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The act of living-!.
Sntly producing waste
AXv.n.ut remove from
fffv. fail to function a
Ldl, there 18 retention of
Hay cause body-wide d.s
lr, suffer naCBing baokache.
Tic-he. attacks of disaness,
f!iglU, .well.UK, purllness
W-leel tired, nervous, all
l, Mty or burning passage.
a lurther evidence of k.d-
Ajer disturbance.
EuwUnd proper treatment
Kcnetc help the kidney,
,uSonius body waste.
Thev have had more
anol public approval. Are
rouptry over. Insist on
t all drui! stores.
Princess Sought
I Farm QiiActinna
. ang. Answers
QUESTION: When should we try
to market our turkeys?
ANSWER: Now that the supply
of meat is short, C. F. Parrish of
State College, in charge of Exten
sion Poultry, says that turkey
growers should make every effort
to process and sell all turkeys that
are now tyady for market. He
thinks I hat" the price will probably
be better now than later, when
the supply of meat is more plentiful.
A GYPSY fortune, estimated at $2500,
was reported to have vanished with
Princess Patricia Tan, Philadelphia,
Pa., and George Evans, a tribal king
and father of 6 children. Eli Evano,
another Romany king and grand
father of the missing girl, has asked
police to find the pair and the
gems and money, (International)
teur at sewing. If you would like
to have a bulletin telling you how
to make a suit write to the Cloth
ing Department, Agricultural Ex
tension Service, State College, Raleigh.
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How to get the bagginess out of
trouser knees is one of the home
pressing problems of housewives.
Clothing specialists explain that
trousers bag where the fabric has
been stretched and that shrinking
with steam is the cure.
Lay the trouser leg flat on the
ironing board with the baggy part
uppermost. Press gently, moving
the iron from side to sido so thta
the steam goes into the garment.
Keep pressing and patting the
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"Home of Better Values"
QUESTION: What about whole
milk sales in future years.'
ANSWER: John Arey of State
College, in charge of Extension
Dairying, says that we are not be
ginning to supply the actual milk
needs in the cities and towns and
on the farms. He believes that
many people are just beginning
to drink milk and that the demand
will increase. He points to some
interesting figures presented by the
1945 U. S. Census. Milk production
has increased about 70 percent in
North Carolina during the last 25
years and yet sales of whole milk
have gone up'700 percent of that
sold in 1920. Surveys show that
diets can be greatly improved
through a wider use of milk and
its products.
QUESTION: Will eyanamid con
trol both diseases and weeds on to
bacco plant beds?
ANSWER: Cyanamid alone is us
ed for weed control but the State
College Extension Service recom
mends a mixture of uramon and
eyanamid for control of both dis
eases and weeds in permanent
plant bed sites. If you are inter
ested in full information, write the
Agricultural Editor, State College,
Raleigh, for a free copy of Folder
70. Either one of these jobs must
be carefully done to obtain the
best of results. For example, if live
weed seeds are brought up to the
soil surface in applying the fertil
izer and seeding, you may have a
greater weed growth than normal.
QUESTION: What is a good re
cipe for making sausage?
ANSWER: Dr. Dan Brady, in
charge of meats research at State
College, gives this recipe: 1 pound
of table salt, 2 ounces of finely
ground black pepper, and 2 ounces
of sage for 50 pounds of pork,
three-fourths lean and one-fourth
loose fabric into place until the
fullness disappears. Then press the
entire leg of the trousers until al
most dry. Leave the trouser leg in
position on the board for a few
minutes until it is completely dry.
Never press wool until "bone dry"
because this makes the fabric stiff
and harsh.
There is plenty of room for sav
ing and better nutrition in the
foods that come into the kitchen,
if they are properly prepared.
Food values can be almost com
pletely lost in cooking. For ex
ample paring away one-tenth to
one-quarter of the potato rosults
in physical loss, but in addition
iron and vitamin C in the potato
are dissipated by not cooking it
with the jacket on.
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alties of this state for the larger
number of convictions. The more
stringent ptnalties of New Jersey
and other Eastern states tend to
reduce the number of violations.
Ward said.
