The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

4 woman has been found who has no mirror in her room. Does this tend 10 show that she is free from vanity. or, that she is SO vain she is afraid to look in the glass? One would have to know the woman. Women who do not look in the glass wouldn't per haps. make a very favorable showing marc!le ed out in columns of four. side by s.de with the women who do. It Is nor too much to say that women who do, would have more husbands among them than the women who don't By all means look in the mirror occasionally.
 
 4 concern extracts the vita mines from the roushaee of the wheat. puts the product in with the white flour and claims the same thing. Doubtless. the new system is an improvement over white bread untreated. Some ques- tion, if there are vitamines, that is to say, so many specific prin- cip1es with it's own special power. Alfred NcCann, who has done so much to make food pure enough to eat, thinks that 1t $ the bal ance that makes the food good or bad; the particular arrange ment of material in just the right way for the body's need. He doesn't take much stock in the idea that the chemical principle can be put into little brown bot ties and fed in the place of food.
 
 Somebody inquires what is the proof that any thing exists that :s faster than light? There isn't any proof. That there must be Is founded on inference. There are universes so far apart that it takes light thousands of years, moving at the rate of 186.- GOO miles a second. to pass from one to the other. This is a. trtfIe slow for the creative process which contrived them all. No body has any right to say he knows there Is something faster than light. but anybody may say he believes there must be some thing faster than light.
 
 The Italian Senate puts con Gdence in MussoUni. although a are political foes, He says. such people turn which ever way the wind blows. I pre- fer sincere adversaries." AIusso- llui has not heard the Roosevelt ian injunction, speak softly but carry a big stick" He carries s big stick but he does not speak softly. The test of his political wisdom must be sought fin the du- ration of his rule Before Llen.ne 1t would have been thought that could not last long. Now all standards are down. He may last as long as Napoleon did. which was 80 years or more, or he may disappear from power in | few weeks.
 
 The blood lust runs stronger In The Greek Revolutionary Fovernnlent execute form Premier Gounar!s. former Prem er Protopapadak5s. and other ne- prominent in the govern nent of KinE Constantine. Amor lea protested through the first secretary Of the Amerioar LeEa- ion ,treat Brttafn, which acss 'romDlly when aometh. .nE doesn't .uit. severed diplomatic relations, T2tja1Nsty wept; Bal-az-.. sl- -uod his moroo,e ne.. ..-v: Touuaris hudd-eG in bis ov.rcoa-. ~-th collar turned up. and re- naiued passive None of them wanted to be shot. They did lot Ike it. Moody would. Dead hoy will d. the rev-ruror u,re harm than alive. The sr-san, ,C human shed 5.oo. -r1ges saa-- ow. bus makes a separation wide md deep
 
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