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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
ElGHTY-SEVEN PER CENT
OF SOUTHERN CLERKS
DESIRES TO WALK OUT

Chattanooga. July 21.-With the Of
fetal announcement of the result of
the ballot of Southern railway clerks
today withheld on orders from head
quarters, it was said that the vote was
eighty-seven per cent in favor of a
walkout, on account of wage reduc-
tions.
Members of the brotherhood here
today expressed the opinion that the
strike will start in a few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
Seems That House Will Follow
AstiOn of Upper Body and
Push 1t Through.
STRONG ORGANIZATION
WORKS TO SAVE RAILWAY
Mayor James L. Key, of Atlanta.
President, and Fred G. Warde.
of Brunswick, Secretary of
Association Formed in Allan
ia Several Months Ago. r
(By Associated Press.)

Atlanta, July 21.-The sesate
today unanimously adopted the
Manson resolution providing for
.the appointment of commission
to take steps if necessary TO pre-
vent the dismantling of the Allan
ia, Birmingham and Atlantnc rail
way.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
LABOR MEMBER OF RAIL
BOARD WILL SEE DAVIS
(By Associated rressA

Chicago, July 21-W. L. Enimen.
members of the labor group of the
Railroad Labor Board. announced to-
night that he would go to Moosehead,
H., tomorrow to confer with Secrs-
tary of Labor Davis on the shopmen's
strike.
The request for a conference was
made by Secretary Davis.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
cox PolNcARE's GUEST

Paris, July 21.-Former Governor
James M. Cox, of Ohio, will be the
yuest of Premier Poincare at dinner at
the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs tomor-
row evening.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
CIRCULATION DECREASE

Washington, July 21.-The per cap
ita circulation of July was $39.S9,
compared with $44.7S year ago, ac-
cordin gto treasury statement today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
SENATE WAS SOLID.
NA.B.& A. MEASURE.
LIMERICK Is TAKEN
BY NATIONAL ARMY.
(By Associated Press.)

= London, July 21.-The city of \
: Limerick has been captured by
y the Irish National Army, says a 4
\ Central News dispatch from 4
= Dublin this afternoon. 4
= The Nationals took many pris- \
7 oners, together with arms and 4
= ammunition. 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
+ = 4 y = 4 \ 4 + 4 4 = 4 + i
NoRTHCLtFFE'S CONDITION
CAUSES GRAVE ANXIETY.
(By Associated Press.)

= London, July 21.-The condi- \
= tion of Lord Northcliffe, who has :
= been very i'll for the past several =
= weeks, continues to be the cause =
= of grave anxiety. I
y That he is not progressing in =
\ the last, it is learned is the case, =
\ while he grows weaker each day. =
:. \ y 4 \ \ y \ 4 4 + \ y y =.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
!. 4 \ 4 = 4 4 4 4 = 4 + + +
} EX-GOVERNOR CATS
TAKES BANKRUPT ACT.
(By Associated Press.)

W tHN'EIONIUIOU i OR7F''V
= Pensacola, July 21.-Former
y Governor Cats. of Florida, who
= is under indictment charged with
= peOnage here, filed his petition
= in voluntary bankruptcy here to- I
= day.
y Liabilities are placed at $4,000
= and assets are listed at $1,000. :
\. = = = Z 4 = + 4 = = = r + !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-22
BRUINS WICK

Has the lowest death rate OF
any city its size In the United
states,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
ALFALFA CROP or MANY USES
Leads ~ Forage: Unsvrpsss<d u
Ray: has tti9n Carrying
Capacity ~ Pasture.

