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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06

M
Zat1m CO prdmyslova vyro-
ha stoupa, v mnoha nejvetsfch
tovarnach Soustati sc pocituje
nedostatek zkusenych remesl-
Mkt.
Zedn1ci, strojnlci a muzi k
motorovym truckdm byli nej-
vice hledani ma pocatku olive
nj prumyslu, lee Chapman
Wright re statnlho department
tn prace a prdmyslu pravi, re
podobna situace je vseobecna
skoro We vsech oborech.
Wright prohlasil, re sc IVY
senou cinnostf v obchode a v
prdmyslu "a nedlouho Dude CT
telny nedostatek odborne wy
skolenych pracoynfkn.
V hlavnf 1radovne pomocne
akce Sc zjistilo, re toliko jeden
vyuceny zednik byl podporo-
van z vefejnych prostredkn v
okresu Allegheny, zadny vsak
V Pittsburghu. Take zadny W.
uceny strojn1k nebyl zapsan
mezi temi, jiz hledali praci.
Pobocne podniky United States
Steel Corporation samotny Cd
hadujf, re prijfma do prace
okrouhle 1000 muz1 denne jiz
nyn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Moo DANA.

21leta Genevieve Schwatka
3707 Charles ul., dostala Sc
pred soudce v Omaze, Nebras-
ka V policeman soude pro utok
a zbit1. Pravila soudci:
"Byla jsem moe damou, a.
bych uderila muze v hospode.
Ale jakmile jsem no dostala
ven, dala jsem mu pivn1 lahvi
zrovna pres hlavu."
Byla zatcena v sobotu vecer
pc 1toku ma Wilbura Bowera z
Malvern, Ia. Pravila, re tento
il %obtezoval. Bower pri soudu
-nebyl. Genevieva dostala &c
dnd satlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06

Y New YOrku John ID. Ha-
milton, predseda Narodniho
republikanskeho vyboru, pro-
hlasil, re nebude zadneho re-
publikansko : demokratickeho
pf1mer1 nebo zapoved1 ma poll
tiku pred narodn1mi volbami v
+. 1910.
V Teci proslovene tam, jez sc
vyklada jake odpoved ma ne
davny APPEL presidenta Roose-
velta o odrocen1 politiky, Ha-
milton fekl republikanskemu
vyboru okresu New York a pra
covnfk1m strany: "Nic nebylo
by horsfho pro tento narod nez
odrocen1 politiky, coz by INA
menalo zatemnen1 nalehavych
domacfch problem1."
Tazan byv ma vaznost situa-
ce ~vyvstavsf teto mezi v d.
sledku evropske valky, Hamil-
ton odmftl kazdou ideu "koa-
Iicnf vlady", v niz republican,
a demokrate by baseball We
dvoustrannem kabinetu.
"Necht nikdo nepric1ta ne
hodne pohnutky lidem, kteri
mali poctivou r1znost nazoru a
mali dosti srdnatosti vyjadriti
sve odlisne presvedceni," pra-
vii Hamilton a dodal:
"Jsme Americane v prvni
rade a republican, az v dru-
he"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
JSEM CZECH.
J. v. Sladek:

Jsem Czech - a veTte, Cechove
jsou dobry, cacky lid,
a kdo to r1ka, ma svdj rod
re nemam hrdy byt?
Jak JIM nam svdj rodny kraj,
sve matky krev a rec,
jak JIM umfm drzet pluh
i kladivo a mec!
A ia sc v Cechach narodil
a zGstanu, kde jsem!
ia tez dive zdrave ruce nam
S srdce pro svou ZEN!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Co mysli.

Manzele slavili str1brnou
svatbu a ma oslavu toh odne sc
sli dat vyfotografovat. Kdy7
81 je dial fotograf do spravne
posice, povidal:
"Tak panstvo, jeste moment,
abych 81 vas Tadne zaostril.'
Nacez manzel: "No, vedl
moi starou uz ostrit nemuseji
ia je liz dost - ostra.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Smutne konce "narodnich
hrdinH."

