davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
scr or ct siifglse | seeorab.

6. 5. 8rabn, Stomooer. @aihiuatpu Street. tiger:
Seq bar orret ioar 90 itip / min HpaS NluifIsr %
mine Nprer tuuoe bIine Image % nirte ursaelu9sfe.
Rpafmtrter. Hoortouhelft lea fslte btSie au'aIo par
arr,arIn har lea tasst 2pou's siou,p Rms, % be
hor aItto itprtet mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

fortdlte OQ pdd 1tn 1eDr1e, rolt9e
Waaoe ON Ireitensoen bIanot bort
1olf / amerifa. 90 ban Hog bel
oaiaa paa, at Worge ifplbte at Jorge
for fine egne. Gan bpnbe at netop
bette gioroe Baitor spen grm beo
o. hans Spar iaa lfarpt.
@eo fine 8ibeaGsninser neoe /
2atinifolen formaneoe ban ltaoig
Seoloser til at eeo no iom Sebninse-
m%isiionerer. Eli 9tuls ipareoe ban:
Oct err meget nrigtigt al Yreiten
Wlnts ira Mmerifa at billie Ioffe pore
teolosiife Stuoenter % &anbioater
beroper. 9i bar life Here emo hi
trpnaer. Der bar 10 itaaet Yreite.
falo leoise / NorSIuno / lang Sio."
Senne 8aItor 9riu1S Optrpoen mis-.
baaeoe mig. Seq pi0ite ncmlig, at
bare / &riitiania aif Ser mangioloiee
Seoloser % par 2prere / alminoelise
Sfoleiaa = 1oitcr, iom iaa mango
auore meo @lPoc piIoe opertaaet.
Gfterpaa ipareoe Mlul& omtrent iaa-
leoeS: Seq fom life bio for at for.
tGne eoer, bpab hi lfpIOer bort egct
Solf: ica fom for al fort9ue coer ON
Cen ianoe Silitanb bloubt bort Solf
clroper. SO for at iauitrere octte
Ifal ieg blot tilfsie, at lea prGoifer
M poa % Steoer." ga oenne Sp.
u>ning eiproe ct Npbt SuGtrpf pea
mig og p%iittof o9ioa poa mango
andre.
SfrefsruS taller / Rriitianid.
ga leg bar fGrOia n1eb teolosiif
Gramen og "Erocticum", TENET.
gioroe ieg iom Seritclprer pg &iGl.
pepreit peb @oosiGnQ&let. 90 her
lit ie9 al buaoe 2Grcre og Sirefteren
bore parnle Srb ON @rlobrnuoSbslen
Sans SteuSrlto, iom hapoc pGrct
1rcit ser, % ON 8llobranoSoelcu
S~frefsrub, iom bouoe ppret Sange
ser. Toa oenue Mtoabc bar Stcns.
rho blepen life bare hans Sfriite,
faber, men / CUBS Naano hans beit-
elifebe aanoelisc Sor % @cileoer.
On Gag Ia 9irCfteren til mig:
"@eb 9e, at Sfrci$rllo ifal taIe /
Saiismono3aaoens 9eoebnS apelo2"
ga, ieg pibite bet. "Ge saar bel
oerltb?" "SSa, noturliapiS, bio pil
ieg aaa." "Sa, ocn @~ooSirneiels.
fanoibat bar ba eiort o8 bare @lrbe
og g@re." San bar bcppgct OF 9lao.
"Sa," fciet ban til, "9eoebuiet er rig.
tigrtof BET IterIte GoriamIingslofalc
Sfanbinapien, men aIliaepel blir
oct neppe for fort / apelo." 90
Oireftsren fit Het.
Sfreisruo bapbe oIlcreoc / mango
aar brepet Wisiion$orbeioe / San.
taliiton = Sorinoien - ionmen mct
fine oanffe Genner @prreien og 6rile
Deb flor Gro, brpnocroe aiprligbci
oa Ell uiGopanIie G~pgtigbeo bopbt
ban alereoe giort ct tort WiSiions'
arbeibe, og ban bnObe peo fin itort
SnoHpbelie / G11alono forn1uaet al
forbebre SantalfoltetS &aar oeiao
timelig Senieenoe. Sfreisruo pol
MI fpmmen bieim I'll Norae for fsrlt'
Sang, iiben ban forlob gobsfGnasle
o. SGorelanoet. Sra Wsbet / @ebe
. buffet buffer ics, at Sfreisrlto be
. gpnbte meb ben melt ~brGnbenoe @sn
/ ieg nogeniinoe bar bsrt. 90 ga bal
nar frroig, iprung Baitor Storiobal
i~pblanoif impuliip lanes &Gggen
!, oper Stole og op paa Elatiormert, tol
Sfrefsrub / Sam % fpsieoe banl.
s Sanuar 1875 bsbe min Wor
!, Seq matte 90 lie biem I'll bcnoe.
@egrapelie. Mir Nor bpoe al Slag
men bun baobe opret 9~uoirpgtig FRI
fin ltngbom al, iaa bum par bercbt
Sorunoerligt, MI babbe ogiaa Sar
foranbret Menin9 ON llopanorinaen
"@ar ieg nj, ing, iaa reiite ieg iell
It'll gmerifa," ia ban. 90 Softer
famine gar inIgte ogiaa leg aaloe
berfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Y(autuiua al "gNalnnt".

