has been sent
eling
the government doct
health cent
hild care
child care,
struction in
Tg
rH 5
"
Naturalist Describes and
Names Eighty-Six Species
of Browns and Grizzlies
Lincoln's Wealth at Time
of Death Was $110,296.80
tive %
and Thomas
£36.765.60,
and cargh., Notes
proximating $5000 i
administrator's papers as *
Lack of Water in Blood
May Increase Temperature |
A new theory as to what fever is
caused by is propounded by the New
York Medical Journal. Recent studies
prove that a lack of water In the blood
may bring about a rapid and high in-
crease In temperature, even as high an
120 degree ¥. Other investigators had
reported temperatures of this abnor
mal height in rare cases of hysteria,
but these had not been nccepted gen
erally, it being believed that such tem-
peratures were physically Impossible,
Their certification by later observers
No medical aid is given by
given advice and in-
Nothing
to Do With the Tides
bas aroused discussion of the question
of the cause of fever,
Modest Apprehension
A Dubious
“I have never a«
Blessing.
witrary to the
sald a prof
teed «
mscience,”
“Well, some of us,” sald a bystander,
“are not blessed with such easy-going
consciences,”
invitation to the Dance.
“Shades of Chesterfield! What an
invitation to the dance.”
“What did the young
the girl, colonel?”
“Come on, kid; let's jazz”
man say to
Rain Neeced for Tea
Tea requires a rainfall of 60 inches
and irrigation will not serve in lieu
thereof, as au somewhat humid atmos
phere Is needed,
/
| Average Size of Milady’s
Shoe Is Now 5 or 514, Due
To Walking and Athletics
The
harder
would have a
Cine
fairy
time
today,
lnrger
known
one of
factories,
the
“Englishwomen's fee
leng
prince
than ever fitting his
women's feet
year. This
managing
«t London
derelln because
year by
hy
are growing
fact
director
te the
iI8 mt
Of the larg
shoe
Inst fifty
he
“During
i sald,
years,"
| creased enormously th, A No.
In
worn by the
of
was
the
as the
in middle
averns
My
nventions by Women Are
on Increase—First Was
by Connecticut Matron
aaNet bbb bbs era
THE TWO VILLAGES
BR
+
-.
.
.
or
First Cremation of Human
Body in America in
17
1
bev
ie 8. 1
Henry 1
of the colonies
im gioneore wil
ding t!
Lauren 1
Charleston
1792, and tl}
In will
enjoined
Paris, «
Colonel
tion
ber 8
| mated,
nes oe
ere he was
provided
this and son to cause
his body wrapped in twelve
| yards of tow cloth and burned until
| It was entirely consumed, His bones
i 1 collected and deposited
wherever might be thought proper.
CPi
he for
his
vis
to be
| were to
Where Oysters Get Their Food
The main food of oysters and other
bivalves Is vegetable dust “which is
found, either in suspersion in the
water, or deposited as the thin upper
layer of the bottom Itself, lifting and
spreading at times In stormy weather,
but only to be precipitated anew
later on.”
DANUBI
~ederation Is Formed on Paper
by Plotters in Switzer-
land.
DETAILS ARE NOT
Exiled
of Their
Their P
Rulers, Seeing the Hepelcssness
Cause, Now Center All
y
]
ottine
ng on One Great
Scheme,
©
EGGS DROPPED FROM
STATES
alm
Ba
Thinking.
HOME
AIRPLANE UNBROKEN
~~
iH
egos ag of 1
over the eng ul from Coll
Production for Year 1919 Broke
All Records.
Worth Almost Three Times as Much
as Average for Five-Year
Period.
Washington.~The value of crops
ropean war, according to the report of
“On the
af all crops produced In 1910 is $15.
R73.000.000, compared with $14,222.
000,000 for 1918; S13.470,000,000 for
1017: £0.054.000,000 for 1016: $6,112.
000,000 for 1014; and £5,820 .000.000 for
the five-year average, 1010-1014. These |
values represent gross production and |
— >
Funeral Held for Cat.
Pet of New York Woman
+ r
er « ate of
Herodins of New
feline's "remains
on the estate
Hyacinth, a Persian
have £A000, was greatly
treasured by Mrs Herodias,
and when it dled at her home In
New York the owner had the
body borne here in a special au
tomobile truck.
Mrs 3
York, and
buried
the
were
casket
to
in a metal
v ail
cat, sala
Cost
ade
oO
op
The
1010
not net returns to the producer
value of live stock on farms In
Car Rams Into
Man as He Is
En
lh
Mich,
CALIFORNIA RICE DOES WELL
Pro
Agricultu
Crop
Industry
Mil
Della
New uces
Worth
of
the state
trae
oli
¥ ££
terms of real « ities ¢
Omn omparative
which are given ia fore
he values,
monetar:
increased
of other
groups of producers in the nation, and
that their purchasing power has Rept
pace in the rising scale of prices”
staten {
+R
ents of
v or fe Ww
going tables, increased
however, do revea®t that the
returns to the farmers have
with
proportionately those
Aged Fiddler Plays.
Fremont, O.—~"Rat™ Gould, cham-
pion oldtime fiddler of America, cele
brated his eightieth birthday anniver
snry with a dance in the Mutual Ald
hall in Bellevue. “Rat” furnished the
music, Old-fashioned dances were re
vived,