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m parents and. m a whisper that .vas unknown to Appert and it was not _whlch Dr. Millikan is director, will ap- shades 599“ m the autumn display of .ieep cuff, is used; and a full muslin nlld "fat.“ All is density. and there ’ the .m. “ml.“ lq. .... ' 'l ”i”
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lus bacterlolomst. (llSCOVFi'Ptl liaClel‘ifl tive holds. “‘3'“ in“! beioming. ““93 a promi- as pictures of former generationsshow, of such a hand out of the depths of l lungs puff.“ a comm-v.» . r "‘ "'
tn . t‘ . v - n ' “ ~ .
no t p ace hopes are large and is suggested for “car under the dress- matertallsm. “hen won Had his or 5 oxygen is taken mm H r . ’ i;
l’1 x
to
‘-‘ “I shallow lake
3 i opens News.
. “Daddy. why do they always sing
fl’mee on Earth. Good Will to Men‘?
‘11, don‘t they sing ‘Good “'iil to
W' now and tllell?"—~lndlanapolis
Iowa.
Thunderstorm Spots.
The conclusion has been reached by
I well-known engineer who has given
Ille‘ subject considerable attention
that certain citivs. if not indeed most
inland cities of say 100,000 population
or more, appear to be “thunderstorm
“mtg." The observation has. been
made by it. E. Horton of Voorhees—
2 ville, N. Y.. “ho also points out that
with sandy mar
ligated in a forest may serve asgi:
7thundcrotornl breeder" and cites as
r00f of observations made by him
we: Oneida ltIkP, New York.—-lnd‘an-
o
Regimefit of Nurses Ready.
11) the event of another great out—
“.k of disease such as the influenza
Epidemic. tllc city of (lhicngtn‘las a
m militia ready to be called out on
I few hours' ll'lllt’P. This consists of
W trained women who have been
”egg for elllcrgency Work by a
mi of. instruction, and this organi-
. ... has been the means of cutting
’ ' x‘mteplznproving the sanitary
6| homes and has op-.
without cost to the
. ._.........~.
l'field until 1856.
that the scientific basis of running was
Jnderstood.
Prof. H. 1.. Russell or the l'nivcr-
ity of \Visconsin. using Pasteur's dis-
mvery. found in 1895 that the spoilage .
certain pea callllers were experiencing
was due to bacteria. Higher tempera-
ture of sterlization was found to he
lecessarv. I’rot‘
'ontitlued by Prof. Prescott and Prof.
'lldcrwood of the. Massachusetts Insti-
ute of Technology. \
Canning of oysters was begun in
:altimore in 1840 and the fol-
owing year the sardine industry had
its birth in Maine. The Puclllc'Coast.
however. dit‘» not enter the canning
However it was not until the Civil
War that a cunning factory was estab—
iished.
Canned goods. which formed the
principal rations of the. armies in the
\Vorltl War. ohviatcd the necessity of
soldiers at the front going without
food for several days at. u time. sucfi
as had been the cage in earlier wars.
it was Dr‘llllf‘d out at the convention.
The “for Department. during the
:ear and u half the l'llited States wasi
.l’. war. purchased for the American
‘ilfl .Mlieti Expentiitionary Forces 30$-
l'ih (hill cases of canned vegetables and
2.otltv.otm cases of canned fruits, it
was Sllt'VUn.
[a rm,- allnual output of canned foods.
tccording to the Census Bureau. ex-
reeds 37.00.000.006111 value.
’12! (1)1161; to createintemst. inoagned,
Russell's work wasl
"A part of the program from the. '
standpoint of physics.” said Dr. Milli-
kan. "involves the use of tremendously
high potentials which furnish tfie only
possible means of bringing to bear herel
on the surface of the earth such enor-
mously concentrated~ energies as it is
presumably subjected to in the stars.
"The facilities which are offered
here for the attack upon some of these
most fundamentalpt‘ all human prob-l
lcms are perhaps unequaled anywhere
in the world." he said referring to the
‘three laboratories. .'
THE OLD ONES ARE THE BEST
Michael Hooley was relating. his ex-
periences: “When I was a laborer I
was called lMike.‘ Then when i was
made a foreman.
business as a contractor and was ‘Mr.
Michael. Hooley.’ After a time i was
elected to the council and was' calledl
‘Michael Hooley,‘ FAquire.‘ Then, gen-v
tdemeu, you honored me by making
nge mayor. Lfit Sunday. on'the coca-l
sion of our first church arade. as it
was walking up the ais . the congre-'
gation rose and sang: ‘Hooley, Hooiey,
Lord God Almighty" "’
cucutzallgtlartus
‘w
' rm;
boon.
:ooda tile vgee‘k qt March ‘ s m bee
small alike. in trimmings there are
beads and embroidery. and the high
from en'ect is quite noticeable.
