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igh.two THE ROBESONIAN, LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, lttt. oAbout One-Eleven 441 JUST an inside word about One Eleven, The Anricn Trw In making this law the State Legia- tore. be a white man. His pal then advis- lature did not intend that the school A large capital in one's signature, ed him that he was going to do the teachers should pass on these children to go back to system again, presumes opposite. He was going to buy him as medical experts. That is not the one's head is swelled. We don't, al-'self a black suit, hat, shoes, socks, idea at -all. It is the duty of the toe ether see this. Sunnose one has. shirt, tie and o-lovoa. "What vnu teachers to follow the outline of in- say, a "B" as a starting point Why, gwine to do dat fer, ain't you black structions which has been gotten up we ask, should this, because this letter enuf?" asked the other. Tse gwine 111! I MB mm l a It Far a III !! bacco Company has served the public with fine tobaccos for many years. It commands the experience and 6kill to prepare and know good cigarettes. The American Tobacco Com pany would not give the address of its home office as the name of a new cigarette if it did not believe that the blend would please you. (by the Stat Board of Health, to is wellfed in appearance, not to say guide them in making these examina- fat and inclined to embonpoint,' stamp tions. The teacher is asked to record its wearer as possessor of the capie- any obvious defects, or any suspected major. ! defect on the physical examination But, after all is said, the systematic icard. This is merely to call the at mawe speak, now in general terms Mention of 'the medical examiner to is the man who has the least percep- that particular child. It is not neces- tion of system. Find the yap who (sary for the medical examiner to ex-yawps system most, and tag hlnras amine every child in every school in one who never in his. brief lifetime has i order to pick out the defective ones, done anything promptly. As a proof, it would be a practical impossibility ask his wife if be was ever known to juujesB mere cuuiu oe six io twelve Finally- try them which meant that if you don't lik 111" Cigarette, you caa let your money back from the dealer. reach dinner on time. SEEN AND HEARD (BY HAPPY JACK.) THE PASSING SHOW i medical examiners to each countv. But iif the teachers will follow the printed instructions and record the results -of I their examinations on the examina tion cards, the medical examiner can exttmine all children that the teacher has reason to believe defective. j All teachers are urged to complete Wouldn't it be fine if one could be thr examinations as soon as possible, rich all the year 'round except when and to notify the Health Officer as the time arrives for listing taxable soon as this is done, so that he may property? It's a sight how we are ivis't the schools and examine all the all opposed to paying taxes. What I children suspected of having some started out to say, however, was that pnysical defect. tW. lives in T.nmhortnn a man wVinab State and county tax this year totals j seven cents. Hardly worth figuring up, is it? '., Speaking of riches and taxes, I heard one man make the statement i that the poorer a man is the happier ! iie is. You ask, can this be true ? I ! ar inclined to believe the less cotton ! a man has the happier he is, that is, at ! the present writing. ! j Had you heard this one? Charlie Butler told it as follows: Two colored soldiers were return ing from France. One advised the ! other that he had learned something from the French people and he was going to show the folks something when reached the homeland. He was going to eequip himself with a white suit, hat, shoes, socks, shirt, tie and to atten' your f unert," was the reply. A-full-grown 'possum was caught on Elm street, near the municipal building, one day recently. When first observed Mr. 'Possum was walking up the street as though lie bad been to town before. . - Where's the Republican that said if Harding was elected cotton would sell for 40 cents the pound right soon af ter? We're all sadly disaDDointed so far. What's 'smatter with the sweet do- tato market? .Several farmers have tried in vain to dispose of a load ofl potatoes here recently and failed "111 take them home and feed them to my hogs," said one farmer. . . .. Did you purchase any stocks Many did and I am informed, reliablysoJ that the purchase of so much stock m various and sundry things is one of the very things that makes money little tight. The people purchased freely, giving notes. The banks bandied the notes, iparting with the cash for them. The money, is gone and the notes, many of them, are t ! J O 1 Al Li - 1 a. - uupaiu. ou inuuKoi, uui very true. Some people learn by experience that if they desire to criticise a mule. it's best to do It to his face, advises toe bioux uity Journal. Wouldn't it be better to do the same thing when you wish to criticise a man"? Try an ad. in The Robesonian. M. MONTE. HEALTH AND HYGIENE putable physician; (c) a previous at tack of smallpox, certified to by a reputable physician. UAwmitf I Section 4. The County Health Offi- XlAUUiiN, ull wicit oah aphnnl nntifipd in accordance with Section 1, at least f AWS