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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
10 SOLVE THE CORN PROBLEM

RtfNINC corn Tor fuel - uppaenunc. wasiefui wrong When public Of
n te1eie 70 advise producers they are passing the buck They are refusing
Ne pfoeperoua $500 -rt.-..
n Flndine a market Tor corn al a price At which farmers a afford TO
rfodnce a cannot be lett 10 luck. IL is a matter OF education In maholn
% cansumpttor arketin Corn Ia worthc considering OF many othcr
fQod nseef thai in fattuning hogs an cattle.
r. According 10 T. C. Powell an Official OF ~ Erie railroad who hns made
a careful fnsesuraffon only ~ per cen of the sorn rop moves outside tho
esunfy IN which o. rs grown. ftfA ~ ftI
f Corn growers need a greater market Feeding operations car and will
b. e1teuded when tho meat marketing system OF this country Is freed OF
tbs 1dpanie hnui system hat now oyer1oada Il or M producer and the con-
tDnisr. But farm nrEanizations and the government agencies should not
wait or that They should ban together and conduct a continuous national
canpaign 20 educate Americans IN the eating OF cor and corn products
tprn bread, properly prepared, is nof only IN most delicious. but the most
henithml food We like the smoother softer wheat breads because we have
tfvn edurnfsd 20 demand them. Also they demand less time and attention
IL preparation IN rnfatabie form The ammies n the south knew how
10 cook corn bread In ways that made Il a deucacy
a fair tar wr made AT educating the public 10 corn bread during the
MAS abandoned. II "a a kind OF education thai could have been carried
a. q home and a1soad with advantage 10 the Asaesiean funer
'heussisss threatened with utter loss OF t@r market
Did they qmt and pun up the vfnest
f TteS dd not They banded toEether. hired a star n expert adveris-
lag agents and made ~ n the greatest selling campaigns this country has
known Every American who al read knows about that campaign
~Ialn plea mans pie"
Sun Maid naians"
Had our ron todny2-Eat Raisns"
These nre IN o. the advertisement which have made the American
people ~ feisinal instead II drinking fernented juices until radns in
stead o. heHg q unmafAe'ahle product are paving the producer a higher
nertenthae n profit hap any neld OF fuit crop grown IN the United staies
Education maae the fnarfe.
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if You'd Be Healthy,
Have a Hobby!


Moa mrB, busy ur otherw5m. have
aqtne Kind be ! lhhhhg or avocntion,
Though people fomrtlmcs laugh
~ men with ~eeccntfie hobbies. ihoss
men n-trrtrrioHH uraI deriving or
them.
II a bobby gervcs. 10 take an Office
man out into The puen air an hoiir. 81
50 q. dy n L. earfinN It's purpoar
whether thai hobby IN chasing COLT
hptlH or coiorcd butterflies.
n a hobby serves 10 take the wor.
rled hnainosa mans mind on his ~,
ahclnl troubles. whOther that hobby
~ collecting stninps or moving ches5
men, the benefit 81 tne same.
] have known big business men who
have finally consulted their phyaiclan
IN n b~roken-dovh condition. These
same men several months later We're
Wen and able 10 continue at their
business with inct enaed enthusiasm
aud vitality. simply because their
phyfician had dlAenoned their pnrtc-
ulnr ca.tas and suggested golr for
swimming or walking or SOME game
such NJ checkers or chess.
You can md few of our leading
statesmen. business men or industrlni
LEADERS who do not have somc hobhV
That thoY ride 20 doathl n they md
no such interest to turn 60 for rest
and relaxation they would. an "a rule.
become stale from aud
too much 81 one sort 81 work.
Find q hobby Better II lake YOU
out Of doors, but this " not an absD.
lute necessity. Find one that will
keep YOU continually Interested.
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End of the Old Year
BY DIR. WILLIAM Z. BARGoN

