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s Ah ff-t I i j V-:: -.-t. - -r H DESSERiciit:.; rPsiPAY,,MAKCH 8, 1912 t ..-V .H NO 2 .1 'I i 111FC2 CSCDAtlK 0" ithcsii thatb not Relieve Ctotlca r trho do not believe Ufflout disefuio . ia r North Car there AUll a lew wfco ao no UjSlt iivtch the earth is JtWM rrnitic f fh lt 'atnlft trste of time io . Hiie - with! mMM' f ectecl artfcieil or tbines Uxat hve inch people. Fui -ic-tt.y: i. let S come in contact with smallpox such persons be con v itoI by a " Witt m-. fWnmif. nmsLllnox i case of the disoctfttc t L'.ti cast l-i ' Jong after. thet patient ha?; died! pearls before frwiae? ' fbr recovered.- A Uttle -'over-al ,vrh:SVrT; i iff BUSINESS IS THEIR LIFE niany mce Little s for Wife to Study .X. 11 ANNA TrEJUSlNS ' ?I uemica or smaupox oroe ni irS inoWlffoinfj out whole families nel" Koosevelt Hxjn: J H i unl frftiir':AYn.kiiriLifiK-,.. t.'tiii.t :.-.tiie i anxnnnlties, 4UU.x lives annuauy irom wiis - SI K AJt VMS WM I 111 UA1 I W A. A .UlIO . - . n 1 m m-y loathsome disease. There were at f aia-i,;:' ITnV-.v lfiaat S50 times as man deaths I - - , - lor .-Jrfv-Sv-.-'- Jl'from wy, uuv. - . I nnmina(im r- ? IT--:-- this wretched,: reekmff,f nt his sbiu :-i tu-s rotton disease as we r now e a re :"l'41lof the Navy, H -yfcr anU tary of War have said" tnat I e then and r nowl- What ftas. wrought the change? ;AU the medical world, lt the 'v scientific world know but one answer- vaccination. vWt-jtovaoci-nation? VaccinaUon is rone of the simpest urical operations known.-' It consists X essentially of implanting in tiie body a small vmbunt of - immunizinij ' or- anti v smalipox fluid.- When : onehas 'onceixad Xmeaales or scarlet becomes attact of the same aisease. roe j vinue or it Pi 5 r not it. ; I S- : a candidate, cau.su i Dublic here toui-riit - ten by; Coionei xiosvi. . 1911, douy - A-p .;--n:r"i.t port Mr. Taii, rv- - as follows: t have expressed niysZiu f ectly freely to dp a iai jt. ber ot men on this -t t ei ways to the effect; teiiiiuj: : those -who were, wita ju lunch at my house, and teiliug HifTard Pt.nr.hot. Jim Garfieid - - tk.n a nMirlrina I - . . " . - - mmm jr.land Congressman Madsor ia attact of-measles gives Mtn1T aml Kftp.rfttarv Mevor a second attact of measlea. Jajjd Secretary: Stimsbn, all alike Successful yaccination produce tlv what I have said but one sore or scar on the arnvi flllf. T .a nnt h a whereas - smallpox . Pwj candidate in 1W2 myself anl hundred of fostering sores all fl, f T Kfu1 nrt intention of takinsr ftshcrbody. - ; J : -jany psirt Sthe yominatiGnfbr ; AForat least five -years after i Q:T,cf nnv -Andidate, Wfi kafcfj Sincerely yours, "Theodoro Roosevelt." 0 WOMAN should permit feself to becoine too.familiar wth her husband. . Always make him respect you. "if he does you a kindness thank him; if ju meet him on the street, speak to fiim ar politely a you ..would to & stranger. Nerer t&g around ,after him and give' him the impression that you are watching him; a man dislikes to be hanging on a woman's aprpfl strings. IWfc expeett him to' do youfc housework for you, and' don't scout. f- -Jo- . ' ' Never' be aiisious for ijiin to tell you where he has bet if heis wenty'niinutes lutto his meals; eat-your lunch and let him haTQ what is lef t - . VA''aistwi- Wt cry, for eVerycross word. Just get the forgcttmg habit; forget" to hean - 5 .' I read up funny; stories, war hews, everything in general I know he likes ttf hear, and hi doesn't go to th&'saloon news,: f or I try to keep right up to date. ' I am not beautiful, -nor n0y educated, nor a musician, but I am a good cqok and can-d6 jewing Very neatly. His clothes are always clean, his meals always