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Genre Her A New
'Grip On Life"
THE BEAUFORT NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930
PAGE ELEVEN
"Sargon gave "me a new grip on
life after I had 'doctored' myself for insuring
8 years with other medici-nes trying strength.
been replaced, pour ie pound of University.
freh salt on the cover for each ten I The first general meeting will be
pounds of cukes oat in solution, called Tuesday morning, July 29, at
Placed on the top in this way, the eleven o'clock. Class room work be-
salt goes into solution slowly thus 'gins, however, at eight o'clock that
a solution of uniform morning and those farm women who
Do not stir but remove
to get well. .
' I ""iff " r
I. i w, -
(any scum that may form. When
I the barrel is full, add three pounds
:of salt each week for five
, Prepared in this way, the
cukes are known as salt stock.
I Proper curing requires from 6 to 8
weeks.
I Before brined cucumbers can be
made into pickles, they must be
'soaked in fresh cold, water over the
;night. Change the water twice in
the morning and let the stock stand
jfor an hour before pickling in spic
ed vinegar, recommends Mrs. Morris.
wish to have their attendance count
ed towards a certificate should ar
rive and register Monday eveniner.
weeks. July 28.
brined
barley is reported at 35 bushels an
acre; wheat, 22 bushels, and rye 22
bushels, and rye 22 bushels.
There are now 324 pure bred Jer
seys in Caldwell county according to
a recent count made by P. M. Hen-
SCHAUB INVITES FARMERS
TO STATE CONVENTION
MRSfj PEARL HILL
"Lbss'of, appetite, sick headaches
and indigestion 'had me in such a
(F. H. JETER)
The twenty-eighth annual session
of the State Farmers' and Farm
Women's Convention "to be held at
State College, July 28 to August 1,
will not only give the opportunity
for a brief and enjoyable vacation to
farm men and women of the State,
County made of punctured squares
in the cotton fields of Wilson coun-!
ty show an infestation running from
9 to 41 per cent says W. L. Adams,
county agent.
Another step in building back beef
cattle industry of Jackson county was
made recently Vv-hen .Tyra Davis pur
chased a pure bred Shorthorn bull.
Farmers of Davidson county report
a good quality of grain but no large
yields this season. The average for
weakened, rundown condition that IjDut a'so be a short course pack-
conldn t leave the. house for weeks atjed fu" f instruction.
5 a time. Six bottles of Sargon re
stored my appetite without a trace of
indigestion, I Ve gained 7 pounds, by
nerves are so strengthened I enjoy
sound, intigftrting slep and wake
i up fresh and cheerful with an abun-
f dance' of energy arid vitality.
"As usual, we are offering the
rooms in the college dormitories Jree
of charge as long as they last," says
Dean I. 0. Schaub, head of the agri
cultural school and secretary of the
convention this .year. "Meals may
be secured at low prices in the col-
. ..iiargcM) -Pills -reliever! my consti- jlee dining hall. Our morning pro
pation naturally..,, by. stimulating rayram of instruction begins each day
liver to healthy action and my color jat eight o'clock and closes at, eleven
is clear and healthy." Mrs. Pearl wnen the general sessions for both
''Hill, 8 Front St., Spartanburg, S. C. lmen and women will be held in Pull
F. It. BELL, Druggist, Agent j en Hall. The afternoons will be fea
4 Itured by demonstrations, siglU-see-
Brine Cucumbers ing Wps niusic' an(1 contests. An
1 .' evening nrmrviim k l l-i ,i.
By F. H. JEETER
jf Raleigh, July 14 Surplus cucum
bers, found abundantly in eastern
Carolina this summer: way be brined
a! little expense and sold later on the
lqcal market or to pickle manufac
turers and thus add to the farm in
come. .1 ,V!
"The problem of surplus cucumbers j the visitors will have their first op
ampus each night if the weather oer
mits."
The Dean extends a cordial wel
come to all friends of the college to
attend. Much time and careful
thought has been given to prepar
ing the program this year. Each
lecture will be repeated and some ex
cellent speakers have been secured
for the general meetings. Many of
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Would You Know One
If You Saw It?
