The St. Joseph observer., 1922-10-07


$14 for hard coal or 50 for soft coal
is severe.
Henry Ford's advice to the public
is: Buy as little coal as possible"
Mr.. Ford laid off 10000 men, march
ed up the hill and then marched
down again.
At this distance It looks as If Renal
Pasha may be the slick man Of Eur
ope."
The Republican party has been
weighed in the scales and found
wanting"
Prohibition. Muscle Shoals. the sol
diers' bonus, the farm bloc, the Ku
Klux Klan, organized labor, Newberry-
ism, are mentioned as features in the
southern campaign.
In the state of Missouri there has
| been woeful neglect Of the peoples
/ interests. Taxes have been increased,
extravaganza has prevailed. and it is
generally predicted. even in Republl-
/ can circles, that If Arthur NJ. Hyde
was running for governor this year
! that his defeat would be certain by an
/ overwhelming majority.
Efforts have been in the legisltive
| bodies in Washington to impeach the
attorney general Of the United States.
The Wright Airplone company says
1t has perfected machine that any
| body can fly after four hours prac-
| tice. That is bound to come, for fly
| ing on a road as broad as the sky
| should be much easier than driving
motor in traffic. II the foolproof
airplane has come, II means n great
! deal to human freedom-for the law
| of Fravitation becomes n law without
/ power over man. VIXEN all can fly.
The best method Of relieving sud
/ den Group or cough in small children
| is TO keep a tin Kettle with a long
spout so placed that steam coming
I from the kettle will be inhaled by the
| baby. Ten or fifteen drops Of spirits
of turpentne may be added to the
/ steaming water. If the attack OF
| Group or cough is very severe tea
! spoonful of syrup of ipecac may be
! given internally. II vomiting does
! ipecac in 20 minutes. If white spots
| or patches can be seen in the throat
Of the child then the sooner the ply
sician is consulted the better for the
child.
Rudyard Kipllng denies that he cast
slurs on America and Americans be-
cause of their entry into the war.
| Well, our entry into the war was
(evidently) not too late because the
war record shows and Germany ad-
mits that America and Americans
actually won the war.
It is pretty hard to convince the
meek that they shall inherit the earth.
Perhaps Hyde, Spencer & Co. can
tell Brewster something about con-
Quoting Gov. Low'lens. OF Illinois
presidential campaign or boom in
Missouri and its slush fund, provided
Nat Goldstein ct al haven't forgot
ten" all about it. We all remember
how Senator Truman Newberry con-
Quoted his senatorial campaign in
Michigan, and how Senator Spencer
classified him as a $4,000 saint.
Increase in postal savings is an in
dex of national prosperity.
The United States will have an Of
ficial observer at the Near East peace
conference, but he viii not be author
lied to open his mouth.
The Bank of England has gone on
Germany's note to meet the latter's
debt 10 Belgium.
If Mary Pickford insists upon wear
ing long skirts. then she must wear
underskirts also. Our position simply
is that we oppose all skirts long
enough to raise blisters on the heels.
Claims against the Night and Day
Bank Of st. Louis now amount TO over
S2iOOOiOOO.
Medical science and chemistry will
ultimately discover a specific cure
for tuberculosis beyond the shadow OF
a doubt. Who can estimate the bless
! ing this will be 10 mankind7
} The new blanket ballot to be used
: for the fret time in the state. con-
gresslonal and local election, Novem.
} Der 7. will require advance study by
} voters for it's proper use. At the left
Of each candidates name a small
} square 10 printed. II a voter whC
has made cross in the Republicaf
circle Con top) wishes to vote fol
one or more OF the Democratic candi
dates, he may make cross In tn,
square at the left Of the Democratic
> candidates name and the vote will
3 count for that Democrat. and FOR thu
rest OF the Republican ticket. He ma!
: vote for two or moro Democrats II
r the Same wsy, even after he has mad,
Z a cross In the Republican circle. H
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