Seq fer / Seres 8lab for Den zoe
Nop., at Ell, ipsrser, bbprlebes man
planter "@alnit Seeb". SLANT ocnne
I'll, iaa inart Sc fan. Geo bar 8alnlt
MI, Iaa inart Se Tan. Seq bar 8alnrts
SrGr, % ics planter "Seeben" ON 6es
item, % De Tom op ON 9aaren. 2Gs
Sen / Sorbeu % Ins Soro paa Spppen.
ian bill BEN ubnifIe iia. - Saus 3.
SohrIon, Clear 0afe, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

Oct b9nSer pfte. at Wrebe, fonn iroetoIeer
Isie genee os life er reeiftreret, foulmer bort
pna Telen. ernn oerisr TIE I6te Venae ubeu
~ fas anittertns inr Brepet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Sri HrpUc Slapao.

Suosu llhoift for bet nv slsr urstEfres. CAB %
i,nhe Ttm en- WQuqee az gytefter frr al b.ei't hoas
QIapap 9ses aisr for aRore. eoe rS isrbe TEN
en- gaoQ ON Srptiase. ipn 'prtrner ZEN mango SiHJ
ON esrue ~pIaasuee eoogeee. 'cn De IT.: ose u
snr ,eipprHt gttsF,.r fra belle eaubtt oosr. ipn Gbiplat
Renter at pIarao BABE har iurtret for bstaHstS
BEN torIia, S;li,aue ipHI fpraarlaets al .SrpiHaseu.'
Bent lite, ppiGt lite at 8einnt. Ssre Gsres
iri prppe pIapas mse omeca,nee Bpit. elss.
f,h,s en- POO auaaneuoe Srpt. Strir til plApAo
COMPANY. 27o7 Stuart Building. 1t.
Louis, Nc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Sil aQc Sine 0iDcnDe

pl Der bi isnot grep ON Ell lbm.rtst Dtss
bicin for aitna, &routtt, Satarrb, Ga grippe
GIu), Ssfeber, SeuuisSbeb, ureut Blob oip.
TGrn bette Ylab % isuo ct q Jriusr,e Ill Batter
81. y. Scren, 1922 o.. aeo5te ape.. Chicago. M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
"Sieutnref paa Ircrier",

"Siemntet paa 9rGrieu", Sonas 81.
icns fsrite War I %gtpbhgaet. TorEs
cmerifanif Sortruins al "Irnliot"
S22 Siber. Smnft ubitbrct. Iris
s1.25. sbe anunbien YubIiibins Co..
Scarab. Sntnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
preus' % muus' Seios.

5 1866 eaer 1867 fom 5ormanb
8relts biem baaoe for at boIoe en-
Gel 6oreorag og for at buerpe SiPl-
petropper. Gn Dag gift oa ogiaa en-
Sen al mig og ieg op / ltranienborg.
ifogen, bpor ban boeoe, for at tale
meo bam. San nilbe opertale mig
til of reiie beroner oe itr1bere Seologi
/ ct. 2ouis. So, ban itiaebe mig
enbogiaa Tengebiplp | lloiigt, ON ieg
bar piaie. Wen min Sar riloe life.
"2ab Dem reiie iii Imerifa, iom life
bar nogen llbiigt biemme," la ban.
5 1870 eler 1871 fom ogiaa
9aitor Niuis bient for at appeaere
iii SGbrelanoet ON Sielp for bort
Soft. So, ban fit ba Sob til of inb.
bpbe intcresierebe til ct Wsbe | Stil-
oenteriamfunbet. 90 Der fom fulot
Sus: Yreiter, 8rofesiorer og teolo.
giife aanbibater oa Stuoenter. Wriis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

