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Evening journal., 1921-02-25
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Bakers of the Best Bread
Wilmington
Delaware
To the People of Wilmington:

o
There's full-pound delicious, appetizg
the proportion
a
it! a o Freihofers
with all
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
Nifff ff6oIbab1Erzb' Week.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.

teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon nutmeg.
Flour TO roll.
Cream butter and sugar. Add
eggs well beaten. Sift in -four to
make stiff. Add raisins and spices.
Add sour milk with soda dissolved
in it. Mix well and add more -four
to make stiff enough to roll. Turn
on fioured molding board and roll
thin. Cut and bake in a hot oven
POTATOES O'BRIEN.
cups boiled diced potatoes.
1-3 cup grated cheese.
y teaspoon minced onion.
2 pimentoes.
y cup cream.
Cracker crumbs.
Butter
n teaspoon salt
Put a layer Of potatoes in but
tered baking dish, sprinkle will
cheese, onion and shreds OF pimento
Add another layer Of potatoes and
so on until all is used. Put cracker
crumbs over top, pour over milk
dot with bits of butter and put in {
hot oven to brown ad heat through
Copyright, 1921, n. Il. A
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
THE EASY WAY.

Want to wind a skein of yarn =?
Place two flatirons on the table as
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
NUT AND RAIsuN PIE.

Beat TO a cram half a cup Of but
ter and one cup of sugar; stir into
this the well beaten yolks of six
eggs. Sift one and three-quarters
cups Of -four with four teaspoons OF
baking powder and add to the sugar
mixture with half a cup Of milk,
beat well and flavor with two tea
spoons Of vanillt. Bake in two large
or three medium layer cake tins
When cool, spread layers with raisin
cream filling and cover top and sires
with almond frosting
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

To prevent thread from slipping
through the eye Of needle, thread as
usual. then untwist bit near one
end Of thread, and pass needle
through open threads as though
sewing
When you take off your accordion
pleated skirt, put an elastic band
around II, just tight enough 70 get
one finger in TO pull out the pleats
evenly. The pleats stay in nicely.
Make a custard OF milk, flour,
eggs. salt and sugar. When cool,
add a quart OF cream, n a cupful
OF Canton ginger, cut up and flavor
with ginger, syrup and vanilla.
Freeze.
Serviceable table pads are made
from old counterpanes. Cut pieces
the desired shape. double thickness
and cover with muslin. Machine
stitch around edge and crosswise.
/ through center.
When a child is dining away from
home and a napkin must serve as a
bib, tie a knot in one corner OF the
napkin and slip into the child's
dress. There 10 no uncomfortable
bulge under the chin.
When purchasing shirts for your
husband but them with very long
sleeves. and tuck them up to the
proper length. When the cuffs be-
come worn across the fold, cut OF,
finish nicely, and let out the tuck.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
TAKING OuT CREAsEs.

To take out creases press cloth on
the wrong side.
Never let the iron stay long
enough in one spot to leave its out
line.
II the material will stand dampen-
ing, a cotton cloth can be tightly
wrung out OF water and laid over
the crease, with a dry cloth above it.
The iron is run over the surface
lightly so as TO steam the material
slightly then both cloths are re-
moved and the material pressed per-
fectly dry.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25


Butter-Krust Bread. THEY'LL eat it like cake.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
FTAVORINC

II you will save all your orange
peelings. dry them and then pound
them and put them in a bottle you
will have a delicious fiavoring and
a cheap one. Cakes and puddings
are much improved when this flavor
ing is used
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
RAIsIN CREAM FILLING.

Mix one Gu pof sugar with half a
cup OF -four; add two slightly beaten
eggs and two cups scalded milk.
Cook in a double boiler for ten min
utes, stirring well. When cool. add
one cup of chopped seeded raisins
an done teaspoon of almond extract.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
NICE AND ANTS.

Peppermint sprigs laid around
shelves and other places mice fire.
quent will drive them away.
Powdered borax will send ants to
other fields.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
Menu for Tomorrow.

BREAKFAST - Orange juice.
broilcd bacon, creamed potatoes,
graham gems. coffee.
LUNCHEON ~ Baked macaroni
and. cheese, toasted mullins, canned
pears. hamlets. tea.
D1NNER-Stuffed pork chops. po-
tatoes O'Brien, fried apples. canned
lima beans, toiti. coffee.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

with a shutter for
the very purpose Of
keeping out the
air. II the spices
are bought by bulk
provide crockery
jars with tight COW
ers or put the
spice, bag and all,
into a tightly COW
cred empty baking
powder can. Make
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

II you are a teacher this IS the day
that you should see the Want Ad'
for securing a good position as prl-
yate teacher or tutor.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
KEEP SPICES AIR TIGHT.

