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TODAY 1 AM
REAL WELL
So Writes Woman After
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
Jamestown N. Y.—*I was nerv
easily excited and discoura and h
————Sael NO ambition. Part of
the time I was not
able to sit up as I
suffered with pains
in my back and with
weakness, I took
Lydia E. Pinkham'’s
egetable Com-
pound, both the lig-
uid and tablet forms,
and used Lydia E.
Pinkham’'s Sanative
Wash for inflamma-
tion. Today I am
real well and run a rooming house and
do the work. I recommend your medi-
cine to every woman who complains, and
you may use my letter to help any one
else. Iam passing through the Chang
of Life now and I keep the Vegetable
Compound in the house, Jeady to
when [ feel the need of it.””—Mrs.
Avice D. Day 2083 W. Second St.,
Jamestown, N.
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ambition and general weakness,
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removed the causa of the trovule.
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When you are constipated,
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SERIOUS MENACE
Automobile Expert Points Out
Fool Tricks Which Endanger
Lives of Motorists.
(By Erwin Greer, President Greer Col-
lege of Automotive Engineering.)
The next time one of those fools
who break their necks looking one
way while they drive another nearly
runs you down, turn around and yell
after him, “Flivverboob !"” That Is the
name by which be is to be known, ac
cording to the American Automoblle
assoclation.
Why supposedly sane men will drive
at top speed Is un unsolvable mystery,
Yet the speed artist is only one type
of flivverboob. Another type Is
“mud splasher.” He is the fellow who
and sends mud and water all
over you. He likes to hear you cuss
and the women scream,
“Explosion Hound” Another.
Then there is the muffler
hound; you know him. The fellow
with some powerful bus who rushes
down the street making explosions in
hiz muffler. If you are opposite when
he goes by you nearly throw a fit from
fright, much to the high glee of him
self and to the disgust and contempt
and antagonism of everyone else
The graze-you gink's special delight
Is to come as close to your carefully
groomed car as he possibly can with
out actually striking it. Often he mis
ealcuintes and the result is that you
machine immediately resembles his,
with dented mud guards and broken
hub caps. If try and collect
damages you find that he owes money
you
on his car and that—you are out of
luck.
The brake burner is another one
the clan; he also has a
compiex. He comes on at
speed and then, clap !—on nls
brakes, like the seizure of a fit. His
tires with loud remonstrance
on the pavement, bis car tenses and
groans, the hrakes shriek
ing the sudden
ough the fine
the car builder,
together and
averted, This method
a habit and
in pulis out and
of
murderous
a sizzling
goes
scrape
all expect
and
purpose of
crash
and lofty
things somehow
jlent that time Is
of action gets
eventually a cotter
then
an accie
Usually Saved—Usually,
A relative
emerges
of his is the fear fanatic
who sudden
ily from a side
street (yes, even upon our boulevards)
Approaching cars
il
dodige and »
wing
HS path, tr accel
Th
to pres ont
ing
hearts of passengers leap
frightened grips are
clamped on nearest
from the
astral influence
fate of fools. he
is saved
supports,
and
that
is saved
screams break Iadies
usually,
guards the
he
of the great
by
Usually the
grace
-fsuaily. iy
body of honorable
he is saved- i
zone fox is another one.
dow n to
line of
sireet
motorists, “Usually
The safety
He comes
the left of
waiting to
and tries
the safety
blocks
on
WAYS some
him into
move ags
sailing the streed
a long
CTOSS a
break into
zone, If he car
the street cars
the tracks. And
motorist that
the line so that
rin.
antomobiles
intersection
{to the
because he
out
has to
traffic
crossing. He is
take up In detail,
A total of 24500000 was paid out
in death claims by American insurance
AX) flivverboobs
(and their victims) killed on the high-
ways last year. In: addition to the
fatalities there were 1.500000 non-
Which makes us won-
too well known
der
Why is a fllvverboob?
TO BEAT GLARING HEADLIGHT
Catch Up With Car Ahead and About
100 Feet Behind it—Path Then
Clearly Marked.