ready,, and I am sure my husband loves Thousands of American Men Seem to Be Wholly Uninterested In -' Their, Wives. The Stranger Within Yout Gates, f This is a booster talk. ; ' ; If we the citizens of the towns and villages of this Piedmont belt could make up our, minds- American to put aside all personal pre judices, clannish impulses; stin- and ' unite for t Tbre are thousands bt men rlxo are merely Indifferent to Kt 4Wmiv nnWrested. and askof giness oi purses, their wires only to be let alone, Their the common good .of our. towns buisness is their life; it U their life j how much might we, do for their arter tney ure mameu ju. rwnmu anA i,iM?T,.vt dous game; and in this 'country a man has got to win or jo to the. wall. It makes no difference whether a man is married or a bachelor; it is not the women of the country, who determine :. Shelbyis beg;inniii to this realization. - j Hickory hes long been awake- and is. doing things. Thinlv of if a maivmust work at the great rate! the spunk that it took to raise- , of speedfat Which they labor it is the iaiixr Sim Oftft for inwitmpnt lr v pace, of the country Itself which de- i , . . , . T. . ihands it. Our men give generously manufacturing enterprises! It isy 011 and indulgently to their women folks; a, live town. So isGastonia. . 1 3T l-i rrtt m. i nave Deen marncu wis. What do I most admire about him?ItJs just this: He never, talks linkindly -.-of anyone and he neyer scbrK" always a good: talkerbut ave learned that to ireep your ui) tiiht wheji yon see he croes" is the great .secret of hap- The really live towns of tho they , like to see that they have ev fKTSMtiTSS; Hetoon ntqnst strong houses well-apjwinted and tneir wom en well dressed; they like the luxury of it for themselves. What Is to be expected of young girls whose father C 0i Vterar the nody usually j ; J; ; v .immune to wcond r attj iJ '-'mSt-kM:er The .v I f. " . V Ma vi.rawuavtwu ; that ?M;!r4resvveti better I" immunity vaccination one is in no more danger Cjf . taking smallpox from -a smallpox patient than he is' of taking a headache or " tootnacne from an associate, vaccination so thoroughly - protects , ' from smallpox that a vaccinated per- " .T Tvl aZI t w having no intention of being patient and be m no danger oflw!" t , , . , iQ10 t contracting the disease. Probably Oyster Bay, N. Y.f March 3- Colonel Roosevelt when shown tonight's dispatches'f rom Wash i ington a letter of the Colonel's dated June 27, 1911, quoting him -- i1 '.A the strongest proof of the protect ing power of vaccination is ta be found where a vaccinated baby does not contract smallpox while nursing from its mother, who has the disease. In view of these facts, strange as it may seem, there still 'exist adme peopie who prefer not to be vaccinated. These people usu presidential candidate in 1912 made the following statement; "I will say nothing unless the name of the recipient of the letter is given and the' letter published in full. Probably the language is not correctly given Certainly all thecontext, in which I said I would not refuse the nomination, is suppressed. The letter published in a Chi have had 'no influence in their bring-ing-up, hut have merely paid the hill young girls, who have never been taught the use omoney nor any de tails of any business whatsoever, and j whose whole duty in life is to dress with the extreme perfection or. wnicn our .women are past masters, and to - 1 t A f J keep in good physical conaiuon auu I was mouth shut up tight T)iness. : .' My husband is vcjry proud and likes : to iook nice, i no auiuno ,ic sr.d cfnyns. But pull for industrial ihvestmentsi in their midst, , There is nothing "lais-sez-faire" about