New Yorske Listy pfsf:
Dostaly jsme vcera zpravy z
evropskeho kontinentu, jez
nam sdeluji O "zhasle" slave
dvou velkych statnickych
'hvezd" jez Sc vynorily ma &C.
skoslovenskem nebi pc mni-
chovske konferenci. Jednou
byl povestny csl. zahranicni
ministr druhe republiky, pan
DR.. F. Chvalkovsky, ktery Sc
ukazal jednou z nejvets1ch
krys nejen pustym stvanlm
proti predstaviteldm prvn1 re-
publiky, ale i takovym osob-
MIN l~okajstvim nacistdm, re
kdyz doslo k okupaci zakazal
SWIM podrfzenym znicenl tai
nych archiv1 csl. zahranicnfho
ministerstva a predal tyto ar
chivy nedotcene nacistdm. Ia
to byl vyznamenan titulem ivy
stance protektoratu" v Berl1ne
S mes1cnlm platem 10000 K a
pozdeji V lete prisla zprava,ze
81 zakoupil - Sc svolenim ma
cistu ovSem - "a osm milionu
korun velkostatek.
Nyn1 ale sc dov1dame z Ber-
nu We svycarsku, re 10. srpna
tam pfibyl pan Chvalkovsky
"nezapomenutelny vyslanec a
diplomat" vcetne sc vsemi svy-
mi cennostmi. Nenf vylouce-
no, re 81 ted Dude hrat ma Was
tence a kaj1cnlka!
Druha osobnost: Durcansky
vyhozen z Tukovy vlady.
A k tomu ryt1fi smutne po-
stavy Sc pripojuje z druhe pull
ky byvale csl. republiky jiny
velevyznamny diplomat" a 81
&c ministr zahranicn1ch vec1
''samostatneho" Slovenska, p.
DIR. Ferdinand Durciansky.
Dne "a. srpna sdelil sloven-
sky fisk, re ministr zahranic1
Durciansky odesel "na dovole-
nou''. Dovfdame Sc, re Dur
cansky odesel, ably Sc jiz vice
nevratil. Pr1cina jeho odcho-
du je prosta: Durcansky Sc ne
chce ztotoznovati S politikou,
jez privedla Slovensko 1plne
do nemeckeho podruc1 a jez
donutila predsedu slovenske
vlady, ably prohlasil, re Sloven-
sko jde "bok pc boku" S Ne
meckem. Ale nebyl vzbuzen
nepfijemny DOZEN, bylo tiskem
jen sdeleno, re Durcansky ode
Sci ma dovolenou.
I pan Durcansky sc asi chce
dat ma pokan1, ale nesmf Sc "a
pomenout, re ON to byl, ktery
"a mrzke diva miliony korun
jez dostal cd nacistG, vedl Sc
paratistickou skupinku Slova-
XII, kter1 Sc dali cele do sluzeb
nacistickeho rozb1jen1 druhe
republiky. On to byl, ktery pc
zakroceni vlady ma Slovensku
utekl cas- do V1dne odkud roz
hlasem stval volaje pc "svobod
mem" Slovensku.
Nutno jeste podotknouti, re
"a jidasske pen1ze 81 i pan Dur
cansky koupil ma Slovensku le-
tos cervnu rozsahly velkosta-
tex jenz byl ukraden nejake-
mu jinemu "Cechoslovakovi".
Jak dlouho pan Chvalkovsky
i pan Durcansky 81 udrzf tyto
svoje lupy je pfi nejmenslm
pochybne.
Odplata temto krysam tedy
prichazf drive nez jsme ceka-
Ii. Hitler, Tiso, Tuka a ostat-
nj nasilnictf tyrani jiz nepotTe-
buj1 sluzby techto zradcG a
proto je jednoduse vykopli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Divna zabava naliznuteho.

Ollie Weber, 26lety z Chica-
ga primal Sc, re zalozil neko-
Xix malych ohnd, ale ucinil tax
proto, ably videl k ohni specha-
j1cf hasice. Soudce postal no
ma rok do robotarny, kdyz
mestsky lekar svedcil, re tou-
ha videti hasice sc dostavi vzdy
kdyz Sc Weber opije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Hitler pficinou k rozvodu.