Here Is a suggestion for any driver
who is annoyed by glaring headlights,
Make it a point to eateh up with the
car ahead and keep about 100 feet
The path ahead will then
be clearly marked and the rays from
approaching headlights will not mat.
ter.
SUBSTANTIAL GARAGE
Design and Built of Good
Fireproof Materials,
the average farm automobile or truck
furnish adequate protection against
wenther, theft and fire. A garage
should be bullt of substantial fireproof
materials of which concrete block is
probably the most convenlent
in rural regions, »
Such a garage is shown
compunying photograph. It
wide and 18 feet long, large enough
for almost any car or truck.
The garage, since it 1s a small strue-
ture, should be simple In design. The
walls are bullt up of block on a com-
foundation,
floor Is a
in the ac-
block. A concrete
advantage; it should be made
to slope toward the center
trapped drain is Installed,
If the blocks are made with an at
tractive surface finish they ean be lefl
Garage Built of Concrete Blocks
they can be made
a special surface finish which af.
fords a satisfactory for the ap-
plication of stucco,
otherwise
buse
MOVE CAR BY WHEEL SPOKES
Many Owners Make Mistake by Grab.
bing Door Handle or Windshield
in Pushing Machine.
when
i]
or
How
you
do
want
Yon
tes
13s vig
push your car
around the
handle
steering wheel?
move it
rage? grab a door
the windshield,
Or do you use
There is
correctly
or the
a little
WAY
inst
judgment?
to ck up a
if-dozen
cnt
ways
one
as ag ab
of killing it It's the
Tr
Some car owners grab
game with a car
the fenders and
up in excellent
kKie it
eo to rare
man irk them
BE
shape, all from
to make it
strain the
find it's rather
who pull on
getting
the tire
the tire «
irrier and manage
looser than Others
Those
work
over
doors,
hard
the
hack
The
is to grasp
When
the way
the neck
Then
ercise
who push
ORNs
bumper
str
right
ways of
in
and the easiest way,
kes of the wheels
» eat out tonight note
by the nape of
No other way would do
yourself ou don't ex.
sort of care with your
you put
you take it
nk why »
the same
cur,
AUTOMOBILE
@im NTS #5
lever in gear, and always look aut this
lever before starting the engine,
. » *
at the
Never leave
Leakage
variably cause
the ear when it is standing still,
* -
needle point will in.
Do not rush over rough places to
gain momentum when driving a car
up a hill. More will be accomplished
by taking it easier.
St * »
A motorist should inspect the tall
light of his car frequently. This light
marks the position of his ear for the
driver coming In the rear.
. . .
At the end of every 2,600 miles’
service a tire should be deflated, dis
mounted, soapstone and grit removed
and the inside of the casing washed
with gasoline.
. 0
Always watch the lights when the
starting motor is used. If they dim
noticeably, the battery is low, or the
starter may be dirty and draw an ex-
cessive amount of current.
‘Black Raspberry
Hurt by Disease
Growers in Many Sections
Suffer Heavy Losses
From New Ailment.
| ‘Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Growers of bluck raspberries in va-
rious parts of the United States, par-
ticularly in Ohlo and New York, have
been suffering discouraging losses in
| many Instances from a mysterious
| disease, which, for convenlence, Is
| called eastern bluestem. During the
| lust few years, the United States De-
| purtment of Agriculture has been
| studying the disease In certain local
{ ities and now sums up what Is known
{ about It in Department Circular 227,
| Eastern Blue-Stem of the Black Rasp-
{ berry, by R. B, Wilcox,
Profits Curtailed.
The disease, which Is marked by a
| peculiar curling of the young leaves
| and blue stripes on the canes, gradu-
ily reduces the productivity of the
| plantations and kills the affected
| plants in two three years. In
| Soe sections where raspberries have
been grown extensively for years
profits are curtalled to such an ex-
tent that farmers are not encouraged
to stay in the and the center
of production is gradually shifting as
disease new plantings.
