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ptiy industries such a high percent
age of the unemployed workers as to
reduce the burden of relief to a mi a
imSua.
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estate or ather non-perishable oom
inodkws instead of in cash or bank
?redSts,' when an inflation movement
gets lato full swing, has usually prov
ed to Be better off than the neighbo:
r/&;didnot see it coming.
? $^emglh is given to the belief in a
cowfrg biiilding boom by the report of
the American Legion that more than
a Quarter' of the bonus money will be
! sp?nt by Legionnaires for tomes. That
: is the resell of a questionnaire recent
ly sent out.
The spending of the re*t of the
bdnus distribution would be in the pay
meat of bills end old bedts, the pm
ch&se of ilife insurance, automobiles
aething, home equipment, and house
fumisbinfca. It might prove to be a
qtiick and powerful stimulus to re
U1 trade all over the cbuniry.
TODAY and
TOMORROW
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the shipper and consignee of railroad
freight" have to provide their own
tneuk fctervirc to and from the raii
ro^d stations.
?The ne-jr system should ira'.o - for
faster andf cheaper distribution of cor..
modities, and so help in solving 0110
of our chief economic and social pro'j
lems. One of the chief reasons why
everybody can not have plenty of
everything, when farms and laetorie.
?an produce enough for everybody, is
the high cos't and lost motion in iho
procosa of distribution to the con
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woven wire fence, given l?y the Stair
Highway and Public Works Commis
sion, along tfcc road fronting the
building.
The organisation is growing and
sefnug the needs of the school n(i,i
community in a splendid tray.
Wanted: Pretty mineral specimens
Aak Askey.
THE JEJUNAL, now 52 wetki fc
in Jackson County. All hom<
paint. No patent inside.
Indicated
with ingredients of
Vkks VapoRub
vicks Cough Drop
Rid You Kse i fot
Kidney Poisons
DO you suffer burning; scanty Of
too frequent uriMtte"/ wdiKB#>
headache, di?inesj/1oM^of energii
teg pains, swelling* - M puffinesf^
under the eyes? Are youtited, n?nj
ous?feel ell unstrung- and doo-f
know what is wrong??'-, ?. , y
Then give some thoagf* to yotu
K.dneys. Be sure they fun^on proper
|y fcr functional kicfoey disorder p?r>
mils excess waste to stay foihe blood.
?nd to poison and upsettne whole
system.
Use Doan's Fills. Doan'i.are for. %
kidncyi only. They ars r;sofrt.TKnd$J
Ihc world over. Ycu cen ofel the gen
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Remedy You Use
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* Don't Entrust Your
Ovvn or Your Family^
Well - Being to Unknown
Preparations
THE person to ask whether the
preparation you or your family
arc Inking for the relief of headaches
He will tell you that -before the
discovery of Bayer Aspirin- most
'?pain remedies vere advised
against by physicians as bad for the
stomach and, often, for the heart.
Which is food for thought if you
seek quick, safe relief. r %
Scientists rale.-, Bayer Aspirin
among the fastest melmds yit dis
covered for the relief, of Ijca^aches
und the pains of rheumatism', neu
ritis and neuralgia. And the experi
ence of millions of users has proved
it safe for the average,pertonto use
regularly. In yojar. oibn injerest re
member this.
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You can get * Genuine Bayer
Aspirin at any drug store ? simply
by asking for it by its full.name,
BAYER ASPIRIN.. Make it a
point to do this ? and.see tKat you
get what you waut^. J
Bayer.;Xspii"in
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? Liberals, pain in neck
Ali my life I have been hoping to meet some on?" who^vf01"^ give
6 satisfactory definition of a "liberal." I read regularly the two most
influential "liberal" magazines in this country, and in every issue they
.tell me everything that has been done wrong that week, both at home
and abroad. v
Fdr Trom "liberal" in their characterization of those of whom they
happen "to disapprove, they make very clear all the things they are
against; but 1 have been trying for years to find out what'tltey are for.