Advancement OF Learning. the Rotor
nation, The Discovery OF America.
occurred ahuuta mlnutc and a quartcr
ago. and the steam engine is ieAS
than halt a minute old,
The race has just begun 10 do things
that can be recorded. The carrier
siruzglca were not without value.
some Of the most notable achieve
ments belong to that u~nrecorded Pc
Rod that stretches from the midnight
OF the rsse 10 lita dawn. Hut al
that We have OF record Is since. nnf
the dnwn. hut since the striking cf
Tho middle point between II and IL.
The day IL n natural unit of time;
Il Is measured by the revolution 81
the earth. The month IL q natural
division; " ~ measured by the moon.
The year ~ o natural division; II -
measured By the sun. But the high
or multiplied. the decade. the centurT.
the millennium. are arbitrary. aud
depend on tho fac that man counts
on his fingers and muliiplics by tens.
A year iHa very short period a. meas.
urcd by the crnA, or the earth or ihs
changcs IN the aky outside our little
system. Bur II N n very considerable
fraction OF the life OF any man.
The close Of n year. Is not an IN
favorable time FOR "a little quiet medi-
tation ON the best use OF time.
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IN THIS PICTURE or THE CORTF,N
OF THE BRAIN "A INDICATE
THE SPEECH AND WHITING
cENTERS. THE ARROW SHOWS
HOW THE NERVE WIRES ARE
CROSSED so THAT YOUR LEFT
BRAIN CONTROLS YOUR RIGHT
HAND AID YOUR RIGHT BRAIN
YOUR LEFT HAND.
80
= II n a fact that only one half OF
the brain ~ every fully developed. In
consequence. In riEht-handcd per-
som the left hemisphere IN utilized.
and In len-handed persons the right
hemisphere. -Lcft-handed persons.
therefore. use the opposite side al
tho brain-the right side instead or
the left side.
Bur Just why do they do this2
No ono knows exactly. We can
only assume hat heredity plays ~
part here. producing q certain num-
her OF left-handed persons In every
generation. There are no indicn-
tions that loft-handcd persons have
naturally criminal tendencies or arc
otherwise queer" az many persons
believe.
May Affect Speech.
4 very practical side to this cue
ton develops. however. When only
one half OF the brain b. thus do
~NeinIeut an injury 10 lhAl sue OF the
brain may leave the individual dumb.
FOR Instance, n the speech center IN
that side b. affected; but II the other
side iR sound. IL can be trained, ~
the patient Is not too bid.
But H. In childhood. the child iE
taught to use both hands equally
well. both sides Of the brain are then
developed aud the subject has .
only the use OF both hands and arms
Int also both aidog Of his bruln. and
Ii much better IN in case Of accident.
We should. therefore. train ill
young children to become umbideN-
trous. TO use both hands equally
well. II may stand them In good stead
later on In life.
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lazy bunch Of a husband called di-
recuons to her from the top rail.
Nick had spled something on the
ground and wasn't paying the least
bit OF attention To things overhead.
"Nancy!' he cried. pulling his SIS
ter down Just look lrs the Green
Shoosi The Magical Mushroom must
have been horc and gonc away again.
It's "A pity we didn't see him.
Dear Old fellow. said Nancy re-
greifully, Il wish he'd waited. But
he's always 50 busy i suppose he had
an errand some place or other In one
of the Fairy Queens Kingdoms. But
hurry, Nickio. w must be going 10
have an adventure. Lets nut on the
shoc9 right away"
First thing I'm going TO DO" an
Hwered Nick. ia H. wish myself up
Into that funny little house In the old
tree that daddy built when he
a boy"
And ne had hla own shoes of In a
jiffy.
ITO BE Continuedl
Copyright, 1891, NER Scrvicel
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CONF OF a
MOVIE STAR
Lx-soME ADVANCES FROM MONSTERS