All spices should be kept in air
tight containers. The action Of air
on ground spice causes loss OF flavor
II the spices are bought in boxes
there is always a perforated top
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
Nv Own Receipts.

A pimento or two chopped and
added to the macaroni changes plain
macaroni and cheese a bit A tiny
pinch OF mustard =.f;sa with the
-four when making the white sauce
adds pep" A few stewed tomatoes
left from dinner may be mixed with
the macaroui.
HAMLETS.
2-3 cup butter.
q cups brown sugar.
., eggs.
cup chopped raisins.
/ teaspoon soda
tablespoons sour milk.
\ teapsoon cloves.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

a neat label and paste on the can
to save unnecessary hunting for
the right spice.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

far apart as the length of the skein
and slip the yarn over them. Then
wind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
MOUNDSVILLE
CITY HAD B|GCESTFOURTH
CELEBRATION IN HISTORY

md ", la4sN'"rs. Mildred and Edna.
All SC" N..,.~. il. Si'eut -" r"ur'@
~ ,I.y st:. Their summer home - a.
Sir. o,.u Ms. II n stewart. Mr.. AMI
NJ. ". \ Sf"War, ami 4,HsN.'r 90
G!nntn!e ."s. Sunday '""r"'"* ." ,h'F
lL.v,i Pounds 'uc lHc>cnnt. g.. ar
:'>.G N.-.. ,,u:.u,,l Is: r.s .O'G" Co." '"n'
ter street to be IN" guest Of his w';''
&C.. u,.. = 'nr au.u" 80 las r'ren -,
M,. sa.! Mrs.. geo. POUNDS.
t,.,.: lruHl~. who has been quite Ill
a. ~. lone o. center street. ;"r ih'
;..-t ;,,r.,. weeks Is reported u -" get
t:ul; ..:"aE very nicely
Ir,v't i'"unG> ,. Y "Sc Virginia uni
ver%l.y - MorSantnwa. arrived h'r"
SLu.:. ! IA" AUST 81 M, parents on
Gran Avenue tor 4 few days.
iIauN =. N"'".S. student Of the sum
ner sch %, a: ". V. [. who visited her"
NJ. ant Mr.. K. \. t":.,-''rs cC 'Air";-
on. s2ca. Monday here VITA friends
: - ,',,,:". attorney at law. t".tax.
Wa~r:rr'u;r. a.d family. arrived n his
fathers Il; y. NH"eS on Center street
"n 81" ">'"'!"G visit
Ms. % Is. IoCs'l"n ~ F''rS; street
has r"t'lrn'"l from Pheasant V,'.cy
wi,.'.,. ...S '!.. que, &c friends.
Miss T">Is DtLkaI las returned 9
T,.a.A:., N"u'? .,i:"r visiting fri"nd'
Mise: opal cherry and ora, Anguish
M".>>:>. N""n"ta I;Ian. Arch Gur.'E ana
l.ucioa E""ar. ~" ,w"r" h"~" ";"r he
i'nur:h @n@ r"'urnri 20 th",c s,i."o; at
N~. ara Mr. r e.. Cochran az tjftN
s'I..,,. = SGn"a: FER an Iuto trip
,?rul-n ri,iu.
Nnl.-; ,r.,c.;oa " AkG,u. o.. spent
49," Fou~'n s"r.. win h., PARENTS on
rIcIth ,t:."t.
Mr. and My =: =. Ray ana son II
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II is very important 70 understand
the difference between heat exhaustion
md sunstroke. The heat exhaustion
sufferer is Frustrated. NJ IS il col
lapse his Skin. is COO. or cold or clam
n. his muscles are relaxed; his pulse
j. slow frequent and threaGy. Hii tenn
per9,ture is below the normal; and Il
couple "f d''.;r,c- Er!Gw the normal ire
much more S'r."nS than the same num-
Der Of degrees above. This condition i;
,Ic result Of prplonFed labor at high
E. n!pcraturr a. among stokrrS, not nee
'~Sarily IN tn" sun, or III the summer
me: tho condition may come on It
Might in close. confined hot rooms.
such Il patient has got Ia b. Stinu .
lated with aromatic spirits Of ammonia
half tcdSpuonful doses in waicr--tili
the doctor comes: warm bath and not
wafer bottles e. his feet. hut no ice.
|Sunstrokc. or thcrmir lever. on tn"
otherhand. comes about generally
through cArnSur" directly 70 The sun =
rays during hot spells. Alcoholics
beer drinkers ana the like--are her.
Ctsv naiks. In sever" cases tho victirh
falls unconscious AMI may die at on"r.
or AFTER Il few hours ~ coma. wit;i
snoring. deep. lahored brt athinE. o.
# conscious the sufferer may speak Of
rolnrcd Or irdistinct vision and head
ache: there VIII lie sudden arrest Of per
"pt:atIcn, the skin dry and hot tn"
raticn: will all OF a sudden become
dizzy AID nauscated. and he will Vhmi,;
and then h, will become unconsci0n"
and his face will flush his pupils dilat'
ING. an6 nc Will manifest muscuih'
.:pa ~nrs. He is likely now - nav" con-
WILSON'S, quick and bounding pulse
and a fever rs high as the clinical Their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Tnousa Watched on as Daring Avia-
tor Performed Scupts-SiS Parade
Feature.

