The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-27

:. From the east another source reports that some
experts view Britans Ironsides' remark about Ger
many not having any generals of the major
psychological mistakes of the Roger Bjork-
lund husband Of Mike Brown, of this city, was
scheduled for France JAM by his company, the
for their work was sunk second held in for
egn port /. And he never one wave Of the
Pond which is a lucky stroke.
Newest thing in tourist shoppertunity is the
2-pix postcard that Photographic Rydhom is putting
up 1t gives our visitors two views, in some
instances three, of various parts of community.
Not bad for locals to in adv of the hamlet.
They'll probably be about the city in short time
You meet some funny people. Every and
then guys comes along who wants to talk
everything but war. :. Which burns you to the
crisp Since you have just dreamed out a neat
theory by which Czechoslovakia win the war.
Mahnomen is the wild rice center of the ma
ton. Very NICE Now some town must proclaim it
self the wild oats capitol Then watch which way
the tourists go. :. Our friends the mirrors for
U.S. Not always flattering; but forever honest
reflection of ourselves.
Today's street scene-The lad doesn't change in
this picture. But the scene shifts bit laziy.
The string of fish is the same. There's the same
jaunty set to cap too tiny straw hat too flop
py; the freckled nose the grin that cleaves the
face from to ear; the unruly hair. But the
pole gives way to steel. The hand over hand
line is now on a reel The dirtied barred feet
shod now. The propulsion is not along meander-
ing footpaths but by bicycle along main thorough
fares. . But the same proud rhythm generates
from that bicycle pedals whirl from the springy
gait of yesterdays fisherlad Not even bicycle
dim the victory of that moment-the triumphal
street march. All eyes upon you-you and your
first fish The novice; yet the artist of all fishery
A certain well-defned influx of itinerants into
this office the past week all wanting the latest issues
of the daily papers CT haven't seen the news in two
days) might be indicative of the resounding crash
of upset world at war-also of cold nights in a
box jungle. Paper isn't bad insulation against
the cold when you're without blankets
Dewey OGara's correspondence from the hgwy.
dept in the of several years would rival the
files of Cleopatra's pamour dept. It's over the
flooding of the underground crossing that makes
his house look like fugitive from a Mississippi
levee break every time there's downpour. Its
remedy may come soon-he hopes Some wives
can't well enuf to darn hubbys socks. But they
do all right in spotting his bone head plays way
across the bridge table:
Bill Benson is a recent foweraddict. 1t not
enuf that spring when he planted a batch of
gladiola bulbs that he should plant them three diff
ferent times, each time turning them right side
up Which is a different story. This year
Bill has bushes. A few Sabbaths
ago brother Walt tied sprig of rose blooms on one
of the embryo bushes Spying it, Bill was all a-twit-
ter. Not until he had called every member of the
family within shouting distance to view the marvels
of nature-and in particular of rose bushes, did he
tumble. It's the best family chuckle in a moon
Vera Jackson, daughter of the jooler who
photogenic enough for the Look photoman to take
coolies of shots of her, was pastered all over that
mag last issue. She appeared in the Quiz sector,
and again in Look adv The mag has asked
for release of rights on photos taken of her.
And she may, it's rumored, get the spot when
the S. c. portrait rates the sheet. Do you wonder
what happens to queens Of this and that? Elva
Cook the Westport young lady, who for two years
had ambitions to go to the University. And she
made it. Where she is studying home economics
Now they call them swim suits. They used to
say bathing suits Which was silly, of course. You
don't need a suit to meet a bathtub cake of
soap. But it doesn't matter what you call them
They're so tiny you stuff 'em in your bathing
cap without even taking down your hair!
Mrs. Gordon Morse calls her flower garden her
friendship garden. In it, besides her own plants
are those given her by friends 1t opened thought
on a proposal that Sank Centre have garden club
Members would exchange plants at given time
during the year. Interest prompted might bring
some species to the city than the usual
of amateur gardening effort. 1t might be
expanded into day in which the gardener OF the
city be recognized in civic wide acclaim as among
those working inconspicuously for city the more
beautiful.
Rosemary Morse has for five years kept scrap
book on Canadas most famous girls-the Donne
quints. Clippings and pictures trace the growth
of the little girls. :. Bob LATERAL, the telco man.
claims for his family direct descent from King
Louis XIV of France. Always curious over the re-
port the family few years ago traced it, established
it as fact One of Bob's forebears fled to Canada
in the Revolution in the late 18th century and estab
lished the American lineage.
You'll be interested in this living in Minnesota
as you do where the mosquitoes are so big that
never mind you've heard all those stories. But
out now is a new lamp for your porch an outdoor
light that sensational in that it is insect repel-
ing. It's light is a yeloworange glow that is said
to eliminate the strong violet and infrared values so
popular with insects that they flock to ordinary
lights as you know AS early 1927, lit on the
news SAYS research and experimentation direct
ed into the problem of light in its relationship to
phototropic insects: that is insects attracted to
artificial light. They found that it was the violet
end Of the visible light that attracted the bugs
1t says further that when the insects eyes come
within range of the correct rays of light source
a shifting pigment takes place that reacts on the
wing muscles in such a way to propel the insect
directly to the light And the poor bug can't
help it.