No forage crop cuitivasei in The
United states 10 us~d succ~xsfai}y In
so nsny w#y~ ~ alfalfa IL 10 NOR.
i.sarly a ,~rfec, forHgs ,hsn any oibes
crup srown 10 this cDSniv. II u an
surra seed ~ bay for general s~rsilns
and has a high carrying capacity ~
.sasiase. With pruper handling recd
results can hs eb,s.nei ~fth II ~ d
snallnS crop. II makes rxc~4a~s'
Stage ard ~ssn ground into meal Ii
. re~ct sNt easily hasdl~e s~~c. Al
fsl.s 10 ~c highly regarded ~ forage
frat souas r~T~cas bate attempted l.
crss.r eserns nd .ae " ~ sgs4au ssSra
Enthusiasts have tried TO sAew tsss
il has MEDICINAL vslae. Hg~evsr. II
sxanns ryrnpete ks feed yfta orhsr
sfsps@ cfnJss and. Nj far % known, II
has o. sys-ctss nzrti,frsi gref~rsssA
Alfalfa 10 mot yssiy ysiRssse as
sevses' Greg. but also ~ Asil Inn
vsrvvfsr, !, 10 no; sell afsptes n
short respisss-s, hsa 'ae crogsstnx gsaf
tva t@g~t f&raas ear h~ arrsrgea NO. NJ
to basG3~ To crve s,arrsa~ntiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
THRIFT HABIT is NOW POPULAR

+in addition there mr. millicns ~
savings depoaitar~ in The ann.rcpoytlng
states above mentioned. shich include
oct oIly thr South with TIE eSrepilun
~ the Vlrsnlas. 'Ju, also the great
Tatrs h"t~eea the Mississippi and the
Rockies excrp, Minnesota Further.
more, there nrc perhaps three million
owners ~ timo certificates ~ t"lsosit.
which arg used in place ~ savings aC.
r"lnis in rural sections. also the halt
million patrons u the postal savings
system. rlse million members Of build.
M and loan associations and other
millions who invest the proceeds ~
their thrift with llfu Insurance. rral
estate mnrteage and snnda ri indus
trial and other coHporations
The total ~ savings deposits 70
Gently was reported nv the savings
hank division ~ the American Bank.
ers' association ss amounting % June
~ 1891. 20 sidGis.'alaNa."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
WILL TAP LAST BIG PINE FOREST

The opening fer sale ~ the timber
NJ the hesr Valley urys ~ the NshtGr
Natlonal Forest, says the ststtmeut
affects Sstspoua fccf ot The grvat
Riue sa,mutatns FORESTS ROW, and
means tAs hexsnaing II the lHulhNrtfts
~ the epiggs Forrest with rs ulvry thar
-.WsssstsU fttf ~ tIrut~r r. heg'n
the 'aMheripg ogvrs,ioHs /. will b.
rscvSssry te hula about IA wlles ~
main lire railway. besistes tap Laos
which aln oTsn Cor settlement an
agricultural eouutry NTH srra o. 10,
ssi square msles
While this ancient iorN~t IA t'e'rt",'
th. srryas arv sus'h ,aat ts' s'f;ce%ssoT
~ is sylvan rasfrritg il srcarv
Though tae. ttnts@r aow ntssryd f'as
sale by ,Se forest scryice Is SUES enJ
uoly IL kNep = uas'sleratv stgsS' f4Al
tuen,rg evtrfiae,ausis tsf tweatv yegrs
the servst~, will ~ the erd u ita'
r:nts apeh rp ab4'shsr oBst sad evep'
r4gy -NsatksAt'Al ~ NJ tiF7F1rr @s''
~, sta 'e3ta Il ~ ry's 9ges3 fNst ny
tte ygluc tNc tAs' Sa4 n Sax ptsg tssr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
MISTAKE WITH BEEF CATTLE
Mary precoeers bsAacis Gown in Same
Maraer a. s|,aa-pteaveina
Dairy AnswaaDs