,r..-,-...,,. .
.Hou.,'':. ''''s '":H''' r.i,
I"t no ,>','''9Nu "MH ''-7 '''l
l,s 1H.hN' ~; 80 '',"" %,,.,.
- 49," -. 81" 80 ~. =,
80 r''A ,.,i,...
Hs3I.h f"S Ms N,,h.r N,anr;n ,;,G-
To-, h,.".. ,l.,,.,,,'., 49,. 49,.
QeSS Hi IA'cT ,. ,N'A n...'' .ra n -,
!tcs".t''E, S- .',,I. 81
r, So. r,,ra sofia ~ :-ttc,,;s
t-or, ,hsSa s9Ics vii 70 ,nyy'r,;S .,,..
s.Imr,rr -. o.rmarr-, city and com
~ ,,rr.n - doctor
In IN. afternoon "alrnlar.ns' was
sc.rnir-,,. tn. r,ost :,t.y,<lug ~ a,
tho events Thousands gathered 4 Ian.
I'm ly,af,,n aeId whrrS the. ,;'reS>"t
Tieut ,;eorgc ". Goddard. do sun.
ing in MS Spe,;a!iN equipped So
risne Resides I.l.it ,;oldlrl Ny,ng
o. ,I-.,,,1 ,hroyrhnut rho sr,,ir. dlv
H|,, 49, srrr 'n,-r". ua.senr.rS
Co.. n,,L s..rn.
Ssv.r hsfn-a had NognI,y,l'" cn,i r.
heard Of - S",r >uch .-r-r. AU"u"'s =
;nrn.r7 Skcr> .lrL g.. ~n-tS "f JuI~ ~
EXPLOSIVES a. Yesterday. ''hi'a!-"" '-"'"
four to sixteen years. were a.l"wc'! ="
purchase ~" explosives. So; dam
ing las evening n tr"A; - m" '""'r'.
&cho"i hvild:rc IN T"'H.i","" avenue.
was u :'L'u-. - 'h" ~ '.
circus coming
FOR m Sec"'' IN mt '''r '"1.,,'
vile ~ ma" ct y ~. ''"',N 10, -.
ers hav" announr"' 49, 'a'N Wa. .,I',W
here ~ IN" t"ur,-rnta r.r",' $'"H Ia..,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

Tho great merry" tonIC--the famous
Wcnd"I. nils. Ambition Brand go that
put ,lror. vim and vitality into nervous
tired out. all in. d"Sp"nHcnt PEOPLE in
n few days III many instances.
Anyone can Guy box for only 6n
cents. and {. II. Gr!cSt & 20. and Iogr-
pavis ar" authorized ny the maker to
refund the purchase price II anyone Is
dlsSLl sized with the frs; box purchased.
ThnuSaudS nralS" them for genera,
debility. nervous disorders. mental dc
preston ara unsiruns nerves caused
nv ov"r-indulren,e IN alcohol and tUbac-
c., nr w ,,NrrNnrk.
y a treatment II aIi"H"nS OF the
nervous system. Wendell PMS AmhI-
tInn Rraud ar" recommended as be!n,
generally GnSurpa SEr'..
SIXTY cents ~ = ~ ,;rIcSt & IN
Iloge-DavlS and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05

