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5' sue: HAD on HAD BEEN
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"Y I)“. MORRIS FISIIBX’LIN
'l'hu llcnlilt Mnguzim‘.
A BABY In
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Thin in tlw 51‘t'i‘lllil u! nacrirn ni‘
nl'lli‘li‘:} on mollmrhmnl.
Most of Hl‘.‘ trouhlwu of tho curly
months whwu a. child in in ho hum
arc the rr-sult (-t‘ the ntmorptiou oi?
tho body of thb mother of certain
hy-prurlurin ot' the livwloplng child.
Ansm-lutl-ll with thin uhnomtlun of
poisons: in nu upm-t. stomach, pro-
ducing; n limrnliil; nunma fitlllltlllllll‘fl
no H“\€‘l"l am to uranium: (lvrilnlto til-
now.
liemluclw oitnn is n. Mnmtutn, or»
ru-vlnlly ii’ iiilf't‘c in nnuwn ultliout
tim rolil-t nit‘orrlwl hy l‘J'Ji'ilUll oi’ the:
mucun in ”it: niolnm-h. ’ihv [mum-n
tnny coma on in \rurm :llul mnlm‘
tho pullout {col dizzy, ospreiully
when there is no toorl in tho atom-
rich.
(fimtscn n! Noun-n.
L'nrlci'r such r-nntiltlotw. uomon
frequently lose their intro-9H. in {mid
and amnion unusual food cravings.
Sometimes vermin odors will excite
tho most. aurora mum; and the
woman will dcvclon nn antipathy to
the odor of lOl'lfltfii‘O, of fish. it? per.
inmost. or otht‘r suhstunm-s for which
who. has proilously hurl no disgust.
Hmncilmcs :mscr-iutml ulth this.
tlwm in an unusuully lurgc amount
of saliva which tvnds naturally to
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L’s-1‘l'ouhlr‘s ut [Curly Mouths.
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mnphsmizo tlm rliraiurh'mm'u in . .. «,
lllHlillll‘t“H tho lllOillt'i' will It ~l iwr »
li‘ shn will out it [Mr i‘l‘.li 1 4 l«
mum: niry tuunt. huforu gutting t... 1,
ll'lu‘lltttl‘lllltg.
11w lit-‘H ui' :mpotltr: rhnuitl lltl
pr‘rmiiinrl tn lntcrir-rc with tho vii
volupmvnt or" the rhih‘l or lltl . t.
holly. it. is; tturmnl tor lif‘l' tn ;;
mum \wligl‘ll liut'lut: inn 1
lllflllillll of tho prmstms.
It in llil'l‘t'hhiil‘y tor hcr‘ to I . .
I'lF‘llllllJ‘: amounts at” specific 2 t .
unlistmmen in nt'tlH' to prom-r l,
own l’inzly and in uwuru tlir, L'i ‘ .
of the child. 'l‘ho (till Hnyinx. "i
m-t‘l'i' i‘linil at tooth," nrnw truth 1‘ .
oxpvrlrncnu iifisuclii‘ir'tl \~.ltl. lilill
or nutrition (luring.r tlu‘: pro: v n. w
the child's d"‘\'t.‘lopllltfl'll.
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Alfioug otht-r curly syrmlton .s .4
an incronsu in tho size nt‘ Hu- l‘l‘
(inc to tho. development at gimm-
that, the, mothrrr may l'llll‘tal" ihv- i
As the condition devolops. tlw it
usually a. gradual normummluilw 1‘
lllt' system to unusual jl‘l'llflilili'
The wise vmu‘mn. mi mun m. ',.
(liszcuvcrs thmso rnriy reigns \mi ,
hcruc’it' unlirr 1hr: l‘iil'i:
tvnt. nhysiclnn, lmth
sake and that of
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child.
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This inst rivals with writtmt Eng-
lish. It premium i0!) ihmrruvt neu-
tcnrr-s. Make thn nrccrssnry correc-
tions and check them With tho sen-
tonrns which are \\‘l‘lUi‘ll correctly
on tho (:lufisiilml mm":
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1‘» 'i'lw nfl‘wi mu: got-wants.
tw—‘Who did you SN“ sf‘txl’fl‘dfti7
tho zoo.
(3-w- ll" told ”it lloy it) quit-lily Hill
to the rum-(-. '
T-«l soon him yrwtvrlizly.
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A'v"‘.]i.‘hn in tho iullnsi of tlictliu‘o.
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l“~-"i‘lu-Oi‘t?€! art, th: tickets."
