The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15


We've got to get out and get after the
business now with all the power,
might, and ability we possess, and l
think it is one of the best things which
has ever hit the country, for truly we
were getting into a sort of easy come,
Let us have more, better, cleaner,
keener advertising, and let us tell the
people to read it,"
Stale Flour
1.-THE price of bushel of wheat is
about the same as a sack of flour Of "a
pounds. In bushel of wheat you will
have, when it is made into flour, 40
pounds of white flour, 20 pounds heart
bran may be ground in the hand mill
for grinding corn and wheat and added
to the white flour to make bread
which is more appetizing and nourish-
ing than any white flour bread made"
said DR.. f. e. Perkins.
Whole wheat bread made from new
flour and ground every 10 to is days is
most nourishing, as it will not be stale
like the shipped and bolted flour and
corn meal. White flour and bolted
meal from the stores, if stale, would
cause pellagra or gastirtis. poison in
the blood, and headaches. and 1t does
not go toward building up bone. 1t is
the cause of soft dentine and enamel in
the human teeth, and is one Of the
causes of SO much trouble with the
teeth in this day and time
Appearance Good
II usually walk from my home to my
office said Charles A. Calhoun, "and
as finish breakfast shortly after s
o'clock I usually am far enough on my
way down to meet the hundreds of high
school boys and girls as they come
south on Twentieth street after having
come in from north, south and east and
1 from the suburbs. 1t is a veritable
army
"The r. o. T. c.. boys look mighty
soldierly in their uniforms; end from
their military bearing ono judges that
they are being we'll trained. am sure
lit is fine discipline for any boy"
Prosperity Returning
Business men in the east are far
more cheerful than they haye been for
some months said Robert Jemison
Jr., who has just returned from New
York and other financial centers.
Business conditions are reported
far more encouraging now and the OUT
look is considered very hopeful by the
leaders in financial and business at
fairs throughout the country. / find
that the leaders in the business and
Financial world are now planning new
developments and that they are again
taking the initiative in these affairs.
after several months Of inaction and
'watchful waiting.
II stopped over in Washington.
where saw Governor Harding Of the
federal reserve board, and he was very
encouraging in his outline Of business
conditions. HE declares there is no
developments, but that resumption Of
iactivity all over the country Is now
under way.
| while in New York / was able to
arrange for the enlargement Of our
mortgage loan department. SO that we
will be able to take . larger hand in
financing the construction Of homes
and business property in Birmingham
and in assisting in the Agricultural de-
|velopment Of the state
l Playa In TeWn
| "A peculiar feature l noted in Sua-
days amusement section Of Tho Age
Herald. was the names Of the plays in
town this week." said Charles N. De-
nesre, and they struck me 80 oddly
that took pad ana pencil and make
: play on names. jotted them down
| in sentence form and this was the
effect:
/ "Heiio AlexAndsrr Playing the
Piper .Whila New York sleepsr You
Never can TEL Mary Or Dinty, The