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The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
TWO METHODS OF
ELIMINATING LICE
User Declares Pest Can Be
Done Away With.

Poultry lice is one of the unnec-
essary evils which many farmers
tolerate. The determination of the
lice is not expensive nor complex.
There are two practical methods
which any housewife or farmer may
use with every assurance of sue
cess. One of these is the use of an
artificial dustbin in some dry. pro-
tected place. The breathing or
gans of the lice are small openings
on the sides of the body. These
openings are readily clogged with
dust and if the hens have access to
dust-bin there will be little need
of controlling lice in the poultry
flock.
The second method of eradicat-
ing lice from a flock of poultry is
a sodium fiuoride dip. This dip is
made by adding one ounce of the
powder. which may be purchased
at any drug store, to one gallon
of water. 1t is a good plan to have
the water slightly warmed before
adding the powder. The birds may
then be held with wings over the
back and submerged. While under
the water the feathers must be ruff
fled several times. After wetting
the birds thoroughly, hold the beak
between the thumb and finger and
dip the birds head under the wa
ter a time or two.
II is a good plan to dip all of
the birds in the flock when the
weather is warm, and then provide
the dust-bin the rest of the year.
The writer has used this plan for
several years and has found it
sucessful.-The Dairy Farmer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
Care of Setting Eggs

How long can we keep eggs with
safety? Two weeks Is the prac-
tical limit and even then the hatch
ability and INABILITY can be re-
duced as much as so per cent
through carelessness in minor mat
ters. The eggs should be stored
in a cool. dry place, where the
temperature varies little. Turn
ing or fitting at a different angle
daily or twice daily helps. The
eggs should be cooled to the storage
room temperature before being put
in cases or other tight containers.
Eggs that have been laid within
a week furnish the best material
for an incubator or setting hen TO
turn into high percentage of
chicks that will be hatched nor
mally and live-Exchange.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
Avoid Overcrowding

Toe picking, cannibalism and
feather pulling are not due as much
to a lack of something to eat as
for a lack of something to do and
overcrowding, according to L. NJ.
Hurd, Cornell university.
Large numbers of chicks should
not be kept together. Three hun
dred chicks are usually enough to
keep in one lot or house. A range
on grass and plenty of feeding space
at the hoppers will do much to
keep down bad habits. Sufficient
space can be provided by affording
one feeder three feet long for each
100 chicks the first week. After
the first week a feeder four feet
long should be provided for each
100.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
WHAT WENT BEFORE

Yancey Cravat, just returned
from the newly opened Indian ter
ritory where he participated in
the Run over the border, relates
his adventures to a gathering of
the Venable family. Yancey is a
criminal lawyer, editor of the
Wichita Wigwam, and husband of
Sabra Cravat. Yancey, with his
wife and four-year-ol son, Ci-
marron, start for the Oklahoma
country. They arrive at Usage
where Yancey plans to start
newspaper. He declares he in
tends to find the murderer of Peg
Ter, editor Of the New Day. Prep
arations for the publication of the
Wigwam are completed. Yancey
accepts an invitation to conduct
church services on Sunday. Be-
fore he starts his sermon, Yancey
announces he has learned who
killed Pegler. He stoops in time
to escape a bullet fired by Lon
Yountis and then kills Yountis,
announcing that Yountis mur-
dered Pegler. Sabra's second
child, Donna, is three years old
when she returns to Wichita for
her first visit. Yancey illustrates
a bank robbery and kills two des-
peradoes, becoming a hero in the
territory. He urges Sabra to join
him in the Run at the opening of
the Cherokee strip. She refuses.
He is gone five years. Dixie Lee
and her girls arouse the indigna-
tion of the wives and mothers Of
Usage. The war with Spain be-
gins. Yancey shows up in the uni
form of Rough Rider. He had
been in Alaska.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
Tipping Pullets' Beaks

