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FOUR The Watauga Democrat ESTABLISHED 1SSS Issued Every Thursd.'iv by The RIVERS PRINTING COMPANY XL C. RlvEES iiuE RivSIvo Publishers SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year $1.30 S*x Months gM to Three Months ? .40 Payable in Advance PorHi Af Th?n]cs Rosolutiors of Re spect. Obituaries. etc., are charged for as the regular advertising rates. Entered at the Post-office at Boone, N. C., as Second Class mail matter. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1030 ~The Way of Life" By BRUCE BARTON GOOD MORNING DOCTOR One day wher. I was working at m\ job and was?needless to say- hard up. I developed a seyere pain. A ?fcranger ir: New York. 1 had read in the newspapers the .name of a 'diagnostician who was in tor nationally famous. ? went to his efii e. which was in hi*, beautiful home, at eight o'clock in ihe morning- The wanting room was already full. There was a rich roan who tugged impatiently at his watch- There wt,s a haughty woman. And there wese also half a dozen shabbily dressed folk, including a poor mother with a very sick baby. Without tnv.vnusm. i'ac!i was usnered into the consultation room in the order of his arrivalPresently my turn came. 1 said to the doctor: "I can not afford to consult you. hut my health is my entire business capital. Therefore. i feel that I .-imply must come to headquarters. * tie j^aye me a careful examination, v?rot: a. presciipiion and told me that T would he all right again in a few days. I pu.'led out my pocket hook; which con:a:nod two weeks' salary. "Mow much are y<n; earning?" lie . K^i him $25 . '-:>veekB '-W^i if yoiVM pf"Pii>e to iel' anybody,''; he nn^wcroil, "rffichar;ns yet; five dollars.*:. .^ J| : r- Iry^io.Tt'.terveinn^rAH'ats I; have hcromi^.the .'father 'fit fflvr yhPdflcn. apd Ici.s been rjbsed a^guii jlj \>l'V g??^nf1 . IVni! * ' ti-iiv x: ;* ov^r adaji'.ia'.i. the im. portam-.- of tl.o . >r.,i.-t> vffi.tf&n!v.i, ,?;.l teii-i: kttuwii ..v . vi'a;. ?ly>ifijfs why mar! it'll I'Kjfc iviyiv. apd some who mado moncij^ti'ti rt\o: estate Sc stoi.l. marko". ! haw nio? a manlw lYiio igrataii SfaiViltixi foilum- from thai" ; i -;.. iiiir <vh> booi-mc rtally ra n. And'the amount hi fro-;- work done By ? *?#. th* nUin-in (lit t-u>fo?s:?!; has al-.vay* t-eu? a marvo! to mc. As an aSeojtl/isiiig .apfn and a forrat; -al<- manago1.. I ftvl thai .lit hcaiih busmt'Sf is ?st11" liii hiiith an old-fashion: d one. ... 1 should like to see dozens of big clinics in every city. each with its group of specialists. ! should like to see them use newspaper adeerlisim. and draV most of ; their rcvotv-cs from the healthy mther than from the sei-iou-ty It! ! believe that if wo Americans paid twice as much .u, dhWtVii^'iecorj^eat ,il w..?lUl he the host moiiey av c c.>u ki r.osSihiy ?Jrtnd, .torn.- .developments ' f. this sort will -xome ;r. next generation. They are beginr, i.c already"- Mcait-1 while. 1 "feel a great jscr.se of ,tratijfsl itfiiii to the .fdo.cfors'. If my expety ence is typical. thy are a swell '" j& ' groti.t-';t?i ao-ni - The Family Doctor ! iyfesinf :>h yy;v':yy . i'.y rui. iofi'k .ioskr;: c..mnks EXCESS OF EATING y - 'We iin.t iSjore and Mat e "Sjjrefi.-is aj recent -headiuie. A yvrjto md com-! oiler of" -.-tatties .-pabtail '-ttpit 'tlw' ; Eitevaty Uigtst says, -hynfejiii.mired: i and fifty Pound.- a year is opr in-| : crease in food consumption 'it-virsjp. 3? i'spSS a generation." He n-.i-U ."ma jfiy .V;i! consume fewei cereals and mote sunn.-. fruits .'ir.d mOk products. H~ says ipuite an earful; ho -;.r-uks of a time when dinner ar? -u at r.oor. and was the bit; mca! of the] day. Supper was usually co mural mus'n-and-milk. with fried mttii, but-j ; ter and no.lasses lot breakfast die next mpriiiny. Those were the days when people f pot alone with some ptK) few.