There. are modifications of the tri—
corn shape. and Spanish effects in
trimmings that / include dangling
earrings. The drooping feather will
be seen again this winter. Even kid is
included in the trimmings. one very
attractive shape of navy blue velvet
having kid morning glories in blue
covering the upturned brim. A large
picture hat is charming in fuchsia
shades, with panne velvet tacings In
lighter shade. French velvet flowers
are. fastened round the graceful.
slightly drooping brim. Spanish
. ’ they called ”let draped effects are also featured. and
‘Mlchael Hooley.’ Then I started m delicate figured veils will 'be much‘
worn. A graceful, hat is a toque of
fuchsia duvetyn. with a glycerined os-
trich feather mount.
A Charming Tam. '
: Nothing so enhances the charm of
sleeve. These open or imaging sleeves,
when used last winter in fur or cloth
coats had frequently the undersleeve
of silk or cloth. finished with a fur
wrist-band. This gave the necessary
warmth. .
The flowing sleeve, in dresses. will
.sometimes be faced with a contrast-
ing color. and in mazty‘cases pnllelll
and tunics will have racings to match
the sleeve facing.
Crepe, dc chine sleeves in ninth
lfiresses are another novelty prOliTlFe-ll;
and as for armhoies they cannot he too
large for the styles. . Some are oblong
and reach to the .waistlinc, while
‘others are broad and square. Vivid
'L-ontrasts in color between the dressy
.aud its sleeves ate ’seen.
Gowns Recently Seen.
Black chiffon and black lace were
Icomhinedjn a smart dinner gown re
.‘cently seen. This was a panel frock.
' accordion-platted panels of chiffon
5"““1‘485 the tam. but" does “ills“ to being hung over a satin foundation.
avoid _ the commonplace; it 'mn‘é’t be
elaborated distinctively and '
“with an air."
tilt; black tan: is decidedly chic.
"Wm therchit'fon.
Stitched with Silver '
thread andbearing an ostrich plume,
.. with lace.
.witll shorter panels of the lace over
This dress featured the
wide sleeves falling away from the
arms. They were of chitfon and edged
Si or gem-gain
' 3138
' fine
Another gown or Grecian ‘-
tlto :5 skirt-7
her hand. says one authority. "if )ou
attempt a keen analysis. he will
hiankly stare at you. No use trying
to lift him out of his trough of mate-
rialism. It can't be done. He
wants to know his brother’s name.
whether he is married. how many l'llll-
til-en. how long he will live, whether
he will he rich. and you cannot lift
illlu above this plane."
Last. we have the cautious person
who enters _: our rmlm with all air of
investigation and with the hands cur-
il-ted behind the back. where they are
l‘lil¥p(§(l. This person is timid and
well meaning. but suspicious of the
vtv'lle and merits find standing of
pulmistry. You must deal gently with
him; he is open to conviction. but
nmst he led andxannot be driven.
( Cartwright.)
w—O
\‘r'otth Cultivating.
1'30“" ricll is Mr. Gra‘bcoiu?"
"He must be quite wealthy.”
“Yes?"
would make a magnificent portrait
study." . -.
“Several {trusts have told him he
lungs bet-oint- ll'l‘llltlttl .l
signal to the brain illili .' fl",
ply is necessary. The trr‘w' "“ "M
to overcome tllis‘ short-A... of -\“~""
is. of course. to take 'll :4 i“ ""“E
amount or air at HllP tu- ii“:
the llPrvPS which regulate w l" if"? ”I
int: apparatus l‘l'Ht‘l upon . ... r“ 1'"
throat lllllsrles, causing l». .3 ...r “2
10 open wide. Expanuioll ..{ " t' --"*
'at the some time l‘t‘slll'e in ‘t' "if
halation of a lllllt‘ll largur :l', . ll" ‘
:lil‘ than is obtujllahle l‘ :v‘L‘l it;
dinury breathing. thus will. .'"'>'
needed amount of oxygen. ‘ “V
The reason that .vaxvlllllu ~ “ ~l‘
connected with a feeling nil" in
mks is because a desire for ~ "I ..-l..
Sign that the body is tired llll‘l W ‘thr
Int; a stimulant or some lill'tl’ " ""
l‘t’h't or an added amount “T 'V'Z'r'
th fut-El \"hlt‘ll keeps lllr‘ lilélhl”. A,"
nnt‘c hurtling brightly. 'l‘ll" ~-' ““0
lion which follows a )ll\‘ll r '3 "’ J
the fact that the hit-«ti llr‘. 01:;
- an extra sulltiiy of the mulw; "V I M
it needs and we llllllit‘tllL“".'~ l”- ""
,henefit of this.
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