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of
A Quiet Vacation
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, University of
Illinois.
They had come up to
from New York to the inn where I
wis staying to
have a i
Cape
chosen
place, for
ingetown is
eventful
near
any place
ould desire.
un.
as
as
one
Tele
#x-
ception rather than
the rule, noth
mppens except
worid
once a
as
and
stagnation
phones are the
and
ing
ing that the
turns
day. Frost was a publicity man and
Schenck a stock broker. Frost had
never had a real vacation before, he
said, and his companion had
working steadily ever since President
Wilson had declared war against Ger-
many. But they certainly were going
to have a quiet time for the next few
days, they were prepared to tell the
world.
They went to a show the first night;
they took the bus out to the break-
water the next morning; they looked
through the illustrated magazines on
the living room table in the afternoon,
and then they began to grow restless,
and a little later to taik business,
It wasn't a half hour until Frost
was working out another publicity
scheme, and Schenck was giving direc
tions to the home office over long dis-
tance half the afternoon, and wiring
various people what and how to do.
Their minds were so full of business
that they found no time for quiet or
for rest. When we were not regaled
over
been
Type to Title
James Wellington, wandering print.
er, who learned in the composing reom
of the News-Globe in Amarillo, Texas,
that his father, Ormsley Augustus
Wellington, had died leaving him helr
to the original .estate of the duke of
Wellington, of whom he is a direct
descendant. The death of his father
makes him Lord of Nenagh, County of
Tipperary, Ireland. He has salled to
take possession of his new property
and title
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ago river
three men,
and then up the
The Roald Amundsen is built
about 1000 A. D.
America salled St,
Lakes,
on new methods of publicity, we were
market.
had come up to the Cape to
have three weeks of a quiet vacation,
advice on the stock
hay
hey
but before three days they were doing
business gs and as
regularly as If they had been in their
ittle offices in New York.
end of the week they were ready to
£0 back. They didn't how to
rest; they did enjoy quiet; there
was really nothing in a
them, for
with no switches
it
not a
vacation
other things
beginning early in life,
i
i131. Ww
enthusiastically
and by the
know
+
vacation
they minds
tah S20 :
Aes considerabl training sod
a quiet
iis as he learns
regular practice and
1iged :
little experience to enjoy
One learns t
by
by
stern Newspaper Union.)
Colored Lacings
& color touch to wh
A nie
let oxfords
ite two-eye-
this summer is introduced
bbon lacings,
worn with red acces.
take our white
icings and replace them with red ones
for the occasion.
in colored
For a
sories
grosgrain 1
costume
merely
out 5
All Avound
Z7e House
Bread should be cut thicker when
used for toast or when sauted.
Bplced grape Jelly with venison
another delightful accompaniment,
¥
Small patty shells or cream
filled with a mixture of fruit
whipped cream make most
desserts,
puffs
and
delicious
in the
cooked
few of
the hot
butter,
roasted
corn
cob
like
Vay.
and
with
pepper and salt,
Corn on the
campfire tastes
in any other
the husks
ashes,
no
Leave a
bury in
plenty of
on
Serve
Cup custards carry well if one likes
to add to the menu. Fresh fruits and a
glass can of fresh cooked green peas
well seasoned and served cold are
always enjoyed, or they may be car-
ried hot or reheated,
Anothe optimist
is a bridegroom who
has already begun to
plan for his tenth
wedding anniversary.
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United States Fertile Field
for Paleontologists.
Washington.-—The discovery in Tex-
as of the dorsal armor of a giant phy-
tosaur, a crocodile-like creature which
lived more
than 50000000 years ago,
nited
emphasizes the fact the he U
States Is still a fertile field f
This is the way milady will look
this fall when she dons the cocky Iit-
tle Empress Eugenie hat, and has ad-
Justed the demure feminine pin waves
at either side, me
in any and
wood of
These waves will ox
to the gown
the moment,
color suit
Public Health Service Puts 500
Through Paces.
Washington. —How strong is a man?
The answer has just been made by
the United States public health sery-
ice through a series of tests given to
50 men, Generally, heavily built
men were found to be stronger than
slender men of the same weight,
The tests were made to ascertain
the pulling, pushing, handgripping,
lifting and lung power of men be
tween the ages of twenty and thirty-
four, between the weight of 120 and
169 pounds, and between the heights
of 63 and 70 inches,
The greatest pulling power
demonstrated by men in the heaviest
weight class, between 160 and 160
pounds, Men ir the two heaviest
classes, 150 to 150 and 180 to 160
pounds, tied as the most powerful
pushers, In each of these weight
groups the taller men proved to be
the best pushers, with a force of 121
pounds, the record figure.