The flinctjea 81 h~sf cattle s n
cop, srt chesp rpTEhag. Iatg = s,rt-i.
aet tiHt ran 10 u,iila@d ~ naan Many
lser catering the business ~ beet pro
Il ien make tie vital mistake ot
nar tl.rg sfs~tr l'~-@f t,,~s ia tue ~sB4-
a&rrvr lhat Ajsh producing da,ry
heri ls managed And, hccsuSr they
fail to realize profit, cudegDp the
Aevf business grGrtatty The same
hing wn4ld hagren. hoNeser, 10 the
dairy business II dairy herds were sub
lestcd To the cCrsiIsians necessary fur
profitable hesf prt"tBctlun TIE oniy
direreuce is that '~G dairy herds are
ever plsred anfer thr~e conditions
In MANAGING herd NJ tc~f enstle.
,he aserf.enf expense Tn the form If
lshor equipment and concentrated
fevN'ts 'nas' ne kept NJ n minimum II q
substantial pruft II 80 DO realized.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
HAS TROUSERS Is YEARS OLD
Fsrrer says 't4eme,Msde fS~IthsA'
panu Excel prsssn,oay suna'nsr
TyuuserA

Fulton. No. - \ iiGsA, a retired
farmer. lays ownership Is pair n
pants that are tseGt! rve years old,
asta aa,lsust AA. atssi, a., tbs day tseA
wsre made, Hets says they excel eseu
the prc~sat.aAy suuaa,r trousers that
arr Supposed IN, hr4Es ~. a,Ns mad
,mfur'. They are pair u real
h,ues' e. r iNrss sontr made TROUSERS
Of ''tcw lincn Ttvy .t..yw s.lus py,.
sirney~ ~ As4r, tH N.il a-p az ,.rslY
ser, icveble The asx freu All a. ,ssy
".rv made was grown In oallawAy
county amt hacked hg linNg step
mother. ~ slso span Il. we've Il and
made the trousers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

first one Wtsl h+ svaiy far cuftsax
again
Tbs agricultural development, 70 90.
snc Bgsn tie laaherlnG activities
which Will efap'oy hundreds a. '3ea
and ts1T ncs.4sary railway hpg lug
viii dsupNslrats the ,Nslicy ~ caRs
the natloaal FORESTS as an adMrt "
the general prsKr~ss ard welfss. Il,
afacent regions AecrrgSlne 10 the
farscast ~ INT f0res, service t-~e
VII ~ ~ leSSt ~ lpgTirg ara an,-
stsFicr Wu., shat wfll gevnr asv, ~
a2r,e On to End mesa tores.s al eass
upe saWa8tN tosn which VII ssver
&c fer sscs III material FOR rs In.
dWSrfes'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
SURPRISE CONTESTS
ARE VERY EFFECTIVE
Remarkably Good Resalsa shoMI
n Western CITES.
asssk rsssss oassskss % ~ s@ryvass1
Wrs osrsr pr~ss<s OIL Ne Nss~~,
Espselalty wser Assstss
Are PsahaisAea.