-r dis-i cares than we "enjoy" at the present time?and when a follow died fob'-Id ! ape. There is everything 'except wis dom in many of the dietary customs ; of this on-rushing age of eay^y,death and big inheritance taxes. In the last generation we nave jumped from thirty-four to fortyfour pounds in fats and oils; thirty years ago we consumed sixty-one pounds of sugar; today we swallow ; 3P our hundred-and-fifth pounds for the year just past. We eat. according to this authority, 142 to 14"S> pounds of meat each Per year?n?t varying much, except perhaps less when the price of meat goes up. Our increase in dairy products is wholesome ? from 8i0 to 1040 pounds; the same may be said of fruits; the gain from 169 to 192 (Jj pounds of fresh fruit, points the way imSSSf to batter and moiv healthful living. mwm There has hoen ? most striking 0ei cline in the use of corn meal, the :t ?>k summarist tells us. And here is the best and most, correct "roughage" of gtSjfej. all! It's a pity we can't get any staf lj" tistics on the per cent- of increase jf't]:. of loaded colons and constipation. My purpose in this letter is to infSaHsjw; duce thinking on part of my readers; 1 believe the., will agree wi:h me. that the oid wry of feeding:, break-j t fast, dinner and SUPPER is prodUc-j J th e of length of days. ; i Gold Nugeets I " ? M MY LITANY | If f have mounded any sdut today, j If I have caused one foot to go astray j ill' 1 have walked in mvj own wilful way? j Good l.-Mii. forgive' ! if I have uttered idle words or va>n. j If I have turned aside from want or pain. | Lest I njysp.it should suffer ihi??ugh the strain? 1 bod 1 .o!\L forgxv* ; "'.a v. vyij:, Iff i nav. craved for joys that v.v not mine, U I have lex m;; wayward heart repine. Dwelling on things on earth, not things divine? Good Lord, forgive! If I have been perverse, or h?i . co?o, 11 I have longed to- shelter in the fold, When Then ha.-t given me some part to hold? Gvo'3 Lord torgHge! Forgive the 1 rave e.>r leased toj Th.ee. Forgive '.he secret sins \ do not see; i That hk*b J know not. rather, teach ; Thou hie Go ni lawd. i*i>rgvive! By Maude Bs ucnsl ;* THE EXHILARATION OF ACHIEVEMENT Whfii we have ro> happiness inj ivf work, ltd are bpred. it is a surej, ; sign tr.at strnic i< > rusting in i'tei - - 1 >epres?h h is ften the aching of ar, ipiu.sed fa<h-: city. Being depressed and bored is a sure sign that.?:??* plan of life is j wrong. Something uiimn us is cein' plaining, and craves the exhilaration 1 ! of achievement^^ The person who is often depfess'iTf s u^uauy a per-j _,ou Ivhiv is mane ..I r> .i sl'-iii. hr. 1 the depression1 is a vice 'ha: ' -n jl pleasant for G?ip*elf, and for br.o'n neighbors. Make yuuf depression ID* -tMlu * ;; '-'crter i:'-- Clin: ra win ) if <i-in yifV- the- l-i..->! ityrulty thot :<.. nod. pel AS Vol" ENTER A CHURCH As > a-.v wmr ! ih? ' of rr-ayc1. o.f <?-:\rk;?u$s int'? ]?Rv> out "f" ihoffi-oavMifein into 'h,> Hijfei ! : :-i- .:> home 01.: !' _ our hHrSoo'ijuiv . Uir,t' ff.'.iw a^-chutd ! and shadow. .'van' all t'ai-dhood. dfid,|. unreality. ? ?'h. to e-:rUiintv,; .to .... the m clcoirgi eX . i hum .ara< giggBHCE VnCi h" iut(u-:ir.s of tempos'. no | Iflglufan HyBfflgiitf. n-a iwvorsit;. a' -;l i on: i4ir OiHUl of i:iys.-n. or] bat our i>K;| aj;a-.r. Ijhiito ; ini: in Msv we |Mfc wi kmc the 35.1- roup tjfe iai'tii 'tr> Truth; Mi! i hrivt; to -Thee. PI Thor Uoewvsl ai! ttiip anha.t. .?1] : ..f o.;i- i-.fe. 'I;. V.. amice-. sjagatyg ; hint strain. Make knn\viiirtUE&s. v., utfiV, thwB j ifti ssoiiness of .those vyie- 48! Jure joy of the Crosj, tin rest of, , those who. ivear Christ's easy yoke.l and may we he comforted and srudei triad. Oram us to that last jrroaf! ]grace of life which transforms all : tilings and remw.s 'the icrslr.lhe siir&ijj "fee Thy friendship and nearness, a hand in ours, a companion on -.Vitf; e.eniy rat, a light within the ifeirt j -Vmen. ??'fSv D.