Sp.: Iauo % 6uitru i @inneIuta
bpirtter Jig q ct Spmciteub. Saa
brpoer ari8en ,o (Soraertri9cu), %
Nauneu beoe citcrlahcube Jig Suitrlt %
en- Sattsr. Gienromneu blep al 8ettcn
Selt. iaa Sattcreu tit ell Tergcium, %
Gnfcu ri @oneiteahet. Sun 9ifteb Jig
igir % fit eli Satter. Sad bebe no
beren. SenocS isritc Sntter tar aIt,
fem cr, Lott % fait. % bcuoes 6nIp'es
tier faar ingentina. @pcm bar Hct iii
benne Nrp?
: 3caac Tetrcuc bar ltac Nr=
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Suar: Sesse Sstrcuc bar liae Cir
pcrct otter lin Mrr.

Sp.: Oil Sc bore at beu 8oobeb az
cpsi NbrcsIeu paa Set Sarncbiem |
8aibinatou, TOM haphe CT Spruab /
"9ecorah Soften" ON &irIp. &i bar
miitet Slanet iom set ltob /, % ie9 oilbc
9ierne ierloc bcm liht.
Spar: %i crinorer life III %
raabct, met iprmpoentlia iigteS Der til
Garflano GbiIorcns Some, Iarflanb,
Wafb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

Gn Ibonnent / Nebralfa fpre'psr@
DER on, Ell goo, men ban uotrpfter 'tg
ioa ntlart, at pi life peb, bpab Sla9s
@pa BET er. Striu Hart % tpnelt9,
roar Sc ienber Srcpe % Spsrgsmaol
iii 8labetl
Spmcrfipmbeben henleSes isicn
poo, at Saskatchewan life tan paata jig at
bsipare Spsrgsmaal IN Gauge % VII
Ter eIer anmpbe andre ON at 'enoe VI
~ifrifter af S%aabanne. Set cr blet uppers
tomnelis at ia fig at ilise 6oreIpsr9s
Her.
Set oplpies, at Toresien til "als
lsrs Samilie sSourral" er Storeapen
%, a%riitiania. Gen Tan osIda faacs
hos S,obn g. TnbcrIon, @or 242. @root@
Inn, e. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

sp.: : "Istommcrbileber" 'tanr
set. at aongspingcr er nriten Ii9e'aa
tor lpm Sanoeiiorb. Soormange Sno@
bnoeere bar aousSoinaer. % Hpor
mango bar Sanbefioro?
spar: Spnsspiuser bar ca. 1000
Susbpsserc, Sanocfjoro 5000. Oct CT
en- LIS Sprmpbnins at Sunas Slicn, bet
ereier iis pm, % hans itatififfc % geo.
oraiife @iocn par maaifc life ristis at
itule paa.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

ments.
The tax on sales OF 1ewelry. real
or imitation is 8 per cent, and Is
payable by the vendor. The tax on
the sale OF works Of art (paintngs,
statuary. art porcelains, and bronzes)
IS reduced from 10 TO per cent.
This tax. payable by the vendor. ap-
plies except in the original sale by
the artist. or TO an educational insti-
tuition or public art museum. or a
sale by a recognized dealer in such
articles TO another such dealer for
resale.
When payable by the manufac-
turer or vendor. taxes must be In
the hands OF the Collector Of In
ternal Revenue on or before the last
day OF tho month following the
month in which the sale was made.
Following are forms for making
returns and regulations relating 20
taxes, which may be had on appli-
cation TO offices OF collectors OF in
ternal revenue; manufacturers ex-
else tax Form 72s revised, Regula-
tions A.. revised; tax on works OF art
and jewelry, Form 72SA; revised,
Regulations AS, revised; tax on bev-
erages. Form 726, revised. Reguls-
tions 50 revised
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
YOUR LASTNAIME
Copyright 1920. by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE


came from that place. Before Ions
the name was changed from Bout
Vile to Boutwell,. which was the
form almost universally used by the
end OF the Fourteenth Century
Later Boutwell, was shortened TO
Boutei. though Boutwell, has per-
sisted in some lines OF the family.
other forms occasionally found In
old records are Boutal, Boutall
Boutle. Bouttell. and in some cases
Bottle a rare English surname, may
be traced 20 this source.
II you do not like the Norman
origin then you may agree with some
authorities whS claim that Il is de-
rived from the ancient first name
Bota. with the diminutive ending
al" or "el.'
The first Of the name in this coun-
try was James Boutell who came "a
this country in 1892. He made his
first colonial home in Salem, Mass
but later removed TO Lynn.
ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS
Revere; The original form OF thi'
name was Rivoire and as such b
said 10 have been one OF the oldes
surnames in Europe. dating from
the time OF the Crusades. The Ri
voires were early established II
Dauphine. France. whore they pos
sessed An extensive estate and MAJ
titles.
The first OF the name In whom We
are Interested was Jean Rivoire, wh'
married Magdelaine Malaperge and
had Isaac who married in 1894. Ser
enne Lambert They had a soi
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
No NUISANCE"
TAX This YEAR
Luxury Taxes Also Repeal
ed, Collector Graham
Again Advises
MERCHANTS MAY
GET FORMS NOW

In response 20 numerous inquiries,
Federal taxpayers arc advised by
Harry T. Graham. Collector OF In
tornal Rovenue, that certain taxes
among them The so-called nuisance"
and luxury" taxes. are repealed,
effective January !. 1924. by the
Revenue Act OF 1921.
Patrons OF soda-water fountains
ice cream pariors and similar places
OF business" no longer are required
to pay the tax OF cent for each 10
cents or fraction thereof on the
amount expended fer sodas, sundacs,
"or similar articles OF food or drink"
The small boy may rejoice in the
TACT that an ice cream cone doesn'i 3
cost an extra penny. The tax i'm
posed by the Revenue Act OF 1921
is on beverages and constituent
parts thereof and Is paid BY the
manufacturer.
The tax on the transportation OF
freight and passenger Is repealed.
effective January /. 1879, also the tax
paid by the purchaser on amounts
paid for mems and women's wearing
apparel Cshoes, hats. caps. neckwear.
shirts, hose. etc-), in excess OF a
specified price.
Taxes imposed under Section sO4
(Which under the Revenue Act OF
1918 included the taxes on wearing
per cent tax on the following artic-
les carpets, on the amount in ex-
cess Of s4.50 a square yard; rugs. on
the amount in excess OF $500 a
square yard; trunks on the amount
In excess OF s35 each; valises. travel
ing bags. suit cases, hat boxes used
by travellers and fitted toilet cases,
on the amount in excess of s25 each;
purses. pocketbooks. shopping and
hand hacs. on the amount in excess
Of IS each; portable lighting fixtures
including lamps OF all kinds on the
AMOUNT N excess OF $40 each: fans
On the amount IN excess OF 81 each
These taxes are included in tho
manufacturers excise taxes, and
are payable by the manufac-
tnrer, producer or importer
and not by the purchaser. as requir.
ed by the Revenue Act Of 1913. Tho
manufacturer may reimburse him
self. by agreement with the pur.
chaser. by quoting the selling price
and tax in separate and exac
amounts. or by stating to the pur'
chaser in advance OF the sale. wha
portion OF the quoted price repres
ents the price charged for the art
Gle. and what portion represents th'
tax
The taxes on sporting goods (ten
mis- rackets. fishing rods, baseball anC
football uniforms. etc.) are repealed
also the taxes on chewing gum, port
able electric fans. thermosiatic con
taipers. articles made OF fur. ant
toilet articles and musical instru
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

weak condition that I could not get
about; my stomach was in such
state that the sight of food sickened
me; I was terribly constipated, my
tongue was coated and / had a bad
taste in my mouth always; I never
could sleep al night and got so nerv-
Gus I didn't know whore TO turn to
get relief as ] had taken so many
medicines without any benefit what
ever; my face was an broken out
with pimples and my blood was in
a bad condition: my circulation was
so poor that l was always cold
Several friends of mine who had
gotten relief from your Plant Juice
begged mo TO just try II. ] did so.
and wonderful to relate, Il gave me
almost at first,a good appetite. Since
/ have continued TO take II I have
a splendid appetite for my meals. I
sleep fine at night and am no longer
constipatcd; my blood is cleared up
and the pimples gone from my face:
Il also put my nervous system in
good condition, so that / do not
know what il is to be nervous now
my sleep is sound and restful. have
not "a pain or an ache. I never be-
licved / could get such wonderful
results from any medicine, and I can
assure you that I cannot say too
much in praise OF Plant Juice. II Is
truly wonderful"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington
at The Miller Drug Store. 404-4O6
Market street; in New Castle by f.
Challenger & Son: in Newport by c.
b. White; in Newark by W. =.
Brown.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
ALIEN MTNEURs Will IOsE.

