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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

II perchance you read my Auto
photography you may recall that
I recommended . single dose Of
castor oil il The FIRST Aid treat
mSns for simple acute dias1AoeA,
and . little later . baby Specialist
Jumped on father and father wrote
. disclaimer IA which he - much
- said had slipped that cas-
tor oil suggestion through un.
boknoWnSt TO him. That 70 Just
Inc my dAd-he knows But
Wen, that same children's speed
alist now comes after father with
another protest, this time against
our unqualified approval Of he lib
srA allowance Of the crudest grade
Of brown sugar and pure or un-
indicated candy IN . boys or .
efrl's regular eats. And seeing ~
how" this specialist who hates Oh
sugar and candy 10 . very good
specialist and representative Of q
large cIass Of good DOCTORS in hia
views, dad and I think that It d
only fair to quote from his letter
but mind you, We both feel that
children need, can AssimilAte, and
should have 4 liberal allowance Of
sugar or simple candies.
you bid fair to spoil my star
act By your misplaced confidence
in some so-called authority on
physiology who probably knows a.
much about children and their I'M
enlightened parents and their vic
ious food habits - I know about
experimental physiology - which
isn't very much. Let me whisper
this in your ear: if l can persuade
q mother to withhold from her
child not only ALL candies but
also ALL sugar Of any sort what.
soever, even the little" on the
morning oatmeal, and to stop any
shing at all between meals, my
troubles with that child's appetite
are over, sure as shooting. No
that doesn't destroy my practice
either, so l cannot even ask fol-
sympathy from your noble soul
for my practice consists in keeping
children we'll, and what is more,
fnd that mothers pay mo for tell.
ing them Just such things as this
so you see you make my jot
that much harder when you give
reluctant grandmothers such am.
munition-they already think an
q fanatic and consider their SOM
or daughters misguided II they fol.
:ow my advice regarding their pei
grandchildren"
Far be it from father and me Il
encourage those reluctant grand.
mothers. A grandmother is all yer,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
TEARS, IDLE TEARS"
By Isabelle England,

On her small, shiningly- immacu-
late back porch. almost completely
screened BY morning glory vines,
sat Miss Willis, red-nosed, red-eyed,
and shifting dismally. Even had
she been seen, no one who knew
her would have been surprised, for
weeping was quite as much habit
with Miss Willis as combtng her
scanty hair in a tight, uninterest-
ing pug on the very top OF her Sc
date, uninteresting head. One never
would have guessed that shifting
LAlia" las the younger. less respec-
full citizens of Blue Hill had chris
tened her, with delicious thrill Of
naughtiness) had ever been pretty
and--in love. Yet such is the case
II perhaps you ever CHANGED to
visit the small, insignificant town
Of Blue Rock and catch q glimpse
Of poor Miss Willis, with unappre-
ciated salty tears dripping in for
lorn way from her long, vermillion
nose, you will not smother q care
free smoker, as others do, but in
stead feed a bit Of real pity. sup
pose you can Judge better If you
know the facts. Anyhow, this is her
story a. she told 1t to me, amid
tears and taa, on . cold, wintry
afternoon:
"Once, many ysars ago, long, long
before you came on earth to turn
the heads Of tickle, nnlovely males,
I" with q modest blush that caused
her to resemble nothing 90 much as
an over-ripe tomato) was young
and pretty, Just like you, Molly,
dear" Il quivered with mortifica-
tion.) II was blue-eyed and rosy
checked with a few bleached look.
ing freckles scattered around and
upon my nose, but not as difiguring
e. yours. To look at me now, you
never would think that was the
belle Of the town, but I was, and
John vas my best beau, for We all
had EN- then.
John was q handsome boy, Mol
", and I guess l led him . twisted
trail When John was IS his par
ents decided to send him off into
the wiles Of tho city for an educa-
ton that he didn't need. for John
was clever, too. At first, while my
blue eyes remained in his memory,
he wrote-and such lovely letters!
] have EN- all done up In q box,
scented with lavender. on the TOP
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
The Daily Short S tory

