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"THE. CHEERFUL CHERV&
It's nice to be &. poet,
TKey know jo
rrvt-ny rkymes;
And wken tkey find
6. good one
Tkey ctn vse it
lot j of ^
times! /" \
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WNU Service.
Intelligence Classified
c I
A classification of the popula- ?
tion of the United States according
to varying degrees of intelligence
divides the population into the following
groups: Class A, 3 per cent,
capable of professional training:
class B. 20 per cent, capable of college
training; class C, 54 per cent, J
capable of high school training; i
class D. 20 per cent, high and a I
few low grade morons; class E, I a
3 per cent, hopelessly feeble-mindcd
and lower morons. I j
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How Women
Bin Their 40's j
Can Attract Men
Hi-re's good advice for a woman during her 1
change (usually from 38 to 52). who fears
she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries
about hot flashes, loss of pep, dizzy spells,
upset nerves and moody spells.
Got more fresh air, 8 hrs. sleep and if you
need a good general system tonic take Lydia
It. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
imperially for icom en. It helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
vivacity to enjoy life and assist calming
jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that
fton accompany change of life. WELL
WORTH TRYING!
Intellectual Whetstones
As diamond cuts diamond, and j
ne hone smooths a second, all
the parts of intellect are whet- I
r tones to each other; and genius,
which is but the result of their
uitunl sharpening, is character,
30.?Bartol.
For quick relief?always ii
la\ usc th'3 afcurato aspirin. 1
i At'h? jS'fc.-fosepSi
V ' GENUINE PURE ASPIRIN
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Bringing Happiness ,
To watch the corn grow, and the j
bssoms set to draw hard breath ,
. cr plowshares, to read, to think, f
to love, to hope, to pray?these
are the things that make men hap- ,
py John Ruskin.
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Malaria'Chills-Fever [
Take reliable Oxidine. Stops eW? and J
farer, clean* blood of malaria. Famous Jj 0X!DlN[f ' J
for 50 yaar*. Monty-back guarantea. // I jfcJ
Real Nobility
If a man be endowed with a
generous mind, this is the best
cind of nobility.?Plato.
INDIGESTION
Sensational Relief from Indigestion
and One Dose Proves It
If the first dose cI this pleasant-tasting little
* tablet doesn't brine you the fastest and most
| pltte relief you have experienced send bottle
' K to us mid net DOUBLE MONEY BACK. This
iieli-ant tablet helps the stomach digest food.
' kites the excess stomach fluids harmless end lets
> 'U eat the nourishing foods you need. For heart
ikrn. sick headache and upsets so often caused by
excess stomach fluid* maklnir you feel sour and
sick all over?Jl'ST ONE DOSE of Bcll-ans prove#
?tc*dy relief. 2a? everywhere.
Greatest Want
He that wants hope is the poor- r
-St man aliv.
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graHpHrsdnipiflHWvM
Don't Neglect Them I |
Nature designed the kidneys to do a
marvelous job. Their task is to keep the
flowing blood stream free of on excess of
toxic impurities. The act of living?li/s
S ?is constantly producing waste
I matter the kidneys must remove from
d the blood if good health is to endure,
a When the kidneys fail to function as
Nature intended, there ia retention of i
, waste that may cause body-wide dis- I
tress. One mey suffer nagging backache.
I persistent headache, attacks of dizziness. J
getting up nights, swelling, pufftneaa ?
under the eyes?feel tired, nervous, all ?
atom out.
Frequent, scanty or burning passages
may (urthcr evidence of Sidney or
j bladder disturbance.
The recognized and proper treatment I
? a diuretic medicine to help the kidneys
?fl rid of excess poisonous body waste,
pse Doom's PilU. They have had more
than forty years of public approval. Are
endorsed the country over. Insist OD I
I ITiTv?1iTT|W
THE CHEROKEE
LABOR DAY
Modern Industri
Gets Paid W<
^ : - ' - ?-.?* ,
ONE-FOURTH of the worlds
sulphur, used for everything
from automobiles and weed kill?rs
to xylophones and rubber
boots comes from limestone donnc.
ifs far beneath coastal plains of
rexas and Louisiana's delta. Workngon
the surface, sulphur miners,
like other V. S. industrial tvork rs.
benefit from exemplary labor
conditions. This years Labor day
finds the typical operator punching
a time-clock (right) working
W hours a week and earning an
iverage of 86 cents an hour. Twenty
years ago the same job paid 35
cents an hour, 70 hours a week.