Twinkle. twinklci Little Start
Thus McMnstcrs greeted me at
breakfast. He, as The producer. and
/. as the star. had places at the head
OF the camp table.
J SMILED at the quotation, and fell
myself n hypocrite. II was a most
uncomfortable feeling. The mans
hufhor was banal "snlarty'' talk and
as old as The hills. Did he think
any silly remark would please n little
girl like me-
And because l smiled. as II Il were
the first time | ever had heard the
quotation. instead Of the t~housandth.
4 started the day OF tune with
myself and febellious. NM
1 began Il loathe McMasters. Not
that he ever had ben other than out
Nwardig f~eapacifui. loathed him on
account OF the gossip about him. !
loathed him because Ginette had
linked my name with his and because
Dick had listened - her. I lonthod
him most OF all becausc he and men
Ike him had taken loyalty aud truut
out OF my definition u lave.
Love passes He-aud men like
him-flattered silly women who be-
lieved them and who inrringed upon
the rights OF other women. and con-
sidered themselves clever instead OF
wicked. D.
To be sure. they lost out in the end
like Hosnlle Bruce OF the red dress.
But meanwhile devoted little wlecs
and loyal little mothers had to SUI
for and pay.
And the trespasEers-whon they
lost out with one faithless man, pro-
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~ wears unless changed by iesls-
hilton.
About 100000 OF the new dollars
probably will be coined with the date
81 1921 and after that the dollar will
carry date OF Tie year In which Il a
struck on. Efforts are being made.
e was explained. to complete the
coinage Of at least "A half a million
Of the new dollars with the 1891 date
In order 10 avoid a scarcity Of the
coin which would result In a premium
being placed upon then BY nu-
mismftiath
Their vii be IN all about 10000
oo0 donars OF the new design coined.
officials said. Coinage Of silver dol-
lars ceased IN 1904. n wnH explained,
when the silver purchases authorized
by the Sherman act had boon conn
pleted bat n UHa resumed again ia
February OF this year when rhc pur-
chase Of silver was begun under the
Plitman aof. 70 repinre the dollar
melted and aoid 10 thr British Eov.
eminent dufihx The waF
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San Franchises
Street Railway Has /,
Earned S., 600 Net

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. sl-san
FranciAco's municipal. street railways,
since ytip,lri slfAisurationkl IN 1912.
have Welded hinrn % aIneatee-,
an excess ~ fs.szd.0oo over operat-
lnE costs aocerdgna 10 announcement
by the Hoat1 81 rnhllc Werks. The
line has charged y iflves cent fare Nver
since II waa' Organized
ont Of the cxcear. the city mas
redeempd $ssS,So0 Of the original
bond issue inueres, has heen paid
on the cntine bond issue. and 81, 500. p
600 has been spent Tor extonslons,
leaving a reserve fund OF mors tia
81, 600. cue on hand.
The system Tor which citizens
originally voted sb.500. Gee. the re-
ports shows, could not now b. dupIi-
Gated Tor iesa than 5000, 600. In
the time OF operation the city up q"
date has not been drRwn ,pon to
pay n part Of the original dehi.
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cceded to snatch some other and "a
desolnte the heart OF some other help
less and devoted wife.
Loyalty and trust as a part OF ideal
love which was some day 10 bles, me
faded from my girlish dreams. !
know at last what Mrs. Mandy long
had wished me "a nnd out.
! spoke to Mcaiasters at brcakfas,
only whcn he addressed me.
| had a headache. I hadn't slept
wei on account OF the birds. As
soon as the whippoorwlils went 10
sleep the jays and robins woke up
Such u chorusi
Anybody could see I wasn't NJ for
work, McAiasters agreed. Then he
and I would stroll Up the mountain
stream. II was cool by the falls.
! shook my head and did not smile.
Better think ugnin, May. I've
some now books | had my man
pack haif-dozen in my %luggaeei"
"Books2 That's different. I've
usually 20 little time for books"
What poEscssed me to give Me.
Masters nm opening. I don't fnow. MY
eyes met Dlck's-ho sat across tbs
table, n two uugcrs way. Perhaps
| was defiant Or perhaps was
made reckless by The supreme hurt
tn the thought tina Dick should dare
70 associate me in his mind with No
Masters.
Can one love and hate at the same
time, ] wondered.
CTo eB ~ContInuedD
Copyright, 1921, NEA Service)
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% something like e4o.o years since
the iiraa being that could he classified
as human took up his residence in the
caves.
Heinrich Schmidt. pupil ~ HaccS-
81. spEEcafed AZ a CONVENIENT enron
illogical chart the REDUCTION OF thls
whok period 10 the time between
midnight y noon of one day.
That In, let us assume that the race
began at midnight iaal night, and U
now At The noon OF ita power. on
that basis. we have more than II *
hours OF ~unrecorded life.
The earliest vcstiEes Of civilization
appear in Egypt and Bnbyionia at
1f;40. Christ was born at i1;b6. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
What Makes You
Right or Left Handed
NJ HEREwAnD o,RnINaroN
Scientist ana Arthur