,. \yhat sort of social set-up do they think would work? Aside from
venting their jealousy and wrath on all who have happened to . get along
in the world, what other program-do they have? By whatTule or
circumstance do people happen to gel themselves classified as liberal"
or *Veactionary"? L . '*
A certain famous Senator, whose gymnastics I . have watched for
thirty, years, has been on ail sides of most questions- etfcept tho^e which
invoiVfc votes in bis home state. On those questions?-silver juggling,
potato control, Townsend Plan, or whatever, you always know where
to .find Him. Vet he is a "statesman" and a great "literal.".
I sometimes wonder if professional liberalism iv/o much a matter .
oj thought as of torpid livers and unfortunate financial. experience.
People whose livers are active, and whose affairs progress, believe in -
the country and want to see it go ahead. People with sluggish livers
and no luck think that the "interests" are responsible for their bad
feelings. ... . ,
-i ? * This is an exaggeration, of oourse; not a fair statement But the
mental saoo^iness of professional "liberals" has long given me a pain.
1 wish I-knew why they are, what they want, and what evidence they
h&ve that things would be better if they were given what* they want.
? > ! . t \. . . Pity often not wanted
A cultivated young woman who holds a responsible business posi
tion in New York is a member of one of the old old familie*.' Her two
sifters are Social Registerites in a conservative Eastern city, and spend
much time shaking their heads and pitying their younger sister. "Poor
child," they murmur. "She must be at the office every morning at
nme. Sometimes the company sends her out'on long trips. She travels
^ alone in trains; she even flies. We urge her to come back and live with
ui; but she is so stubborn that she can't bear to admit she had made a
mistake." j \
On her side, the youne lady says: "I have a thrilling time, but my
poor sisters, what a dull life they lead?bridge and luncheons and more
bridge and dinners and symphony concerts. It would drive me crazv
( pity them." ' \ '
i This land of ours is full of city people pitying country dwellers -
country people pitying the hemmed-in residents of the city; bachelors
., pitying the fathers of big families, and fathers wondering how bachekf*
can think that they get anything out of life at all. ? -
A rich old manufacturer went to pay a last call on the\night
watchiuan of his factory. The two had started as hoys on the^ench
together but while the one grew rich the other loved liquor and irre- ,
sponsibiUty too well. The rich man cleared his throat to utter a few
words of condolence. The dying man raised a warning hand: "None nf
your ayjnpathy," he cried. "You mean all right, but I don't seed it
jtlri J!r?0'c raorc jfun out of living than you ever will have."
muc
somewhat
hU own superior judgment or taste i
. ?? - ?li
I' . Wite ait? Soa ot' (he Doomed Haoptmano [
TRENTON, N. J. . ... Mrs. Brano Hauptmaan (above), was so over
joyed when die learned that her husband Bruno had received a 30-day
reprieve from death, for the slaying of the Lindbergh baby, (hat aha
agreed to pose for this picture with her son Manfred.
Three-Time Cl
NEW YORK . . . When Howard WASHINGTON .,. Mrs. Thomas
HugLe* (above), 33. set his plane O. Schall,' widow of the late blind
down here in 9?'t hours from Cali Senator from Minnesota, announces
tcmia, he was rating himself that, she will be a candidate for the
"tops" in three different fields of 1' S. Senate aoat vacated through
effort. Youag Ilu^liey ra;ld? a for the death of her husband, aud for
time in oil, then in movie produrturn which Gov Olson has also announced
nt'.d now tlie air. himself a candidate.
Subscribe lor tne Journal
TORONTO, Can. . . . Ber P?v
J'i M)'l#?0.uUure.(8bovf'). Canada,'
sole "flying priest," came out of
the NortMand to plan for a W
and a "feed'' plane with
to wrv/co his 200,000 J,
parish. Injuries to hii knees w J
years ago caused him t0 me
canoe and dog-teem travel.
First Air Lines "Czar"
Gorfell (above), furmei army jiii
tor, is the new and the ri?t "i.'ui''
of commercial aviation. IK- m
elected by the recently urgatitei
Air Tran*j-.<?rt ^s'n His jul. a u
coocdiuatr tlje commercial line*.
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