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Windows
' I! the ego-old expression “My
hoe is my fortune. " were applied to
Aha windows of the shops in this
,5” today we bclioxe our merchants
‘ ‘ in for a. splendid business 3ear.
tin surprising what can be done.
:11! we feel sure that the residents
of the city are delighted with what
f been done.
ygflndows that have looked dull
and drab for years have taken on a
that not only adds to the at»
the business streets
but has a. ‘selling” power that will
Mound to the fortune of the store
"Inez-chant.
flere have been merchants who
L‘never gave a. thought to the appeer—
-' nice of their windows Same thing
‘ every day. But the fact that Nor-
lk has come out and seen and
1"330131.11 conquered by the artistry of
the window dressers will probably
awoken these merchants to the fact
that the face of their store adds to
their fortune. -
Window shopping is one or our
,. test outdoor sports and if the
window displays are kept up in
beauty and attractiveness ~so much
“ better for busineg generally in the
%city.
The merchants hsxe shown that
they do not need to take a. back
-‘ asst tor any other city. They ere
aggro. . And Nor-walkers are proud-
or than ever today of their shops.
he judges looked the windows
over yesterday and t eir decisions
will be announced tomorrow nlgbt.
Who will be the Winners?
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A TDIELY WABXIN G
(Winsted Citizens)
A warning that is obviously timely
has been sound; d by the Journal 0:
one. American Medical Association.
V In it. the writer scams the “eat
more" campaigns that have become
so common of late and deduce that
the time has come "for calling a
he}: to the growmg procession of
slogans that. pretended to bring new
panaceas for health and nutritive
well- being to 518.121»: ‘nd. "
In support m *’;= contention, he
points out tl lat Li inery now does
much of the won; -ormerly accom-
plished by hum an muscles and that
because of. this development and
‘ modern transportation methods the
, average human bcmg requires less
-alsetoorl than farmer‘s
There seems to be a, good deal of
mid common sense in the argu-
merit. especially as a. literal applica-
110., of the 51an or various food
producers would leave little time for
y occupation except eating.
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*ARTED: A be) for baker3
Ens: come well- bred, be a; early
riser. born in the (3) east. 2. good
mixer. He will get his dough every
Saturday night—The Progressive
Grocer. ‘
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The {emperature was higher Wed»
rnay almost generally east of the
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and towering in matter. ' '
bends; '32:» box must have we ,
duty he is morning. we '11
set nimmreight; " And so he swift-.-
ly Mel his papers. aunties day;
two Airedale: scrap. to which some
iomcate clawing each others rurl
apex-t. he gets a tritium! inving that
so hard to please; end it we tell to
\ bless him our tribal name in Channel
in THE DAYS, i-uews
cumin a. neon
Prize in Physics for 1934. is trons-
in: much interest in scientific circles
because of the fact thin, unlike
most recipients of the prize, he is
virtually unknown to\1he scientific
fraternity.
E has spent the last 10 years
car as on private research activi-
ties in physics but it «as not until
peered that strontium. was drawn to
him. The Swedish Royal Academy
of Science accepted this book as
“the bee: book of the your in the
Scientific world.”
A letter from the nominating
committee praised the logionl de~
velopment 013' the theories, which,
it generally accepted. will revolu-
tionize scientific thought.
Page’s theory is based on our-
unit atomic theory. such as Bohr'a
but with the unique addition or a.
special atom which he calls Re-x
or Rex. This ’ntom is a repellent
force pre§ent in all chemical com-
binations. _It explains the dain-
tegrative processes which break up
compounds by overcoming coho-
slon. The velocity at the Rex
atom varies. and st various mics
determines its identity as light,
heat or electricity. Electromag-
netic (radio) waves, color and
light. are identical In nature.
”though not in degree. There is
no other. Gravity is not a. mass
attraction, but a. phenomenon ro-,
sulting from the impact 0! the
repellent force on the earth’s
surtnco. Page holds that clestial
Bodies are normally circular tether
than elliptical. as ’Kepler and his
successors have taught. V»;
Page is a. graduate of the Uni-
versity of Illinois and received
several degrees Irom that insti-
tution. After graduation he
taught mthemaiice in Iowa col-
leges {or several years.
REAL mm MUSIC
St. George's Episcopal church; ii:
New York accorded an honor to the
baritone soloist or‘ its choir at the
afternoon-service yesterday. when
a musical program made up largely
or his compositions was rendered.
says the Bridgeport Telegram. The
man thus honored was Harry '1‘.
Burleigh. a. negro, whose name has
become known to music lovers the
world over because 0! his muslclanly
arrangement of negro splrltunle—
the old camp meeting songs or the
South
Exceptiqg only the adaptations ot
Indian tribal melodies which have
been used by McDowell. Calm and
others. these old New tunes are
the most genuine "American mu-
sic" there is. If popularity among
other nations is th e tax—that-
popularity among: people at good
taste whose opinion is worth some-
thing—then they“ are the best we
have produced.