-tifflcV P. I m i . i - - 11 Hints for the Home j: By NAXi'V HART 1 DRIED PEAS E'riptl peas make an cxo?IW>ii cor.-' ;:>n to yorir cold weather lii. Sdry: r.ivl to o >m iiior.otoiiy :: is well, mi stventi v oy- <-! using them.! SOUPS OF DRIED PF.AS OR BEANS f'ick and vonh KiJlit peas. lir.c.i ;?j?en peas, or Mack or while hearts vt-iTtifch:,. Drain, measure, ??l?l four 'r.n--: ss much cold water: tc> each NATIONWIDE ,;G MOVEMENT NO' 11 The Nation-wide "Go to Cht sidered by its founders as the gi "Go to Church" appeal ever mr. j continue until every person in t j tunit.y to participate. While pr making the general public more | church attendance, the Movemer i potential source of revenue for a. 1 serves to bring rev enue to minist missionary and extension soci( funds of which the public seldon ' " THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?E1 quart of psnfei one-half onion. Simmer s'iiv.v!;- til! soft. Rub -.liroush a sieve. Rctdrn to five, season with} salt a?<! pepper: for each quart. thu'rs.'n with 1 teaapooii each butter j and flour Boil up apain for a few ' mia.i tei 5'aek ovtiTr ?.>up ,!;otihi al so haw a pineli of mustard and aj little lemon juice added, ami slices 1 of hard-boiled jjpR. PEA SOUP WITH STOCK j Many person? keen iho bono? of their roast li> order to convert them] into stock for oca soup, which is one! of the most lolishable of all soups! and a famous dish for cold weather J with ihhs advantage :ri its favor, that, it may he made from almost anything. yiood stock for pea soup can] bo made from a knuckle of ham- Sup-1 nosing" that to the extent of about j two ijriart.s*. procure, say some such j stock is at hand two pounds of split5 peas, wash them well, and then souk] them for a nijrht in water to which j a very little piece of soda has been, added- The floating' peas should be) all thrown away. Strain out the note } and : lis.ce *-hom in the siock. addlmr a head of celery, a sliced carrot and r. largv onion or two, arm season with half a saltspoonful of cayenne pepper Boil with a lid on the pot till all i< soft, skimming off the scum occasionally. and then carefully strain, beating: the pulp through the strainer a spoon. .Much of the success in preparing this soup flics in the *y*!cimrc." which ought to be carefully attended to. SPLIT PEA LOAF ' caps split peas, cooked. _ cups bread ei'umbs. 1 :oaie?i egg:: 1 Vt aspoon m'mei d onion 1 tablespoon minced parsley, eel \ . or >ther flavoring as desired j >ait and penper to taste. all *hi- inpi-edieiUs together ? II soft i" hold its shape add more j k . id crumbs. If loo dry. add milk, water or another egt.tr. Form into a loaf, lav over it thin slices of sal: : bacon- Brown in oven. BACON CAKES ALovy out- slice hncea nor por-1 . u. Fry Uil t:?nden brown. then pour j the rashers a batter made, by ] w ': a liltle nisik ami ] &?.i? i i:\jT vnoi;;'!) flour to lorm ;? lip hi J b.-Rer lha briber sets turn the] ?. a:??t -'Vi . and u \ vhe otlu r side. HOMINY WITH GACON s;i, c. .af until yrUp! Fat \^i *.!: . add '-tip*: e mkc-.i hominy and ivheai. Any of the "titer .eraAM may iygj d ir.-j lemt 'i< ivfin; . NEW POULTRY HOUSE IS iiKSlGNED BY ENGINEER t>efmjte fc'" a ..--v T'i.uii.i'Y homo said ii. cinhnit tin 'attest and he-t ' i-liiaifciii farm utjktifcry bouse yon-! ~trn. ii.