y" 49,
Has u ever Nruek you ~ curious
that most peoine nrk rightshandeAf
Why should they be?
Probably you have been struck by
an occasional person you may meet
who Is left-handcd and You consider
him odd
But why should one hand be used
more than the ether, when the legs
are not7
Why should the majority OF man
kind I've rinht-handedf
Many theories have been advanced
In the past to account for this. II
was contcnded. for Instance. that
primitive man probably carried hia
shield on his left arm to protect his
hear and this forced him to use his
right hand for his spear or AK. But
We can hardly credit him with having
this o OF anatomical knowledge
OF his own body,
Again, Il has been said that molh.
crs usually carry their children in
thotr left arms, leaving the right hand
frcos hut nkain-evcn II tits IL true
1.-The reason probably would he thai
women were right hnnded aud wishoi
TO leave this hand free.
Theories have been advanced ns ID
the distribution 81 the nerves. OF the
blood supply ana OF the Internal Or
gnns OF the body. but all these the.
orien have not wlthsiood he test n
crlticism.
Later researches disclosed this In
tercstiDg fact! Thh; the nerves
frOu the brain croNa over at the back
Of the neck 40 that the left half OF
the brain IL yer fully developed. IN
half OF b body and the right hail
OF the brain with the left half OF the
body. II YOU move yonr LEFT arm.
therefore, your right hand brain "a
involved and Woe Versa.
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|c22 WILL REWARD FIGHTERS

Eye thirty yeafs. up TO the world war American price, steadily rose. The
VI al eonmpditsa" ~a.rNm1fw
some non baslns their theory on the precedent o hhtory, think
At n-tfnEe prices are ~ apt 10 Prise much for twenty years. with possibility
RAT try may decline slowly.
~ That would NEAR competition slender rmarrfns 81 profit. intensive SELL
INK setfnunc thought and planning In which case. W may be moving
tHto a ntrfpA IN which ralnsw viii b at n premium
ntcimng fnnrksts requfe more thought-more brains
81 n nr seal will he thc year Fin which scientific selling enort-adverts-
~ and ~ win receive their severest test -here win be no
eHttnE t1ck ~ onIce chairs waiting ton a choice OF orders IL Will be a hight
1r harinen- from the New Yea whistle and bell untl the year has eaaei
fHr business n expects TO win must fight for Its share. using every all
and resource available.
III a taaeako awrrapc n . q great canpagp in tho year now ended
VIII Abe slogan. 1921 win reward nghtessr IA t4 ~ IH4te 4tU
~ ut IN Val business just began TO learn that the soft times we're over
and thai ~ had 10 hEht 60 make IL way 10 rewards
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Story Number 63s
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

hhote''
One day Nancy and NICK were out
IN the orchard. II was May and all
the world war beautiful with a mil
lion lovely white and pink blossoms.
They had played outdoors since
early morning n now u was after
noon. "a warm, drowSg. swect-Hmeil
ing, dreamy afternoon. iusf the sort
0f TINS that fairies 20. very busy
with folks and things
rEow pretty everything isi" said
Nancy suddenly LOOKING up az the
pink aud white roof over fieir heads
Here and there little patches OF blue
sky peeped through ana birds OF
many kinds were futteriug about
among the brapchos
oliver Drioir was thsaq, lie 4 lust
nrfived ana he was at his ncai weav-
inF with his new little paie-yciiow
wife sitting w watching him ADMIR-
inEiy The Robin Red Brcasis were
using the same old house that they'd
had lnst summer. and Belinda Rluo-
bird was building her own nest In n
by the fence corner while her
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WHY PASS THE BUCK2