Where Investigations have been made
the infection of fields has ranged from
0 to per cent, and total
the northeastern part of the country
thought to very
slightly Infected patches have been
found in Michigan and Wisconsin,
The general effect of bluestem is a
gradual stunting of the plant,
reduction of the yield and
of the berries When affected
are planted they make lttie growth,
and the following spring they
feebly or not at all.
suspect that th
or
business
follows the
0
is be large.
JH ¢ trouble
ter-killing.
been noted
cul off the
in another
rooting the
alwa
8
No recoveries
If the affected parts are
disease will soon show
Plants started
diseased
the
part by
tips of
will ¥8 have disease
bacteria or fungi have
that d to
but of
such the mottling and deformity
of the the stunting
inal death of the plants, iadicate
it may of the
Diseased Tips Planted.
establ
vet hoon
might be sai be the
i
ures the
certain fea
ne t
leaves and
fir
mosaic type,
Mue-stem hed ished
the p
OINes
lanting of diseased
the time of
to recognize
fection,
pear
that the
before they have
several Inches
resistant variety has
no spray Is known
The only practical
shead of bluestem
from a nursery kn«
it and set as far
diseased plants
must be carefully
; showing bluestem
| and replaced by tips.
Growers Interested in a thorough
discussion of the disease many get a
copy of the elrcular by writing the
Department of Agriculture, Washing.
ton, D. C.
Crispness and Tenderness
Come With Rapid Growth
To have good vegetables most of
them must grow rapidly. If they grow
the leaf crops will be tough
and will get strong quickly. Crispness
| and tenderness come with rapid
| growth, Peas and beans are better
flavored. Radishes are less pithy.
| Corn is deeper and better set, and I
| think the flavor is better, too.
Rich soll is a prime factor in foreing
rapid growth, but it is not all. Cul-
| tivation to preserve the soll moisture
| is a help. Irrigation Is not much prac
| ticed but where it is possible it will
ioften save a crop from a Severe
| check in a dry spell, and these checks
| make for toughness.
It has been shown by tests that a Ht.
tle artificial feeding will not only make
vegetables better In quality but In
| many cases wlll keep such plants as
tomatoes setling when ordinarily they
stop in hot weather. Then shade or
partial shade will often make the leaf
crops more tender and sweet,
tips, but
digging it is impossibie
that
those arry the in
and the sympt
the
diseased ti can
made a growth of
Thus far no very
been found, and
ba effective
to get
is stock
wn to he free of
ticable from
early enough in
ps be
to
method
to get
as prac
ALIONA,
watched and plants
symptoms removed
healthy
Sometimes Difficult to
Get Start of Alfalfa
On land which is very rich in humus
{It Is sometimes difficult to get alfalfa
| started because of the looseness of the
isoll, On snch soll the alfalfa seed
{ which is deep epough in the ground
| to have molsture enough to grow, may
i be so deep that it does not grow; and
if the seed is shallow enough to grow
iit may not be deep enough to have
| moisture long enough. Hence on such
ground the seed should be covered
ghallow and the surface soil be well
rompacted by rolling after the seeding
in done.
Main Requirements of
Good Alfalfa Seed Bed
The main requirements of a good
seed bed for alfalfa, red and sweet
plover, and other small seeded crops
tre that it be moist, finely pulverized,
rompact, with a loose surface. Asidp
from moisture which depends oh the
weather. perhaps the most Important
point, especially If the ceed bed has
seen plowed, is to get it drmly packed.
’
F ind Morgan Horse
Versatile on Farms
of Its Usefulness.
of Agriculture.)