A new method of tipping the
beaks of pullets as they go into the
laying house for winter may pre-
rent feather pulling, toe picking
and cannibalism, according to D.
c. Kennard of Ohio agricultural
experiment station at Wooster. .
Kennard makes a little cut in
the upper beak one-eighth of an
inch or so from the end, just
enough to get start and tears the
tip of the beak off. near the quick.
The beak will grow out again, but
by that time the pullets will have
become adjusted to their confine-
ment and will possibly pass up the
vices that sometimes come into the
flock when they are put into the
winter quarters, Kennard states.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
FsLuciLe is the
Happiest Girl''

So many mothers
nowadays talk about
giving their children
fruit juices, as if
this were a new dis
cOvery. AS a matter
of fact, for over fifty
years, mothers have
hnnn ancnnnnlichinn o.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
FELLOWS
SYRUP
OFF the List

after a man has invested in one
of your get-rich-quick schemes, do
you keep on sending him literature
for your new enterprise?"
Certainly not" answered the pro-
moter. whats the use of wasting
postage stamps on a man who is
broker"
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23
Are you too old
for your lob =?

INTO the life of every one comes a time
when we notice the years slipping by. and
we see people we considered youngsters
catching up to us in business. This feeling
usually goes hand in hand with irritability.
Tiredness and lack of pep" are also
symptoms.
When you get that feeling. take stock
of yourself. You will probably find that the
old job is getting you. You need change.
If you can't afford to go away, take the
finest of all remedies for that tagged
out" feeling--Fellows' Syrup.
After few doses of this perfect tonic;
the job will again look good" to you. and
you will greet every morning with smile.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-23

results far surprising anything you
can secure from home prepared fruit
juices, by using pure, wholesome Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup, which is prepared,
under the most eXacting laboratory
supervision from ripe California
Figs, richest of all fruits in laxative
and nourishing properties.
It's marvellous to see how bilious.
weak, feverish, sallow, constipated,
under-nourished children respond to
its gentle influence how their breath
clears up, color flames in their
cheeks, and they become sturdy,
playful, energetic again. A Western
mother, Mrs. II. J. StOlI. Valley P. O.,
Nebraska, says: "My little daughter,
Roma Lucille, was constipated from
babyhood. 1 became worried about
her and decided to give her some
California Fig Syrup. 1t stopped her
constipation quick; and the way it
improved her color and made her
pick up made me realize how run
down she had been. She is so sturdy
and well now, and always in such
good humor that neighbors say she's
the happiest girl in the West"
Like all good things. California Fig
Syrup is initiated, but you can al
ways get the genuine by looking for
the name "California' on the carton.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
CALVIN COOLIDGE POSI-
BILE P%RESIDENTE DE LA
CAMARA

Wash, Abril 15.-Se esta
mencionando Ell nombre de Cal
vim Coolidge como possible can
didato a la P~residencia de la Ca
mara, eff sustituci6n del falleci-
do Nicolas Longworth.
Ell representante Johnson,
republican,, de South Dakota,
en- relaci6n con el particular di-
10: mo existe ning1n mandate
constitutional quesimpida elegil
Presidente a uno que no sea dc
sus miembros, como hasta aho'
ra ha sido La costumbre. Pare
ce que la Camara no Sc pondra
de acuerdo en- varias semanas J
que este asunto la mantendra
dividida.
"Cualquler coSa puede suce-
der-agrego.-Si no podemos
obtener un colega, lporque ne
buscarlo fuera?
"Existen muchos hombres
prominentes que puedan ser Sc
leccionados, tales como ell Elk
Presidente Coolidge"
La constitution da a la Ca
mara ell derecho de elegir a 81
Presidente y demas Qsales.
Una mayoria puedSe1egirlo r'
ra de su seno.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
FRENTE UNICO DE ACCION
REPUBLICANA