When Anton Dvorak. the great
Bohemian composer visited this
country and became familiar with
these old Negro melodies he was at
once struck, by their men and
beauty. After expmuing his opin—
ion or the foolishness or American
composers in neglecting this» vol»
his case by taking “Swing bow,
Sweet Chariot." as the central theme
or his New World sympmy,'*in
the other themes of that'sreat work
likewise being ednpuflons o: Nona
tunes. The world in consequence
we: not only the richer tor In an»
darts-ins notation to Its storehouse
or music. but American composer)
in more: received, 3 M- “W
their 30183. um Salt no 3639! to
nearly breaks his heart. , an pa: _
trons‘ frowns diairen him. is strive; ' '
his book “Rex. the LIIQ Atom." AP. A
derfui thematic. material. he proved
and l! he stops or miles to melon
The recent nomination or Cam'
S. Page, Chicagoan. for the Noble'
POE‘S GWEGS
‘It is outlook: to mcpnclle the fig-
uro or Poo, as drawn in the popu-
lar imagination; n woe begone’ hulk
pursued by delirium tremens end
about. 0: tome: loves, “with the
author of the following paragraphs
(Rom “Fifty Suggestions”)
“I can see no objection to Bentle-
men ‘standing (or congress.‘ provi-
thelr Tanning tor congress i: any
are in a. very great hurry to is:
there. but it“ would ~be & Mom 1!
info films “I“ m confirm 19;!“
they arrive.” »
"Newspgper «more seem to five
conptitutlons closely clamor to those
cot-the. Deities in "Wfill‘lfiill.’ who
cut each other to pieces over? my.
and ye: get up perfectly sound are
fresh every morning."
“‘Ignoranco is bliss—but. that
the bliss be reel. thoiznam my“
be so protfaund as not to amt it~
self ignorant."
"Thai: there were once. 56% who
men' is by no means, strictly speak-
in: an historical not; and I am
rather in nod en mi: x~_»tho loos.
among th Kamh’” '
“Mr. L-—-—-~1s :requently spoken
of as 'one 01 our moat industrious
writer-wont! i‘n too: when we con-
elder how much he has written, we
perceive it at once that he must
have been industrious. or he could
never have so thoroughly succeeded
in keeping himsel! tram being
‘telked about."
‘ O O 0,
An idea. of the enormous and me-
ticnlous reading at Poe can, be
grasped tram o. 31mins into discover
ies he made in the realm or tho
printed page and not flown in a}, con-
fused mm in a. commonmltoe not.
book. Here are a. to! of them: "
The J’snltu 0! Solomon. which
centeins 18 psalms. ie’ a work which
Winona in (itself in the? fibril-v
of WMAugeiauxjge It is euppmd not .30
be Solomon's but the work of some
Hellenistic Jew, and composed in
1131334101: ot David's peeling The
plum: was known, in; on
and we”: formerly» in its famous
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ded they stand to one side. not to,
some or them could be persuaded
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but even later; on Jun? ‘93: : '
word is properly You. Web. we-
minded at Ylh. 0363363 ”(I Wait;
inc. It: tun mum: is the sell-
eximnx essence emu mm -. . The
were modeled meadow in I Tim-
othy in. s. m the: mm W '
senior-5‘ in Titus ii. 3 an wrangle
devil; in the original excel: at the
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onion. Wanda tln hm or
the obscure. one: 2;: mini-k of
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this}; which m to the saviour
of the Church. It gloat not like er:
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»- .vnenw magnum,
1' The housewife wee busily on
' on with on auto walnut
when she now tho
rent collect coming up the path
Ito the door. She lnstrucoed her lit-
tle m to answer the bell and tell
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hiding piece. she crouched behind a. ,
clotheshorse, on which the clot!“
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the “3‘6, seem-4m tents hams
instructions; When be men finish-
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find remarked:
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enigma celebrated unis. lien mu
bu.» little here below: nor wants tho;
little‘lont.’ are stolen from Young
who has fine wanis but little out
that little, , lonz’. . .. Archbishop
fisher. in a. manuscript of St. Pat-
Men’s Lite, we Minnie been round
at Lonnie on an original at a vol-g.
remote ante. «teem! several on“?!
pauses perished trend we own
writings. . . .The noble skulls 02 Mi!-
ton. of Satin with the rising sun. In
the first bm of ‘PMO Lost.’ hag
I nearly ocon‘sionod the sum-easier; at
that. epic: it was supposed to can:
lain a troosonable allusion: '. _
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lines Mention! in the Iliad and
say. . . A comedy or opera. by
drelni was the origin 0: ‘Parnd
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model or .mlion‘s Adair. . .o {23'
the ten tragedies which no htii-lbuf
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onion“, nine m on» Greek subject;
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the whole period of the Middle .43” i. .
or use extol mill“....1ti_s
morgue that much at what Celia;
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inactive. Hoe: eunuch Cruslwesm
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lion, whither the cflrnlnll was me.
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her the: next lime she m down '
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take her feet with. her.“
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trip to California. end new in ,
one: mnmm a. was, invitefi~
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