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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
Mail Order House
BARS Firearm Sale.

Julius Rosenwald, head of Sears
Roebuck, announces that in the future
his house will not sell firearms of
any description. His action follows a
general campaign to limit the indis-
criminate sale of arms and particu-
larly of revolvers which may be car
ried concealed and are bought with
one purpose only-to kill people
with Mr.. Rosenwald says:
"Our action in limiting the sale OF
fire arms to officers of the law, and
finally disseminating the sale of them
altogether, is based on our desire to
protect our good name and maintain
the public good will. We feel that the
moral side of all questions is the
right side, not only because we want
to be right, but because it is good
business"
This is editorial enough as it is. 1t
brings up wide range of moral re-
sponsibility in many lines. For in
stance has a merchant the moral right
to sell supplies he knows will go to
making whiskey even though he has
no part in the making? He knows the
intent. Individuals must decide these
points for themselves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
Who Wrote the
Fourteen Points!

Nicholas Counderis, Greek-Amer1-
can tobacco king, says he wrote Will
sons Fourteen Points. He claims that
realizing Wilson had had no expert
ence in European affairs, he outlined
to him what in substance became the
great war document. He says Wilson
changed the wording but used the
idea But he is good-natured about 1t
Until better evidence comes we must
believe Wilson to have been original
with the Fourteen Points. We are
more interested in Mr.. Coundourls'
other conclusions.
Coundouris introduced cigarets into
the United States and made millions.
Today he is nearly one hundred and
looks like a CHEEKY Santa Claus. His
code of life is as follows:
1. Eat a good breakfast and then
take your other meals whenever you
feel like eating.
2. Drink three quarts of water
daily.
3. Take half hour nap after
meals.
a. Rise early in the morning, pref
erably at a. m.
s. Do not smoke too much.
Coundouris smokes but three Gig
arets a day. He says men and women
who exceed that are committing slow
suicide through self-poisoning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
Flashes
Life is Short-Ten the Truth"
Life and Death.

Streaming necessarily out of the
world is a great rush of wings. Min
ute by minute, hour by hour, the
shades hasten to the other shore. 1t
i sa part of the plan that life goes
away to make room for life to come.
And streaming into the world, min
ute by minute and hour by hour,
comes another rush of life. 1t is the
newborn. They come to take up the
worlds work. They must carry on.
OF all the dramas and episodes of
life this is the greatest. Life goes but
comes. So it has run for ages. And
for ages so will it run.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26

VIM. F. Mccormick has rented the
Clyde Richardson bungalow in the 4th
ward and will take possession Jan. l.
The residence has lately been occu-
pied by Robt Gril1ey and family.
It is reported that Frances Tuffley
and Marian Mccullough, Lancaster
girls attending the University, had
narrow escape from injury when run
down by motor car at Madison one
day last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26

Maurice Ziegler is assisting James
t. Webb at the court house, making
the tax equalization for Grant county
A difficult and painstaking task lies
ahead of Maurice.
Miss Catharine Walker, student at
the La Crosse Normal, arrived home
today "wednesday to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Atty. and Mrs. r. D. Walker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
THANKSGIVING
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE

The Ministerial Association of Ian
caster wishes to call attention to the
public that the hour of the union
Thanksgiving service is not in the
morning as has been the custom for
some years, but this year the Thanks
giving service will be held on Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. The services will
be held in the Grantland and the Rev
Mckinley will preach the sermon.
Sunday, Nov. &c. The Rev. R. A
Chase, D. D., superintendent of the
Madison district, will preach.
The service in the evening will be
in charge of the Epworth League, the
time 700 o'clock. There will be IL
Illustrated hymn slides, combination
of orchestra and organ music and spe-
ciaI address by DR.. Chase.
After the service the radio will be
tuned in for those who care to stay
for church music and song. You are
specially invited.-John Birrell, Min
lister.
Thanksgiving servfces-High Mass,
sermon and benediction 1000 a. m.
Lectures on Catholic faith by the
Rev. Peter L. O'Regan c. S. p, of
Chicago, Dew. to Dec. IA.
All our non-Catholic friends are in
vited to this opportunity of hearing
Catholic doctrines explained.
From the first Sunday of Advent,
Nov. Goth, until Easter Sunday the
regular Sunday services will be at
$3.50 and 1920 a. m.
Wednesday 1880 a. m. Requiem.
Blue Birds meet after school in the
rectory. Camp Fire Girls meet after
school in the Guild hall.
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, 900
a. m. Holy eucharist and sermon.
Friday 1880 a. M Requiem. 1880 p.
m. Evensong and choir practice.
First Sunday in Advent-7:30 a. m.
Corporate Communion of men and
boys. Breakfast in the rectory. $3.50
a. m. church school. 10:30 a. m. Choral
Eucharist and sermon. 6:45 p. m.
Young Peoples Society. 7:3D p. m.
Evenson and sermon.
Tuesday 700 p. m. Confirmation in
structions. 1880 p. m. choir practice.
Seats free. All welcome.-A. M. Nc
Laugh1in, Pastor.
Sunday school 1000 with classes for
all ages and grades. Come and study
the Bible with U.S. Morning worship
HOO, sermon topic: "The Making of
a Life" Christian Endeavor GAS. Ev-
ening service 1880, sermon topic:
Lessons from World Tragedy" A
cordial invitation is give. the public
to worship with use. -. Mckinley,
Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
Uncle Henry's Greed.

