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THE CENTRE REPORTER
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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920
| THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO |
Paragraphs of News Taken from the
Files of the Reporter of 1885.
September 2, 188s.
Grange picnic, Sept. 17, on top of Nit
tany mountain, near Centre Hall.
Will Keller has been appointed post-
master at Linden Hall,
Mrs. Dr. Jacobs, of this place, met
with an accident one day last week
which may impair the sight of her left
eye.
The walls of the new Lutheran church
are going up higher every day.
John Bitner, an aged citizen of the
Loop, was seriously injured last Satur-
day morning by a grain separator pass-
ing over him, caused by a run-away
team. The one wheel passed across his
back from the hip to the opposite
shoulder, causing internal injuries as
well as painful external bruises. Dr.
Jacobs was at once called and found the
old gentleman in a critical condition.
While witnessing a ball game between
Centre Hall and Boal burg, last Friday,
Will »cClenahan, seeing the blood
stream from the nose of lke Harpster,
after being struck by a foul tip, fell off
the fence in a faint,
Last Thursday, D. C. of this
place, while on his way to Philadelphia
with a load of cattle, escaped from be-
ing injured in 2 ailroad wreck. He
was aboard the engine of a freight train
which jumped the track and rolled over
an embankment fift feet high. Mr.
Keller escaped by jumping, but a num.
ber of his cattle were injured and had
to be killed.
Several parties will make an effort this
Keller,
week to see what can be done in regard
to building a board-walk from Centre
Hall to the station.
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State Health Dept. Lessons.
Answers to the Third Lesson of
Health School :
Question 1—What is the purpose of
Quarantine?
Answer—To prevent the spreading ot
disease.
Question 2
important ?
Answer— Because a contagious dis-
ease is more transmissible in early stages
Question 3—How is disease carried
from one who has to a third party
who hasn't it
Answer—By the
The next lesson of the State Health
School which will be released for publi
cation soon is 1 “Three Angles”
and treats of *'Tu
Pennsylvania maintains three free
Tuberculosis Sanatoria. The one locat-
ed at Mt. Alto is th in the
world. Io the lesson of next week, con-
sumption is viewed from three angles.
In the first is the element of tragedy ;
the
of
— Why is early quarantine
it
hands,
enlitied
DErcuiosis.,
largest
the second breathes hope while
th the cousciousness
third exults wit
victory.
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TRAIN,
FARM THRIFT REMEDY
FOR HIGH PRICES
Secretary of Agriculture Calls
Farmers Backbone of Nation.
Recommends Government Securities as
Best and Safest Investment,
“The entire world at this time Is
striving frantically to regain i's equl-
librium which was so sadly disturbed
by the European war. Here In the
United States our great problem Is
the stabilization of prices that we may
escape the great and unnecessary bur-
den that infinted prices inflict, The
greatest stabllizer in the coun'ry to-
day, and one that we may all employ,
thrift," Fred Rasmussen,
Secretary of Agriculture, ‘
“By the practice of thrift, we may
curtail our demands on the other In-
dustries, thus aiding in solving the
problem of under-production which is
in a large measure responsible for our
high prices” the secretary.
“Nowhere i$ there a more excelient
is states
continues
opportunity for the practice of thrif*
than on the farm. « The farmer, to be
thrifty, must s'udy and understand his
He must also un-
derstand the conditions in his neigh-
that he may produce the
are most needed and that
He strive to
highest of pro-
acre
land and its needs,
horhood,
that
Crops
i
find easiest sale, must
quality
every
produce the
and he must make
produce its maximum quantity,
“Put thii
other The farmer must study
feeding, that feeds. his live
stock and his poultry at a minimum
of cost with a maximum of efficiency
ducts
true embraces many
things
80 ne
fie must study his soil rertilization In
. -
i not
He does
il great sums for lm
the same so ‘hat
Way,
nee Hessly exp
proper fertilizers
“He must care for his farming ma-
chinery,
protecting it from the weath
or and seeing tha* it Is stored properly
and kept in such shape that each plece
been worn
careless.
1
will last until has out
10t by
With
1d carefully
he shoul
1 service, and
¢ elemenis he price
3 ew i
harness from time
. ™ + Yaut »
v render longer ser
paintain his build
’ the
n such condition ‘hat
hig erops are not likely to suffer from
i weather or from straying cattle
“In
real thrift
ghori, the farmer, ‘o practice
must do everything within
' increase his production
and the standard of his
while at the same time sparing no ef-
the cost of operating
consistent
his power io
products,
fort to reduce
nunimon
iis farm to “he
vith efficient management, so as to be
1 aside a part of the income
ie to ny
for future use
thrif* and good
Foxy
nds
“he farmer who, by
©, has acquired
he amoun® needed
ie Ope
nted with tl
vestment, which
ratarn ™
urn
the Goveri
Nia nps
value, and the |
nes Cortiflcntes
2100.00 and STexL!
are absolt y sgie
profitable ; they net 4 per cen’
rierly ; are prac
in
for cash
esi
cally
value;
compounds
depreciate
fax i
and may be redeemed
free: npever
when needed,
“The individual inve
gecurities will Jielp
make things go. He
eration of our fan They are the
backbone of our ni life and its
finances. They help make our future
secure. 1 hope this opportunity wil
be fully grasped, for therein lies a
mutual benefit to every one of us”
nt in thes«
Sam to
the co-op
Ors
tional
AMERICAN LEGION
ENDORSES THRIFT
“Resolved, That the American 1
Legion pledges its members to sup- i
port tne Government Thrift Sav. |
ings and Investment campaign and |
urges its local Posts to provide a |
Government Savings Committee to |
promote savings among members, !
and directs the national officers of |
the American Legion to take such
action as Is necessary to promote
government savings throughout the |
organization; and,
“Resolved Further, That the
the American Legion calls upon the
American people to support the
after.war financial program of the
government as unanimously and ef.
fectively as they did the war loans
which proved to the world the fi.
nancial power of organized de.
mocracy.”
“Nothing but harmony, honesty, In.
dustry and frugality are necessary to
make us a great and happy nation,
“promote frugality and industry by
example, encourage manufactures, and
avoid dissipation.” ‘
~-(jeorge Washin
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ind disinfect
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nd colorless 3
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uality Gasoline
HOOSE your brand of gaso-
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for any motorist to follow.
It is not always convenient or
possible to live up to them unless
you choose your filling station and
make it a rule to go there always.
To Buy Here
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Is a
By being forehanded —
by anticipating your gasoline
needs— you can make pro-
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Then you will be sure of
a gasoline uniform in quality,
high in power, moderate in
price.
Prompt Service-Certain Satisfaction
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7 We have quite recently installed apparatus fo
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