V Los Angeles, Hitler byl
pr1cinou, re Leslie L. Merrick,
byvala herecka, dala Sc rowe
sti cd J. Wallinga Merricka,
bohateho brokera. Ucinila OBJ
vinen1, re Merrick medal il spa
tt v noel neustalym vychvalo-
vanim doktrin Hitlerovych a
peskovan1m il, re odepfela prl-
jati idee Hitlerovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Divna Htecha.

On: "A kdybych umTel, mi
lacku, plakala bys hodne?"
Ona: Gale to sc rozum1!
Vzdyt Wis, re placi pro kazdou
hlOupost!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Kandidat.

V st. Louis kongresnlk De-
wey Short, jediny republican,
sky zastupce re statu Missouri
v narodnf poslanecke snemov-
ne, oznamil svoji kandidaturu
ma republikanskou nominaci
"a mistopresidenta v r. 1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
Jeden z kazdych sedmi Oma'
zani naroZen V cizins.

DIE poslednfho sc1tanf ma
Omaha 215 tis1c o~byvatel6. z
tech 1892 (13.4 procenta)
neb jeden z kazdych sedmi byl
narozen v nektere jine zemi.
Cechoslovaci prevladaj1. Pc
mich prijdou Nemci a Svedove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06
HIebik usmrcen autem.

V Clevelandu 58lety sloven-
sky krajan Jan Hleblk byl u
smrcen, kdyz byl zasazen au-
tenn pri prechazen1 ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-06

Skoncil sebevrazdou.
Krajan, Karel Liant, 62lety
sc obesil nedaleko obydll roz-
vedene manzelky v Chicago.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
GOTO CHURCH SUNDAY!

This Sunday has been designated as 60
To-Church Day" in West Jefferson and we
not only urge that you "go-to-church' here
Sunday, but also throughout the county.
Each one of the three churches here will
feature special services Sunday morning
and we hope that every man, woman and
child in West jefferson will attend one of
the churches and thereby help make this
occasion an outstanding day in the church
history of our town.
A cordial invitation is extended to every
one in the county whose own church is not
having service Sunday morning, to come
here and worship. Every person owes it
to himself and to the community to go to
church at least once week.
Let's not let anything keep us away from
church this Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
THE PRINCIPLE IS WRONG

Gov Clyde Hoey delivered a stirring
speech to the members of the General AS
sembly Tuesday night in defense of the
proposal of the budget commission to re-
enact four-year-old statute which pro-
vides for a maximum diversion of $7O00,-
600 from the highway fund to the general
fund in order that the schools, needy aged
persons and handicapped individuals might
not suffer-
He declared that he was ready to stand
before the people of the state in justifica-
ton and defense of the policy of the state
to apply the sales tax to gasoline to the ex-
tent necessary to meet the appropriations
if the general fund shuold prove insuffici-
cient for that purpose
Governor may be right, but we do not
agree with him. We are as strong and per-
haps little stronger for the schools than
Governor Hoey is. He recommended big
boost in tuition on our own state students
in our institutions of higher learning and
we have vigorously opposed it.
No, sir, we do not favor Gripping the
schools or other essential obligations of the
state, but there are other ways of getting
additional revenue besides taxing motor
ist to DEATH. He is already carrying more
than his share of the burden and we.are
bitterly opposed to any diversion what
ever. If the highway department doesn't
need all of the revenue it is getting, (and
from the condition of our mountain roads,
it certainly does need it, let's give the mo-
florists breathing spell and pass reduc-
ton back to them They have been car
rying a heavy load and need to rest.
Why doesn't Gov. Hoey and members of
the budget commission investigate some
other forms and sources of taxation? Other
states have some good laws that might be
adopted in North Carolina and they tax
those who are most able to pay, instead of
those who are least able to pay.
The highway fund is distinctly class
tax and it is not right to divert this money
to the general fund!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02