HIS proposal to raise adjusted compensation funds for wa veterans by a
"a On BEER and light wines Is a n insult 70 the veterans and to the decent
- Ms a plot fof more buek-pesane and ns a clever plot Every member
- tonHrcs knows ttnt even az Uncle sam lifted the prohI1t ION lid tn sale
r. beer ~ ltht wines would be prevented by the prohibition laws OF at
ttA<t forty of h rnfcA
~ ts k.sotdier have a legitimate claim 1t should be paid. It should
N HAt by an ~ people, not BY a tax o. a particular class and o. a unfor-
4nnfs class and hos dependent ~ uem.f ft 4#f ~fH XII
The ttnefscen people have voted Intoxicating liquor out OF legal existence
They weot q kpt out They % not want ~ or any part Of i pprded 10
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WAsffINnToN. Dec. sf-The new
rll>.r dollar Of the 1871 deHign-the
liaare dnliar--wiii be ready for dis
,rIbution TUESDAY. ~ WAS said today
"a fno treasury. Coinage OF Tho new
doraf Is bcins rushed bg1 The Philn-
6slphla mint. officials sid The first
dollar Of h ntw ferifa struck on
Ia been presented n frsElaent
Harding.
The ncH dollar fA4 uf hfAf ?
liberty on one tide and on me olhsf'
49, m olive lranch. struck by the
80 81 me am. With the word
beneath A. This IL b nrat
ntahm 10 the design OF h dollar
@1 ff4x. s.nialaia eaid. ena viii
..snnln y IAe delIln Of The dollar 20,
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a literary ana musical program
VIZ, h. .he ifcatafe OF she Watch
NIGHT scfelcra h h. held nj the
Central Avenue Ntshpdin eharch 20.
.niehf. Vocal aciog VIII - sung by
Rev. ch4r.Hs Mexican. Mira " y!
Ac2ee-et Dir. viivc EArdeu ana
MN FIt1ahpfh a. Bradford,
Their Viii aise hc' a violin solo by
AIS uurptty rnneron eccomnanicd
t} Mrs. fNla n, eThoinpaor and Mifs
Npfnio WiimmA Plano aploe viii
Mlas Norma WlWnfns
The n,uSicai nninpera will be- To-
.tcrspefeed With four literary numbers
pnaer the dirtction Of Mrs. H. Wore,
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PKPplN7IQN q pc 7f7a n lhe fHH1a 7lala7 lhl7 ys7 wa leaal- aI9ai
T. - t4oh1b tons, ttaIa44d with a0eeGe coo ons III 1914 THAT H. outc
~ trpp4 +. ~ tcns ouch ef the uufy Of bnisenssd cpression ecaus big iron
md s<4i arr The hnfometsfa af general business ondaion
0fUY& u small comfcft u americas 10 h. told tina pig ron production "
HAff fn England than here u tu lower In oermnny. Condition. are
1@AyS worse elsewhere than IN 80 lnied SmeA
Az rhcfef ~ however mrh confur ln tn oNefa being placed for seei IN
u4Uupy cqMpneut Producers no8IQrnnst for 1899 n pig iron roducIo
4t4f4 eQunnInG7 that Of 1918. That >m1 rlehn, II Il comes rue. a complete
re4osauon Of prosperity thgonehoun oW country The outlook fs 1879 may
AT no rWy Nah richeaN n when N@ eQ1nparn conalpua a ~ outlook
{t1ar ~th thoe o. this date a rear cow tau nflse Ii. unison M sMe
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Having discontinued business con
nection with he Albuquerque Coop
erative Dairy association Dec. ist,
1891. I wish 10 announce to the milk
consumers Of Albuquerque hat we
will re-cnter the retail and whole
sale Of milk and cream January !.
1899. An up-tu-datc delivery sys-
tenn viii be put on. and we earnestly
solicit IA patronage Of the people al
Albuquerque, and guarantee "a pure,
whole milk aud crcam OF cur own
production, delivered from our dairy
fnrm at ioo2 North Fourth street.
Consider us az your service, and "
viii b. prompt, and your business Will
De appreciated. Phone 1916.
BEZIAiIk DAIRY,
James BcIcmck. Prop.
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IAwREScEBURu Ky, Dec al
Fire that started In crossfield's Fur
niturc store here last night. prac-
ticaily wiped cLt one of the prom
incn, business BLOCKS Of this town
cntailing n loss estimated 81 upwards
or 100. 600. The National hank, =
rtroyed.
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Woman Steamboat
Operator l. Dead