streets. will he held this morning ut the
81. Johns Catholic church. lnt"rmeht
vii! be made in the Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
The Group Council OF the Service Star
l.aCtonS Of West Virginia and ONO is
$Chcdulcd for meeting ms afternoon
in thu American Lego Headquarters IN
the city building. Mrs. Davies, state
rrcsidcnt II Martins Ferry. VIII act as
chairman at Tho meeting.
Delegates Leave
Delegates from the flint GlasswnrkerS
locals OF this city leave Today Tor san
dusky 90 attend the annual convention
TIE dclcSatrs to attend from the Inn
rcria! plant are Joseph Flahcriy.
George Barrett. Edward Lyons John
Curran. and delegates from IN" tumbisr
plant and I;odcfcr's are James Ehbetts,
Thomas Powers and Jesse Bennett.
Business Resumes
Local places OF business Will reopen
as usual today after having been closed
ALI day Monday in ohserranc" or the
Fourth. Stores. barber shops. banks
and other places Of business w'r"
closed FOR the day. Holiday hours were
observed ut the nostot;i"e. All INDUS
trial concerns were Idle also.
Connolly Funeral
Funeral services were he'd Yesterday
for the l;late Timothy Connolly. we'll
known local glaSSworkcr. who died sud-
d".tv nj his home on Washington
street Services wcrr held n: tho ST.
Johns Catholic church. Burial vas in
the Nj. Calvary cemetery.
Big Celebration
There was 4 big and appropriate oh.
s.rvnnce Of tho Fourth Of July AZ Ncn
Monday under the auspices Of the
Krishts Of lythas lodge. A Maxwell
auI" was given away as a feature.
Many pcrsoDs from surrounding towns
w"r" present.
Chautauqua Ticket Sales
The sale Of tickets for III" ShadySide
ChautauQua, which opens on July l.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Farmers Sickly Little Girl Was
Gu ckIy Improved by Nerv' Worth

since the first day she started 10 take
Merry Worth. She has gained In weight
and is more cheerful" The above state
mcnt is one OF great weight TO parents
who have Il child in 4 rundown condt-
ton. or suffering from Ill health. Nerv-
Worth Is the ideal tonic for young or
old. Its pleasant taste and bcnedcial
effects mako II exceptionally good for
children. Remember Ncrv-Wrrh Is
sold on a moncyback basis. ani.if you
are not satisfied with your first: bottle.
your druggist is authorized tcfrefund
eur money.
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Father says Stomach Trouble BELIEVED
Defined Weight.

My little nine-year-nlf daughter had
been troubled with stomach and bowel
trouble With three years." said Miles j.
Carter. Piqua. Ohio. and he continues;
We had tried 4 number Of remedies
without, finding one that would heip
her. and we had given WI hop" Of hnl-
!nC any relief for her when we heard o.
Ncrv-Wcrth. She has taken two bottles
now. and is getting better and bett r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
HEALTH Talks 8
By John B. Huber AM,MD
SUNSTROKE
A cloggcd bowel anu clear head don't fraternze.
;. Huber AM,M:D

mometer will record (nertaps 10 de-
ercesl
Put such a patient in as cool place
as You can lind until the doctor comes:
sprinkle him with ice water. or run
him with ic,. or sponge him with ice4
water cspcc'aily On mis- head and neck.
People. W 10 save had one stroke do very
badly Indeed should they have another:
esp. Ci.l!y mast they cut out alcohol IL
the doctor wants TO bloodlet dont'inter-
fcre with him. he knows his business.
QUESTIONS AND ANsw11s
4 Vacation Kit
am asking you for some informa-
ton abou, a medicine kit. ! intend to
take n months canoe trip with friend
and expect to be pretty far from civili-
Zation for while and would like to
have your advice as what to carry Tor
first aid needs and also for general use.
Answrr-That depends somewhat on
what ailments you and your companions
have been afflicted with most commonly
These should be bly, provided for.
In addition | would take 100 b-grain cas-
cara pills. ounces Of carbolic ointment
a one-inch spool Of adhesive plaster,
3 or 4 onc.inch gauze bandages, and
; 100 sun cholera" tablets.
! All injuries addressed TO DR.. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
; able time However. owing to the great
number received. So II a personal or
| quicker reply is desired a stamped and
! sclf-addrcsscd envelope must be en-
closed with the question-The Bditor.
closed with the Question-The Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05

