The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
MAKING THE PEANUT POPULAR.

More than 100 varieties of products from peanuts ranging
from purest of ks for the sick mothers and infants
to useful for writing and khng have been discovered by
George Carver Negro PROFESSOR of Tuskegee Institute He
showed them to the Ways and Means Committee and delivered
discourse them that greeted with applause from the
members spectators first demonstration Of the sort
that the tariff hearings have known.
His discoveries exhibited include ten kinds OF milk, nve
kinds of punches cherry lemon blackberry and plum
saed peanuts two grades of flour two grades of meal five
breakfast foods favongs for ice cream cakes ginger
bread cookies and various conons chocolate coated peanuts
peanut candy bars cysazed peanuts three reshes nine
wood stains ranging from maachte to fumed oak black
INK powder and face Worcester four differ
kinds stock made from the vne ground hay with
Chnaberty added tonic and various kinds of oils
There be doubt but that such scientific discoveries
will place Prof Carver among the leading scientists of America
The fact that he is member of our group is especially pleasant
be uthfuy said that he is without an equal IN
that particular line
It seems to us that there be derived from Prof
Carver's which cannot be gainsaid.
The of Professor Carver due to the fact he
ciazed He chose cmsy his profession and stuck to it
and he cannot complain at the quality Of his success
This the age of specialists Parents who contemplate Civ
ing their sons and daughters extensive training must
them definite choice of fes work and then pursu
that line of endeavor to the extent OF their ability
Men and women who have benefited humanity most have
been those who have worked with definite end in view In no
other can lasting good be accomplished
Governor consistently up to his program OF
law and order for Texas he will distinguish himself and his state
almost totally negligible Does he really believe he says
that:
he law the stabizng influence which holds society to-
geher It the foundation of civilization To uphold it
the first duty of government The law Of the land should
be eveed and cherished sacred at all times The
State and the safety of her people depend its rigid
focement the State to be respected her laws must be
obeyed Disregard for the law undernes the foundation of
organized society When Government enforce her laws
it to be government and becomes mob There is
ing Texas before in her history of
crime Murder theft robbery and hodups hourly
that fill the daily press The spirit of awesness has become
alarming Our loose metho of dealing with voators of the law
IN large degree responsible for the condition that today con-
dsrespect for law makes criminals Criminals fill the land
with terror and make unsafe both life and property To the end
that may have throughout the State proper respect
for the law @ in order that its mandates may be obeyed
most earnestly recommend for your consideration the following
is to be hoped Texas has unenviabe criminal
ord and we believe that only by rigid application to such prn
cpes noted here it take its place among law abiding
states in America