CHESTER. Pa. Jan. i3.-public
Service Commissioner Benn formally
inquired OF the mayor yesterday OF
the citizenship status OF eight hold
ers OF jitney licenses. The question
raised was whether foreign-born
drivers who had been granted per-
mits to operate jitneys had obtained
their second papers.
When applications for licenses
we're made before It was revealed
that some of the men had only their
first papers. Refusals will be in or
der for those who are not full
nedged citizens
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
Read This Health Message al once! \
Know what Natures Food can do for you!

sufferer from constipation II At lc><t
two tablespoonfuls are eaten each day
For chronic cases, cat as much ~ y
necessary.
Kellogg's Bran sweeps and eieans-<
without discomfort. Its natural me-
chanical action is wonderful Nine
tenths Of all humap ailments would
be eliminated and there would b
new and better race Of people II bras
was universally eaten daily.
Kellogg = Bran can bo used in many
delightful foods such A. bran bread
pancakes (the best you evor ato) /.
macaroons, eto Sec recipes on each
package. Buy 1t az your grocer's
p. S.-Kellogg = Bran will clear UP
pimply complexion and free the
breath from obnoxious intestinal
odorsi
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

Every man, woman and child ad-
dicied 70 pills and cathnrtics for con
stipation should know that Kellogg =
Bran. cooked and krumhled, will give
permanent relief naturally II they will
eat Il regularity Pills and cathartics
can never do more than give tempo
rary relief. and at the same time they
aggravate the ielicateintcstinal path
way and pave the way for graver
d'sorders.
k0Hcvg's Rran, cooked and krum-
oiled, is simply natures food. and
made delicious and appetizing by the
Kellogg process. Eat it as very
appctizing cereal or sprinkle II on
yoar favorite cereal or on other food
Your physician win indorse the con.
sistcnt use Of bran for constipation
We guarantee shat Kellogg 3 Bran
viii give permanent relief 10 every
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

Apoliis born In France. who went 20
Guernsey from Sainte Foy. Later he
went 20 Massachusetts, where ne set
tied In Boston. lie was a goldsmith.
His son, the well-known Paul Re
we're. immortallzcd by Longfellow.
was born in lS15 and followed his
father trade oi the goldsmith.
Copyright. 1921. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
ADVISED To TRY
THE MEDICINE
Was Advised by Friends
Who Had Been Relieved
BY Plant Juice
SAYS HIS HEALTH
is NOW RESTORED

Mr.. Cannon. who resides at No.
216 West Twenty-third street, Will
mington. made tho following state
mont for Plant Juice. He says:
Il can truthfully say that Plant
Juice raised me up from a sick bed.
had taken one cold after another
and was in such a rundown and
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
nIsuop ROW. An ST. JonN,s.

BISHOP ROWE AT ST. JOHNS.
Bishop Peter T. Rowe. Of Alaska,
will conduct services In 81. Johns
Episcopal Church on Sunday after
noon. Following this service hc
will address tho Sunday School
League.
Members OF the league will pre-
sent to Bishop Rowe a birthday pie
filled with their contributions. made
Evening journal., 1922-01-13
Is IT BOUTEIL?

II your name is Boutell you may
boast OF Norman orlgin because II y
said that this name was originally
de Boutvne. from a place in Nor
mandy and that II was taken as a
surname 20 England by a compan-
ion Of william the Conqueror who
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

according to their ages for his work
In Alaska.
Bishop Rowe has been In ,hc
Alaskan field for twenty years. and
Is widely known for tho heroic
character OF work he has done
there.
Evening journal., 1922-01-13

Caulinowcr Is very appcuzing
when highly seasoned and baked
with hrcadcrumbs.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-08-26
STATE FAIR ENTRIES
BREAK ALL RECORDS
Contestants From All Sections Of
State To Compete For Prem
iums And Prizes.