is 10 begin today. Fred @. McConn is
the chairman Co direct the sale OF tick
cts. The Redpath bureau Will furnish
the program.
The campaign for the sale Of 700 or
more tickets for the Coit-Albert Chau-
tauqua. to open here July 18th. begins
on Wednesday and will continue until
Saturday Roland b. Arnold IS the
chairman In charge.
Both parties profit when they meet
through Intellligencer Want Ads
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05

had boon no serious Fourth Or July &C
,lar,.fS u E".l., ," 50 far ~ the hos
I.il. "C icla.s or Ihe police knew. r'h.ct
Nhhn"r - nat i,nr SAID tho police had
net Beard IF single arr.GaNt "f ANY
."GH":.." AZ III" city hospital =
VA stated tina, n,t a sing!" "aS" h.!
boon '-"airL ,hrrr during 'hc day wh"rr
a"v r.rr~or had been injured iIUm the
Il haI"" ot fireworks.
Council to Meet
IT, r"rnar meeting OF the city
C"'.n.:' VAL u" held Friday Girn' a. TIL"
cay va, ,Nnnh"r. Il i% very nkely
;"a' "Iu'i'r IF very Important mat
'"r> ". 'r AN Cor consideration Fret
i;"rr.... IN Now councilman from TIC
:, cpd ward. VII take his seat Il: this
Missionary Society
The r.r"!-n Missionary society Of fhH
South H. .'alrv Methodist Episcopal
chu~..h Viii m""t Wednesday afternoon
a. the HON" Il Mr.. Taylor Corh"u ON
W"4r TwrntN-iaIrd street. 4 program
has hH"n prepared and after 4 3 rem
dcrcd social lin" VIII h" enjoyed.
Special Services
Thor" will I've Sprvia! services each
r,"nlnG tins week n the United Tres
hyicrIAn church chapel on Indian run.
beginning this evening. nr. William
GrImc>. e New Concord. VIII preach
each evening. Their" will h" special
49,: d. and other features tnr each even
iCs.
Many Outings
Hundreds 81 i|"l!a!ir prisons enjoyed
outings on the EDurih Many went 10
tna rural districts. while Others enjoyed
Their outing. along the ril-- :'wn.-
uinE holes proved very inN"iHhi" Tor
tho Youngsters during ~" day.
Bcutheld Funeral
I'grrrl, -,~vl,", for th" lat" Mrs.
Il ,I at, y
HON" at Thirty-o.ghth and Harrison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Answer 10 Yesteuay's Puzzle.

Thor" must have h"en 900 picknickrrs,
who w"r" seated - wagon when
th"v started "u;. for there were 100
I'h.rI"s They rode !" I" wagon
after lu had broken down. When they
started for home with & wagons, Il
wna n"r"ssary for - persons To ride
in rarh wagon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
4 Minutes to Answer This,

y iAkNl)f..
Nv first : 4-G Of step that Is long,
Ny second is person Of state.
:Iy whole i n thing that We know to
II" wrong,
AS showing symptom OF hate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
a TRIM SLIT FOR THE
SMALL BOY.

Pattern $500 is illustrated here. Il
is cut n sizes: >. 3. | and years.
year size requires 3 - yards or
material - inches wide.
The vc:' may hr omitted. The trous-
crs sh"u,l b" joined 20 4 waist or
hl"us" N"!N"t. corduroy. ch"v;"t, twill.
ginEham. scrrsuckrr, hrill, linen poplin.
madras ard serge are attractive for this
style.
4 pattern Of this illustration mailed
to ans address on receipt Of l2c IN sill
yer or sta npS.
Write namc and address plainly. Send
l. cents To- lntclIigcncc- office. Wheel
ing. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
SPLIT FOR THE
BIG BASEBALL SERIES

A third contest will he necessary 20
=, ed" 80 ,uTr"?na,y between Tho Flor
encc Athletic club hail team ~ TINS ".ty
and ~. ,,annrja rnliCr:os nine THIS
,.lI r,,,,I, through me fact that the
Iouhln HI playrd Yesterday resulted n
~ oven erNt luv. when ~" third
,.,,,,o vii n. nraynd = no, known hi. 81,
~ .. .,.r.:!r, prov, on, e M most in
:.res,ing Of the valley for the present;
,sor
Each of 'hr teams yesterday Won on
tE".r HON" grounds Ia i'r n"rnllE
game tho E!ur"u," team ~. able -
win from the cambria lads q. III" !in'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Narrow Escape.
Two Arrests.