these towns. ' ' I have been in a number of Piedmont towns since Jan uary 1st. -Times' are . none the best, but the citizens greet you the stranger -with a he arty handgrasp, are"glad to see STou, ' ncss in a man. , "Now, ;i.'haveseen;at ly Lather. a woman causes -all hex3wn tiovolf?iicriiiy. Trv to save and remember that money is y Never get the habit of :ruiming to hint for nionev. ieil mm about now much-you want on payjoay auu -t; j;- for plentv; then if you nave any lelt ever puwt away. If you must talk; don't gossip, utalk over business matters Jaasant' thing. ; . -;: ' Z'h : . : ' Mv husband doea not like to go out in the eve- nines, but if I want to go I dress up te children and Don't ask if you can; ten niiti: mceiy. you talk .anmsihgly ? These are the prices inquire of your business and tell 3tou that they would like for you to locate with them. - ; When a man goes to a town in the hopes finding a location and discQers that everybody is try- ihf to graft from him, he getsi of success, success being measured in this -country, as elsewhere, in terms of marriage and attention. Woman's Home Companion. -y r l a ... WHAT WE OWE TO WOMEN Evef or some going.- - Km--?-z c r-'t. BeUndependeht, but don'fc show off about it; and learn to listen to his ideas. If you disagree with him, do not say so' unless he asks for your opinion. Don't tell him every silly thing, what you buy and what you do, unless heBkg you, Learn that the greatest secret of happiness isjlence. Flatter him, make him think heis just tielhing. A man is very much like a child. Be firm and kind and always! a lady,( indhe is yours always aaBBBBVaaaaVMaaVaBai p HiMii warn' i i7aR7r":- J CU naa arv.M I IA J imjii Lt". "XI llti iij&uiia,ui.j cj UIrl.t.o to ho. 'to J friendUnesS)hc is impre! alluded to the women aa the authors Lwith the town and? says, this of the home or shelter.. is me the kind of town to live m.-fevH m thAt makes -the nest, the L . .j- - kSA Sat . tb. burrow U one were poor;. ivnn for her young ana.tne ienuue uee uw. iwiuiTts im4uuyea uyrvi jm(h makes the honeycomb aa home xor nd nej;pg pnt his shoulder to tilt? ' . hers. The'human female more xnau , v , ,roWmont fronted ner home. iJut , " "A :" iuu w i Ao y : f aTrt avonini naner a month aeo ally urge one or more oX the ns 8Ub8tantiall yall I said following objections: Vaccination I in these letters. ' ' is dangerous, it 1 ii useless, it I The letter referred to as pub- interferes- with personal rights, lished in a Chicago newspaper orthatdoctorsrge; vaccina g?j& for the feethey recievcor tnat A Munsey explaining his posi all vaccination statistics are tion. . false. .Only the ! narrowest . . minded people belong to this i1 class-those that are penny wise Rev. B. A. Culp, who has been and pound foolishj and those very sick was able to fill his ap. that would sooner risk their life pointment last Sunday at Grace against smallpox than endure the M. E. church. Mr. Culp will slight 'discomfort dr a vaccinated begin a protracted meeting at &rm for a few day. Vaccina- this church on March 13th, if tion is nomore dangerous than the weather will permit. 7 .nijt ahnnf the skin. Messrs. Mack and - Burgan Tf ?.nthalf M danirerous as Conner spent last Thursday at the pulling of a tooth or the Elbethel placing a tombstone at trimmingof a corn,! and does not the grave of Mrs. Tnlia Conner. . cause, nearly os much discomfort. Mr. Forest Roberts, Migs Lid Vaccination is useless only to die Conner vd PL tio,v w . . ner spent -Sunaayvin .(jpstoaia . x the same extend that,gmailpox is K n T . 