Con ell fin de conmemorar
ell advenimiento de la nueva
RepGblica espanola, ell Frente
Unico celebrara ell proximo do
mingo, a las $3.50 de la noche,
un banquete.
.Aunque aun no esta fijado
ell precio del cubierto, este Sc
hallara en- relaci6n con la 81
tuaci6n y con ell acto que Sc
celebra.
Ell ndmero de cubiertos esta
limitado a 100 Y Sc admiten
adhesiones en la Secretaria del
Frente Unico, 171812 Ia. Ave.
Debido a la premura de-
tempo la Acci6n Republicans
Sc We imposibilitada de orga'
nizar una fiesta campestre CO.
mo es ell deseo de muchos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
HATTON RECIBIRA COPIAS
DE LAS DECLARACIONES
QUE Sc A CON
IRA Ell

Tallahassee, Abril 15.-El &C
mite especial del senado que in
vestiga la suspension del She
riff L. M. Hatton, Jr., de Tam
pa, Sc reunira a las cuatro de la
tarde de hoy y entregara a los
abogados de este, por primera
vez, copias de las declaraciones
que sirvieron de base a su sus-
pension.
Hatton ha venido combatien-
do para obtener copias de las
declaraciones que lie a~rrojaron
del puesto.
Representa- al exsheriff los
abogados T. M. Shackleford, de
Tampa, y c. L.. Waller, de Ia
llahassee.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
Circulo Cubano

Sigue en- preparation otro de
los mayores festivities, proxi-
mos a celebrarse.
Me refiero a la gran Fiesta
Cabaret que la diiigente Sec
ci6n de Propaganda del Circulo
Cubano anuncia para ell Saba
do nueve del mes de las flores.
Donados por distintas casas CO..
merciales de bien cimentado Gre
ditto Sc sortearan entire la con-
currencia Diez magnificos re-
galos. Ademas la simpatica a.
grupaci6n Minerva, anexa a la
susodicha Secei6n, regalara un
prsmio de 10 pesos en- effective.
Reinara ell bale en- TODD su
esplendor, amenizado por tres
orquestas de primer orden,
r. S.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
B0XEO
FREEMAN E R SU TITU-
10 DE CAMPEON Weller


Cleveland, Ohio, Abril Ia
En- ell duodecimo round dc
"a pelea concertada a Is, er
"a que Sc discutfa la champio.
nabilidad mundial del peso
welterweight, Tommy Free.
man perdi6 anoche su tftulc
por knockout tecnico, pasan
do este al boxeador de color,
Young Jack Thompson, de
Oakland, California.
freeman, con su ojo izquiel
do completamente cerrsdo J
sin poder yer, tuvo que rendir-
Sc al sonar la campana al CO.
menzar ell duodecimo round.
Sc mantuvo en- su esquina
mientras ell referee Eddie Da-
Wis, de Akron, Ohio, cambiabs
con el algunas p~alabras.
Val finalizar la conversation
Davis Sc dirigi6 a la esquina
de Thompson, proclamandolo
ganador de la pelea.
E. desenvolvimiento y ell re-
sultado de la pelea no fue del
agrado de los 5000 especta'
dores que epagaron $46,670
por presenciarla.
Freeman guerra continuar,
pero hubo de desistir ante los
consoles del medico.
Al conocer de SUI derrota,
declare: Supplements no po-
dfa ver."
A partir del noveno round
los espectadores comenzaron
a "chiflar'' y a protestar de Ia
pelea, que Sc desarrollaba muy
amigablemente.
Los espectadores esperaban
una decision por knockout que
borrara de una vez la opinion
de desagrado que prevalecia
desde ell resultado de la pelea
celebrada en- California en- sep
tiembre 5 en- la que Freeman
lie arrebat6 ell tftulo a Thomp
son.
Ambos boxeadores hicieron
facilmente las lat libras.
Thompson subi6 al ring cor
las IL y Freeman JAG ga.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
fsnci6n del Viernes