MEMPHIS, Tenn. pee. Sf.--Mrs.
Nattio ~. Jobpfnp. Who had Tho dis
iinetiqp Of belne The only woman. 10
pnld n mae4e1~ and pilots license 10
navigate the AlAslsaippa and lts trlb-
oiaries. died hprc last uight after an
eyentnul career 81 IL Years ou the.
FLYER ~ owner md captain % steam
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HERE o. 90 agree
ment among sclen-
tissH as 10 the
number OF years
the earth has been
Inhabited BY man
80 lar a. thoro Is
any approach 20.
spich agreement. IL
may llc said 70 90
thai the fossil re-
mains Of The liil-
Ia species tend
10 suggest n period
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Mira Johuson entered tho steam
boat business IA iaof. A year later
vhsn she ruH given htf nilot'n ~
She ialft lhs 4a~I1iiinar Neule
Johnson who'll nlied no White and
~ Francis riverA ami also operated
out Of Memphis Mrs johnson and
her HteqmhVat ltcame known 10 RIVER
man All Woiind The N~lssleinpL
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0ttk1tet r< 4 Aa sr nxsbe.asesase pocsesheek Tpsrr hnse bccn
r,fH @tA1 pts .sttrr n hesafaierf> iAssT vn b. Few moaraess a
1ezf pHstt* % TIM t4ee
YIN ttsH5nNs fettosMeE Vac easAa - saNr esuax ~ sahnee restored
What DOS ne tw year moan ~ ysur personally
En<n<r< hotss s* ukNE INVENTORY o. Roois on hand checking ap
heir hwt. 4r1In1 nnt nha4 N4 aeeaAspHshede hat NOT fu 1874
Nht mol ieAH All nseasS cf yarseff WASH a sood year. . n had
one, fr youf bh o made merress s1p bach. o. stand 4ly How does
<ppr lf rpmntft With faaaass h. lsxsF What minakss da you make
What afWfoI fuienntnt-thaE ear hn aeol1ch durlna 1874
IN in& tp4etfa ~ thezt 4nfHions lMso soa Ns~ Year resoiutious
Let tr tnt4 of 1Ae new *Ar ~ archhTh N onr nmhtuona hopes ~
fhf aacf fnplopr khat make uer porN while.
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Ask about our Christmas Saw
ings Club, it's starting. First
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
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BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

-&Mr ersiN THE DAY EfGHTs-cause m 10 hear thy ioYng kind
X ICES 81 tho nornnett r In thee DO trust cause m 70 know tho
- Wal wherein : should walk; foE ht ~ my soul unto thee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
A Dis0racefuJ CGnapaign

municipal
overdden
bounds decency
gambler election of has been de-
the
incumbenoy incompetent
the voter be
if the polls + disgust.
his followers
having sadded
exceedingly a
derabniy
conduct ayoralty candidates
to link him with the candidate boomerang
there the
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