ervisors excellent progress has been made
in this neglected field of training Fifty
thousand of our 236,261 illiterates have
been taught by WPA Education program
during the past four years. They have not
only learned mere reading and writing,
but through adult education their lives and
homes and communities have e n
changed.
The WPA teachers have shown us the
way and have demonstrated in Ashe, as
we'll as in every county in the state, what
can and should be done in the adult field
but the federal government is gradually
reducing its appropriation to this great
work and it is now becoming imperative
that states and counties set aside funds to
carry forward this program.
AS the result of survey made by State
Supt Clyde Erwin, it is estimated that
there are over 10000 school patrons who
are illiterate Just think of that. Thou
sands of parents who cannot sign their own
children's report cards.
This fact alone presents challenge that
should not be ignored by the present Gen
eral assembly and for the welfare of the
state, substantial appropriation to- carry
on the fight against illiteracy should be
made.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
FORESTS PROTECTED BY CCC

The three major destroyers of the ma
tons foreSts-fre, insects and disease
have encountered a conquering army in
the sock troops" of the CCC. Enrollees
have spent 100000 man-days of labor
fighting forest fires during five years of ser
vice. They have built many thousands of
miles of irebreaks throughout the pine
stands of the southern states, and they
have proved of inestimable benefit in hold
ing fire losses to first-rate minimum.
The war Waged by the CCC against the
silent tree killers, such as disease, insects,
and fungi, has aided the country in keep
ing the national forests in healthy grow
ing condition. Although less dramatic and
spectacular than fre-fghting, the protec
ton of the forests against these menaces is
as important as the protection against fire
and requires the sterling qualities of pa
tience and hard work
The improvement program of the CCC
forest wealth of the country especially
in the South, where large areas of land
have been acquired and added to the ma
tional forests These lands had been heaVi-
ly logged and subjected to severe burning,
and the CCC work program is helpful to
restore them. A dual accomplishment can
also be recorded in that the CCC has not
only built forests, but it has also built men.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
PARAGRAPHS

After hearing and reading the major part
of Adolph Hitler's long sixth anniversary
Nazi celebration speech to the Greater
German Reichstag Monday afternoon, our
opinion of this great human menace to
world peace hasn't changed bit. His pledge
of support to Mussolini definitely Indicated
that these two men are out to rule the
world if they can. Of course we admire any
country for endeavoring to progress and to
improve conditions for it's people, but the
tactics which these two men are using are
contrary to all laws, order and JUS
tice 1t is high time for the great Demo-
cratic powers to tell them where to stop!
If they don't stop them now with agree
ments they will have to fight them later on
battlefelds
West jefferson is not the only place in
the United States where wind really blows
and it is probably not the "Windiest' spot
on the globe, as we sometimes think. Mon
day a 6O-mile-an-hour wind swept the Bos-
ton harbor.
Ashe county should be proud of the
splendid record which many of it's college
students are making this year. We are es-
pecially impressed with the we'll deserved
and distinguished honors that have been
conferred upon Miss Josephine Robinson,
Kyle Dickson and Thomas GRAPHICAL at
A. S. T. c.
The Jeffersons Rotary Club is to be high
ly commended for its interests in the pub
lie schools of the county. The debating
contests on the subject of "Resolved that
vocational training is of more value than
cultural training to Ashe county high
school Students, should serve as another
means of stressing the fact that agricultur-
al departments are badly needed in our
high schools.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Goodman Appeals
f or Protection
OF Quail In Abe
Season Doesn't Close Until
Feb Is, But Game Warden
Doesn't Want All Killed.
OTHERS CLOSED