Uncle Henry" Fuqua, protestant,
was elected governor of LOUISIANA,
succeeding John NJ. Parker, bitter foe
of the ku kluX khan.
In the primary were two other men.
One was Hewitt Bouanchard, Cath
olic and lieutenant governor He was
Parker's choice. He carried southern
louisiana. strongly Catholic, with
him. Against Bouanchard was Huey
Long. representing Ku Klux northern
Louisiana. The state was torn wide
between the two factions.
And in between came Uncle Hen
rv'' Fuqua, Baton Rouge hardware
merchant. asking for peace. Uncle
Henry won. His published creed was
as follows;
at come with a message of peace.
NOT peace at any price, but the peace
that was born of our Constitution. by
no word or act or deed of mine do |
propose to add one fagot to the fire
of religious intolerance. When all IS
said and done, we are one people OF
one country worshiping one God. The
mor+hings of the demagogue, the
howlings of the fanatic, the scream
ings of the bigot, are but as pests and
insects some to annoy us for day.
Let's brush them aside-now."
Unity has arrived in Louisiana at
last. Bouanchard and Long are
"ITncle Henry's" best friends. Anti
mask bills have passed the legislature.
The khan is not interfered with other
wise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26

The South Lancaster Board of Au-
dit meets at Union State bank Tuesday
Dec. 2, 10 a. M, F. A .Morehouse, elk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-26
THESE MAY WE'D

Clement Conley, Woodman; Calra
eraser, Fennimore.
Arthur Haney, Lima: Alma E.
Johnson, Wingville.
H. P Rice, Marion; Laura Ham
mond, Watterstown.
Clyde Fisher, Leona Markley, Bag
ley
Victor Pulls, Hazel Green; Gather
inc Vaassen, Jamestown.
Harry L. Mckee, Liberty; Mabel
Pluemer, Potosi.
Jas. E. Buxton of Benton has moved
to Potosi to reside for the winter.
Judge Smalley of Cuba City was a
Lancaster caller Monday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
D0LEzITA MIMOkADNk SCH0ZE
SDRUzEN CESKYCH SVOBODO-
MYSINYCH SKOL v CLEVEL. .ANDU
svolava timto
MIMOkADNOU SCHUZI

velke dGlezitos pojednsni situace, ktera posedni
dobs byla projednsvana mnoha spolhi mezi ceskou
vefenos roztrusovana ohledns sbiry prvnho 6eskeho
dne roku 1913. Ufednictvo Sdruzeni Cesch Svobodo-
myslnych Skol bylo napadeno jistou osobou ohledns
xpronevsfen jiste penszni Sasy Ceskeho Dne Dlou-
hymn patranim po osobs teo dociili jsme dspschu m-
zeme jmeno pfedat dasmu vysetfovani Napadeni to-
to netyk6 pouze dfednkG, ale vsech zSstupci ia
Itupkyn ma onom dn pracujicich proto je di1ezto,
aby z1stupci zSstupyns eto schIze do jednoho s-
eastnil.
SCHUZE BUDE KONANA v PONDEL1, g. GER
VENICE 1924 v cESKE NARODNl SIM MA BROAD
WAY. s"~s4& I4I&
VYSETRUJfCf VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