The New Jersey statute on
drunken driving is one of the
toughest in the country in Wards
opinion. It requires for first, of
fenders a mandatory minimum
fine of $200 or thirty-day prison
sentence, plus a two-year revoca
tion of the license of the driver.
offenders, there is a
prison sentence and
revocation of the li-
For second
nin ety-day
permanent
tense.
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UNABLE TO BUY A HOME, Nunr.an llenshaM, a war veteran of Queens,
L. I., N. Y., determined to build his own. Willi the help of Legionnaires
and neighbors he was coinin;; aloiv; line when shortages began develop
ing, stopping construction. Top. Heinhnll's father paints a window sill,
while Mrs. tlcnshall lends her hu. I;nd a hand in setting in a window
frame. Bottom, the Henshall f.ueily gloomily study blueprints of their
half-finished home. He can't get plumliin;: equipment, shingles or asbes
tos siding. At present, lie's si.iyni;: with his in-laws, (utrrruiriorin!)
first ot-
fense is punishable with a prison
sentence of not less than thirty
days or more than one year, or by
a fine of not les slhan $50 nor
more than 1,000 or by both fine
and imprisonment. The second of
fenders can be imprisoned for not
more than two years, or fines of
not more than $1,000, or both fines
and imprisonment.
Revocation of the license of a
driver in North Carolina is auto
matic suspension for 12 months,
with each conviction. Ward said
that the stale, with no permanent
revocation of licenses, had many
instances of drunken drivers being
convicted before the courts as
many as six and eight times.
Revoked For Life
Ward stressed the fact that un
der New Jersey law a second of
fense requires a mandatory revo
cation for life. "The oliieials of
lliis stale often have told me that
they 'play for keeps' when it comes
to drunken driving," Ward said.
"I am going to ask the 1947 leg
islature to put teeth into our laws
on drunken driving," Ward said.
"Then--and only thenwill wo be
fat. Mix the material; I horoUL in;
and then spread ienl oer .1..
meat. Stir the nu ,.t well lv!':v
chopping. Another popul u' N011I1
Carolina recipe includes 1 ed py
per. For 50 pounds of Irion. 1110. ..
use 1 pound of sail. I1.: oum-os o.
ground sage. 'j mine - of bi.uk
peper, and 1 ' u ounces oT ml p 1
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Sept. Drunken
Driving Cases
Highest Ever
RALEIGH - During September
I lie Sl.ile of Norlli Carolina had
till.! convict ions lor drunken driv
iii". resulting in the revocation or
suspension of licenses, T. Buddie
Ward, slate motor vehicles com
misMoner, said.
"This disgraceful report is not
only I ho worst monthly figure ever
reported 111 North Carolina, hut the
month alone is worse than New
.lerscs's total of (i-14 revocations
lor all of las! year," Ward said.
The I'u-t nine months of this
i!-, Ward said, found (he Slate
of Xorlli Carolina already selling
in ail I iine l ocord lor convictions
of dn,' ken driving Willi a total of
l.L'Tl.
! 'c Id, lined I he more lenient pen-
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able to enforce our laws, provided
the judges will eo-operate.
"The weakness in our state legal
setup is that a judge still could
amend the warrant to a minor of
fense. There are many counties in
North Carolina where 'profesisonal'
jurors hang around courts, ready
to serve on cases where the charges
have been amended. They make
it practically impossible to obtain
a conviction for drunken driving.
Support Needed
"Of course we can't get anywhere
by merely changing of the laws.
We must have active public sup
port to see that the laws are car
ried out. We must not have mere
public acceptance of good laws, but
we must have public support."
Ward said there is a "ceiling but
no floor to the fines for a drunken
driver in North Carolina. Some
things can be done about drunken
driving anil speeding, even if the
laws are greatly strengthened."
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PUEBLO, CoL Twenty .four
years ago, II. L. Guire purchased
an automobile, drove it only t tw
months and then put it under can
vas in a garage. Robert Disbrow
heard about the car a few months)
ago and, after much persuasion,
bought it for $125. The bright and
shiny 1922 model had only 4,498
miles on its speedometer and, not
only that, but its side-curtains
had never been unwrapped. 1
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