In the handgripping contest the
tallest and heaviest men gave the
most powerful hand grips, with a
force of 10848 pounds. But the
shortest men in the heaviest group
were the most powerful lifters, lifting
on an average 519.2 pounds.
The men having the greatest lung
power were found among the short.
est In the 150-159 pound class, Their
lung force was measured at 154 mil
limeters,
So far as general strength went, It
was found that the taller men were
was
POTPOURRI
CROHORORROORCH vi a
The Third Day
The word “Tuesday” Is based
on the name of the Norse god of
war, Tyr, the son of Woden,
from whence comes the word
“Wednesday.” The French call
Tuesday “Mardl,” honoring Mars,
the Roman war god. There is u
“Shrove” Tuesday in the church
calendar, It being the Tuesday
before Lent.
(@. 1931. Western Newspaper Union.)
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for their weight the
they had the
shorter they were for their weight
the stronger they were, This rule
applied through practically all weight
Broups,
As a rule heavy men were found to
be stronger than men of a lighter
weight. Men in the 63-64 inch class
were found to be the strongest in the
120-120 pound class, as they were In
the next weight class, 130-139 pounds,
and also in the 140.149 pound class,
However, the tallest men in the 150.
159 pound class proved to be an ex-
ception to the general rule, for they
were found to be the strongest. But
the general rule held again in the
heaviest class, 160-100 pounds, where
the shortest men were the strongest,
——————————
One creates his own character, of
course, but a great dea! depends on
what kind of a town he lives in.
less strength
on average. and the
tologists seeking the fossils of prehis
torle animals
of these
Traces of many species
monsters have been found
across t
date back to the
the Mesozole
The haunts of the dinosaur In
Jersey were first discovered, howe
in 1858 and t
the State
In the
Canadian
age.
New
inted skeleton
at
a mo
Trenton,
and
f Alberto
saur bones have been most frequent]
museum
wesiern states in
province O
found and n
Some huge trad
been dis
Dinosaur
Ariz,
expedition
etons of th
in 1023
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pieces dil
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PEA uA PAY gee,
—
“Modern marriage is a farce
which the actors play a part”
(WNU Service)
Prize for Pirates
drenzel, star catcher of the
gxion team of the Coast league, win
been sole the Pittsburgh Pirates
Brenzel is
ceiver in the Coast
t3 years
yer,
twenty-one
170.000.0000
YOArs
have become
Wyo . was
me of the larg
reptiles, the
now
Ha-
®
esti
rontogaurus
the Peabody
lizard,
New
ight Is
a t 40 tons, and
120,000,000 years ago.
to which
rse, tapir
in the
ands of South Da-
at
hanothere,
e modern he
and rhinoceros, was found
White River Bad 1:
kota in 1840
Excavation Reveals
Roman Jig-Saw Puzzle
London. ~Excavations the
new bullding of the
Canada in Lothbury,
sulted In the
yearold Jigsaw
pavement,
beneath
E.
discovery
puzzle
gy,
of
in
have re.
a 1.800.
toman
Many pleces of the oid puzzle are
missing, but has emerged a
picture of the substantial of
some Roman citizen,
Archeologists are now studying the
Sigsaw puzzle and
iessellated paving found In the area.
there
house
other sections of
CH
SUCH
LIFE
Pr
Fa
BUT NEXT
POISON
in Your bowels!
Poisons absorbed into the system
from souring waste in the bowels,
cause that dull, headachy, sluggish,
bilisus condition; coat the tongue;
foul the breath; sap energy, strength
and merveforce. A little of Dr.
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin will clear
up trouble like that, gently, harm-
lessly, in a hurry. The difference it
will make in your feelings over night
will prove its merit to you.
* Dr. Caldwell ¢ ied constipation
for over forty »n years. This long
experience enabled him to make his
prescription just wha women,
old people and children need to make
their bowels help themselves. Its
natural, mild, thorough action and
its pleasant ta it to
veryone. That’ saldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin,’ , is the
most popular laxative drugstores sell,
il men,
te ‘nd
Dr. W. B. Carowerr's
SYRUP PEPSIN
A Doctors Family Laxative
In Agreement
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along with his employer?”
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“Well,” replic
‘they have come Lo an agreement at
Josh sald he was goin’ to qui:
» boss, he sald so, too."
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ns when
yultices or CXDensis
ps the pain and
Cet
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2 boil Qui kly st
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often overt
rous
ie, 3 enn.
Most Obliging
Diner—Have you an)
Walter—No, sir: but
a tame one and irri:
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Balsam of Myrrh
Slumberland Cinema
Teacher—And can anyone tell
vhat a dream (8°
Little ma'am, |
an, It's movies when you're asleep
Doris
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