4arf1 npr n a m- useful. v -4,7, , : jly. 7 . . ; :', : . ' The argrumentfor personal rights vanishes wnen we consider ; To Abolish AssayOfjiccs. ' that compulsory - vaccination 1 Washington, Marh 1. The laws, where they exiat, have sub-committee of 'the House been unanimously ueWby the ?Z courts, whenever tried- mpUSiy voted to abblish the Char- ,v. The arguement that doctors iotte assay office and all-assay urge vaccination f oorho fee does offices, excep New York and not hbld, because they derive WUadelpWa.v tl 11- 4r mktr V mende4ttiatthe CJbmmerce Court . greater fees frcp gating f casA SJK . ofsmaHpoxhah from viccin: Orleans; be closec. tion. - , -" " v This, 'th , say,' rillr' save -the lneoniy repiy i-uei:w5aaix-i eovernpicin -,yw.yw.ai;u,up:uj, Good Advice. Now you Corn clnb boys, get rght down to it. , There is not one of you who has not as .good a chance to win as any oue of the others. It is true that the parents of some of you have better teams, more money and more willingness to help than some of the others. But even ; that is not everything. Where i there is a will there a way. j Any boy who will, ought to bej able to manage .an' icre df-orn. ! He can gxt, .t broken up just as he wants it. i r-vcan.;'.,; t, a: . ; the fertilizer he nods, and he ; can cultivate it with a thorough ness that has no .if nut t side , of his own willingness. Every bo'has a chance to : win an d every boy should remember that in;--the contest there ' are possibilities, v for improvement that are Worth, as much 'as actual success, v Go in boys; go in to do your best, remembering that the eyes of the. grown people are on yop,tand that, according to .".the energy-and intelligence oi your ref Forts will be the estimate you will Win nmong yoiir fellows. , Yorkville Enquirer,. DRESSES FOR BOY AH D GIRL -"' ' Prttty Costumes That Will Please Little Ones and Deliffht the Eye of the Mother. Dress for girl of 8 to 10 years. Strawberry pink cashmere Is used for this little dress. , V- . . The bodice is rather short-waisted; the upper part is continued in front They Have Been the Makers disgusted and goes elsewhere. -of the Home and Providers Qn tne other hand, if he find Social' nroxreas with prlmitlre worn-1 rhent assistance and inducem ents en was stimulate and enconragea ny locate, finds hospitality nil not only is this true, but she oineren tiated the home, and all parts of the most elaborate esUbllahment 1 were Instituted by her or ontferjaccount. The first homes were cheerless cares. Fire 'could not be made In them because of the smoke, so wom en sought out a cave with an opening in the rear, or a ro?k shelter wun a h fph curved roof. When she became for hits adopted home. '" 1 The moral of' this tale does l not need to be pointed out.' Ed itorial in the kighlander ; .f 1 Gold on Underwood. P. i I). Gold, Jr., well Mr known in instance circles m a dweller in "a tent she searched for North Carolina in an interview the oldest wood, -learned the mystN Kiven Gut in Washington dome Z jWSrl5 -eeU-s ago, put the for to draw a little of the smoke there, the election of Oscar Underwoou from and to Increase her comfort, tb the presidency in very tiirst; To the women of the household we J . . . 1 re indebted for the oven, the chlm- put convincing form. I ney and the chimney corner, we r Mr. Uoa put me case 111. u 7 - kitchen, the dining room, tne iarnux room, the separate bed chamber. It has been a wonderful evolution, re pulting in comfort, taste and morality. Otis T. Mason, "Woman's Part in Primitive Civilization." ''Why should not southern Dcm-' ' bcracy, ; after f u rnish i ng th e food arid fuel, 4oing the cooking ; ; ! and sitting in the'; kitchen ,for-- - 7.' over 40 years, liave a chance of ; a view from the front parent 7 Black and White vs. White and Black. 