If you ever came face to face with a
germ, would you recognize it? Of
course it is not likely that you ever
will see a germ, unless you own a
tremendously powerful microscope, for
you would have to magnify one over
a thousand times to make it as big as
a pin head. But you should recognize)
the fact that these tiny germs can get
into your blood streams through tho
smallest cut, and give you typhoid
fever, tuberculosis, lockjaw, blood
poisoning, and many more dangerous
and perhaps fatal diseases. There is
one sure safeguard against these
dangers washing every cut, no
matter how small, thoroughly with
Liquid Borojsone, the safe antisep
tic. You can get Liquid Borozone at
JOSEPH HOUSE, Druggist
dricks, county agent. The first such
animal was imported into the coun
ty in 1913 by E. G. Settlemyre of
Granite Falls.
Dr. E. F. Menius 1
Eyesight Specialist with t
Sam K. Eaton Co. f
NEW BERN, N. C,
I
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(JVOMWJTSOPTJIFW
has caused quite a great deal .of con
cern in some sections of the State
this summer," says Mrs. Cornelia C.
Morris; food ' conservation specialist
at $ State College. "Where these
caijpt be sold fresh, they should be
placed in brine at once and convert
ed into pickles later. The method
to use is simple and costs very little.
After curing, the cucumbers may. be
kept, as long as desired or . until it
becomes possible to sell them at the
curl markets or , to, pickle manufac
turers. This helps cut the over-pro
duclion problem ; and.-..assures the
picklp market of a steady supply."
Curing cucumbers for pickle ,is
accomplished by a lactic fermenta
tion n brine. The juice of the cu
cumber is withdrawn and the brine
takestits place causing tht , cucumber j
i Ul. 1 J 1 M rn. '
i,u L,unie naru uuu nm. ine
presence of salt also checks spoil-
al' L w 'ill 1 5
Mrj Morris' says .ciuimbers con-
out 90 per cent of water and
- ....... . n 11, li " ' ii ,
comes oui .lncoi 'tne- - orine i
ing it, an excess of -salt 'must I
as the cukes are added us-
ut OB 'fJoJand of salt to each
portunity to hear Dr. Frank Graham,
newly elected president of the State
Another Mark for Helene
'.qn.l,Jfga V
Paengr ScheduTei
Effective December 29, 1929
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 7:00 AM. Goldsboro. Norfolk
and intermediate
points. Parlor ca;
from New Bern.
Lv. 3:15 PM. Sleeper New Bern to
Norfolk, Va., and
Washington, D. C.
For reservations etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C.
T
SHELL OIL I
And Feel The Difference!
CarFs Service Station I
BUS SCHEDULE
Carteret Transit Co.
Leave Morehead City for Atlantic and
points east 11:00 AM.
Leave Beaufort for Atlantic and
points east -11:30 AM.
Lsave Atlaatic for Beaufort and
Morehead City 1:15 PM.
j Lea vi Beautfort for MoreheHd City
10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
Leave Morehead City for Beaufort
11:00 AM. 3:00 PM.
CALL 87-L DAY OR NfJfHT FOR
SPECIAL TRIPS
SATISFACTION
With Your
LAUNDRY
WORK
Holme Madison, . the. ishU'cii-yenr-
nM i t nitiiiti.r 'liiitnr.tiu n4 Ct.ittla
nds of -tfiteumbers. Too much I wash., estalilislied a new world's rec
ord of I inlnme. 8. 1-.I seconds In the
100-meter free style linal of the Na
tional A. A. IT. swimming champion
ships at Lonj; Bench. The former rec
ord was l:0it 1-5.
cucumbers to
(fter cent jsd-
cause the
Usually a,
Is best. This means 22 1-2
uf salt to each sijc quarts of
I This makes a brine of 40
' stremj,irhe' correct i
strengtnor. lermerfjaiw,).-. take I'
place. ;' brlrte in which a fresh egg i
just floats is approximately a 10 per- I
cent solution, f f , : I
U A Bartel ; j
Mrs. Morris advised using a good, i
clean barrel of about 45 gallons ca
pacity in' which is put about six inch
es of the1 10 per cent brine solution.
Add one -.quart of vinegar o (he so
lution and place the fresh cucum
bers into the solution as they are
gathered. A loose wooden cover,
not pine,',' should be placed over the
top to keep the cucumbers in the
solution. Weight this .cover with a
heavy stone to bring the Brine over
it. Weig the cucumber! as; added
and when the cover rd,v sfcjjie have
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many people say: "It is worth its
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Moreover, this fresh
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