shelf Of my pickle and preserve
closet But gradually he remem-
bered only the squash-tinted freck-
les, SO he stopped writing.
Il loved John. and because I was
young and silly. imagined he still
cared for me-. As the years passed
BY, guess I must have faded. for
when he At last came home" (sho
paused dramatically while held
my breath) 'handsomer than ever.
looking like he'd Just stepped out Of
a bandbox. he didn't seem to see
me. but sort Of looked right through
me. I wa glad he could not, really,
because I'd eaten cheese for dinner,
and John never could tolerate
cheese, especially homemade
"1'd have run up to him, in spite
Of his January stare, but a slim,
scanuly-clAd young woman, with
hitching-post heels and yellow hair
was holding my Johns arm az II It
were her own. They oil kissed each
other, John, his pa and ma and that
clinging-vine female. l began to
feel kind Of small and insignificant,
not to mention injured, in spite OF
my new flowered muslin. I didn't
see John again. while he was home,
but few weeks later I read an &C
count Of his wedding-his wife
wore white satin and carried yellow
roses. I went to bed with an ice-
pack on my head.
For years l had faithfully waited
for Johns return. l had disdain-
fully refused three suitors, all we'll
off young farmers-and one had Of
fered me a washing machine for a
wedding present! I've always pinned
for one. My home town soon BE-
came unbearable. Johns wife and
her high-fluny city friends monop-
olized the whole town, so I Just
packed up and came here; and here
I've been for 20 years Of old-maid-
hood, feeding the cats and sweeping
the back pooh and-crying."
venture: ~Yesr
Crying" she repeated, with an
extra sniff. Yes. Some day John
will realize his mistake, when it's
too late! Won't you have some more
tea before you venture out, Molly!
Well-goodn1ght!"
My eyes were little damp, DOS
aibly because I could almost mic
ture the tears running off her nose
into her tea, and the lavender
scented relics in the preserve and
pickle closet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
Irish PAaca.

Aftw many months Of lighting and diseofd
WAtcA hAve been . virtual war, fae4aons IN
ireland arc 1t last reaching the place where
they can hold conferences. The meeting be-
tween D. valsrs, republican leader, and eir
James Craig. premier designate of Ulster, last
week, Is but ono Of several conferences which
spokesmsn for the two sides have held and
which are expected to bring results Of some
kind. Tho London Daily Express may be quite
correct IN referring to this particular con-
ference - tho greatest svsut Ia 1rish history
since the 1916 rebellion.
There Il plenty Of room for criticism against
both sides. The British tovsrnmmt has been
weak In not maintaining order: Claiming to
be the most powerful nation on the face q
the earth, Britain has allowed disorders and
lawlessness which even last week caused Eve
deaths, Il attacks On police barracks. A raids
on the mails, and 125 internments. The hos
tile opponents Of Britain, however. have made
perhaps as many mistakes and as serious ones
BY permitting. II not encouraging, violence Of
serious sort
Britain is known as de most stubborn ma
ton on earth. Few there are who viii predict
that Britain will yield Ireland to the irish
without holding few things. Britain has not
acted in other cases in way which would
cause people to think that she VIII voluntarily
get completely out Of Ireland-and specially
when she is being opposed from the bushes.
On the other hand, there is something In the
hearts Of Irishmen which tells them that they
have a right to independence and to complete
frsedom-and Britain has learned that a deep
spirit is perhaps as powerful. II not more so,
than an army.
1t is good sign that the two elements in
ireland arc holding occasional conferences and
that other conferences are being held between
the Irish and the British authorities. And,
somehow or other, We have an opinion that the
Irish. possessing that rare gift Of speech and
pleading. and possessing . zeal which Is al
most religious in its seriousness, will achieve
gains in conferences which they could hardly
hope to gain in any other way.
Lot the conferences continue They have
already brought some real sunlight into re-
zion where there have been too many clouds
Of suspicion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

used to collect United States NAH
in the early summer Of 1899, when
q Buffalo route was covered by
motor in half the time that a horse
drawn vehicle had been able to do
it.
@. Is it possible to can milk
successfully at home? ]. B. G..
A The canning OF milk requires
very expensive equipment, and
cannot he. done successfully or prac-
ttcally at home.
Q. How Is fathom acertained?
r. A. E.
A A fathom is a measure Of
length equal to six feet. Original
y It was ascertained by extending
both arms and measuring to The
middle fingers Of the two hands.
This measure is applied to the depth
OF water. and the length of rope.
Q. Was indigo ever considered
. mineral? Cog.
A Indigo is q vegetable produc-
don. but was for some time believ-
ed to be a mineral. In fact, in
England letters patent were actu-
ally granted in 1705 for obtaining
1t from mines in the principally
OF HAlberstadt
: Q. Why are quotations of Chin
80 money always given in Mexican
money? L.E.R.
- A. The currency system of Chi
nA 10 crude. The only thing there
that bears any resemblance to cur
rency a. We know it is the Mexican
silver dollar. For this reason
quotations are given in this med
tum.
Q. Should spinach be washed
before shipping? T. S.
A. The department Of agricul-
tufe says that washing spinach
hsstens decay. and it should be
ahipped unwashed, unless vezS
0tI0s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09


