Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 10, 1924 · page 9

has“; butwhn he sew, i
to_1‘fi1n. mun-prise?

rein; he: 0:: her feet
matte hurried to

He

Sn order for none of:
men to hurt a. hair

a head as it has}. been
mm: In: wife walk.
come out or the swoon.
wry much term-bed to»
fold out on the grass
We ground, with her
Ker husband's knee. and
gin-prised when she found
”not only come there her-
no! run after climbing out

mans}: that small window?
I might believe a good deal.
I cum. :hrought that win-

31:: here never!
i m Bflly' 5 head appeared at
Wow, and with a shriek she
fip her arms. jerked hersel:
Mm’ her husband and ran
the open road. She was thus

3:1; a)» “"0831! BILLIO‘SS

my things are used? Ko-
knows.

m m accumulating no test
t5. United States that. there can
mister be any record or their

or use, says the National

Trade Council. Each gen-

has new uses for old things

no United States War Supplies

for the last war year can-

ofi._12£!,000 separate item in-

. mflLons at things and bll»

of values. One of these was
shells.

We!!! were originally used (or

Iby natives of tropical coun-
at! by moukeve to hurl at un-
visitors. Later a. hundred mil-
made yearly came to be 1:11-
into the United States, for
omen food uses. Then the
States army used cocoanut
1.30 make absorbent charcoal

’ kn.
m is a thing. a flowers a
' ' One hundred and thirty
ago it was maintained in the
States Congress that it was
reflective plm: for Ameri~
In this war cam: ogue o: 1-. 0. -
m cotton play ed 8 ch‘ e! role.
(I: of. factories w ere kept
11:11:: cotton to make under-
tents. sheets soc ks, Lire ma-
sznokeicss powder , hospital
' cotton, twine. hm ersacks.
m {ore two hundred and nine
articles made a: cotton by
factories. '1 There are pro-
1.930 different uses or cotton.
fix was coco llmatcd in its uses.
My there are 1:25 common uses
m oi 1mm :31 and artificial

the making of spears. or
, u firewooé. then (or
there are listed 10$
Lnder the word. fibre.

t to kind. t".1ere are

m. strings to plunhes.
oil suggests a few urea.
.. fag. Illuminating. 0.
There are 136 chie:
flmm Chinese tun; to

10 general use: one
from cone: ribs to

on uncountable variation
v are 49 specific kinds

do they come. all these
known. It 13 eon-

come tram one hundred
nine diam-ant countries
Tho? may come from the
w some of nitrates. In
autos alone sea. one In-
to use forty billion dol-

. at woridqudo antenna
m to: America: com-
mm”. or to retell
;- abject will be con~
430 ‘Eleventh Notional

‘ ‘ Carnation. to be
More, 5 and 8. to;

oourxehemidhewelfi
wdmmammrenamé
billy and Nannie frail! goon {timer
that (138163th affirming)

the regiment’e horses.
This was em! a.

where the new men were fizz-flied 3.6
be soldiers. For it me mom
that the United States got Ana-loge»
might have we:- with him

so they would nee?! more

in a. hurry. Conmneofly they had
established the“ camps all over.
the country in Moment miea so

as to have enough soldier: 1: rent " 7

war came. But everyone we) pray-
ing there would be no such strug-
gle, for the people at the United
States hate war and nlways try to
keep out or it 1!. mfiie.

(Aren't you anxious to know it
Billy and Nannie are going to stay a

camp?) . 7 , 7‘

standard. dictionary um seven nun
one-halt columns 01 fine type to try
to define the Word thing. It uses
eighteen main distinctions of men».
log and dozens o; sub-divisions. ,
The substance 0! these distinc-
tion: is that a thing is a thing. me
that there are a lot or them.‘ ’

comma-or IS 32mm:
(Ansonia. Senunei.)_

The report or the VCon‘neetlcut
State board or health~to the effect
that the State's death rate from all
causes ha.- been the iowe’st on rec-
ord curing the three years just end-
ed. should afford some proo! on
which is the healthier, an "open"
“ante;- or“: cold, severe one. So 19.:-
a: the figures show ,there is no par-
ticular difference in a healthfulneas
between a severe and a mild Winter,
so far as this region 15 concerned.
The year 1921, which was not par-
ticularly mild. cllmatically. showed
the lowest. death rate or all the three
year- covered by the report. the
death rate being 11.4 per thousana
whio thus far in 1924 the increase
has been still greater. despite lack
at the usual rigorousness 01 lbs win?
ter months.

The most striking point bfimgbt
out by the health department is
that Connecticut. despite the unava-
ablo comment sometimes bestowed
upon its erratic and changeable
commie, is a healthy state in
which we live. after all. People do
not die here any taster or sooner
than in other parts or the country.
or even as fast as they do in some
parts. Even the much heralded
climate of California is not stick a
guarantee o! long life as some would-
have us think. and Connecticut's 113-"
cord of 11.4 deaths per thousand :n

“21. compares most favorably with
the death rate of even the cholae‘et’
sections of the Golden State as cf~
finial figures will show.

 

 

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