The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-27


inhabitants Of Jutiand are believed
70 Be the most perfect specimens q ola
Danish stock.
Elephants sleep only about FIVE hours
a day.
France has built 10000 miles Of
road in Algeria.
Twenty thousand electric stoves
were sold last year in this country
says an electrical association. inc
figure seems too low. 1t Is very small
in a nation of at least 2o,O0ooOO homes,
each needing a stove. II you could
come back to earth $50 years from
now, you'd find nothing but electric
ranges. Electricity will be the only
fuel Of the future.
About 100000 women are on pay
rolls In the United States, says a gov
eminent report. That means one out
OF four workers are women and girls
Woman is becoming financially inde-
pendent, but the home is not in any
great danger. Dan Cupid attends 70
that Typewriters, bookkeeping, cash
registers and factory benches lose their
lure when nature calls for more babies
%
Postal savings banks now have de-
posts Of about s150.o00.o0o. other
banks have deposits IS times as big.
Many bankers opposed postal savings
bank when they were started. Time
4 -. - L. al 50
! champions were right In their conten-
tion that postal banks would attract
chiefly money otherwise hidden behind
the cbck, instead of cutting into de-
posits in privately-run banks.
o.
The best way to fight disease is to
concentrate on restoring underweight
children to the normal state of nutri-
tion. A speaker says that at the am
nual meeting of the Boston Tubercu-
losis association Right Germs rare
ly can multiply into a danger in a
healthy body. And the health Of ma
turity is determined in youth. In
middle age, the body tissues are turn
ing into cast-iron and little can be
done for them.
sheep al <AAAlNAANsl ANAAN 1NNa rum
52.O00,0O0 head in 1910 to $4,000. 600
head in 1920. The senate hears this.
through its tariff committee, from the
National sheep and Wool bureau of
America. Decrease in sheep raising
has been largely due to falling off in
consumption of virgin wool. Wool
chewed up and used over and over as
shoddy, will be a boomerang on cloth
%, 80. - -.
OF shortage of virgin wool.
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DR.. stephen Smith, who viii be 90
years old next February, attracts at
tentlon at a health exposition He
founded the American Public Health
association. To live. long, says he,
work hard, keep out OF the easy life
get plenty OF sleep, drink lots Of milk
and do not eat too much meat. DR.
smith knows what he is talking about
He was sickly until ne reached CO.
Lived on crackers, toast and thickened
milk. Then he became robust by the
rules he recommends.
Cities will soon stop burning coal
and use gas as their only fuel says
Charles A. Munroe, president Of the
. american NrfLS 4NsQtAaAlQAls " men etA q
fetal gas was first used in our coun-
try, it cost $40 a thousand cubic feet.
and wood was 81 a cord. That situa-
tion Is just about reversed. But gas
price stilI is too high. If the gas men
want to take the place of coal men,
they must find cheaper ways OF making
gas. 1t all depends on the price. So
does nearly everything in life, for that
matter.
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In an area eff 25 miles from the city
hall In New York there are more peo-
pie than in seven of the western states
That is figured out BY Joseph K. Hart
educational authority. Too many in
the dining room not enough in the
garden. The solution of city problems
is 10 get out OF the city
The crowned head passes as Ger
manys symbol. The new postage
stamps. printed IN Berlin. bear images
OF a farmer miner and blacksmith, in
stead OF an imperiaIstic design This
shows strengthening Of the demo-
crate sentiment IN Germany In the
long run, that is moro Important to
the norld Than payment Of indemnity