Q. What proportion Of animals
slaughtered for table use in New
York are prepared for Jewish
trade? H. N. L.
A. In New York City about one
half OF the meat consumed is
slaughtered locally. OF this IS
per cent of the cattle, 80 per cent
Of the calves, and Is per cent Of
the sheep and lambs were prepared
for the kosher trade.
@. How can the water pressure
At different depths b determined!
A. The navy department says that
F.C.S.
in order to get the water pres
sure At various depths. you should
multiply the depth In feet By -.
which will give the approximate
pressure Tin pounds) per square
inch IN sea water.
@. What Is the Oldest military
orgaat1a1ion in the United States!
R. C.
4 The LIST Corps Of Cadets II
Boston, Mass. claims the honor
Of being the Oldest active military
organization in the United States.
Il Was organized In 1928.
@. What Is Kings Silver!
A. p. e.
A. Kings silver was An ancient
fine paid to the crown In the court
Of common pleas, in England, az
An incident Of the alienation OF
lands By the process known a levy
Ing = fine.
@. What Is the name Of the flsh
that - used to help eradicate mos
Quitoes? s. T. 4.
4 TIE top minnov, Cambusia.
u the 6sh which has beeu found
smcacious IN sradicsting malariaj
mosquitoes.
II @. When vas IN automobile firxf
used to collect mail? &c.
4 4 motor vehieio~vae frsa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

I william Collar Bryant Barlow Bee Beaure-
SGnrd johnson Robert Edward Lee HUMPHREYS 10
k1aintt6 In . court action at Greenville, 8. c.
And probably everybody calls him Bill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

- now ID because thsre are no sugar prof
5asers using box cars - warehouses;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
A Grave Problem,

Kindly answer three young Ia
dies IN regard 70 quality OF face
powders, whether the best powders
have q foundation Of rice powder
or some other ingredient. A claims
the purest face powders are made
Of rice powder. B claims rice pow
der clogs the pores and enlarges
them. c q beauty specialist)
claims Q combination Of half rice
powder and half cornstarch pow
der makes the best face powder.
Personally, find rice powder
makes my skin look yellow and
does not stay on as we'll as some
otherA BETTY AND MARY.
Answer-The complexion ID bet
ter without powder. Powder 10 ap-
piled only to conceal blemishes.
Good hygiene will take care Of =
girls complexion. Rice powder 10
xll right, no worse, that is, than
any other face powder, except that
rice powder grains entering the
eyes sometimes set up obstinate
Inflammation Of the eyelids. Every
powder tends to clog the ducts OF
the sebaceous glands (the skin has
NO pores).
Sterilixing q Toothbrush.
Can you tell me something with
which I can sterilize toothbrush
A. L. M.
Answer-Boiling for half an hour.
II the brush won't stand boiling,
wash it with soap and water. and
let it stand for a day In . solution
Of one ounce of standard fAfmAlde-
hyde solution 40 per cent? usually
called formalin, in . glassful (siz
or eight ounces) Of water, sgitat-
ing occasionally in the day. Then
rinse we'll. This method may be
used for shaving or hair brushea
also II desired
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

Altogsther now. ladies'. turn the rugs abos
Is hide spots faded By the sun.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

j Speaking Of old times. do you remsmbe
Hay u. 1917, whsa congress passed the selee
I've sarvteo oct?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

The city boy. who hasn't place to build
|6hsnty. misses lot Of the real Joys Of life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

tlllman saiis for Europe in his yacht Mod
hoy. Suggestion to Charley Chaplin: Buy
yacht and christen y Tragedy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
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we'll 70 have asoand ~ house. but
she should realise that grondmoeA.
srs are made % - eoen a1d NOT
heard.
Father efeatly -dsploroe the cor
dial disagreement of various mem
bsrs Of - medical profession on
This sugar question
In replying to our good fffend,
the children'0 specialist, father and
told him W supposed he'd like 70
invent some way % extract the eu-
gsr from human milk before per-
hitting " baby % take dinner
Tor moro than half the nutriment
Of human milk II sugar. OF course
that was By way Of persiAage. yet
II must annoy the anti-sweet Doc
tors 70 realise that nature sets
such stores b. this element Of fod.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

This the ht pscurs Of thing panss-e c.I,.n
de seepiane The
ta1ea It's rscued = In an hcur. $50 80" e1as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09
re G1rAr ACxnvHI1xE

h ~ ~ coming ~ he street.
AnA ran u nsst ne, mucA delighted;
His glowing faoe, his 1y1ng fee4
And whole mien showed h ~ e1eft1d
! paubed Just midway Of the block,
Awaiting there the time Of meeting.
AID braeed myself 20 beaS the 1aock
That came Win ht1 tambestuoaS efeGl1AG.
Hs tackled 10 full tpssd ahsed--
I thought che nd woald surely fell no-
And then, tween painting brsssAA - aid
He'd something wonderful 70 tell M
I'll gladly listen, but II sighsd)
Why make youfSef q lying missile
To knoek your dad o0tr "Oh," he cried,
Jus listen, dAd--I've learned to WhietleI"
He stood and puGkered up his lips
a rosebud fAAhioned Just for kiseioG)
And after many twists and 1lipS
Achieved Z very gentle Kissing! 49,.
No mere adult could hope 10 guess
The Joy that came to that wee laddie-
Tho deep, ecStatic happiness
When first he whistled for his daddy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