mu sekretari Grew-ovi vcera
. ucinil slovnf /omluvu, kdezto
Kornfeld oznamil z .Teheranu,
ze jej navstfvil persky zahra-
nicni ministr a vyjadril polito-
vani. Mimo to cely diplomatic.
ky sbor v perskem hlavnfm
m6ste podal Wade formalni
protest.
Moskva, %. cervence. .-
Jeden persky policista, jenz
snazil Sc chraniti majora I'm.
brieho, americkeho mistokon.
sula pred nasilfm davu, byl
zabit a tucet jinych poicistd a
kozakd poraneno, die zpravy
z Teheranu. Toto je prvni sde
leni svedcici o tom, ze 'Tehe.
ranske 1rady snazily Sc chra.
niti Americana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
N$ETk0vhNf UBITi IMBRIE-H0.
vUDCE FANATICKE sEKTY A 200 JINYCH
OSOB ZATCENO v TEHERANU.


Washington, 22. cervence.
Vladou perskou, jakoz zdej-
81, podnikany jsou kroky, aby
clendm davu, jenz usmrtil mi
stokonsula Imbrie-ho a t9zce
zranil jineho Americana, do
stalo Sc naleziteho potrestani.
Sc strany americke vlady
odbor statu pozadal perskou
vladu 'presn& sd9leni" while
dem k zodpov9dnosti "a smrt
Imbrie-ho. z Teheranu pax O.
znameno vyslancem Kornfel-
dem, ze Kalosi Zedeh, vidce
slime nabozenske sekty v Per-
sii 200 osob, ma nichz spoci-
va podezfeni z ucastenstvi ma
vrazde, bylo zatceno.
Dalsi omluvy rovnez byly
ucin6ny. Spravce perskeho W.
slanectvi zavital k 1radujici-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

niho nAkladnfho vagbnu ma
kolejfch drahy New York Cen
tral z vJch. 80. ul. Nebyl to
vsak lupic, nebot', jak pozdsji
zjist6no, tahal vozu whisku,
pecliv6 zabalenou v sl&mu Z
hadry, navrch pax nahazeno
bylo RUNE stavebnf hfivi. Ko-
falka, je arci propa,dla fisku,
ma cenu 100000 a pochazf z
Charlestonu, S. C. IA ma po.
chazeti z velke tanln9jsi kra-
deze lihovin. DIE jinych nazo-
ri byla koralka irnportovana
z Kuby. Zatceny Schwering
byl po slozeni zaruky $500
propulsion ma svob odu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
I GEsKVcR vlAsTt

OIresni skolnf Inspector D.
Jan Holman, odborny ucitel,
pfideleny ref. ministerstva
,skolstvi ' Bratislavi, nastoupil
|svdj trad 1. cervence, pfevzav
'agendu skolnf okresu pffbram
skeho cd dosavadnfho sprav-
|ce jeifho pana stepana Necas-
ka. okr. skol. inspektora z Ho-
rovic.
Pensionxt "Krssnohorslks'
ma tesks Kubici v exekuSni
drazbs. Znamy tento pensio-
nat pride do exekucnf dazby.
ktera je ustanovena ma 10. srp
ma u okres. soudu v Domazli-
cfch. Odhadn7 cena pensions
tu s hospodafskymi budova-
mi, letni nocleharnou, pozem-
ky. nabytkem a restauracnim
zafizenlm je 100000 Kc.
kanovnik Pavel Blaho, me-
stor kulturnfch slovenskvch
pracovnfkd, jmenov&n byl pa
pezskym prelatem.
Archeologicky nxlez m Do
brissku. U Bukove, v lokalit9
zvane "u Sabatce", v mfst9,
kde tycf Sc stara zd9na "bozi
jest nakladem okres-
nj spravnf komise dobfiSske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

