal ever pulled off.
 An eastern reforner is worrying be- cause he fears the practice of flaw bring ice cream with extract of van fila will fasten the rum habit on the younger generation. (Who was it that said if you had nothing real to fret about you'd run off d reel worry0
 "SaWdust makes fine food for cat tle," says the Forest Products Labor atory. (And just when so many hu- mans had gotten to like breakfast food.)
 No one. though has insisted that foreign dislike for Uncle Sam is due to his single-handed effort to put saxophone in every home.
 Headaches are useful" insists Dr. A. W. Herr. of Cleveland
 Headaches are nothing, so the doc tor asserts. but red flags hung out as sings that some organs are not functioning as they should The red flag warns you to slow up, take a look, and do something about II.
 It is estimated that over billion humans are unable to tell where or when their great-grandfathers were born, but
 Horse historians have traced the family tree of Man O War back 250 years.
 The empireless emperor of China threatens to kick over the traces if not allowed to ride his pony. All they'll let the 15-year-old boy emp do is to lead the pony round the palace yard. Which pio;e.. that it doesn't pay to be an empireless emperor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

Squire Abler Harpington thinks mans supremacy never will be more than fiction. until the time comes when he no longer has to explain to some woman why he didn't come home earlier.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

Gather you all the summer bloom. The gardens glory, the fields per
 fume; Make them d mountain above my tomb And they gladden. no more than they
 bring me gloom.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

Harding probably hopes ship of state doesn't pitch an the boat from Panama
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

T passed your house last evening"" said the neighborhood bore.
 m glad you did!" exclaimed Squire Harpington.
 Winch IS why Il. D. now keeps right on passing when he passes the squire house.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

"The children in this town" post cards a sad-about tourist, 'are so dirty that a mother frequently goes into the street and washes the faces of half a dozen children before find ing her own"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

rehch sa'ai says criminals be caught by consulting q trance to catch trausom thief is his theory
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

Even by giving in blocks d million Rockefeller finds cutting into the principal
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

You should worry about the way vour bus eats up the "gas!" Poor old Standard Oil had to hustle out and buy 150 O00,00O barrels of gasoline from Mexico, the biggest "gas" buying deal ever pulled off.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-12

mere are between F and l3 bil- -ions or suns m the unIverse,' says shat distinsdisned scIentlst, Theodore ..ioreauX.
 Why did man pick little one-sun earth to live on?
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-15
The Re, ! London.

English air, working upon London
smoke, creates the real London. The
real London is not city Of uniform
brightness, like Paris, it is a pic
ture continually changing, continual
sequence of pictures, and there is nc
knowing what mean street corner may
not suddenly take on glory not its
own. The English mist is always at
work like subtle painter, and Lon
don is a vast canvas prepared for the
mist to work on. The especial beauty
of London is the Thames, and the
Thames is so wonderful because the
mist is always changing it's shapes
and colors, always making it's lights
mysterious, and building palaces OF
cloud out of mere parliament houses
with thir jags and turrets. When the
mist collaborates with night and rain
the masterpiece is created.-Arthu1
SymOnS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-15
Unsafe to Walk on Lava.

The temptation to walk on the thin
most as strong as the longing which
little boys feel for trying new ice.
1.-TWO young ladies'" reports the Hilo
Tribune, stepped into volcano
crcvice and were rescued somewhat
bruised. Greater care is necessary in
rambling through the Kilauea crater.
Another Hilo lady was visiting the
crater after nightfall with a party of
friends and they were walking along
safe trail when she suddenly sank
up to her armpits in a crack which
opened beneath her feet"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-15

Mutual Chau
northern special
Chicago by Ramon
the American
a
specially
striking evidenced member of this
orche individual distinction
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-15
CANNOT BUY HUSBAND
Russian Girl Offers RubIes in
Vain at Manila.
Eager to Escape Terrors Of Russia
Girls Go as Stowaways' to
Philippines.

Manila, p. I.-SOme of the Russian
girls who were disappointed in not OBJ
tanning American soldier husbands at
VladivOstOk disguised themselves in
American uniforms, slowed away on
transports, and came to Manila, so
eager were they to escape from the
turmoil and suffering which had pre-
vailed in Siberia almost since the be-
ginning of the war. These stowaways
were turned over to the authorities
here to be deported to the country
whence they came. Several of them
were married at the pier while await
ing to be put on board a transport
for the voyage back to Vladivostok,
which made them American citizens
and gave them the right to remain
here.
One of these stowaways clad in
male attire, when about to be placed
on board a transport for deportation
with several thousand rubles in her
hands, appealed to the crowd at the
pier for some man to marry her and
save her from what she said would
be certain death if she were returned
to Siberia. The Russian money, which
is now of little value, appeared to
have no influence toward bringing
forth a husband for the woman, and
she was sent back to Siberia.
Three hundred or more Russian 'war
Brides" who have come here from ST.
IBERIA with their soldier husbands are
to be sent to the United States by the
government as soon as transportation
is available. Army authorities decid-
ed that they, with few exceptions,
should be sent to the United States
81 there distributed among the army
camps and posts, v here quarters are
available for married enlisted msa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-15
PLEASANT VIEW

Mrs. L. E. Mosher has gone to
Harland, Iowa for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crandall and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faith Of Mankato
MINI. visited for a week at the Mar
shall Day home.
Mrs. Hawke and daughter Frances
of Platteville are spending a few
weeks at the Charles Dunn home.
week visiting at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. John White.
Married at the Congregational