From the manner in which e..
for fancy work have been received at
the office of the Delaware State Fair
in the past few days, the competition
Isl the various lines of work of this
character at the Fair which opens at
Elsmere on Labor Day will be the
most interesting in the Fairs history.
Upwards of twelve herds of Here
ford cattle from as many states have
entered for the National Show which
i; to be a big cattle feature of the
Fair. This means that upwards of
200 prize cattle, cows and bulls will
be entered. The annual cattle pa
r;lde on Thursday afternoon, will be
the most spectacular display of it
character ever witnessed at State
Fair. The way things look now there
:. ill be more than thirty carloads of
western steers sold to cattle growers
Of this section as result of the Fair.
Tlans for the automobile races on
Friday afternoon of the Fair are go
ing forward successfully. Some of
the speediest motor racers in the east
ere among those who will try their
sill and risk their necks in the con .
tests arranged, and because the meet
on Fourth of July was partly spoiled
by the rain will mean that Manager
Cox according to his promises then
will run off one or two extra contests
at the Fair in addition to the regular
program.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-08-26
DOGS HUNT GAME
THROUGHOUT YEAR
Despite Law, Dogs Are Hunting On
Their Own Hook Throughout
The County.

The State of Maryland is doing it's
best to protect the. game Of the State
and is spending great deal of money
in propagating birds, rabbits, pleas
ants and other game. The work is
bearing good results and the game
situation is much better than it was
a few years ago. The closed seasons
protect the game at the time of year
when it is necessary to give protect
ion from hunters and it is being fair
ly well enforced.
There is something else that is de-
stroying great deal of game. Dogs
are permitted by their owners to
range the fields and woods at their
own pleasure and in doing so destroy
{. great deal of game. This dog hunt
ing goes on day in and day out in
closed or open seasons. One can go
out in the country now and hear the
yelping of hounds as they chase rab-
bits or other game. 1t is not very I'M
usual to see dog coming out with a
young rabbit in it's mouth or find it
eating one in the woods or fields.
These dogs kill more game than one
may imagine if they have not paid
much attention to it.
There are great many half starv-
ed dogs in the country that make their
living off the wild game they catch.
1t, is against the law for an owner of
dog to permit it to hunt by itself at
anytime of the year, without being
accompanied by hunter. During
the closed season it is unlawful even
when accompanied by owners, except
that time from Septemhr the 10th, to
November 9th, both dates inclusive,
q hunter has the right to train his
dogs, provided he accompanies them
and does not carry gun. The law
against dogs hunting should be as
strictly enforced as the one against
hunters, or even more strictly for that
matter. The state of Maryland can
rot afford to spend the money it is
spending and have the game destroyed
by dogs.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-08-26
7/IDDIES SIX |
W. Will M. Maupin

TODAY
N ONT waste time In signing
- For old days;
Don't waste time In crying
For old ways.
Better days than yesterdays
Leave no time for sorrow;
On them better fix your gaze
Today and tomorrow.
Don't waste time In fretting
For lost hours;
Don't waste time regretting
The lost tlower
Better hours are growing
Than memory can borrow;
Sweeter flowers are blowing
Today and tomorrow.
Don't waste time repining
Ger bad days;
Don't waste time declining
The good ways.
Smile and .look around you,
And new courage borrow;
Better days surround YOU
Today and tomorrow.
Copyright by VIII NJ. MaupinI
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-08-26
Hot Weather Diseases

Disorders of the bowels are ex-
tremely dangerous particularly during
the hot weather of the summer
months, and in order to protect your
self and family against sudden at
tack, get bottle of Chamberlain :
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t can
Re depended upon. Many have testi-
fed to it's Observation-Disclosures
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-08-26
Trade. Mark For Fresh Eggs

A small trademark sticker is now
rut on all eggs sold by members of
the North Haledon Leghorn Club in
Fassaic County, N. j. This organiza-
ton was formed as a result of meet
ing of poultrymen of the community
with the agricultural extension agent
to discuss the development Of the
poultry industry in that section.
Each member pays 2 cents per bird
owned, 5000 birds being pledged at
the first meeting of the club. All
members use the trademark and
guarantee eggs sold under it.
Farm housewives last year either
sold or put on their pantry shelves
! ,335,000 containers of jelly, 9,50OO,-
COO cans of fruit and vegetables, and
$4,000 pounds of poultry and meat,
canned according to methods demon
strated to them by extension agents
of the United States Department of
Agriculture and the State agrlcultu-
raj colleges.
AS a result of 10000 demonstra-
tions in improved methods of home
oairying given by extension agents,
farm women are reported to the Uri-
ted States Department of Agriculture
as having made according to demon
strated methods 100000 pounds of
butter during the year, 1,55O,000 of
hich were sold, and in addition they
sold 100000 gallons of cream.