Uv unit. N..n -. ."' last nIth' therc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
SIDE TALKS
bw Ruth Cameron
SOME OF THE AUTO DRIVERS DELIGHTS
Someone, Besides tho TSeas, Apt to
Suffer

Tt" inso'ent dog who tries 10 b
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cnantanaua Interesting.
Nav Garage Opened.

Senator IN! Mr.. waiter /; Burgess
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-08
BORN.

EMERTON-At Bluehil, June 5, t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Somes Fl. Emerton,
son (Harry SomeS).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-08
HIGH CLASS STOCK.
Some of Best Holsteins in Country
Come to Hancock County.

Some of Best HolSteins in Country
Come to Hancock County.
Seven registered Holsteins were
purchased last week at the national
sale of Holstein-Friesian cattle at
Syracuse, New York, by Pearl S.
Thorsen for his farm at West Han
cock. County Agent H. Styles
Bridges attended the sale and as
sisted Mr.. Thorsen with the buying
These animals include some fine
individuals backed by wonderful
records, and are considered the
best lot of Holstein cattle ever
shipped into Maine. One heifer,
Belle Colantha Wayne Segis,' was
bought from the Carnation Stock
Farms at Seattle, Wash. This
heifer herself has wonderful breed
ing, and she is bred to the worlds
highest-priced bull, ''Carnation
King Sylvia" formerly owned by
the Carnation Stock Farms at
Seattle. This bull is the highest
priced animal of any breed ever
sold in the world, the price being
100000 at auction. Mr.. Thorsen
has standing offer of $1,000 for
the future calf of this mating. The
heifer will freshen in October.
Mr.. Thorsen bought one COW
from the State agricultural college
at Lincoln. Neb., heifer, "Fors-
gate Segis Queen" from the
Forsgate Farms of New Jersey, and
| in this heifer also he has a noted
prize. This heifer is sired by the
$4,000 bull, King Segis Pontiac
Alcartra"
Other animals purchased are
from New York state, Massachu-
sets and Ohio, and are all ex-
ceptionally fine Individuals 1t is
Hancock county's good fortune to
have such a fine lot of cattle intro
duced.
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MARRIED.

SCOTT-KNOWLTON Deer Isle
June 4, by Rev. Eugene V. Allen
Miss Mabel d. Scott of Deer Isle to
B; Vernon knoWlton of Stonington
SPRAGUE-HENSSIE Deer Isle.
June 4, by P. T. Charge, esp. Miss
Vera Sprague to Ernest Henssier
both of Deer Isle.
June l, by Rev. Charles w. Martin
Mrs. Flora Eta Perkins to Winfred
Baldwin Farnham both of West
Brooksville.
TEMPLE-CHURCH- Winter Har-
Dor, May %, by Rev. c. l. Ramsey,
Miss Della Temple to Colon
Church, both of Birch Harbor.
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According to critics Zone Man
in Million" the latest Robert
son-Cole super-special release star
ring George Beban, which will be
shown at the Dirigo Saturday is
the greatest drama ever seen on the
silver sheet. While a heart-inter-
est story the picture also contains
the proper amount of comedy re-
lief. Mr.. Beban not only wrote
the story for the photoplay. but
produced and directed it as we'll
With him is an excellent cast in
GLIDING: Helen Jerome Eddy,
Irene Rich, Lloyd Whitlock, George
Williams, Jennie Lee, Wade Botoler
and George Beban, jr., the preco-
cious five-year-old son of the star
-Advt.
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Beverages With Meals.

Drs. r. ]. Miller. o. Bergelm. M. e.
Rehfuss and P. B. Hawk Of Philadel-
phia. have been testing the effect of
water, tea, coffee and coco on the d.
gestion of meals Of mixed foods. They
report to the American Journal of
Physiology (Baltimore) that one liter
of cold water, tea, either hot or cold,
or hot coffee drunk with a meal does
not delay the passage Of the food from
the stomach. but the addition Of sugar
to the coffee does slightly delay the
process. Coco markedly delays 1t.
Coffee, tea and water seem also to
stimulate gastric secretion. but coco
delays 1t, and coffee with sugar and
cream has less effect.