Some |nteresting information has
second
mounted service
Gladstone that won
the 1022
ride.
velop a good saddle horse,
This horse was foaled
1918; sired by
mous Morgan horse,
nehaha,
ernment in the state of Washington
He was broken to single and double
harness when four years old
April
periment farm at Beltsville,
where he was driven 20 to
& day for several years
gelding. He was the first
lected from the experiment
farm to
D.
grown
agriculture In Washington, Cu
replace horses that had foot
sore from use on the city pavements
In June, 1922, Gladstone was re
turned to the United States Morgan
Horse farm at Middieburg, Vt, to be
prepared for the mounted service en
Here he was used dur
raking hay the fields,
of the haying
his first
ing haying, in
and at the
son given
close Me
was
The ride
took p in October, and the little
horse carried his rider and eq won went,
weighing 225 pounds, the 300 mi
a highly finish.
final rating Gladstone was but
points behind the winning horse
Twenty horses started the race
but finished. Gladstone
was second and finished In ex.
cellent condition
Within a week Gladstone was back
at work at the United States Morgan
Horse farm, where he now being
used in double harness
Gladstone is a half-brother
Morgan that
fh Owings in
1918, 19020 and
records
and
and at 1
ince
8 10
In th
three
creditable
one
nine
in
every day
of
ich
endurance
1921
Castor, the made =
creditable
contests of
The
harness
the
these horses
on th
as suc
the
saddle
by
made
under saddie,
work,
contestants in
rides ever ged for
additional
and all-round
gan horse
in
road
cos! ul
and
ir
one of
«in
hardest
rees, furnish evidence of
the vers
188 of
atility useful
the Mo
Nitrogen If Protected
nanure i ularly rich
bat if u otected it rap
this valuable plantfood ele
to the in
rm poultry which
well be conserved for the farm,
For the a farmer may bal
ance the product by taking 30 pounds
manure and i it ten
pounds dry loam or absorbent, such as
(at moss or shmvings, 16 pounds
phosphoric acid and eight pounds
kainite., The analysis of this mixture
Poultry
in nitrogen,
idly loses
ment, and this means a
direct income from fa
loss
garden,
phosphoric acid and 2 per cent potash,
vegetable crops as lettuce,
rapid growth, a
may be used in the fertilizer, or this
mixture may be used and supplement.
ed with a top dressing of nitrate of
to the trucking crop.
with the droppings to prevent the es.
cape of nitrogen.
Thorough Study Must Be
Given Modern Beekeeping
The keeping of bees is an ancient
branch of agriculture, yet modern bee.
keeping is a new thing. Many persons
still erroneously think that bees work
for nothing and board themselves, and
that to keep bees he simply gets some
bees and allows them to roam where
they will. The present-day beekeep-
er controls the development of the
colony population so as to have a full
force of gathering bees at the right
time, and then prevents a division of
this force by swarming. By these and
other methods he greatly increases the
amount of honey gathered. The mod
ern skilled beekeeper finds bees far
more productive than did his predeces.
sors because of his ability to change
conditions and adapt them to the nat
ural habits of the bees,
Control Melon Aphid
With Nicotine Sulphate
cucumber aphid. It attacks the un.
der side of the leaves, causing curling,
Late melons, eantaloupes and cucum-
bers are especially lable to attack.
Nicotine sulphate at the rate of one.
half pint to two and one-half pounds
of soap In 50 gallons of water applied
when the aphids are first seen is the
remedy, Use a spray nozzle with an
angle so the’ under side of the leaves
may be sprayed.
Tractors Given Service
and Repair Are Favored
Corn-belt farmers who own tractors
say that the well-known makes of ma-
chines for which repair and service ean
be promptly obtained and which are
operated #fficlently, have usually been
found reliable, according to governs
ment investigators. '
give your diges-
tion a “kick” with
WRIGLEY’S.
Sound teeth, a good
appetite and proper
digestion mean MUCH
to your health.
WRIGLEY’S Is a
helper in all this
work — a pleasant,
beneficial pick-me-up.
Good bo he Just drop
Efe: all the only
way to know that
Maxwell House Coffee
is Good to the Last
Drop”is to taste it.
The first taste fore-
casts an empty cup.
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
Reasonable
In one of the
is a att
native orat
lacking in educatio
ing
up his argument
then, ng
this plea
“All
fury, now that you are
is to mete out justice
to he met!”
Request.
district rey
On
a big case at one .
in flower:
ACTORS (he
1
ean
I asts of you, gentiemen of the
about 10 retire,
as she deserves
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