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JAUNTY PAT AT
. the center.
lfi—l-lehor of tho ihrrrc-nutos \rilli
.. ':1n :1 _\ontl1 unlicr Cl yours titre. in tlw illi‘ (luring tin; \H'lim
with 1‘ ‘
avoided.
Pat McDermott, now ogtrtulvtor the murdé-r 0! Editor Don R. Mallet:
at Canton, 0.. was Jaunty and unrui‘flrd when 11c and the jury that. will
decide his mm were (alum to the scene of )tollctt‘; (truth.
ls shown here with his guards at the scene.
Tom-hint; I‘urmcr» By l‘ilm.
PARIS, (Ai’) ... 'lim Almiw: n
Agrhsulturo has minimum nu ..,
tlonnl film set-tire- tor th»: l"'!,"t
country (lintricts. so for this»
.1 library L‘SJIHH tiints Shawn:
rnodm'n and conomiml ntwtlmlu (‘
farming, sturlt' ruining, run-i l"
norm‘iun und Htut‘liz'g, pulllzr
l'l‘lVlliI‘, hygiwnu, unit thild
l'.t.f l
.‘l-~».\’onv; or lhv: :rlisvmfl‘t: \"ei'c corv’ 'l‘hr 'pit-iurm 44m rilli|1llt.li ll'v’
rem, i
anybody who: run show lit: can t»,
,good tire of thorn.
im- llow muny littfiztlo are: more in,
TM! I‘ll-fl'i’ttlons usr‘ll unit-ms 2,?
garlic in tinslr mlurin thouxutnh (t
, hrs ago.
- ~ ”my-.. . "wwww
By increasing; tho mnouttt of NW
wilting 0: plums inllwnw L'u‘l ta
MURDER scum;
lit-Dermot:
lie is tho little chap in
Corn" Palace ‘Uniqif‘e
’S. Dakota Institution
MITCHELL, s. D. "(A‘le—In tint;
' Chemical Development
Of Mussels Under Teslt‘
MUSCATINE. lown, (Am. —— Li."
chell stands a large auditorium-
bullding. covered with elaborate.
conventional designs‘ of corn and
grains. known as‘ihc "World's Only
Corn Palace."
Every fall, the Corn Poince Show.
an annual celebration now [or 34
years. attracts thousands from every
corner at South Dakota. and from
near and distant states. .
It. was In July. 1892, that two
pioneers of Mitchell. L. ‘E. Beckwlth
and the late L. 0. Gale. fouuuod‘ the
corn palace. An'audltorlum was built.
at. the then stupendous cost. of $2,-
076.48. and was ready (or a grand
opening on September 28.
The'next year the building Ava:
enlarged to accommodate more, bull
(or six yea. thereafter no exposi-
tiona were held during the years or
drouLh and hard times. In 1900, the
third Corn Palace exposition. was
held and-two years in! r the com-
mitteo secured Iull corporate pow-
ers (mm the state.
A new Corn Palace building .WM
erected in 1905 gt a cost. of $15,000,
1nd by 1914 a. new and null larger
mine. was needed. Work was begun"
in 1950 on a 3250.000 auditorium.
”It! with tor additions. the'bultd-
infill now 3215.000
permanent supply' of mussel shells
the raw material for manufacturers '
of buttons, linife handles, booklet
and other ornamental' articles, 1.
promisedmy experiments being can ,
ducted at the United States biologi-‘
cal station at Fairpor“, near here
by Dr. M. M. Bills, of the University
of Missouri. -
Mussel beds ham heen built 1113‘
in the past. by Inoculating fish with
giochldlu. the tuna. ot' the mussel.
and releasing those "host" fish in
sections of tho river moot suitabln‘ ‘
for mussel shell production. Tit ‘
slochldiu dron of! and mature 1'11
thrc eor four years on tho river
bed.
‘Dr.‘ Eilts’ experiments cool: 3
methoflof chemically develortnz
the In it. to a {stage where the
'glochldla minimizing “planted" with-
out the use or "hast fish." thuaA
eliminating *hn uncertainty my id
who‘re Ulr- muwcls are to be grown. »
Button makers one in tho procesl
the possibility of developing pawl!!-
15* owned and stocked nitrate] bedl
similar to the oyster hcda.
Twenty-two pounds or ,uuxnr can
he mow {tom a. bushel of corn by ,
. meat at
a. new promuusod by the Depart- 3‘
Agricultufl. _
Norwalk Chronicler