Srv-n~Ess b, ss. vsaeA sssk~s rAnArsms~s
" AtgtSsAt9eSl
SafTxtse' milk cvstesSts ---ecntcSs 10
which the mlliI sssd ~ vsrsans asal
ers In q ctr Is c,aarSewd ny taxing
s@sgy1.s aerAssuEaliy withpet wsrnsns
--Aaye hesA very sTertive in approving
the faais sapply III aaaa.s casies Caa
sesgs u this siSd carried cot ~tgh tAe
assistance ~ shs Ualied States psfssrt.
tn~n, VI Agriculture have sAesn ~
niarkshse iss@alts In . naHaeeF " west
srn estses The bacterial ceonts and
the total Hlik sS~nos Tor the cities ~erw
made NJ frxsm Tie rrsalls III tests Of
Samples frSSa each Of tie dsli,erp aye
seus
In Log bach. Gait. the average
bacterial csuag ia the er@ essntssI vas
itssSs, Ia the laa coAisss II VAS
down 10 III S1I In the ngns the aver
age scufe ~ toe miik sold there sAs
ia and III the Last n ~as ~ IL pteS,
The mi.k sold In Riverside, Calf, nH.
pFosct In bacterial count trnm loi.sp
90 s.as.. and r@~ In scorv frosn Sa-iI
90 a1a3 Los Angeles dealers As
result ~ these surprise contests made
great lnqOs.men, ia the qualily "
The mllk supply bringing aewu the
count frnm sa,iea ta iasn AND rails
lag the scorr trots $40 to ~ e. The
figures ~ pu~tlAnd. orr changed trsg
las, 40 10 1919. and fram Iaip 60
ass>A2 'iSsT 'nsist.e~ 81 ss~ss.sax. sssi,.s
cnhlc reutln.s,tf az seattle mila VAS
brought from CAL down to sl.aai
and the scots sss lifted from $3.50 20
SSe4
nailk dealer A,~s not Ike 10 I've sur.
pris<d With dirty milk On bis wagons,
especially shea the results a. the tests
arr teas pghlsssied n The iosal pap,rss
When his sctsp gses up he hGds the
nnmhsr IF hrs rtsss'-sseE~. sotax MP. !.
when the bacterial count Increases he
fntss 80 lssS~a sell ItA1 .Ha4absr. IT 81
customers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
CRITICS AIDING
DAIRY INDUSTRY
Discussion Of Bovine Tub@cuio-
els IN Relation to Milk Sup
Plies Ia Bio Benefit.
PRODUCTION SHOWS INCREASE


tfrsssssa ~ the I'AAss ss4siss ksssstm%ss
~ AEFAsas9Eel
That the FRYE and fraak discussion
Of bovine tuberculosis In It's ~sassan
10 mlIs supplies benefits rsthsx than In
juros the dairy lndnstry 10 shown by
observations u The rnltea States nv-
paEtmsnt VI Agriculture. whxa the
wGrk II frreins dairy hsris trVm IT,
heresigssis ga stde srAle WINS andei>
taken several wears sSo, critics I'D
saticsd the belief that the slaughter %
Tuberculosis cattle ~oala rvsal, In q
milk famine and thai pahlclty calling
stseaiioh 10 the Disease amanx dairy
cess avalt aurt THE dairy business
Increased MIN Predustien,
The criticisms received careful eon.
siisratltn. hu; were noe permitted 70
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
TO DESTROY CANADA THISTLE
Frs, s,ep IN Ersdiestion 10 TO Pre-
vent hsed osysie, kweat--epssk :.
In tart, FAN.

The Canada th!sile. also known ~
The cursrd thistle IL enc NJ the sarsi
we,'d pests IL SPREADS ty It's root sis
lsns ~ vel a. by seed i,s craaica.
tluH entails large amount ct work
The nrsi step IN eradication, say
university farm men. il 20 prryept
seed Development After The grain
has been cut the. infcs,ed land should
be ploaeti dect, enough 10 bring The
rests ~ the thistle to the surface
msking the surface cultivation In the
esrly fall viii prex, the growth 1t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

when there Was another expiosiun
That was followed BY Euru Games On
the water As more on was blown out
81 ghe ships bold where the cargo ~
gasosfne ~rs stored We iss-s~-s back
and eonld SO the ring Of the Gre
coming GA to.ssri us
Ss,Esd BY Drowning Man.
Suddenly | heard say wife scream,
she had he~n selEed ~ drowning
man who had grippsi her ard suali
have carried Der 1oWu Before I
saa9lsl n ash .hT sAs. had yeleRsesi. her,
srlf aHd Nss swimming nn She Was
quite exhausted trum 'se EFFORT. how
ever. and she bad injured her lyg.
which bad heen broken several wars
ago,
"A man who had been bnrrici AMI
driven insane vas on top % table
WHICH had blown from the ship lie
sprans ~, tie table al no end after
a severe strtbsg1n u ..acrt'eslsssl in dis
engnE ,hg myself frum him
''' ssss's~H + ''ssd sSrsa az found The
sea was running higher and wc be
came separated. and unsble 10 get
together. Finally, Wa trough, up 10
shore 81 various points and wrre car~i
for by the natives II sAs two hours
before found by wlfr and chilaren.
Ny Wife. face WIS slightly burned.
bat she has recovered from Il"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

