JANUARY 12, 1S2S
THIS WEEK p
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By ARTHUR BRISBANE
L INDBURGH NEEDED J
THINKING COMES FIRST I
BACK 5,000 YEARS
ABOUT FLOOD RELIEF j!
L.ii :iliuis;h, world's champion fly-J \
erT landed in Mexico City, notifies! >
the world Chat young men in this] c
country know how to fly, in spite of i <
the face that their government -Iocs ] j
not yet realize the importance of j t
flying. c
in? umieu oraces government k
ought to enlist the services of LinH-J.Vj
burgh to instruct American fliers j
and enlighten those responsible fori
our air defense. If another war evei b
comes it will seem very ext raoi di-j "
nary to future historians, writing of I f
American cities bombed and gassed,! b
that the richest cities in the world ! s
) should have, gone along without ade- g
quate air defense. .Not one of our i
cities i? protected today by anything! J
but distance. Coast defense gun? g
and battleships are obsolete, anti- s1
aircraft guns absolutely inefficient. \ a
We spend $600,000,000 a year foVj a
"defense" and have none. tl
ic
The United States Gypsum com- g
pany, with offices in twenty cities j T
and twenty-two mines and mills in j si
fifteen states, has this good idea:! c
all headquarters managers devote
two hours, from 0 to 11 a. m., to| ^
"concentration." They allow no in ! 1
<7 terruption except in emergencies.!
From 11 to 5 they see subordinate!
. and business visitors generally. Each
manager has at least two hours a a
day for real thinking. 3
John 1). Rockefeller had that idea t
many years ago. One of his local
managers, pointing proudly to h
desk loaded down with papers, said
him, "A lot of detail, but 1 shall C
get through it a!! by night." Mr. <
Rockefeller, quoting that, said to his
directors, "1 want all important managers
in our organization to sit with "S
v their feet upon clear desks, thinking u
^ how they can make more money fori
.Standard Oil." They made it, wirhj
Rockefeller's direction, and now he' Ci
~~? ' * " ' * "
:>jjeiiiis it useiuuy, ngnung disease j ct
and igiro ranee. To get ahead, re-!
member that thinking domes first. I
The rest (s secondary. j Is
Learned professors in the L'ni-i
versity of Southern California say! .S
that slang, within reason is good. It G
makes students select their ex pros- S
sions instead of using them automatically.
To all your friend a P
"dim bulb" is better than saying to
your brother, "thou fool," and it] S
means the same. Use of slang j C
"makes a dent in the brain" and
causes thought, says one professor.
It also takes the place of thought,] P
but thai is too lonjr an argument. ! b
Briafcin is sending a commission to ] "
India headed by -Sir John Sinion to! si
see about helping India toward self!
government. The help should have a
begun a.uiiO years back. | d
How can you give self govern-;
ment tG a people in whose literature
the word liberty dues not appear in e<
5,000 years, to milieus who believe ii
. that little girls eight and nine year>; ft
4^ old should be married to middle aged j n
men and that when the old hnsh.-imi i.
When a customer thin!
STORES, she imme
QUALITY and of PRH
Our entire organization
on this very thing. We
isfactory foundation to
shall continue to build u
has proven its worth.
COFFEE "" ?
3^ HJVTT If Carnation or Pet, Ta
lfllLll Baby can
I POST TOASTlES.'-'o"
nr1 A Q Ca*tie Haven, Real Q
Jf C</\k3 two cam for . .
Sugar Loaf, Extra f
1 Deliejou*, 2 can*
APPLE BUTTER S
A Genuine Our Moth*
LULl/A Fu? *ib. c
BEANS
2 IN 1 SHOE P0IJS1
TOBACCO8'''".','
Carolina Stores for
BOONE, N. C.
V L??
k i i '? ? fSW Jr^5E I
TJ
lies tile young woman should be
wrned alive with the husband's mis?iabk
corpse? That's a long way
*rom self government, _
The president recommends :\ tenear
plan for Mississippi valley flood
jreventioii involving $296;0ti0,000Mtogefcher.
$25,000,000 would be
pent the first year and $-30,000,000
: year thereafter. Why not spend im
very year as much as can be spent coi
vise I y to hurry the work rather thanjtai
i.-k. in the course of ten years, an-| dis
?ther fiood that might cost injwa
instruction more than the tota) ap-j nia
uopriaticn? Secretary Mellon could j wa
iorro\v the money for three perj voi
ent if he couldn't take it out of .the wii
urplus. Haste is important: floods tat
on't wait. an<
the
I.a>t Au?u-t the stock market ]y.
rokt- when President Coolidge's first' hoi
do not choose" came out, and a1 ital
ew days ago that foolish market) am
rokc again because the Presidentj of
aid he meant it. What frightens j f0o
entie stock brokers and speculators?) t
)o they think Hoover. Lowden or' nia
lawes would declare war 011 Pga-, ter
onia, abandon the gold standard, ty^
uspend factories, stop the rainfall live
nd destroy crops? Mr. Coolidge is it i
good president, wisely allowing bui
bose thai know how to run the int<
ountry's business to run it. Other
ood men are ready to do the same,
he wise will not choose to sell their
toeks because Mr. Coolidge does not
hoose to run.
JEWS OF WEEK FROM
ZIONVILLE SECTIONj
Zionviile. dan. 10".? Born to Mr.]
nd Mrs. Howard Greer on January
rd, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller are off
> Pennsylvania to visit their daugh-r,
Mrs. James Lewis.
Misses Mora Byers and Hazel
Ireer of Silvcrstohe have been re
exit gusts of Misses Flora and
iunche Greer.
