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THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932.
The Wrong, Kind Of Relief ~~
By MLB.
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COME. QUT ROBBER, HONEST
FROM BEHIND 1 AINT. HE RAN
THEM BUSHES AWAY JUST A
I SEE YOU. MINUTE AGO
STOO BAD BUT 1] AM
TREMENDOUSLY RELIEVED
TO KNOW THAT NO ONE
HAS BEEN HURT.
by.
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OF A WATCH AND A
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—leSaulmen
PAGE THREE
State Will Assure
Pure Water Supply
“In Pennsylvania, the problem of
water conservation in normal times, is
of quality rather than quantity,” said
Dr.
Health during a discussion of the gen-
Theodore B. Appel, Secretary of
eral subject of “Conserving Pennsyl-
vania’s Water Resources,” recently.
“When it comes to this matter of
quality conservation, and the control
of pollution, we have an entirely if -
ferent and more complex problem.
built cities and developed industries
along our water courses without heed
to the coming of a time when the ap-
parently inexhaustible supply of pure
water would be seriously curtailed.
“Untreated sewage, acid mine drain.
age from our bituminous coal regions,
culm from the anthracite areas, ani
industrial wastes from 100 varying in-
The North German Lloyd Company announced recently it had
designated the Liner Westfalen (pictured above) as a floating Air
station in mid-Atlantic to facilitate the establishement of regular air
mail between South America and Europe. The liner will be equipped
as a mother ship for translantic planes; that is those carrying mail.
water of the state until many streams
were rendered absolutely unfit for any
use save that of oepen sewers, Of
drainage carriers.
“With the discovery of the
tion of typhoid fever to polluted drink-
ing water came the rapid development
of water treatment works, and a de.
termined campaign caused by an
rela-
aroused public opinion, against contin- | study must be made of all factors that
ued pollution,
“The growth of large metropolitan
in later years, made the need
of an adequate supply of good water |
more pressing, and at this point we
well be faced eventually, with
areas
developed along two lines which
| enter into the wituation, which Penn=
| terlock very intimately. We deal with
the | industry as a group, cooperatively, or
Rd
¢ylvania has done, and our policy has
question of definite quantity, as well We plan to clean up an entire water-
as quality, conservation. |
“In meeting this situation, a careful jon.”
ished, including all sources of pollu.
MUSICLESS ‘SAX":
Jones, of Hingham, Mass.
three feet eight inches in: length.
TEETH 10,000,000
YEARS OLD: The
jawbone of a masto-
don with teeth meas-
aring eight inches
~ and still in fair state
of preservation, was
dug up recently at
phosphate mines at
Pierce, Fla., at the
11 plant of the Am-
erican Agricultu-
ral Chemical Co.,
manufacturer of
crop fertilizers,
BELL-LESS
noted “radio” priest, at console of new electric ca-
rillon installed at famous Shrine of Little Flower,
Deotroit. The
NEW .SPEED KING HERE
Yo $y
CHICAGO CUBS who are banking on winning the
pennant and the World's Championship, *
Miss Eleanor
nolding
saxaphone shaped squash which is
ment from the great laboratories of the RCA Victor
Company, at Camden, produces all of its bell-like
tones electrically, dispensing with the bulk and
weight of bells,
New Italian Liner Rex 54,000 tons, the largest ship built
since the war. This palatial ship is expected to shatter
all transatiantic speed reco:ds, on the Southern Route,
on her maiden trip to New York next month.
MISS MARGARET DRUM-
MOND, as “Miss Philadel-
phia” adjudged the most
beautifully gowned girl in
America, in competition
with 37 other entries rep-
rese:ting other cities in the
national beauty pageant.
CHIMES: Father Chas, E. Coughlin,
new chimes system, a recent deveiop- :
SOME MAMMY:
§ The first to congrat-
i ulate Marie McMil-
at Cleveland
she broke
IN EARLY OCTOBER:
SE—
_Alderson-
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Keller of Ide-
town have announced the ‘birth of a
daughter in Nesbitt Memorial hospi-
tal on September 24. Mrs. Keller is
the former Miss Henrietta Garinger,
daughter of Mrs. A. J. Garinger, of
this place. ; 5
Howard Risley, of the Dallas Post,
gave a very interesting talk on news-
evening. The occasion was Epworth
Herald Day. Guest speakers are of-,
ten to be heard and the public is
cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weir of Avo-
ca were the week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Kitchen.
at Syra-|
Harriet Stem is enrolled
i
Ts ; |
cuse University. |
|
Charlotte Anderson, who underwent |
|
an operation for her teeth recently, is
improving. 5
A study course, “The Bible and Mis
has been introduced by Rev.
Ep-
sions”
York under the auspices of the
worth T.eague. The class meets every
Wdnesday ; 7:30 at. the
church. Anyone desiring to attend is
evning at
|
cordially invited to do SO.
Esther Garinger was fhe guest of
Mr. and Mrs. George Armitage and
family of Plymouth for several days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harvey and son
of Scranton are spending some time
with the latters parent’s here.
SINGING LESSONS
$1.00
See Or Call
Mrs. A. W. Sanford
Dallas Twp. Phone 248-R-3
Varicose Ulcers
papers in Epworth League on Sunday | ¥
f
CANDIDATES USE
the election bureau of the Department | i ;
of State to have their uames placed ; district other candidates seek to offset
on the ballot at the November elec- | that termn by using Re
thon. sii. tective. In the western part of
Those favorable to Prohibition have | State many have employed Roosevelt
selected Dry Enforcement.
ment Alliees, and United Drys.
VARIOUS NAMES
‘AS PARTY LABELS | “7 forest
The name of Roosevelt
Many shades of political opinion are | used With various connectives. Many
expressed in the term used by candi | regular Republican candidates in Phil
dates who filed nomination papers jc oeonte have used ‘the term Roose-
In one Legislative
vent Progressive.
{
Enforce. | Party.
the other side appear Wringing Wet
has been
A
the
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Three’s A Crowd
Cartoon courtesy of ‘Life’
vertising campaigns. Four groups
EVEN in bovine circles ‘‘Her
of painters were sent out from Dur-
Hero” is an object of interest—
at least it would appear so from
this cartoon. available space they could find.
Since the psychology of cows—| They travelled the four points of
even in this advanced scientific age | the compass and thus the “Bull”
—is still a mystery to most mor- | penetrated to Texas, the Pacific
tals, just what the third quadruped Coast, the Western Plains and to
in the picture is thinking remains New England. Since his debut on
an unknown quantity. Perhaps it is sign boards, the “Bull” has been
just another version of the “eternal seen many a time on the printed
triangle.”
The center of attraction, “Bull”! which were unknown in those early
Durham, who recently appeared days.
with an admiring Holstein as 2
a » %
poster-mate, is one of America’s Bull” Durham has since become
oldest and best known trade-marks. ! world famous. In South America,
Born in 1865, very shortly after in Africa, in the Orient and in the
the close of the Civil War in Dur-| South Seas, he is known and wel-
ham, North Carolina, where the comed. During the World War, he
product he represents was first and was the doughboy’s buddy, and
still is made, the “Bull” was used | now, when economy is in favor, he
in one of the pioneer outdoor ad-|is more popular than ever.
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