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Page Two STANLY NEWS-HERALD THE PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGY THE KISS OF I rive in consciousness impressions of ! I physical contact, of cold, of heat and j 'of pain. These sensations differ ab- All our sensations, all our thoughts, iolutely rom one another. Each , tend to transform themselves into I nsory or?an re3ponds t0 ,n irritants j movements. Our mind is a prism. L tfce game manner but the same ir I Our impulses are on deposit, as t)r;tint o( stimulu3 provokes different, were, in the mind. Some of these itv.- ! senjations acc0rding to the sensory pulses or tendencies are expressed an u affects Uifo) these f,jnd2. ! ou-wardly. Others are rot. The ray I enta, facU ,.ests the princjPie of thai that happens to he refracted tVoush specific energ ies of sensory orgur.s the prism of oar mind is the one iJe i formulated bv the phvsiologist J. Ma!-1 out of a mass of idertion that e??ape Xouch then affords us thre; into the ofher world. Such actions, I ..e different sensations, heat ar. ' : ieflecting an idea or a thought ini-cold and in There se.'.r. ' pulse, are at first automatic with us. I a(.co'rding to Muiier to be diffeient As we mature the environment in j sensory organs for each of these im- whh-h.we find ou-selves modifies th? plessionSi littte as we su?pect f-a transformation of impulses or M'-"" ! fact Each tactile organ or seii53r; into actions. The rays refracted jme(jjum js adapted for a specific pur-, through the prism of the mind willpost?i anJ if jt rece-ve a stimulus or become scarcer and fewer. Among bg subject to an irritant, it reacts by all races and in all lands the mimetic l g.jying & specializeJ sensation. faculty in its b?nevo!ent aspect will Those sen,ory impressions whi?h ; translate itself into movements that I the cente,: of consci0usr.ess v. i'l ! bring us closer to some fellow crea- actuallv felt bv the organism. ThV ture. We smile. We desire. e j pensation will be 'agreeable or the re-: draw nearer. We love. W e caress. ; There do not seem to be sen-' We kiss. Thus the smile, the caiw;. Qf an imlifferent character, and the kiss comprise a genuine uni-, From thp mer(J phsiology 0f the versal language. It matters little . must nQW pasg to Us psy. that there are varieties of this lan" choloKy; The kiss is richer phycho guage. In some countries kisses are ,og.icaliy than it is even physiological exchanged, on the lips, in others with ; the twQ elements biend more the nose. 'completely than they seem to do in' In these terms d..es the well-known o fom of genory impreSsion physician and psychologist, Doctor E. hat jg why we have t cons-,der j Malespine, introduce us through the psvcho.ni,vsi0ioglCa,ly. Tha Mercure de France, to the psycho-images aroUsed in conwousnsss by i physiology of the kiss. Every effee-l phvsical contact of a kiss form a1 tionate impulse, he says, tends To ap- l.eg of gensory discords and these' proach its object, to reach a climax I, . thp or:,,:nai sensa-1 in contact. The psycho-physiological tiong The k5gg .g thereupon com. basis of the kiss resides in tfijs de-1 ded of memories, of sensations sire to draw near the object of tns j iousl received and stored in the anecuon, in wie imj.u. 1 mind the whole explosion in con tact of two oeings wno we. " ' ioUBMM being like that of music the physiological expression of the . imDression does not come through the ear. The kiss, from being primarily physical, becomes idealized, spiritualized, a subtle evo- 1 i ' t r i.. tA iQtinn r t ottari' nsvi'n u"n tmi'iiilv iiilu is a preparatory period to. . . . ":,.. Cigarette To seal In the delicious Burley tobacco flavor. It's Toasted DAWES MAKES REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT ON WAR VETER ANS RELIEF. Livestock Sould Be Regular Part of Farm Production. The large production of . hogs in America, larger than in any other country, has been built up on a mar ket for the live hogs which paid the price of less than 12 bushels of corn for 100 pounds of hog. There ought, therefore, to be money in producing hogs when corn is $1 a bushel or less and hogs bring as much as $12 a hun dred. The feed cost of 100 pounds of live hogs has been around that of 9 bushels of corn, the additional two and one-half to three bushels of corn taking care of the other costs of pro ducing 100 pounds of hog and the pro fits, if there have really been any. With corn below $1 a bushel on the farm and hogs well above $12 a hun dred, the error of those who sold their brood sows last fall and are consequently without a bunch of pigs to fatten this fall is quite evident. The changed conditions from last fall, when cotton was high, and the feed ing of hogs unprofitable, to low pric ed cotton and profitable hog feeding this fall, ought to convince anyone that he cannot estimate the markets a year in advance. It takes m6ra than a year to raise and fatten a crop of hogs; therefore, there is only one safe plan, either to raise none for market or raise a fair sized lot every year. A certain amount of live stock pro duction is essential to the most eco nomical farming, and the safest and BUSINESS OF NATION WAllNED TO WALK A STRAIGHT PATH Washington, April 7. A ssne:i' warning to business that the de:a: t- mpnt of iustice will coil it r. 1: violations of the law was siunUi c- Hav TV Attorney General Dauhei.y ""r " . . , The country. Mr. Daugherty saia, "should take notice of a new day and a new way," and that those who had been guilty of illegal practices should not "close their eyes." His state ment, he added, was a "modest but emphatic warning" to those for whom it was intended and could be regard ed as an opportunity for any of those who should mend their ways to do so. Do you appreciate cleanliness? Visit the plant where Chero-Co-la is made. A 1 lOt pd. Tuesday, April 1210 MAYOR STRACH4V tTTT NOMINATEDAT SALls, SaUsoury, April S .Sallsba.