znela v srdecne ovace bratrfm
amerlckym v ujisteni trval6-
no vzajemneho pfatelstvi.
Skladiste zbrani a tfaskavin
v Jicine. "Nar. Politika" ozna-
mule ze V Jicine bylo naleze-
no pr oprave iednoho domu
v Palackeho tride ma pnde sest
beden, V nichz byly rozlezene
strojni pusky nekolik tisfc ma
bojd k MIN, bednicka ekra-
stu, rucni granaty a RUNE
soucastky zbrani. Veci patfily
byv. rakouskemu vojensk6mu
puskafi Mohrovi, ktery loni .ze-
mrel Y Terezine jako kapitan
csl. zbrojni sluzby. Posadkova
velitelstvf jicinske dopravilo
bedny do sveho, vojenskeho
skadiste.
Hlucinsti Moravci a presi.
dent republiky. "Lidove Novi-
n.y. pfsi: Obetavost Moravanu
ma Hlucinsku zrcadlila Sc kra-
sne o zajezdu pana presiden-
ia Masaryka. Slavobrana ma
:slavobrane. Nebyto jedin6
chaloupky bez praporh a VEN
Gu a bez obrazu pana presi-
denta. V Kravarich We staroda
vnych malebnych krojich hlu-
cinskych zastavily zeny presi-
'dentovo auto, We Val. Hosti-
cjch ma slavobranu povesily
znaky byvaleho zamestnani pa
ma presidenta: kovarske nara
di. A vysledek? "Byli jsme tax
dl6ho pod Wilhemem, ami raz
k nam nepfisel. A ten pan pre-
sident, to je taky chutny
chlop" (mily clovek). TAX "a
jed pana presidenta tax mno-
hemu otevrel oci.
VylouGeni komunisticke
strany. Jak sdeluji 'Iidove Lii.
F;sty" byli v Prostejove ma pie.
narni schulz komunisti 2. t
m. velikou vetsinou vyloucen
ze strany tito jeji pfedaci
prof. Josef Kamenar, obchod.
NIX Macmillan Kastil, reda
ktor komunistickeho casopisy
"Straz Lidu" .Jakub Eric a O.
ralek. Usneseni bylo ucinent
"a obrovskeho hluku prof
Kamenar Timed po SVEN Wy
louceni prohlasil, pry z pfika
zu krajskeho vyboru strany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

Ledvinov1 choroba. Pan F.
0. Holmes z Wauna, Ore, pi-
Sc: Ora Petra Hoboko zbavi-
10 1nne me ledvinove choroby,
kdyz byli tri lekarove marne
zkouseli, co nejlepsiho mohli.
a ja jsem Sc vidal nadeje, re
Sc il kdy zbavfm." Pozoruhod-
ma leeiva moe tohoto bylinne-
no prostredku pri chorobach
ledvinovych byla rozsahle do
svedcena. On posiluje a pra-
vidluje organy vymitaci. Neni
to lekarnicky lex, nybrz doda-
va Sc primo cd Ora Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., 2501j
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
iii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
STfHANf PIRAT0.

Sydney, Australia, %. Ger
vence. - Vlada vypravila ma
vysoke more n9kolik valecnych
lodi, ably patraly po piratske
lodi, jejiz muzstvo pfepadlo
nedavno plachetnfk Dawson,
jeho plavce pobilo a n9kolik
zen zavleklo v zajeti. Panuje
mfn9ni, ze pirati jsou pdvodu
bud malajskeho neb japon-
skeho a ze mali svdj Ikryt v
n9ktere odlehle zatoce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
vELKf OBcHoDY S PsENrcf

Kansas City, %. cervence.
Behem veerejska obdrzeno
bylo We zdejsim obimim trhu
1929 kar psenice, coz je ten
nejv9tsi poeet cd zahajeni le-
tosni sklizne. PrImerne bylo
ma trhu prodavano 100000
buslI psenice denne, nebot'
farm&ri vyuzitkovali pritomne
slusne ceny, $1.25 "a busl, ku
zpenezeni tohoto obili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
NEZBEDNA MLADEz OHRO
zUJE POULIcNf DOPRAvU.

MldUcA OkOl1 WOOQnNl q
Kingsbury 'vypov6dela valku
kondukterdm Rapid Transit,
kterym v rozbujnslosti prova-
della ruzne ulicnick6 kousky.
Vcera stal Sc ob6ti podobn6ho
ltoku John Balesk, bytem v (.
6115 Engel ave. Kdyz Sc po-
ulicnf kara vcera k veceru "a
stavila u vych. l16. ul., byla
opetovne kluky kamenovana a
Balesk zasazen a zranen ka-
tax ze musel vyhleda-
ii lekafskeho osetfenf. Zffzen-
ci Sc "a kluky pustili, ale mu-
sell Sc s nepoffzenou vratiti.
Nezbednosti pachany jsou
ma teto trait jiz delsf dobu,
hosi z pocatku kladli ma ko-
leje vselike tfaskaviny, kap-
sle atd. Pred nsjakou dobou
chytli zffzenci n9kolik nezve-
dencd, kteff byli juvenialnfm
soudcem poslani do polepsov-
ny. Die vseho ma byti ulicnic-
tvf toto pomstou "a pfisouze-
ne klukdm tresty. Trat' hlida-
ma jest zvlastnf strait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
OAR AMERICKEMU cERVE.
MENU KkfzI.