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Financial worries are S&
educed. This typical Sr
corker at Grande ? \
Vcaille has just dis- ^ ^
cussed a. nrrtltl *>???
' " /'I "'"I 111 11 till.
lis personal manager
i nd is receiving a loan. V
Employees also get
\roup insurance, hosntalization,
pensions,
ervice bonuses and dis harge
compensation.
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Left: Miners and their families
?gularly scheduled night soft ball gai
hassef nearby community. Right: Sc
overs from operation at the Port Sul
bhbmb^ '
It's good old summer time six o
ulj coast and the childrens' swimmi
opular. Grownups find the gulf of
ood a swimming pool as it is a fishin,
: SCOUT. MURPHY. N. C.. THURSDAY
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Lai Workman
?11, Enjoys Life
W SUSS r- ' '
';;kS
V^-.- - II
!^y:. *w,; : . i
'xf ^
jrf freeport su.pil
- > company j
This launch carries
workers 10 miles through
a cannl from Louisiana's
Grande Kcaille mine to
\ l*ort Sulphur, miners*
town on the Mississippi's
RKjS* hanks. Old days saiv
miners walking miles to
work. painfully hauling
materials across the
plains and swamps by
plodding mule train.
%' 1 ' *
??* .
5 are ardent sportsmen. Here is a
ne between Port Sulphur and Belle
m of a Grande Ecaille employee re
phur hospital.
t seven months of the year on the
ing pool at Port Sulphur is a In: ays
Mexico, only four miles away, as
g ground for tarpon and black bass.
AUGUST 24, 1939
ASK ME '
ANOTHER
The Questions
1. Here is the first line of a wellknown
poem: "I could not love
thee, dear, so much." Can you
give the second line?
2. What country is known as
"The Land of the White Elephant"?
3. What is the greatest depth in
the Atlantic?
4. An Andalusian is a native of
what country?
5. Which is smaller, an atom or
an electron?
6. What does the nautical term
"dead reckoning" mnnn?
AROUND Id!
.he HOUSED
Cretonne Curtains.?When you
wash curtains or loose covers of
cretonne, put a large cupful of
vinegar into the rinsing water. It
brightens the colors.
Colorful Berries.?To make sure
berries will retain their bright color
be careful not to overcook them.
If they are used in preserves store
the jars in a dark place.
*
Sugar Sirup for Sweetening.?
Use sugar sirup instead of granulated
sugar for sweetening chilled
beverages and punches. Boil together
for three minutes two cups
of granulated sugar and three cups
of water. Allow the sirup to cool,
then store it in a covered jar in
the refrigerator.
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SAY KELLOGG'S BEFORE
| MEJUKMC
Use Acid-Free Quaker Stale M
regularly. Your car will run fart Hi
you need to add a quart. . . you
repair bills. These results are ass
cause every drop of Quaker State
free. You get only pure, rich, heatlubricant
specifically refined to {
care-free driving. Quaker State C
ing Corporation, Oil City, Penn
?A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various Subjects
The Answers
1. "Loved I not honor more.*'
2. Siam is known as "The Land
j of the White Elephant."
3. Nearly miles (28.680 feet),
north of Puerto Rico and Hispaniola.
j 4. Spain.
! 5. An electron is smaller than
1 an atom.
6. A method of ascertaining the
approximate position of a vessel
from the course steered and the
distance covered when the heavenly
bodies of light are obscured.
Items of Interest
rrxriini to the Hcjsewife j
lie moving Tomato Skins.?To
skin tomatoes easily, place them
in a basin, pour boiling water over
them and let them stand a minute.
You will find that the skin can be
removed without any trouble.
Father of Pleasure
Novelty is the great parent oI
pleasure.?South.
BREAKFAST!
1*bin
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. YOU SAY CORN FLAKES
Copr. 1939 by Krllocs Company
fe#' J
r before |j
sylvania.