kausaa city Mo- sn Nsy =.
rius YEAS ~ axs. nj N sss aess,
t'>ls. claimed ne -TpSvax en- g4ea-
Shsp " tA~ sariA Frun4 'Hlcsl
Ass,a%n IN al satmm.s,ie 3ers > er,r FsA.
ne to- rystS NJ fN8-t: irwin rraal
Ma.ka1vv. asus8trei \ ses sss Mr.
rgth s''yeptarr BE- has ss -4srs
AZ aara. saws pa,utks sSn,~ ~ ssy
sears AK las Caa ~FO4e he .asrtt-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
American Professor, Wife and
Children Have Exciting Ea-g
perlence IN Argentine.
OIl.lADEN VESSEL BLOWS UP
Baltic In Water with Fsar'crafsd
" Pasaenasrs- Burning or yprsa5s
over wstsr and Mary, Are .,....
Horribly Burned.

New york.--A burning ship sur.
rounded by sea " blaAng gasoline.
attacks By passengers crnsei with
fear that threatened 10 impede -
cape and the buifuilHg u rough waves
Nere The obstacles that Professor HI
ward H kenlmprrr ~ frincet0a Tut
yerslty. hts wife ahd 'Cwo Children hat
tied against and osercsme when the
steamer ElIerruucc Nas wrecked tn
the fafanu river Argentine Inst June,
Professor ktmmcrrf. notsd
economist, who Mas a. one tIIac o.
nanrini adviser ~ the MrN'can and
Gualrmnlan governments, returned ~
Gently with his tantilN
II was lrunntc narrative Of a
frr aud shipWrv,k and thr many oh
srurilous that he aud his family had
h sufmpum before reaching shore
that the professor unfoItic,l Ih"
kemmprers are the only cabin sur
visnrS % the river tragedy
ave we're awakened az : a. ~. ny
a roaring explosion" Professor KEN
msr,v began. we we're In bed and
Jumped out clad only Ia our night
clothing Running to the curpanlou-
way, ". found the ship ahlgte ff'an
stem to stern
Fire on All Sides.
"We reached the derk. where therr
a.r swsaptng flames and saw oil
burning on the water ON all sides.
Women and children were running
about. SOM. with clothing aire, men
we're nShune ana people we're jump
ing overheard
IN Yves stssrthll bet and ,pcnplr were
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
Fight Fire and
Water in Wreck

shouting and shrirking all about and
there Sas great confusion We sac
Ii MI ~ ~, layssltlant. aad w knew We
Lad no time t9 loss. Suddenly the ship
began 10 list
MY wife and ehiidrsa Ruth.
twelve, and Donald. stGtesb~ arr good
swimmers shouted 10 thcu to ran
60 the rail and We aaind there few
minutes We iuld ss people who
had Jumped overheard Who had been
~ ~ :" ~ NF'' 't,r ~ F.I'.a y. .,, \
s"'krd by Tie flames and were TERRI
Aiy .barn~s and all se@as,si to bc
amwulng. ..... ................
1--WE saw gradually ,h6 'fames were
dying out. NJ the oil surface was con
mimsd That WAS our chance for life
We tlved over The dive carried us
out ~ reach ~ the flames near the
ship We swain under water while
There was Nrysner about Us AMI
many acre struggling 10 the water W.
got snna distance frun the yts~.t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
FIFTY YEAR8 AGO