M IS. Mary Younce am! Miss Ettie
ounce have returned from p. two
reeks' visit to relatives in Tonnes?e
<\ T. Warner left Jast week lor a
eorg"hi hospital where he will re-1
eivc treatment for two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves Hulnian of j
'odd, are with relatives in the vil:ge.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Grogan spentj
unday ;.t Sutherland vis ting Mrs. j
Srogaiys parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
rhith
Mrs, L: Greer is very sick at the!
resent time.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Castle spent
aturday at ?i!verstone visiting Mrs. I
a tit''-: mother.
A woman was entering a motionj
ieture house? when she was Stopped [
y an attendant.
"Excuse me, madam," he said,!
but you can't take your dog in-i
ide."
"How absurd !" protested the worn-1
n. "What harm could the pictures!
o to a tiny dog like this?"
n.y.r .Hihc-'rtf. a.,;-..;...- i
'"W "b auu. uaiijfiuj; rt'C U?-|
iia'ng established as two new farm
ulustries in North Carolina. Wei!
id h<)Rs from North Carolina comlai
(1 a iVriimitlni or i a::aii: eastern
r.irh'its.
.... i
ts of CAROLINA
diately thinks of
^ES that don't fool,
t has been founded Z
have found it a satbuild
upon and we ^
pon it. Our growth 111
i
and., 25' I
,1! Can 12c; /?c gig
2 81
IRN FLAKES, 1 fc I
irkagcx for AO
Quality
"aocy, Purely QPvc fe,
for O'J
dee Blush, Ore ^
I Quart jar Ltfj [UEj
9QC 11
an LjZP
laviea, OETc
ix> sg
\, EACH 9 I
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Carolina People i
BLOWING ROCK, N. C. |j^
US WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EV
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About Your Health |
HJXGS VOC SHOULD KNOW
By John Joseph Gaines, M. D.
WINTER WARNINGS
At. this season oi the year foods
property stored, vegetables left in
mere of cellars, open milk con
ners and such like, may become
ease carriers unsuspected. In
rm weather decomposition of ani1
or vegetable foods liberates; a
ruing- odor or appearance of fla%
before much barm is done; in
iter it is different; stale vegeiles,
"specked" fruits from stores,
j other impurities- do not make
ir imperfections known so quickIt
behooves our citizens and
lsekeepers to look well to the santion
of homes, from every angle,
I to enforce strictest cleanliness j
premises, occupied, as well as of j
ds and water consumed.
Sold weather is preservative to |
ny of the most dangerous bacia;
it is not known just how long
>hoid and para-typhoid germs will
> and remain virulent in cold, but
is a long time. Once within the
nan system, they develop vapidly ; j
> the very serious, winter-time I
"TEX" R
World Famous Spon
The Cream of tl
"No article can grow
hind it. LUCKY SI
and have grown bec<
'The Cream of the Cr<
STRIKE. The best T
them. I know, becai
that this is so."
"Its to
No Throat Irritat
Artistic-l
While you are buildi
be the beautiful and tl
if it costs no more. T
even though it be only
ments to the home plac
America has passed
"just abodes." Americ
the old world spirit oi
artistic place in which
pleasing to the eye as
No matter what yoc
pair, nor no matter wh
need, we can supply tl
as can be found anywh
Give us a trial?
Watauga Li
"Everything to E
I Cellar to (
l
ERY THURSDAY?BOOKE. N C.
diseases named for them. It is of
the utmost importance that your ice-,]
box be watched; it is not always sanitary
because you notice no impure
odor from the jar of cream that
spilled last week, and left a greasy
smear on two or three of the shelves
for several days; it looks and tastes
as fresh as it did then?but some of
the whiped cream or minced ham
overflowed into it to some way?you
may have a pretty fair culture of (
mixed bacterial that live at low tem-;
peratures.
We should be more careful in winter
than in summer, to have pore
food and water, inspections of city
WJihpr V?r? *
U-. uviM/ibUt K'jr illC 14iV.-M.
vigilant, capable officials. Dairymen
who peddle milk in bottles?you
have a right to demand cleanliness.:
Winter epidemics are among the
most fatal known Be vigilant and
save trouble.
MRS. E. T. EVANS j
HEARSE SERVICE j
at all hours
I '
Phone Central
- j
ICKARD
ts Promoter, writes:
|
"Lucky Strikes never injure
my throat. Many j
of my friends in all
walks of life use and
enjoy them.'y
!
ie Tobacco Crop
without quality be?
HIKES are growing
?use of their qualicv.
W?ru?cJr??,r>l T TPT^V
r o ?%. .?bvr w *>AV A
obacco is bought for
ise it is my job to see
Buyer of Tobacco
at JLouiavillo. Ky.
asted" j
ion-No Cough.
rcpienlaneraa i^ncfcTeiTM
beautiful 1
in
ing?it might as well
tie artistic, especially |ui=
his is equally true, H:
repairs and improve- Ssij
? \'JS (
1
the era of building ^
a has caught a bit of iani
l . . , MS
malting its homes an =S|
to live?or, a place, gl
well as comfortable. |i=
! want to build or re- |?j
at materials )rou may
lem at a price as low ^
iere. ^
s
Limber Co. i
luild a House? ^
Chimney" ^
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nM mm m$mm mm
PAGE FIVE
COME TO US
FOR REPAIRS
To avoid accidents?use common sense?and good brakes.
We cannot supply you with the former, but we CAN see
that your brakes are in good order.
Drive in today and lei us go over your car and put it in
first-class shape.
We sell the best grade of MOTOR OILS.
LET US CARE FOR YOUR CAR
W.R. WINKLER ?Bb
& COMPANY %5S|
BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
1 I H B? Mninnam
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