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CHIROPRACTOR
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Chemistry
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Instruction as require
urr Geometry
Latin
Spanish
History and Appi
Philosophy
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WRITER MAKES OWN
DISCOVERIES" IN \\
EVOLUTION THEORY
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i-r ;;3, wide lv k .u\v writer an i humi.'i-t
naiii public ;? , ntlv hic
wtirs in tli th.-i'tv ?.f evolution.
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I'hat tin t'? run l.r : o shadow ?>f . .
dotihi in rami- i Mini the l.-wrr anini.il
i- di-cb >? (! from restaivhis ho
: hi- wiit.-r has ina.lr n the a chivei'f
tin- EnjjM-h and Anieri an lanjjuap'es
and by \.a\.,tion ..f innum- li-'Arable
idiom-. -mile-. metaphor.*,
and othe ?ut?< * -pe,. n. H?- nu
say-:
"Certainly man cane tron the an- s'1:
; ma I. The 'act- at. indi . utnble, <
irrepressible. Darwin didn't know 'A"1
half if it. Da trow is lml a super- ',l1
ficial thinker and Hu\l? prnpnos- J"'1
[nations fade info insignificance
tvhon the facts are v.ah (1. Take bk
t>ui lanpunpe. It all points to animal ho
life c.l the lower order. In the first h>
place man is horn by the stork; then er.:
lie crawls and whines and h? fore lor.p is
he is a regular little pip. tit- grow?
up like a weed. 1 ne
"Later <-n in lif*. he 5< a poor fish thi
mil a sucker, but often acquires horse doj
*ense. Road-hops flourish, end-seat- hu
irops obstruct, and the early bird pets iai
[he worm. People lock sheepish, act. -hi
alfish. crawfish, prowl, snap and thi
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Psycholo
relation ot Art Sociology
Economic
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"c.jr.on . o battelfiii and vantpin
r, hu-A.Mid- art* in- 1' 1 iu<1
women ar- hull-headed, and - n
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it- a- ass. Will
> wl-. >l\ old i'l-N.s and oacle eye
? > \iJh a theit feilowmcn.
a dirty doir runs amuck. Kar
rin? courts arc common. Clo?:
op t- h | r-.nd jaywalkers walk
1 t.f as jret stun>; without a bo? i
i.'_ allll 111. f. < 111 211.. !?. mnru .1. ..11
in thf male.
"\\iato- h?.p off and fly. til
iid? int eatish. and maids that at
t so i.iil art- kittenish. Men ar
tiki, old btars. wolves in sheep'
thir.jr. and pull th? wool over on
?'s. Some folks arc IdO per ceil
11. We lionize heroes. Who is no
piainted with some old crab or sill;
Men are lobsters, they shut u;
e clams and some crawl in thei
!? s. Kverv countyseat has its court
ust. rats; every town has its chick
- and old hiits. The whole work
infected with parasites.
"We develop elephant ia-.s. horse*
ck and a whale of a lot of othe
rifts--. We are land-lubbers, sea
ts. turtl.. dove? and otherwise fim
ds such as lame duck?. We ar
ik horses, hunks of cheese. littl
imps, and often wiKicle out o
ngs. We do the goose step, thi
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SCENE ON" VALLEY
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Sti :i?in:-.l view of the ?' ilvill devt!
!* Company, viure whit i.ai ??!* i- '
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y turkey tr?it. and the c:-m 1 walk whs'..
we v * a htimp on out'selve*. W-. hav gh'
'' our hear eat-, ham actoi*. and jack- In
leg lawyer-. We sire ik? anarj1
laugh like hyena* shed crocodile p. i
tears, and hound and buffalo one an
other. We ar stubborn a- mules, his
slick a> ?t Is, but often have to pony
up. Wt. are big frogs in little ponds
^ and little frog- in vice versa ponds.
^ We make Ym pigeon-toed, walrus- Wi
tooth-d, pug-nosed. pionkey-faced. las
chicken-hiaded and cm-k-eyed; and Mr
~ all of us are more or less cuekoo.
' Finally we sing our swan song and K;t
croak: still the half has never yet been hei
> | told. But it's all monkey-business del
r>and it gets our goat. Ain't science
"'the snake's hips!"
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e Mrs. Victor Johnson and children of j',N
jCopperhill visited her father. Bill Arrowood
over the weekend.
I' Mr. B. D. Davis of Charlotte spent
Ijlast Sunday with his wife. Mrs. Mary "V'
II Joe McCombs Davis.
The Peachtree School reopens a-j
gain Monday the 7th after two weeks
bidder vacation. Mr.
Troy Suddt-rth spent ktst week- na<
end with relatives in Marble.
Messrs. Dirk Rice and Dock Sud- pn
derth of Spartanburg. S. C. spent last 1 0
weedend here with friends and re- 11
latives. ,ic
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Renew Your Health ';re
by Purification !h"
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Any physician will tell you that jtul
"Perfect Purification of the Sys- (,n
tem is Nature's foundation of a<M
Perfect Health." Why not rid pa
yourself of chronic ailments that dci
are undermining your vitality f
Purify your entire system by tak- c'hi
ing a thorough course of Calotabs, j t"'
I ?once or twice a week for several' wii
weeks?and see how Nature re- bi?
1 wards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get a family
package, containing full directions,
price 35 eta.; trial package,
10 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.) Pk
cT*'-'tfr U. 1925.
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DEVELOPMENT
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; nintit f the Kijral B1 i? M.nHe
n ftom the -round ThiRtv.
and Mrs. -Johns.>n daui
? f Jefferson. (la. v> t-.l -is
iv Saturday. 1
M !' -? y < t i-?? niot.-r. i ' <?{"
rhill Suiutdy.
Mr. holph Cnrriiurer retu r-- i '
h um- in Knowille !asi > /.unlay
oiupaim- i by his father. M T. t".
rr-'vrr.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Payn. and Mrs
Hianis of Copptrhill, T .ti. -inn:
i Sunday with Mrs. Payne'- ; rent?,
s. Uenrv Crisp.
Miss Alba Louise Sudd.-- ?' "
le:g;h is spending her -a..: n with
r parent-, Mr. and Mis. \ K. Swijrth.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wat . i-ntaiiu-d
a party of young: 'ik? at
ir home Monday nijrht. Many
nu-s were played, after which water
Ions were served. The party was
'en in the honor of thi Misses
rnard of Andrews.
Messrs. Glen and Posey <V -p. and
ul Sudderth motored to .K terser
lledgtvilie and other points in
orgia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. I.ovingood ot
hens, Tenn have moved bark to
achtree. \V,. are glad to have theni
ik in our midst.
K?v. Dock Baker of Andrews
*ached an interesting sermon ai
achtret. Baptist Church Sunday
o clock and Rev Ellsworth Harts1<I
hold hi< last service at the Methot
Church at 8 o'clock. R*rirtsfield
has been a faithful workin
our community for the p*-41
nr. We regret very much te
ve him leave us.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Suda*h rented
to their home in Jefferson.
. Tuesday the 25th. They were
om pained home by the la iter'-4
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sudrth.
Mrs. U. P. Etheridge a?d two
Idren, Marjorie and Maurice ***
nod home from an extended vi*
th friend* and relatives in ColuB*
'? S. C. Saturday nighf.
Dr. Julia E. Foster
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
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ASHEVILLE, N. C.