TEE Milwaukee road. says the Port Byron
Globe. will commence At oncs the erection Of
new 100000 union depot 1t Port Byron.
Tho Globe viii have to become daily to keen
IN step with the progress Of that burg.
IN The Argus Household Hints one learns
that I'm order to secure more Juice lemons
should Be squeezed before Squeezing.
The Hinter,' appends R. R. Hoof .ev,.
IDENTIFY recognizes the necessity for mant., AZ.
ercise among the ladieA..
-ONE half million boys begin spnokin, ...A
year" says an anu-tobacco speaker. n onotsd
By the Freeport Joornal-Standard. ave must
tell tAem The fActs about its afectx TNrss
times - many smokers were elIsetaa ~
ahstai1aeA" -
A little mediation With we'll ss..on.a ,.,.
effect. e"o
THD Tale ssaioe ciasA At the su,a..,. A.
pazmsaA hAs voted the New York Trihr.s =.
greatest neWspaper In America e0
TREASON! Didn't ths Yals seu,or. .-
r E lCQ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-09

THE Chicago Tribune calls DR.. Russell an
osteopath, the United Press designates him al
a chifupractor, while, according 70 the New
York Tribune, he IL "chifopraeteer". Our
feeling about the Stillman case 70 Utmost neg
ligfblS, bat W think tho Russell person has
earned new degree. His single should read:
"Dr. Hugh Russell, G. A. b."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-21

condicionalcs, los incpios los
que uucrinn cnscnOrcarse en- II
bodcr. los que aduIaron hasla
mnriar an lcfc dc Ia Rcvolu-
ridn v lo msiinr0n q prctendcr
hucpr olra imposition en- Mex
leo qucrian cslablcccr I'm Co
bicrno quc hurlando 81 voto
Popular lucra no como dcbcn
SCR los Gobicrnos del Pueblo y
para a Pueblo sino dc cllos y
para clos.
~ presidrnlc So asil0 dc los
lombrrs qua habian coiabora-
do cor ID ~ lriunlo DC In Re-
colrciGn para r0dcrsc DC I'm
clrculo Jr nmibiciosos. In To-
du lr NacIdu sc dcio scniir 81
po.lO l prniesla pur aquclln
nunoscI0n ~ Eicrciio Rcvo-
fucionnr.o hacic1dOsr eco dc
Ore OPINION no podm ni dcbin
sosicnrr 10 lciC dc Esludo que
.alicndosc del Cmnino dc 81
dchcr uulaha d. haccr una
hurln sanqricnn la RcvOIu-
cidn % Pueblo uO lOlcr0 ni to-
lcrurn iamis que uu prcsidcn
ir tnlicnd0sc dc su alta cnvc-
slduro hurlc los principles y
haga dc las lcycs pcdazos do
papcl que NADIA yalcn
ST. Dsla csiHhlccid0 en- McNi-
co % Gohirrno que rcspclc v
rrislalicc tn hcchos los dcre-
rlos ilDDles dcl Pueblo McNi-
uno este rnd,ado dc 10 mas
floudo 49, lu luvcnlud liberal
~ adcllnloAp s. cen lndo limo
rsia ronduciondo la Nave dc
il Republicl hacin al anhicio-
uudo ideal dc Do pax dc la liz
Hor,nd dDl pfaw
10 luchl hu lcuninado que
.c pbrn "a sUrca d0ndo urrOic-
mos 90 scmIllH que nos hn dc
dar 90 c0diciudo lrulo y que 81
himno dcl lr huio sea- cl uni
eco quo sr ts.uchc ga las sole
dsdcs ir l0s clmpos Andinos
dc America
Corpus Christi. fcbrcro -
dc lO2i
D. y. CAVAZOS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-21

" cnnzndo por IN regimen IT,
rauico 10 inyndid 81 decaimicn.
TO y yd cast Ia mayoria dc los
ciudndan0s no SCI prcOcup1ban
nor cicrccr Sus dcrcchOs. 81
pueblo sufriu cilcnciosamcnlc.
hnsln Que cnconiro az Cuudillo
que iO llcyarn "a cnslignr sus
afrynlas y cslnblcccr lu H.
bCrlud cOnslrcnidu pOr 81 "a
ronu. Surgi6 un hOmbrc que
did "A prilo dc las rtivindiCn
Clones. y ~ pueblo cnlcr0 sa-
cudio cl pedestal dc Ia DIria-
dufa Que e un solo Impulse Sc
vino ahaiu como 1859 dcrrumbo
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