fiOVERNING CON- once after receipt oi saia instructions TROL OF SMALLPOX M Conducted by County Di. E. R. Health Officer. ught a little car. and everywhere he went, if exuded raucus noises, and a very gassy scent. Purchased when it was tipsy, it continued on its spree. When it couldn't find a ditch to fill, it forthwith climbed a tree. When speeding along the high way, if by chance it missed a hole, in chagrin it headed for the near est telepole. The countryside was filled with frightened cows and sheep and things, and at its com ing old and gentle but flabber gasted teams took wings. " Stern retribution at length o'ertook him, he tumbled down a well, and when they fished him out again, he said, is sure is . Tut! Tut! Its ever thus when rhyming, with very best intent, a line will often end with a word you never meant. Vaccination of School Children. Section 1. Upon receipt of written instructions from the County Health Officer by the teacher of principal of any school in Robeson 'county, direct ing all children attending said school to become immunized against small pox, it shall be the duty of said teach' ' . . i il j ; ; j A scnoei, ana snail aamimsier iree vac cination against smallpox to all non immune children not specifically in structed by their parents cr guardian to refuse such service. We receive ever and anon hnnchoa of assorted literature, on the p-pnl 'silhio-- nf "oVofw, O. " A ... the teacher or principal of said ! br"ad ' s eT fT L about the premises. There are sys tems by dipping into which one can remember anything that ever happen ed. This is not altogether a good sys tem. There are some things it were better to forget, and a system that would be always reminding you' of them would be somewhat of a nui sance. From the blank before us we assume that one after becoming ex pert might even recall things that never happened. But since we have met a considerable number of people who could do this readily, without any system, it dees not appear as a PROFESSIONAL CARDS CHARLOTTE LUMBER COMPANY A. COLLINS, Manager Charlotte, N. C. All kinds of hard wood and pine lum ber, rough and dressed. Red Cedar Shingles in transit at all times. STOVES We have on hand Columbia cook stoves, Loth's heating stoves and' Borden's cook stoves, oU stoves, and Ranges; all 'contracted before the recent advance in price and before our fire. We need the room, and in order to dispose of these stoves and ranges juickly we are willing to sell them for a small margin of profit. W. R. Surles & Co jPROCTORVlLLE, N. C (NOTICE FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS IN ROBESON COUNTY. It has come to the attention of this nffiro that Home of the school teach er or principal after the date specified erg m Robeson county have complain- in saw msirucuona w require lrum e(j because they have been asked to each child in attendance at said school, make the physical examination of the satisfactory evidence of immunity 8Chooi children, under their instruc against smallpox. tiont. as reauired bv the State law. Section 2. After the date sped- I desire to call attention of all teach-iP1""" necessity in this particular, fied in the above mentioned instruct ers to Chapter 192, Public Laws of tions it shall be unlawful for any pa- 1919. rent or guardian to send to any school so notified any child not pre senting satisfactory evidence of im munity against smallpox, or to cause hi tn or her to aattend any such school. Section 3. In the meaning of this regulation "satisfactory evidence of immunity against smallpox" shall comprise the following: (a) Success ful vaccination against smallpox; (b) evidence of vaccination against small pox within the past year, supported either by positive signs of such vac cination, or by certificate from a re in accordance with this act, letters with detail instructions in regard to these examinations have been sent out to all teachers in the county. Let me state here that the law requiring the examination of the school children by the teachers was not made by the county board of health, but it is the duty of the county board of health to see that the law is complied with. It is a State Law and a good one. It is just as important to cure children of clinical defects as it is to teach them reading, writing and arithmetic. mm? furnisU uour home pauujuuy tuen ou can ask our jrieitds to come to see Mrs. Homelover: Whether you entertain a lot or only have a few friends drop in now and again, you want your home to look nice, don't you? Why not come right now to our store and let us show you our handsome furniture and rugs? We've got HIGH QUALITY goods and we sell at LOW PRICES. Don't forget that a nicely furnished home keeps your boys and girls home at night STEPHENS & BARNES LUMBERTON, N. C Stephens, Barnes & Howell, Inc FAIRMONT. N C ine next system gets more per sonal, in fact we say, it is too familiar witn ioiks. it proceeds to point out from a wrinkle which you have fan cied hidden, some unknown faculty , ib wuriung to me ruin of one s facial landscape. From an expan sive and more or less noble brow, it is a certainty that an untold wealth of intellect lies just behind. We shall not argue the whole question of va rious high and low brows, but we as sert without fear of contradiction that failure often lurks in such