'In .Uongressman , vscar . . For many years a lagff department Underwood, of Alabama, the , store has spent thousands of dollars utn a candidate that will on placards with, which' almost every syut" w . .A f ' article of merchandise is ticketed command the respect and votes throughout the store, and only with- Qf & united country, His record. . in a hort time did they riTe ih9 . CQn rress and especially as a amount of money that was being . p u wasted in' usin the white cardboard Democratic leader of the house, with black letterings has proven that he is one of tho j ' These white cards, soon became & m ja'Ameri'ca His life- soiled arid shop Worn if allowed to re- ww - , . wI'eo' f main in place any length oTtlme. The work has been -in the cause of, cards which are handled by custom- tariff for revenue only, the only ers in bins, traysetc aje even more l tfQ m on which the Democrat so. Bv substituting the black card- piw-" -j -...v yt 1 To Open Campaign April 1st. Ex-Gov. Aycock announces that; he will open his euinpai gn for the senate s about April I his speech being in Raliegh and lies second in Chkrlojte. He . will then make Ja: v state-wide cam- -SV - mt - r .. .V" .. .ill. hmum,, ine ; governor wm spend, time, between now annj the pmnpeenrestlhgn and pparin fdir a gr vr A'gembn is eithe? -based on a text' or .pretext.- - '$.-. to .faist. sides . are pi in wiui, fuiriess. i ' .. " . , ' The sklrfl .is arranged in flat pl.eat3, turning from thel front;, under-sleeves of piece lace. . " . '". Materials - required for $ dress : 3 yards 44 inches wide, yard lace IS 'Inches wide. ' ;v '7-' v:'- " Dress for boy of yearsrrA m tie dress such as . this aighbe made In casbmerer.flne serge or velveteen. The f asteningis at'left aide of front. A' sish of horded i'rlbbon is tied round wa,lst and hangtf .with fringed ends at the left-sidei White laWit coUarajid; -Material 4r required:- Inches' wide. - - y yard, 42 L-th white lettering this store ic party has won since 4he Civil; has overcome, this difficulty to a very war. There is, a strong sentl- great Jm: iZrl ment in the south for 'Mr. Under-; 1 ; ; always, cl ea'iT? resfe and bright-looking . - a v.n. Wnf '- and they "Tak many times as long, wood, especially ce Jhe Wat- .. svifig- the firm several hundred .dot terson-Harvey-Wilson controver- ; ':h Jars in the course of & year. Busi- , hna-,ma,fle rveoole WOll- " : der who is 'lt' and what it means. , . 'Grandfather" Clock 200 Years OJ a. -4.-- 7 - i rPTnrknhie hand maae does is m mm ai uaiwuiui uuuci -, khe possession; of the Swedish liitber-: jtic 't.o-thirds mje, he can ' ISeSSS boriominateaandhishominatioa eensisis o 15,000 pieces. It was made woultt. mean nis eieciioo. , 7 . about 200 years ago-by. ILenry Haven 7 "ye slogan ,T)ie South for a " and is still running.7 The works axe . -. -l- . win mnire MrUn-': .a ;. i.aTisr.mA-check- Southerner, will maKe jvirA uu erboird ' of inlay rwork, the material oodJtWi 'n i uaven was BTerai ;vu.'""& itri.Two heavy -weights arid two bob Jl 11.1.- .W W atiIv : raofal ln - -thai I tllTO ' wort v Th riocv aa in the posses- tjlace in the nation than f. a i tlielTnited-States, and 'door :.y. to efface sectional; lines and; re- ;:v turn the South : to;;her rghtfuc f : f sloix' of the Biakchase estate ot Avon half century of following oiinttiy ... . v tor generauons, w uea u -iv ritH-hef' solid Vote,: whee? or to ; : was sold for a Swedish orphanage tir WOcrsouu y ,7 ;v , , . 17 J.. -WTII Willi UL1LC1 A. UX iilbUi W- IV I IIU1 VI W. ' - A - ; f VAWa . - r -vh v ( - ' " . 1 the new owner. as a candidate. ' for President.", 1- - r v. .'',F .: V7' ! .-;i -A I. s
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