White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

ithe COW. tina great automobile build
er SAYS: IT 10 q simple matter &c
take the came cereals that the COW
eats and make them into q mill
which il superior to the natural ar
ticie and much cleaner" Nor Is meat
essential. for he describes . scieutifc
food which will not only take the
place OF milk but also OF meat.
Henry may be right. He has done
such wonderful things in the past
that 1t would be- had to ind an Ely
| citizen brave enough to try him out
in an argument. Maybe he could 60
still further and say the day will
come when there will be so many diff
ferent kinds OF machines and chem
icals that a fellow can quickly and
cheaply manufacture his own cloth
ing and do away with factories. and
by swallowing a tablet Of this kind
aud n OF another enjoy an entire
meal without having to waste an hour
at the dining table. Maybe we'll all
have tine for ourselves by not
having to stop to eat, and maybe the
women will have more leisure by not
having to cook. There really isn't
anything impossible in this world.
and IL they can convince us that they
have found something TO replace the
cow-you know they already furnish
US eggs in tho shape OF a powder
then we are willing to admit that
Henry Ford Is a prophet. and fully q
thousand years ahead of his time.
We want to warn Ely people not
to grow into the belief that because
we are not at gar dangerous propa-
ganda has ceased. For sometimes
several 0rI e~spondents in Washington,
have been sending out a lot OF stun
destined TO poison the pulic mind.
just as they did before we went to
war. They're trying in a yelled way to
create sympathy for Germany. believ-
ing American sentiment can be made
to say. They're asking too much OF
Germany" Most editors are throw
ing this stun in the waste basket, but
there Is danger OF some of them over
looking 1t. So be on your guard and
take everything you read along this
line with a grain of salt. The corre-
spondents are paid to work up SYM
patty for a foreign nation. Take no
stock In it. Remember that you're
American. and a good American
l.eeps his hands of of the affairs OF
another nation.
Summer is the busy time for the
man. He realizes that
in towns like Ely are apt
20 let their business drift a little as |,
he long, hot days come on, so they
food the mails with new offers and /,
spend thousands of dollars to tell you
hat prices are going up before fall
you'd better lay In a supply OF this
,r that while 1t Is cheap" Don't be
az the boys say. Just emem- {
,er that these fellows make their hay Il
thile the sun shines hottest. And to '
he home merchant we would Say h
lon't let them put this stun over on I
'od again when, IL you keep up your I
through the warm months a
he same a the cold, you can make
/ large part OF their efforts count for +
Tell the home people what
you have to offer them now for their
needs. just as the mail-order /,
is telling them. And nine times
out OF ten they'll believe you before -,
they will the catalogue a
Uncle Sam said he wanted nothing J
when he entered the war. and 1t be- .
gins to look like that Is what he's
Hoing to get. |,
Every man In Ely has a chance to
b. successful except the q who
thinks those with a bank account are
crooked.
They've picked a man named Rush
for United States postal inspector.
and in this case we hope there Is
something in q name.
A New York man who helped cor
ner the sugar market last year has
committed suicide. Why didn't he
think OF 1t sooner?
Another thing you can't do Is make
an Ely girl believe dishwashing viii
make her hands as soft as a drug
store lotion.
Now that the season for beating q
train across the track is here. the
fool-killer is in the height OF glory.
The Ely boy who fought in the
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