En- Ia magma function que a
neficio del colegio A. L. Cues,
celebraran los Padres y
aestros del mismo, en- ell sun
1850 coliseo del Centre Espa-
81 de West Tampa, sera inter-
3retada por escogidos elemen-
1cs artisticos la chistosa come.
dia titulada LOS Tocayos".
Esta obra figura entire las
m%ejores de Vital Aza, gloria de
las letras espanolas.
Dirigira ell Sr. Agustin Ava
Ia, celebrado cantante.
81 famoso gaitero asturiano,
Sr. Avelino Ordieres, deleitara
! Ia concurrencia con un solo de
yaita, n1mero que no sera otro
ne ell popularisimo Manicero.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
A FAMILY
DOCTORS LAXATIVE
IS BEST

Your health is too Important You
cannot afford to experiment with your
delicate bowels when coated tongue,
bad breath, headache, gas, nausea,
feverishness, lack of appetite, no
energy, ETC., warn of constipation.
This applies not only to grown people,
but more particularly to children.
That's why a family doctors laxative
is always the safe -choice.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
prepared today under strict laboratory
supervision from fresh laxative herbs
and other pure ingredients, and
exactly according to DR.. CaldwelPs
original prescription.
Today, millions of families rely on
DIR. Caldwelrs judgment in the selec-
ton of their laxative. For Dr.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, in bottles ready
for use, sold in all drugstores, is now
the largest selling laxative in the
world
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
S 0 CIALE S

tud a los t~alentosos galenos que,
con IN cello digno de los mayo
res encomios, lie ofrecieron los
auxilios de la ciencia, durante
SUI penosa enfermedad, al Sr.
Ramon Rodriguez, conocido
emigrado revolucionario, recien
temente fallecido, a La edad de
% amos.
Estas sentidas palabras de
atitud van dirigidas tambien
) cuantas personals sc interesa-
IAN a dia por ell estado de sald
lei Sr. Rodriguez y acompafA-
N los restos de esta hasta ell
'ugar de su eterno reposo.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15

n6nigo, ezra 2 soysiga .els
quieg Sc quejabae as qae Para
celso lie cobraba honorarios ex-
cesivos por una curaci6n. Las
autoridades fallaron e1 caso en-
favor del canonigo y ell doctor
Sc VIC obligado a abandonar SUI
catedra y SUI cieptela, marchan-
do a Esslingen, cerca de Stuff
CART. Lo s~iguieron unos cuantos
de sus discipulos y tambien las
persecuciones " los farmaceu-
ticos. Lo hiciSFOn huir de ahf y
vagar por ABacia, Baviera, Mo-
ravia, Suiza, Tirol, Austria y
Carintia. En- una posada de
Sakbufgo lie atac6 una rara en-
fermedad, de 10 que no Sc res
tableci6, muriendo en- la noche
buena de 1541.
(Comtinmard)
La gaceta., 1931-04-15

Una nina
Ell nacimiento de una hermo-
sa nina, linda como I'm queru-
bin, ha venido a aumentar la
felieidad de los j6venes y muy
simpaticos esposos Moraima y
Rene Moreno, RESIDENCES en- la
Gale La Sale n1mero 2311.
Ell nombre elegido para la
angelical criatura es ell de Mo
rama, ell mismo de su gentili
sima mama.
Llegue hasta ell j6ven matri
monio nuestra mas efusiva en-
horabuena.
Sobre la recien venida derra-
me Dios toda su gracia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
Ell DISCUTIDO OCTOR
B0MBAST
(Conclusi6n)