- n. W. B. Strachan and his a.JmiS; ition & vote of confidence h i . . . . . ' in m hi tvi nnj-l . S l. . . ...... iA oi nis aidjrmen f 6Jl;1. 1W) 0j present board did not enter th r For mayor, Strachan earned" Jit ward and received 77ii y Henderlite received 538 and Mrs. j P. Moore received 236. J. v. Wal' and O. C. Herrington are new nl for aldermen. The others gmn w nomination are J. E. Holshour R L. Mahaley, J. D. Heilig, J. g. cw der, R. L. Julian and J. C. Bean. ;0 many women voted. Democratic nomination here is counted equal o election. scriptural truth that they twain shall become one flesh. Love is the contact of two skins, savs one eminent authority, Chamfort. There wnicn naveiocK cms n ge.. neB the most tremendous moment name of "tumescence. It thejof al, Current '0pillim. . period during which energyaccumu-; lates within the organism. The d?- j sire for physical contact becomes' more intense. There ensues eontvt. Love, at first a Plutonic fact, beconus a Dhvsiological one. Thus the kiss is COME ON, OLD STATE. i Charlotte Observer. Dr. E. C. Brooks, State superinten dent nf pdm-atinn vpppntlv stated to the first physiological expression of , aty Superintendent 0f Schools H. P. love. The look that flashes upon th: beloved is still but a state of desire1 Harding that he believed the next fe deral educational statement would expressed. Contact of the hands is a . th t v th Carolina had jumnad stav:e of reservations. It is already a 15 p,ace3 in the mattel. 0f schools, contact, the realization of the need t3(The Tal. Heel State has been fouvth truch and to be touched. All tho ; fl.om the last among the states, from sensory functions are derived from a an educational standpoint, according primitive tactile one. The external to records from Washington, publish surface or organ which receives the ed to date But there will now be 19 tactical impression is always a more below it if Dr. Brooks' figures prove or less modified part of the ectoderm 1 COrrect. or the embryo. The study of the kiss is therefore really a study of tho sen sation of touch. The State superintendent qualified his statement by stating that the for ward plunge was assured unless the In the course of its development, u states just above had kept pace the ectoderm or outer integument of with North Carolina's progressive the organism will be differentiatid ness, but he had reison to believe tint and form the skin and the mucous : this was not the case, and that North membrane of the mouth. In thb 1 Carolina would be well up in the list modified region of the external em-; of states when the next educational bryo aie found the organs of contact, census was issued from Washington. Thefe are little nervous mechanisms designed to receive tactile impies- pQR RENT A SIX ROOM sions and to transmit to consciousness House with water and lights. various ieenngs. j (' Parker Tnct Alhomofla Washington, April ".Several spe cific recommendations, chief anion? them the creation of the voteiv.ns ser vice administratis to take charge o!' government relief work among ex soldiers and to be headed by a di rector general, responsible directly to best plan ia to geIect certain lines the President, were contained in i.io of livestock, plan to produce the report submitted today to President feeds for them and maintain the sys Harding by his special commission in-' tem permanently, taking the' profits vestigating the case of veterans. ' ;n periods of high prices and ju-eept-Charles G. Dawes, of Chicago, 1 -lng gut.j, lessened profits or losses as (chairman of the commission, told the j may COme from periods of low prices President as he handed him ths ri- just as is done in every other line of port, that he believed the recomn-.e l-1 business.lt is better not to raise live dations were sound :nd that they ; stock at all unless it be made a p?r- i would prove a satisfactory solution of manent or regular part of the farm the troubles existing in the pias?nt , production. It is almost always an administration of soldier relief work, j unprofitable business to the man who j Early action by President Harding does not continue it as one of the rs ; on the report is expected. gular operations of the farm. One Recommendation number one pro-'crop is always dangerous and often vides for the new agency, and gives j unprofitable, and this applies to live t jurisdiction over the bureau of w:.r stock as well as to cotton. At least risk insurance, the rehabilitation d:-,two or three money crops should be ! vision of the federal board for vo .a-' produced on every farm. Of these Itional education and such part of the cotton certainly comes first in the public