&6&fAA&M eA&~
EAax man Who rrsctAse1 madeleine
y hnnsytsAnla heeaEae txsapas ssa
Mss cAiaA1 In cAasailAssan IL many
tnsns knd e4faes hsexass cl IA spe-
ssss Y NE tFeatnens VI disease. Tfsis
wae pr. h<see. wAe Tsaiay snass an
- mind " rsaee some 81 he use1i-
saasa h<tNfe the pahsic, and moysng "a
ansaes y, r., r1t np whai he eslAat
y wsiA Ne asvssssss IN ever sissN.
IN. ftssess Fss0rste hS~sssptlan Aas
tcaG heea reeagnised a q ksasc ias
diseases P~calsss b w0mAnksAA. AfsSs
tnEsfsng rAia. fesAHs nerycas. silxsy.
veal and dragged aewn BY weak
esssHs n Der ssx--s woman 10 oasshlv
tssfof~d ~ health BY 10 use. Ttsoux
sasds Of women sessily tAsi ps. rsresss
tavosaie psrsofipsica has entsrwty
sfsaisassd thssr disss~sssss Ailmeass.
Mere recently that wcndsrfrl de-
cevvsy Of DIT, hsses's. called An-arto
tsor kidaers Aed haeh soAsl hss hes.l
SUCCESSFULLY assd b. many tAoussnsis
Who write py, Pierce os The l.enersa
F~ceiv~d $3.50 THAI their esekAcha. shss.
sassssn. and other ymrsosHs ii ssss
Acid aeroslis IN isins az muscles have
beea romplesrsy conquered hy iss use,
Send loo 10 nr. nsrcs. Buffalo, N. Y.
for trial pis, Of any Of his remedies, a.
write Tor free medical sdssas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

interfere Slih the constructive rr"
gram 4 tubertOl{a testing and freeing
herds from thr disease Thp sutnrt
mess ~ this pilcy is shown by The
ioiuwth. Nsnrcs During the period
Ipiy ! ial1, 10 July |. ip22, i1Aso
tueetcai9us COWS were destroyed h.
stead ~ miis shortage there has
been remarkable Increase Ia ha,h
production ard consumption ~ milk
ami dairy products Lest year. 1901,
milk probation in the lniicd States
aggregated nearly ~ billion pounds.
a Noteworthy gain over the previous
year rr~iuction ~ hu,terfal likewise
lncreasr III iu2i alone, milk cows
inerea scd 3Ai.un. which Is figure
nearly twice as great NJ The slaughter
~ ,ut.rrulous cattle during the entire
Eve year period
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
Average Of More Than One SAY.
ings Account for Every Family.
Reports 20 Bsnkers Association Give
pArtial Data Tor Year Ended June
80. i92t-~rotaI Amount EK.
eesds So, SOC, oSo coo.

New York An average II more
than one savings account FOR every fam
.iy In the United States f. Indicated
In partial data for the rountry, com.
piled by the savings bank division II
The American nankers' association. re-
yrallng more than 2u.tpG.s0 savings
iepositorS In addition. there are at
lost iOuSuN other owners ~ say.
inAs accounts " varied forms who's.
numbers cannot be reduced 10 definite
ligurrA
The summary T. lows
Complete data is practically I'm.
possible 20 obtain undsE present sta.
tlsttcal coH,lltinns In regard 10 saw.
jngs tsut cfan With air 'fisusys ';a,T~
,ng for the thousands Of statechar.
tered hanks which accept savings In
Illinois. Mlssnur. and twenty three
other states, and the District " Oh
umhh. and With only the mutual saw
lrsS banks out ~ all the state banks
ana trust companies in Indiana, OHIO
T1rd View evs-wry fsrist,i~s'. ssss. fsss'selAxss,
u savings accounts reported by the
federal ana stst. supervisors ~ banks
r~ached total ~ -st,ST .ssil en- 1pnr
~ ipal. whi,h Is the only date for
witch the statistics are available. The
tgurrS are msac as follaws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
Grea, Tract in Oregon to Be Laid
Under the Axe.
WI, a, Cut in Rotation - 10 rlrsoe'
wiz Never Give oat--Whsn last
yrit 10 GU, FIRST VIII Ne Ready
Ter cutttna Again.

Washington. The last great tract
~ anteu.hvd pine ,.mesr IN the INT.
81 S'sttS = >con 10 t* tsprsss.
ttaWA the announcement 81 the
(arr>l ~re,,tv rrcarlins the peeg~'sssi
rs t tmter n re Nathpgr Natsi,Rl
fH.-i Orv., saws 4 staremeet ny tho
al lualhrF Manufacturers 49,
s@ ~ lEwarNaH >tv ne jsS ~
ryr nN fNr tNclr tyy Z q lgel Wgth
SIN pine forv>t os great extent
ard ,te as' ni2srr'naiy Il, he So,
lie tssr g,,>>r~~3tr ovet,u ~
pass N H aNRas~ tu Nets ant
s}ftn G>tN 80 ttvUitpyHIly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13
rirs on All Sides
Bull Attacks Irainman
When Engine Struck II

Knocked dawn hy \ locomotive
. whesy So w fsstrrss,s ssn shr- rslt~
rad tracks In tru.I ~ train
near BralOtres. Mass. u nix bull
chased iaGman who descended
from the lact car In The train
and walked bsts aleag the
tracks with hts red aaK III MS
hnnd Seeing the huE running
toward him. the fastNan hcI
and leatNd 10 The platform ng
the rear car, with o." snrasrv'
snlmal half iump tehind bin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

Several hundred towns have lssuei
regulatio0s requiring taberuiln trsi
ng. and appaenily With inspired faith
IN the safety and sslae ~ nils As a
food, people are using mere ol Il than
at ani time Ia The past. frrlaet ln
stances are reported io the Department
x Agriculture IN which psrvnts place
liberal mix orders with p~nars ~
iul'erculint@s,ed herds considerable
distanc. away, although they could
,ttg.n milG FROM unt.slsd herds much
IAas'a Mn sthrsatYYi .at3l n f,s~sfr yrr7ct :
Thus, ia spite IT various objections 10
the free discussion az tuberculosis
eradication gp-bietas the evidence
shows that the benefits oatseigh the
doubts ana trars Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-13

The plRn:s white glowing later in the
fall VIII ehpo@s the rpals to the action
III trusts ,,.a..,- 80
u ne plant persists after all this
punishment "a Il probably sill, .
tl.fee gssy rotation OF grain. clover and
easn ~ sams other cultivated ctop wilI
fgEl4ssh The knockout blow. Reinforce
tneut can he prevented ~ repeiiticf
~ the rotation.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-17
WHY THE NAME "MooNSHINE"
In Earlier Years the Illicit Liquor Was
Supposed to BE Made Only
at Night.

America calls the liquor illlcitly dis
titled, especially in the Allegheny
mountains, "moonshine." The appar-
ent reason is that 1t is believed to be
distilled at night and secretly trans
ported without payment of a tax or the
authority of official permit. The fact
Is, Of course, that the secret stills
work as hard in day as at night.
England used the word in similar
manner, though not In the same
sense. Over there mo0nshine is
liquor that has been Struggled into
the country without payment of tax
The smuggling is usually done by
small boats from the continent, that
land at lonely shores at night, and the
cargo is unloaded Ly the light of the
moon. 1t was this that gave the liquor
its generic name.
American moonshine is raw, I'M
aged and often uncolored spirits. Brit
ish moonshine may be the finest bran
dy from France, the choicest rum from
jamaica. In the British Isles, especially
Ireland. the popular name for home
distilled spirits is mountain dew" be-
cause 1t is In the hills that Ii Is made,
far from the prying eyes Of the ex-
else man.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-03-17
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation thos
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
Its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one Of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the ss.
tonishing statement that one reason why
90 many applicants for insurance are re-
Jected is because kidney trouble is SO
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large. However, if you wish
first to test this great preparation send
ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, y. Y, for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention this paper.
advertisement.