Ottawa, Kanada, 22. cerven
ce. - Kanadsky parliament cd
hlasoval $4,000 Americkemu
Cervenemu Kffzi jako dar "a
jeho peel o kanadske vojaky
We Francii behem svetove val
ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
NOUZE MATKOU VYNALE-
ZAVOSTI.

AS pred tfemi dny zatcen
bvl Charles w. Schwering,
1889 Wyandott ave. v Lake.
wood pro vykradani zeleznit-
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- 0H00C1AAs Y~HOThu, KL0Ty J6]
slozen z kameniteho st9rku 81
hlfny, pfislo se celkem ma lest
koster e nichz ctyri byly do
spelych 9 dvs deti), jez leze-'
" dosti nepravidelne oriento-
vany Cd severozapadu k iiho-
vychodu. Kostry byly nataze-
ny naznak, Y jedne z Mich
byly nohy kffzem prelozeny,
ruce zkfizenf ma prsou. U
,ctyf koster poole vypovedf del
Mkt byly zjiSteny zbytky .dfe-
venych rakvf, 2 nichz zachova
ly Sc kovan6 zelezne hreby. u
jedne kostry byl nalezen zby-
tex ztrouchnivala hedvabne
stuzky. Mezi kostrami asi u
'prostred pahorku byla zjist9-
ma We hloubce Y m popelovi-
ia vrstva, We ktere byla umis-
tena dve hnfzda nadob, jak
bylo zjisteno, praehistoric-
Ikych. Nadoby tyto tvorily dive
skupiny, t. j. diva pohrby. pfi
nichz popelnice obsahuji pre-
Ipalene kdstky a popel spale-
neho tela, staly We vetsi misce
e byly pfikryty dutou miskou.
Tyto diva pohfby zarove jsou
|nejstarsf, pdvodni. Podle tva-
ru nadob mozno bezpecne rici,
ze oba tyto pohfby pochazejf
ze stafsf DOLBY zelezne, hall
stattske, jejlz trvanf v &C.
'chach spada do 9. az 6. stoleti
pred Kristen. Pohfby kostro-
We, jez tn byly nalezeny, ne
mali 8 temito pohrby mic spo-
lecneho. Podle ulozeni, dpra-
Wy rukou a rakvi mono rfci,
ze pochazejf 2 DOLBY velmi
pozdnf, historicke a ponevadz
jsou ulozeny nnimo osadu, Jest
mozno, ze jedna Sc o nejaky
morovy hfbittvek. Neni vylou-
ceno, ze zarovych hrobd bylo
v teto mohyle vice, ale byly no
We ukladanymi pohrby poru-
seny. Jeden kus je u Okresni-
no musea v Dobrisi a druhy
u Narodniho musea v Praze.
Toto vsechno zjistil ma miste
pan decent Dr.. J. Schranil,
ktereho ma zadost okresnf
sprxvni komise dobffsske W.
slalo sem Narodnf museum
dne 80. cervna..
Z&padoSeske lkzns vykazuii
letos imposantni navst9vu. We
Frantiskovych Laznfch bylo do
sud hlaseno ma 5000 hostf, kde
Ito celkova lonska frekventace
cinila pfi zaveru sezony $500
hosti, kteryzto pocet bu'de le-
tos pfekrocen liz v cervenci.
Mariahske Lame. prekrocily
jiz daleko pocet 10000 hosti,
Karlovy Vary 5000 hosti.
Lame Kynzvart mali letos ma:
vstevu dlouho jiz nebyvalou a
Konstantinovy raselinove laz-
ne jsou letos rovnez preplne-
ny.
Americti cechevs - Soko-
lu !. v Ces. Budxjovicich ma
pamatku sve navstevy krajove-
no sletu zanechali americky
praporec a vlajku s napisem
"St. Louis. Upominky tyto o.
devzdali vyboru Sokola I. dne
2. t. m. Y sale stare sokolovny
v Besede, "a pritomnosti Get
nych clend vyboru spravnfho
l sletoveDp, bratH Eustd6 Vo-
gela 3 FL Halamb W St osis
oba rodaci jhocesstf, prvy z
Chudojeva, odkud Sc do Ame-
riky vyst6hoval pred 20 lety,
druhy jest re Strakonic. Pri
tk .pfflezitosti srdecn9 k bra
tffm americkym promluvil sta
rosta Sokola I. ces.- -budejovic-
keho br. DIR. FIR. Lexa, pouka-
zav ma. uvedomelost a narodnf
obetavost Cechd americkych
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mlstni. organisaci "a rozp.llte-
nou asIohlasii, ze zakAda no
YOU organisaci "opravdovycil
komunistG." 80.
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,0na;: ',,Me pfftslkyns tvrdi, ze
.zpisdm jako andsl.
sOh: "Pockei tedy ssf.vym
zpsvem, az budes V raji.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-05