Teofrasto Bombast de Hohen
helm, medico v alquinista suizo,
naci6 cerca de Einsieldeln, Ell
diecisiete de diciembre de 1495
y muri6 en- Salzburgo, la noche
buena de 1541. En- su carrera
universitaria adopt6 ell nombre
de Paracelso, con que Sc lie CO.
noce en- la historic. Sus biogra-
fos son de opinion que Sc pNso
este nombre para indicar que Sc
reputaba superior al famoso
.Celso. En- 1902, la familia del
gran medico medieval emigr6
a Villach (Carintia). Aqui, Pa
racelso estudi6 con su padre los
rudimentos de la alquimia Y la
medicinal. En- 1906 fue enviado
a la universidad de BasileA don
de sc perfeccion6 en- la alquimia
bajo la direction del gran Tri-
themius. En- seguida pas6 a la
ciudad de Schwatz, a estudiar a
los pies del eminente Sigmundo
J Fugger. Terminates sus estu-
dos, Sc dedic6 a viajar, visitan-
do Espana, In~glaterra, Egipto y
Turqufa, hacienda visitas pro-
longadas a las universidades de
! Alemania, Francia e Italia.
p Pasados diez amos, Paracelso
Sc estableci6 en- Alemania, y gra
cias a la protection de su famo-
so compatriota Ecolampadio OBJ
tuvo una plaza de medico pen
sionado en- Ia universidad de
Basilea, en- 1926. Al ano siguien
tie 10 nombraron professor. Para
ceIsC-de revolucionario que
era-inaugur6 SUI catedra en- a.
leman, contra la costumbre del
dfa de hablar en- latin. Su pri-
mer acto fue hacer ante sus
discipulos una inmensa hoguera
con las obras de Avicena, Ave-
! rroes y Goleno, para demostrar
que SUI ensenanza iba a ser ente-
ramente distinta de la ortodoXa.
Sin embargo, es fama que las O.
bras de Hip6crates Sc escapa-
ron del auto de fe, pues mas
tarde Paracelso publicaba un co
mentario de los aforismos del
padre de la medicinal.
En- Basile, nuestro meidico
adquiri6 pronto una grande po-
pularidad. Principles y magma
tes, funcionarios y eclesiasticos
10 hicieron objeto de favores v
agasajos. Y con razon. Paracel-
so hizo un n1mero de curas fell
ces, que fueron tenidas por ma
raviilosas. Ademas, su extraor-
dinaria elocuencia y ell desmedi-
do entusiasmo con q. Sc dedicaba
a todas sus empresas 10 hacian
altamente simpatico a propios
y extranos.
Desgraciadamente, ell apogeo
de su popularidad fue de corta
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
Il Pr0gresO

II PFOgfeSO
Los activos y enthusiasts
aiembros de la cooperative eel
orogreso", tienen anunciado un
sberbio picnic para ell Domin-
o 26 del actual, en- ell eden de la
grupaci6n La Columna.
Ell Sr. Alberto Nunez, que for
ma parte del Comite Organiza-
dor. me pide haga p1blico que
para este festival campestre Sc
esta combinando I'm programa
que con toda seguridad, causa-
"a verdadera sensation.
Sera algo muy original, pie
no de los mas variados y anne
nos incentives.
Para los n1meros bailables
estan contratadas las mejores
orquestas insustituibles inter
pretes de las pleas americans
~ del atrayente son, que cada
dfa Sc hace mas popular en- TODD
ell mundo.
La entrada a los terrenos Sc
"a completamente gratis, tan
to para mayores como para Pc
quenos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
Sra. ElUird PanieIlO

Sra. ElUird PGnieUO
En- ell acreditado sanatori'
del Centre Espanol ha sufrid
una operation la distinguida
elegante Sra. Elvira Paniello
esposa del Dr.. Santiago Panic
llo, figura altamente prestigic
sa EN- nuestro mundo social :.
cientifico.
I'm coloso de la cirujla, ell DR.
Winton, tuvo a su cargo la on
racion.
Basandonos en- los nos b.
letines expedidos, gdemos de
cir que Ell estado q tan aprecia
bic dana es muy Btisfactorio.
Hasta su lech~ de enferma
'egan numerosos mensajes dt
arino.
Ell cronista hace ruegos pol
que cuanto antes recupere la
ialud.
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
pdldbrdS de gratitud

pdldbrdS de gratitud
La abnegada patricia, Sra.
Carmen Soriano Viuda de Ro
driguez y sus caballerosos hijo,
Ramon, Cello y Lazaro e hija'
las estimadas Sras.
Rosa, Zenaida Y Consuelo hacen
llegar por este medic su mas
expressive testimonio de graft
The Washington times., 1931-10-12
PIRATES SCORE.
SECOND Win