A suggestion and appeal was
made this week by H. T. Good
man, county game warden, to
the hunters and sportsmen.
In order to protect the game
for the next season, Mr.. Goodman
recommends that after February
1st., hunters and the public in
general start protecting the quail
by feeding them during cold,
snowy weather. The quail season
does not close until Feb. Is, but
the season on all other hunting
is closed.
His statements are as follows:
''As it seems that the open sea-
son on quail runs too late and
especially in the mountain Sec
ton of the state and as we have
had a good supply Of quail and
plenty of good shooting and since
we now have plenty left for seed,
I think it would be wise in order
to have a good supply next fall
if the hunters and sportsmen
would protect the quail after
February LIST.
'"The season on all hunting ex-
cept quail is already closed and
we do not want to kill out all our
birds.
eff you know a covey of quail,
why not go out and scatter some
feed and help them to get
through the winter. And wouldn't
it be be fine thing if hunters
who do not own land would 60
out to some of the farms on which
they have been hunting and ask
the owners to let them help feed
and protect the birds. Certainly
those men would appreciate that
attitude and would be glad fol
you to hunt next season.
'The only way to have plenty
of game is to protect them anc
not kill all of them"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
LET'S FIGHT ILLITERACY

Remarkable progress has been made in
the public school system in North Carolina
during recent years and with increasing
interest being placed on more vocational
training, we will make still greater strides
in the future.
But one vital phase of our educational
program has been greatly neglected and
that is "adult education".' Surprising as
it may seem, North Carolina ranks And
in illiteracy, with an average of ten per-
cent of it's population being unable to read
or write.
Under the brilliant leadership of Miss
Elizabeth c. Morris, state director of the
WPA and State-Aid Adult Educational pro-
grams in the state and her staff of able sup
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Reservoir For
Parkway Being
Constructed Now
Mountain Streams Will Fur
ish Water For Bluff Park
And Tourist Resort.
WPA AND CCC HELPING

Construction of a reservoir to
provide water for a tourists
lodge and other proposed estab-
liShmentS in Bluff Park on the
Blue Ridge Parkway near the Ice
Rock in Allegheny county is now
under way, it was learned here
this week.
The water supply will be de-
rived from a small stream fed by
a half dozen springs near the
summit of the Blue Ridge and a
dam is being built where the
waters of the different springs
unite to form the stream.
The dam site is in a deep ra-
vine and the dam at the high
est point will be 81 feet. Stone
with which to build the dam is
being blasted from Immediately
above the dam site, at the same
time providing more water space
above the dam.
The water will be pumped from
the dam to tanks located on top
of the mountain. Plans call for
placing one large water tank
within or on the hotel and anOth-
er at another point within the
park and on top Of the mountain.
Meanwhile, development work
continues through the 1000 acres
park which lies along the summit
of the mountain amid rugged
mountain scenery in both Wilkes
and Allegheny counties. Engin-
GERS have made a preliminary
survey of proposed lake near
the base of the main ridge forma-
ton on the Wilkes side and on
the west prong of Basin Creek.
WPA labor is being used in the
park development work, which
will likely continue for the next
few years.
The Bluff Park is planned as
the outstanding recreation center
along 10O-mile section of the
Parkway extending from the
Grandfather mountain through
northWeste North Carolina into
Virginia.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
NOTICE OF SERVING SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION

NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
JULIA A. STANSBERRY, Widow
of VIM. H. STANSBERRY,
Deceased
VS..
J. N. STANSBERRY, l. w.
STANSBERRY, ROSETTA S.
RAY, And Husband, J. R. RAY,
CLEMMIE S. BLEDSOE And
Husband, w. w. BLEDSOE5
DORA S. TOLIVER And Hus-
band, MARTIN TOLIVER, E. l.
ROBINETTE, VICTORIA S.
WOOD And Husband, J. L.
WOOD, BERTHA S. GALLO
WAY And Husband, GLENN
| GALLOWAY, And JAMES
THOMAS STANSBERRY,
Minor, By His Mother and
Guardian AID Litem, HAZEL
STANSBERRY
The respondents, l. w. STAINS
berry, Rosetta S. Ray and hus-
band, J. R. Ray, and Dora S.
Toliver and husband, Martin
Toliver, will take notice that a
proceeding entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe County, North
Carolina, the purpose of which
is to procure the allotment OF
the dover of Julia A. Stansberry
in the lands of VIM. H. Stansber-
ry deceased, and further, that the
respondents aforesaid are re-
quired to appear at the office OF
the Clerk of Superior Court OF
Ashe County in the courthouse
at Jefferson, North Carolina,
within ten days after the 25rd
day of February, 1889, and an
swer or demur to the petition in
said proceeding, or the petitioners
will apply to the Court for the
relief sought in the petition.
This 31st day of January, 1889.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
Clerk Superior Court, Ashe Co.
2-2-4t
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
nAN
and
Ke4neN
BY
TROY
ISAIAH
JONES