diagnosis. e have know n those wlinw hrn. reached surprising altitudes, who were imeiiectuauy non compos mentus and several other things. We have met brows that were so expansive that the rear collar button appearpd in the per spective, and the result when studied was disappointing to any kind of a sysiem, and extremely so to ours. Then there's the handwriting ex pert, who, shown a mystic scrawl that might be the work of a hen with St- Vitus dance and complications, can tell ones family history for several generations back. But there's nmi thing they cannot tell, and that is whose name the scrawl represents. The most prominent writing expert we ever met could not write at all, and he abridged Webster's best English by stating that he was a "handwrit expert." Speaking of writing, why is it that the higher one gets in life the more intricate one's signature becomes ? A youth who can with one sweep form a rhythmic letter, wiht a bird's head hovering above it, goes in successive stages into sudden whirls, and wig gles, and when the pen stops he hasn't the least idea what he's committed in the way of a travesty on a signa- DB. A. C. TEBEAU OSTEOPATH Offic. of Dr. Sanderford, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. Write for literature concerning Osteopathy. DAVID H. FULLER Attorney at Law Office on first floor Planters Bank & Trust Company Building LUMBERTON, N. C DR. C. M. FLOWERS Grauduate Veterinarian Office White's Stables Phones: Office No. 17; Residence No. 34bW. Calls answered day and night. DR. S. R. McKAY DENTIST Office on first floor of The National Bank of Lumberton Building. PHONE 203. t. a. mcneill tawjre Land titles end law of executors and administrators special attention. Office, Fifth street, vett t First National Bank. Practice in ill courts. Lumberton. N. C. JUNIUS J. GOODWIN ATTORN EY-AT-LA W. Office on ground floor McLeod Bldg upposite Kooeaonlan Office. Tffl jJiyJ u w Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson JOHNSON & JOHNSON Attorneys and Counsellors at Law LUMBERTON. N. C. Practice in State and Federal Courts Notary Public in Office. Offices over First National Bank. A. W. McLean Dickson McLean L. R. Varser H. E. Stacy McLEAN, VARSER, McLEAN & STACY. Attorneys At Law. ' LUMBERTON. - North Carolina DEATH RATTLE OF III SOUTH CALOMEL II Dodfon 'is Destroying Sale of Dangerous Brag with His "Liver Tone." Yoo're bilious, sluggish, constipated and bebeve you need vile, dangerous cal omel tO Start TOUT liver and rlaan TAiir bowels. . Here s Dodson'a guarantee! ilr mur druggist for a bottle of Dcxismi'a rw j - . ioue ana laite a epoontui tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten jruu ngm up oeiier tnan calomel and without griping or makincr voikJick I want you to go back to the store and W. B. IVEY Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office on Second Floor Cotton Mill Office Building, Elm Street. Lnmberton, N. C I will be at the following places named here below for collecting TAXES: Buies, . . . Monday, Dec. 13th, 1920 Shannon, Tuesday, Dec. 14th, 1920 Rennert, .... -Wednesday,' Dec. 15th, 1920 Lumber Bridge, .Thursday, Dec. 16th, 1920 Parkton, . . Friday, Dec. 17th, 1920 Red Springs, Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1920 St. Pauls, ....... Monday, Dec. 20th, 1920 Please attend these places at the time men tioned above as I will not make but one round this year. R. E. LEWIS, Sheriff. DR. GRAHAM McLEAN DENTIST Second Floor Jones Building FAIRMONT, N. C. Stephen Mclntyre R. C. Lawrence James D. Proctor Robt. A. Mclntyre McLNTYRE, ' LAWRENCE 6? PROCTOR, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Practice in State and Federal Courts. Prompt attention given to all business. set vour mnnpv. Take calomel tod4y and tomorrow yon wiu ieei weaic ana siclc and nauseated, Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoon ful of harmless, vegetable TVw)unr T.(vr Tone tonight and wake un fwi;n mt Its' perfectly harmless, so give ft to your children any time, It can't sali vate so let them eat sjirthin ftr. jrvda, E. J. BRITT and LUTHER J. BRITT, Attornsys ; Practicing law under the firm name of ' E. J. BRITT & CO.. - with offices In the Pope Building, Lumberton, N. C. Practice in both State and Federal courts. Prompt Attention Given AH Business. r. a. mcneill, jr. r, d. hackett, Jt McNeill & hahtt Attorneys-At-Law. A, H. WEBSTER. Contractor of - Slate and Metal Roofing, Guttering and Conductor Pipe Roof Repairing and Roor Painting. Shop 412 Chestnut St Lnmberton, . - North Carolina Gifts That Do Not Last Clothing and Dry Goods, are gifts that are necessary, useful and ornamental but they soon wear out. Furs make , beautiful and expensive gifts, but they have to be kept in storage the greater part of the time where they are eaten by moths. Perfumes are fine, but short lived. The mem - ory. fades with the odor and the gift is soon forgotten. Furniture and household wares cannot be given as Christ mas presents with a view to long last as they soon wear out, they do not last) Money, makes a1 useful gift, but is soon spent and forgotten. The most valuable relics of the prehistoric ages are gifts that have lasted, and they were made and sold by the JEWELERS. A. J. HOLME LUMBERTON, N. C.
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