ed crop between field and factory, or
from deterioration of tn raw sugar
between factory and refinery, amount
each year to Millions of dollars. The
same is true Of many other agricul-
tural commodities. The department
has numerous projects under way in
the field of loss prevention; among
these may be mentioned the checking
of the deterioration Of paper and
leather, improvements in dedydration
and other methods for reducing the
spoilage of foods, the prevention of
dust explosions, and the proofng of
fabrics against damage by water, mil
dew land fire.
A large number Of unsolved chemi-
cal problems relate to this subject of
loss prevention, according to Doctor
Browne. The agricultural interests
Of the country suffer millions of dol
lars worth of damage each year from
spontaneous combustion, but the
chemical mechanism by which a NOW
of hay or a car of stock feed catches
fire is not as yet explained. Less
spectacular, but more generally de-
structive, is the deteriorative effect of
atmospheric oxygen upon butter,
paper, lard leather land other COM
modities.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-05
Does Your Back Ache?
Bad Backs Btln, od1e rng to Many
POcOmOke City Folks.

Is that dull, constant backache max
ing you old and miserable? Does
your back throb and ache until il
seems you just can't keep going? Dc
you suffer headaches, dizzy spells and
urinary disorders; feel weak, tired and
WORKOUT? Then look to your kidneys
Delay may mean serious kidney sick
ness Use Doan's Pills-a stimulant
diuretic to the kidneys. Doan's are
recommended by Pccomoke City folks
Mrs. John e. Sturgis, ITO Second
St., Pocomoke City, says: when
stopped, l had sharp pains in the
small of my back and I could hardy
straighten. My. linn IS were swollei
and sacs of water hung beneath my
eyes. l tried different remedies, bu,
without effect unit. | used Dams
Pills, from Lloyd G. Blaine Dru
Store. They entife.y cured me-"
Price Goo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney rem dy--s,et
Doan's Pills-the same that Mrs
Sturgis had. F.ster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-05

Noticeable improvement in the lay
ing qualities of the average farm
poultry flock in Grundy county, ILL.,,
is apparent in reports of culling
demonstrations held in the county.
The first demonstrations in methods
of determining the nonlayers were
given by the county agent in 1920.
That year SO per cent Of the hens
handled were culls; in 1921 the flocks
averaged % per cent culls; in 1922,
less than Is per cent of the hens in
the flocks were nonlayers, according
to reports to the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture. Better feed
ing, better housing, culling, and bet
ter-bred flocks, it is thought, have
contributed to the marked decrease
in the number of unproductive birds,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-05

One Of the great general problems
faced by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture and by State ex-
pertinent stations is the curtailing OF
losses of crops through deterioration
before they can be marketed or con-
sumed. The prevention of such
wastes, brought about by the agency
Of Heterogeneous, insects, fire
water, and other destructive agencies.
is to large extent a problem for the
agricultural chemist. "This problem, u
says DR.. c. A. Browne, chief Of the
Bureau of Chemistry, ''is equal in i'm
portance to that of the utilization of
waste"
Nearly all crops are subject to loss
through deterioration. In an address
to the Institute of Chemical Engi-
neers, Doctor Browne called attention
to a number of the more important
ones. The losses to the sugar indus
try from deterioration of the harvest