The President wants to blank
ct all w. P. A. administrative
| workers under aid service. Looks
sorter like he is trying to klver
up something with the shower
handles supporting all these
blankets, it will look sorter like
an Indian village OF wlgwams or
Omar, the tent-makers factory.
The height of inhospitality,
showing a guest a robbers tracks
and telling him he will find his
breakfast at the end OF it.
A school boys definition of a
skeleton, Bones with no people
on them.
School boys in Germany are
taught to give the Nazi (nasty)
salute. Look how far advanced
we are. They come to school here
already knowing it.
If you don't believe there are
still lean years just watch w. P.
A. workers.
The next movement of the gov
eminent is to subSidize the SOW
ing of wild oats.
The laws of nature are true
And rarely ever clash,
But when she made the lightning |
bug
She surely made a flash.
They need a cookoo clock in !
the General Assembly to remind
them it is time to wind up their
speeches.
Wonder how long the legisla- !
tive doze will last?
Inc government is determined |
to have peace as long as it cost |
more than war.
1t is wonderful what a little !
insect powder could do for the
world. If some one would |
sprinkle a little on Hitler and |
that garlic smuggler in Italy
He is so low down and common, |
his name should be spelled with !
a small n" to conform with a
rule of grammar.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
HAFER is HONORED

B. L. Hafer, owner and man
ager of the Parkway Chevrolet
Company, received distinguish
ed honor last week when he was
appointed on the National Chew
rolet Dealer Committee. In the
CarolinaS' zone there are only
about 10 dealers on this COM
mlttee which co-operates with
the in mapping out future plans
for construction of the cars, mer-
chandising and so on.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02

merits of the sun-bakes versus
the oVen-bake method.
Some, however, can down the
clay without any heat treatment.
One said, 81 always eats some
when l comes to dig. l can't dig
none until l has eat some"
Some swallow the entire mat
ter, while others chew the dirt,
swallow the juice, and spit out
the residue.
1t was found that the practice
is observed here chiefly among
negro women and girls. Men or
boys, when questioned, may ad-
nit reluctantly to having tried it,
but usually will say they have
discontinued the practice. The
practice in Charlotte is believed
to be caused-not by lack of suf-
ficient food-but by an intense
craving or the clay, particularly
among women.
Symptom of Disease
The practice is found to be
very common among young Wom-
en- suffering from chlorosis, which
causes them to display a deprav-
ed appetite for the clay. ClOr-
osis is an anemic disease of young
women, characterized by a green
is or grayish-yelloW color of the
skin, weakness, palpitation, men
strual disorders, and impaired
digestion.
Medical authorities discourage
the practice on grounds that it
tends to cause intestinal disord
ers. Uncinariassis (hookworm)
is sometimes produced by geo.
phagiSm, the hookworms getting
into the blood stream through
the intestines.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
JEFFERSON POST OFFICE
IN A LARGER BUILDING

The Jefferson post office is now
occupying larger and more COM
modious quarters located in the
Odd Fellows building just be-
yond the Northwestern Bank.
Miss Irene Morphew, postmis-
tress, stated that she is we'll
pleased with this new location.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
MISS WRIGHT DIED SAT.

Miss Margaret Evelyn Wright,
an aunt of P. C. Wright, West
Jefferson freight agent, died at
her home near Abingdon, Va,
last Saturday morning with heart
trouble. Miss Wright was 81
years old. Funeral service was
held Sunday at the Zion Metho-
dist church.