health service as may be nec- South, but livestock is as certainly one essary to care proparly for disabled of the others which should have a ! soldiers. It also asks that a director P'ace in any system of permanent ag , general assume charge of the nL'w riculture. The Progressive Farmer. agency with lull nutnomy to ootain necessary facilities when those al ready available prove inadequate. This provision would permit the lease or purchase of hospital buildings whenever the demand exceeded the i supply. , Care is suggested in the framing of new legislation creating the admin istration to avoid present inconsist encies of law affecting the three ex isting bureaus. Particular request is made that no statutory limitations be placed on the director general as to the number and salaries of his em ployes There's None So Good. 10 tpd. -A 1, How a Rat Nearly Destroyed Mrs. L. Bowen'a (R. I.) Houm 'For months we wouldn't go into the cellar, fear, ing a big rat. One night it Kt our whole kitchen on fire by chewing matches. The next day. we got the ugly thing with Rat.Snan just one cake." Ratsdry up and leave no smell. Three sizes: 35c. 65c, 1J5. Sold and (uaraoteed by HALL'S PHARMACY. STANLY HARDWARE CO. One v.-uv to get Bergdoll out of Germa.. is to have that country de clare war. Washington Post. Number three says that pending . i Through the sense of touch we de- j JJ Q tf. I:!f,l-I Do You Need More Tools Those little odd jobs of con struction or repair that seem to cry for attention all the time will be much easier to do if you have the necessary tools. And you'll find that you can accomplish so much more when properly equipped. No matter what you need saw, plane, chisel, steel square or screw driver we can fill your wants. In edged tools we carry only the Kind that cut the best quality of steel the "only Kind of edged tools you want Come in at your earliest convenience and looK. over our tool stocK. You'll find everything you need. O the Enactment of new laws, Secretary Mellon, of the treasury, shall issue i orders to the heads of the public 'j health and war risk bureaus, author- j izing the latter bureau to take charga of the public health activities and j personnel engaged in providing medi-1 cal care for the veterans. The effect j would lk to consolidate these bureaus j under one head by executive order 1 without waiting for congress to act, or risk delay from that caue. J The next recommendation provides ! for an immediate extensio i mid ut:!i- : zation of all government hospital fa- ! cilities with such mobilization of ci- j vilian medical services as may prove j practicable. An immediate and continuous hos-' pi tal building program is aske.1 in tSe fifth recommendation, which surgests ! that Secretary Mellon's committee,, recently appointed to report on sites for new hospitals, he directed to re- j- port concerning tne iype arm lucauuus , :of the required buildings. It adds . K that appropriations should be made 1 available by congres's which convenes : next Monday. The sixth calls for exertions of hu- j I manizing influences to impress the j 'sick and wounded with the fattthat the nation is entirely concerned in their welfare and rehabilitation. The last makes immediate use of the $18, 600,000 appropriated by the last con- gress for new hospitals. Little Cinderella says: "We Save'you money". Russell's Jewelry Store, EYELET WORK IN BLOUSES Feel bad? Don't forget that stimulating drink. There's none so good. A 1 lOt pd. j About the only thing the nations have in common now is a deficit Tacoma Ledger. HARDWARE THAT STANDS HARD WEAR AT PRICES THAT STAND COMPARISON Stanly Hardware. Co., Albemarle, N. C. 6 vm M ' 1 1 ' SECREST-SLOAN DRUG CO, Albemarle, N. C HART DRUG CO, Norwood. N. C The last word In blouses appears In this rich model of crepe de chine and eyelet embroidery. It has a short pep lam pointed at the bottom, each point supporting a long silk tassel and a girdle of ribbon held to the long waist Um by litUe ring. r fi augliter Sayc- Personality depends lareely oa your person. An unattractive face is a handicap, oftentimes too great to overcome. Yet it is a handicap -that one can often prevent." Half of a woman's beauty lies in the proper care of the face, hands and nair. Care Preserves Beauty Care not only preserves beauty but often creates it. For the proper care, good creams, lotions, mani cure preparations, etc., are essen tial. Naturally the most efficient help you can get will be from the well-known, time-tested preparations the kind you get here. We have a full supply of tonics, per. fumes, toilet waters and other beauty aids. Leading Toilet Articij Hall's Pharmacy mm The "Thrift" Tire This is the year to save morey on tires. Start on HOODS. Any lira dealer can el them froa aearby diatributincpomt. See Tire Rata Book. TO Hood Rubber Products Co., Inc., Watcrtown. Ma Our sausages arc good not only in taste and flavor but in quality of meat as well. And they arc made under abso lutely sanitary con ditions. WL aJ VvllV vvnetner yuu link or bulk sausage, vou can feel Derf ectjy sure of obtaining the most carefully sc: lected meats and freshest spices sau sage that is made clean ana Kepi ti- . Any Kind You Like at Prices Youll V " - Central Meat Market
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