-.fi-.Baye iM-ati prepared ivy SHt T. '.iulmtm. ajjS kntitsfrnl er.trimer at i?Kt. in <rtKhnSS'vibn with' jttSsfi< eo'ncfcr puuitr'. department. ! ; nuncupcihg this now plan. Mr ] iliilinaii Says ii differs in s. veral feainviis'Il-iini tho mil: To) ltierly furnished poultry fpov.ers; Tho holts. is 201 foci li'f.jj apd 20 feet deep with 'he capacity tor 100 to 115 hens. The huihlin;.' itsr!? is of littoher with thej foundation ami floor of eonertte.j Nests have been played or. the waijj at one end of the Huildmy and niova-j l ie mash hoppers are provided so thi'pethe bnildlnR may he more easily clr-niu-d- A,Maximum amount of sunlight can enter to ail parts of the House- A 1 arise pari of the front is open ar.d the closed pari is covered with fciass cloth to shield the flock in rough, cold weather. \no;he: pood feature of the new style house is that there is no possibility of drafts on the birds. The open front and well placed ventilators p,-nvj*0t djj circulation and keep :'r., house front heeomihj; too worm. A tvira scyeert under the perch poles K3to uimve the dropping boards helps to control disease. The conerete fie or aids in the control of mites and lief- an.:! the water trough is so placed as tyegive easy access to fresh 'drink-, the water at all times. This rww plan, thinks Mr. Ilolman, Si a distinct irr.pvovemcnt over the oid <Mt alio it may he used as a guide for building the new House otto remodeling the old- Those who v- i-h to have a copy may write to Mr. Holnian. the poultry departmen! or to the Agricultural Editor at State College. 0 TO CHURCH" W UNDER WAY ; ? Wl.r. ?rrri tke c.tak*i.tar itfrst! : irch" Movement, which is con eatest and most comprehensive ids to the American people, will ;he country has had the opporimarily inspired as a means of church-conscious and increasing it incidentally represents a great U churches participating. It also ers' retirement or pension funds, :ties, or other denominational t hears about. I'ERY THURSDAY?BOONE. N. C. '; > ' 'r.uorsomenf I Mt ?8> ^ *'*' | y^_ VI f / Aurff. ^ i'ourHome Cham Grocery^-? ^ | '<& ! ffjHBUW % I IP PDci! ^ I Vj|^ ''s/f uLUL 5 nui || CS/Coney Spent in CAROLS E Our foods are always fresh and in i are new crop and not job lots or h |j> at prices that will please you. J FLOUR 5= SILVERDALE PEACHES, 3 lar C BLACKBERRIES, IN SYRUP, 1 f LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE, large can I CHEESE T; ICR AN BERRY SAUCE. Ocean S OLIVES, Libby's Stuffed PUMPKIN, Van Camp's, per can Special THANKS I Glace Pineapple, package. . .19c Glace Cherries, package .... 22c Citron, pound 39c PEAS, Tissogood, 2 cans for.... TOMATOES, Virginia Large, 3 c CORN, SHOE PEG, 2 No. 1 cans BAKER'S COCOA 1-5 pound box 9c 1-2 pound box 21c PINTO BEANS, four pounds for CAMPBELL'S SOUP, Tomato, 4 MATCHES, Phoenix, 3 large box (PRODUCE LETTUCE, LARGE HEADS, 3 f, CELERY, LARGE BUNCHES, e; CRANBERRIES, NIC ESTOCK, j ? CAROLINA STORES OWNEI C THREE STORES IN WATAUGA COUNTY %WVWiWV/JVWW.VW^AVVWVVWAVWVV jj Sir Thomas | LiptonSaid: VWWWWUmVWmVWWflWIWAIWNW I 1 rx~zz?_?We Save You Money ?? iCsf rSMN^ % M t' C>r?" ~~-::::::::=^r-??^ I S lit <2!\m fc3 , ?-^"0; 5? NA STORES Stays at J/ome ^ ^ prime condition. Our canned goods J old-overs. The best is here for you C id Bag | mous Laurel Valley ?[ B ge cans 50c M arge can . .. 14c J 29c % . 11.11... _ UL., KMiaairi wi W. RAFT ELKHORN g" ^ $ USIES, Per Pound | pray 22c J 22c ? 10c } IG1VING ITEMS! f Dates, pitted, 10 oz . ...... . 21c ( Orange and Lemon Peel, pkg. 14c C Bee Brand Spices, all kinds... 8c ? 25c I ans for 25c # for 25c ? MY-T-FINE PRODUCTS C j Chocolate Flavor, package. .10c X | D. & C. for Lemon Pies, pkg. 10c 1 25c K cans 29c ff es for 10c 9 SPECIALS I or only 25c C ach 5c k per quart .20c | D BY CAROLINA PEOPLE! ? TWO IN BOONE?ONE IN BLOWING ROCK ? VW/AW.W.V.W.V V.VA'.V.VAV.V/AW lace makes money without adver- 5 except the mint." Is your business J g monev? Use the advertising col- J of the WATAUGA DEMOCRAT | nWVWVmVWVWVWWAWMjWWilWVW
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