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 12-
Pirate A. c. gridders won their
second straight victory yesterday
by defeating the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac All-Stars
at Guckert's field, 26 to 0.
Lester Scott, flaShy backfield
ace, accounted for two of the
four touchdowns made by his
team.
Del Ray stalwarts won from
their rivals, the Iroquois, yester-
day on a safety. The score was
2 to 0. Nugent. quarterback, of
the losers, was tackled behind the
line in the first quarter when he
attempted to run a punt out from
the dangerous territory.
Engine Co. No. 5 had little
trouble in trouncing Charlie Deu-
terman's Alcova gridmen, 18 to 0.
Harrington, H. Fields and Ginther
made the touchdowns for the
winners. Alcova put a great
battle in the first period but
could not stand the strain in
the liter part Of the game.
The Washington times., 1931-10-12
Foxx at Third

We look to see a different
first baseman. with Foxx on
third, and it should not be sur
prising to see "Bing" Miller,
Mule" Haas and Max Bishop
on their way. Nothing official
about that, understand; it Just
seems to us to be the right ges-
ture to rebuild the AS to their
former strength.
Incidentally Umpire Dolly"
Stark paid a great compliment
to Mickey Cochrane enroute
back East. He said Cochrane
played the best game Of any
member Of the AS, explaining
how hard he worked with the
pitchers and what brain work
he contributed to the AS ef.
forts in the series. Stark, a
National League umpire, was
amazed at Mickey's contribu-
ton to the act. OF course, we
in Washington know all about
him.
Stark, a basketball coach at
Dartmouth in the winter, was
the youngest umpire ever to Of
ficiate in a series. He was hav.
ing his baptism, and drew the
tough assignment Of calling
balls and strikes in both games
In which Grimes worked. rAc.
GoWan has worked two series,
Nall1n four and Bill KLEIN
worked his fifteenth world series
ending Saturday.
Stark said Kallahan. Grove
and EarnShaw throw 'em
straight across the plate for
the most part, but that Grimes
works the corners with every
pitch so that an. umpire is IN
der a constant tension, The
umpiring in the world series
we thought, was great.
The Washington times., 1931-10-12
SHARKEY SAYS
He Il Win

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Singu'
lar Jack Sharkey, of Boston, is
going to tackle a job tonight
which everybody over the length
and breadth of the land VOWS he
has been trying, to duck. It's
his bout with Primo Camera.
Sharkey says he doesn't fear
the giant Italian and is conf
dent he can whip him. Here's
what Jack says:
"This fellow Is far below his
usual form. That isn't an indi-
cation of his having torn his
heart out training. On the
contrary, it is a sure sign that
he has torn it out worrying
about me. Tonight will be the
first time he has met a fighter
Of class in which he is travel
ing strictly ON his own.
'Let me tell you about these
big fellows. Organically Car
nera must be deficient. If he
can Out-wit, Out-talk, Out-smart
q twelve.year-Old child, / lose
the box Of cigars.
'Big and wide as he is, his
vitaIS are q larger target. Be-
ing larger than naturally alb
serbs more pain. Never mind
his jaw. It might be made Of
chilled steel but it is a lantern
Jaw"
The Washington times., 1931-10-12
F T D P|NETTES
SOCK PINS

Agriculture's girl bowlers have
established an enviable lead in
the Ladies' Federal Bowling
League, although closely pressed
by such topnotch aggregations as
Treasury, Veterans Administra-
ton, and Marines.
Alice McQuinn walked off with
high game and set as the AZ
gies whipped Internal Revenue
with ease, her big game being
142, and the set BAL.
Margaret Brunelli had a 3S2
set to- aid War in out-rolling G..
A. O., one of the cellar champs
to date. Labor, Commerce, Vet
erans' Bureau, Interstate, Ma
rines and Treasury were other
teams to emerge victorious in the
weeks play. Standings: