NOAH WEBSTER AS A PIONEER I Don't w
aste your time reading
pv Fran:es W dev.)
i lere are some "Don't" for the
jjtte 2irl. Hy little girls I. mean
o-irls Ol 16 aild under. I know
r-vv is no ag-e which feel quite
How the First Maker of American D'c ilrashapd Plllin yur little head
tionaris Traveled About Pmuad- 1 W'th ideaS f imPssib,e romance,
ing Printers to Adopt His ideas i V"' hen your 10mance comes 'ou
of Orthography ' ! Wiil realize ,hal your 'avorite her'
Many nerson. nr.KoKi. ; Oine's re made was as nothing to
nn-j'T FOR GIRLS UMDER
vv SIXTEEN.
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ff01.kl ;iS : 16: but nevertheless, mat the first maker of American ! F,!.v'. H, AnJ T rJ
aiciionaries. Noah Webster ' and ! i 7 - 7 7 ,7
Daniel Webster were of kh, Thev ! f !r Ku'hs and coids
wore no, of kin. however u2 euherMchlWren or rown Per"
th 7. ' unleSsions. No opiates, no harmful
. v..,lv,,,ouip waj very remote
Unf llttlrk nrliOc oPr-! rl
'0'J lui iiiu giiio aiici tui,
for which fact you should be de-v-uiily
thankful. Remember that
you will be grown up for a long
time, but you are a little girl for
such a fleeting space. So, first of
y; don't try to get away from
vour fiirl hood and act like a wo
rn .in until you have to.
D.m'tbe in too great a hurry
voir' to put your hair up and
le vsthen skirts.
Do i'i buy two yards of hair
r;-7,n and wear it ur til it looks as
7ju.;h you used it for dust rag.
Don't maKe eyes at stange men;
Noah VVebstr h a,To 6 rpT- ye"0W
Dears and Daniel Webster had not
Noah Webster was a descendan
on the maternal side of thesecond
governor of of Plymouth Colony,
Governor Bradford.
Noah Webster's home was at
New Haven, Ponn., for many
years, and one of the traditions as
sociated with his career is that he
wrote "Webster's Spelling Book"
while living in a little frame house
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na tnov speaK to you, ;U1 oiomai architecture near New
!:ly yourself to thank ; Haven oreen. That classic how
:. lever, was written a full fifteen
silly love leiters to ! ears before We.bster removed to
hv you will wish you New Haven and while he was a
7 so foolish. : school ter.cher in New York state.
Jitnoiun it was published at Hart
ford, Conn.
A few vejr
Refuse substitutes.
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You jave Labor, Time and
Money when you buy Imple
ments that wear well &nd work
veil. The kind that we sell.
r motner wear her
for you and sew
:7 h -s clone that
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c:iize:
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Ve issue one of the best an i j
r:05t complete of Farm Imple- j
m?-nt Catalogs. It gives prices,
dosctiptions and much intercc-t- j
irormation. Mailed free upon ;
rer;uest.
V
T7e nre headquarters for
V, Critrp and other Roofing, Viro i
rcricinj', Barb Vire, Poultry i
NettiiiS;, etc.
' i o for Descriptive Catalo;? 1
(-H aav supplies or Farm
iMr. Tobacco Grower:
our crop ot the smokershweed is in good condition
for this season and you should be able tb make at least the average
yield, or possibly 500 pounds to the acre. 0 7
If you get last year's price and you may get a better
one your Crop will make for you at least $50 to the acre.
You are perhaps 35 years young, but growing older
every day, and you are, of course, thinking of a provision for your
old age and for your family after all work has stopped forever.
You beleive in LIFE INSURANCE. That goes without
the saying. A policy in the UNION MUTUAL, one of the most con
serative and substantial companies in th'e entire country, will cost
you, for One Thousand Dollars, the very small sum of Twenty
seven dollars and sixty-two cents, or a little more than half of the
sum you will raise from one acre of tobacco.
This policy is on the Ordinary Life plan. If you v4mt
another and perhaps a better form, or Twenty Pay Life, wherein
all payments stop in twenty years, the premium each year will
cost you no more than Thirty seven Dollars and thirty-five cents,
or about three-quarters of the money you will make from the one
acre. -
E;icli one of those policies is on the ANNUAL DIVIDEND
3Aa, v, 'iioroby. you" premiums are reduced each year or you can
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v,,-i.vrj wuii ,uui piuuLs, tuauc 101 3011 oy rne
75 or
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ana ooys
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or Dicifliess,
coi'.ipue or
pay no at:eniion
s will respect you
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ana tn it
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vou allow ihem
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because we were ail taught spell
ing from Webster's speiier and
there were fold wonderful stories ', battle
There are upwards of ono mil lion oeail.s ;
eaeh year in the Lhiiu'd States. In ty !
of eases the people who die are. Ie.-s than !
7xty-iive yeav.s old. Tlie evils that are '
(iia1 to disease ran he escaped just in pro- J
pcrtiuii u t!i conditions and imbits tlu:t j
'a'aik- e:i tiis-eue become more "vid7v '
k that I have Riven ! afoul tho wa' tha: b
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,at many "dont's" but:111
the years when your
is forming.
the time to make up your
be fine women, fit to be
the
77 :ves of good men and
mothers of good children.
r' activate yourselves, both men
iaiiy and physically.
Get all the fresh air you can;
rosy cheeks and bright eyes are
great beautifiers.
Keepvour mindsand hearts clean
aid pure.
Modesty is the best of all quali
ties in a girl, and the one that men
most reverence.
Pin these "don'ts over your look
ing erlass and try to obey them.
Greenboro Telegram.
x it- n ie.: a c! ironic Ci?oa?e winch rr.av
2 skill of the general practitioner
neiy et L -er;uan,ntly cured by tl.e
riiysi-.-.:;'!i v.h.:) has inn do ono line of dis
eu e a ? ."'7-;' '.y.
IL v.'oul.l ! e iest. as nbnrd for tlie Pro-
i I have always ilCard that iNOan :or 111 a m.-uie;-l e-niege presuming to
i ,Yr , , . , . . j lecture on all Mibjeet-. rs for Tlio ono liiy-
euster was a Strt Or SUbsenpPOn ! sician to presume to understand tho nat
q0ppt fnv hiQ mvn cnilr Pnnn I uro and cufii of every disease,
jdgeiit 101 HIS Own speller soon Tlmt is v,liy Dr. ii. V. Pierce established
i.-i-Pl-rt.i '. Tit . c 1-. . . 1 . 1 .' U -I TT , . , f.liA T wh i ii (' I !i it.fil m ,rl Siiiro-irQ 1 1 net it n t
unci 11 w ui yuuiiiacu. Wcia uc- v" 1 . " ; f; r vi
i many years ao with a full stafl: of Phy
sicians and Surgeons who though edu-
At in
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Farmers' Institute.
Farmers' Institute will be held
it ioxboro Tuesday, Auguest 1st,
1911. bepinninp nt 10!0. o'clock.
same place and date will
held an Institute for
" by Mrs. C. R. Hudson
7 7h-3rs. The object of these
7 hunon are to bring together
; men horn the farm homes,
': e: tijcy may become better ac
: and talk over amons
ves subjects tending to the
. 0' 7 o condifons in rural
"'-es, such as better and more
'7'ornical foods and better me
tnees of preparing them, home
nation, home fruit and vege
tie, gardening, farm dairying,
pouitry-raising, the beautifying of
bie nome and surroundings, etc.
het the wives and daughters
come out to these meetings in targe
numbers.
A premium of $1 will be given
for the best loaf bread baked
and exhibited by a girl or women
llving on the farm.
A premium of $1 will be given
tor the best five ears of pure bred
corn.
Arjreium of $1 will be given
ior the best pure- bred pig between
h and 12 weeks old exhibted by a
man or boy living on the the farm.
This Institute will will be con
ducted by Mr. Franklin Sherman,
juh competent assistants who will
discuss agricultural topics of inter
est to ihe farmers.
. A question box will be opened
ln the afternoon, and a full discus
bln of the subject presented will
b? given.
Morning session will open at
lu o clock and afternoon session
at 1 o'clock. Bring a book and
Pcil to take notes.
ineboys are specially invited
10 attend the Institute. ,;
W. A.iGrafiani, g
t d Cnr of Agriculture,
LB. Parker,
Director of Farmer's Institutes
customed to travel about the coun
try stopping, whenever conveni
ent, at towns where there was a
printing office, He woud enter
the printing office and pass a few
pleasant words with the proprie
tor, or the general printer, or even
the printer's devil; he was a fami
liar figure in the printing offices
of New Haven, and Hartford
1 hen having by his kindly ways
ingratiated himself into the other
good favor, Mr. Webster would
say:
"My friend, observe that you
are accustomed to spell the word
"honor" with a uu", and the it is
also vour habit to spell the word
labor with a V Now, I wamufcav J"" 't!'" WM
tO VOU that in m Opinion, is 1 old adage that, "Experience makes per- : young men and young women wnh twenty- ;
. ,7 feet," and the skilled specialists in this one years of successful history behind it. ' j
not the American way tO Sped j field of practice cure thousands of cases n high grade college, whose graduates are !
these words. Th?,t is the Englisr. : Cr, a5 11JLlUtlul admitted withont exammation to tne gnuu-
"j
catod to practice in all departments of.
medicine are here assigned to a special
department only to which each special
ist devotes his entire time, study and
attention.
The sick who have been treated at Dr.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.,
have much to say in regard to this won
derfully equipped Sanitarium, where all
electrical apparatus, as well as electric
water baths, Turkish baths, static elec
tric machines, high-frequency current,
and other most modern and up-to-date
apparatus are used for the cure of chronic
diseases. The treatment of chronic dis
eases that are peculiar to women have for
many years been a factor in the cures
affected at the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute.
The physicians and surgeons employed
are among the most experienced and skill
ful in the country, men who have made
these diseases their life study, and whose
highest ambition is to excel in their
treatment.
How well they have succeeded may be
judged from the fact that their practice
-i- , V iiere:) v. vou
ouy more 177
company.
Then, to, earth policy has uaranteeu LOAN AND
CASH M. IUI K. )l:Ai TALUES, on which you can borrow money
with Wisi-tii to i;;;y your premiums if noed he- or for some other
0U777' and v7 cr-vyy ihe policy itself.
io-x. o.7 tnese luoLs uno ..:;. res rmd then let us .et
together so ih.U- I c;m sho-v y.m how liriie ttvi-noy it roaliy costs to
carry absolute protcrlh'hi for yourh-it7m(i rneii.y in one of the very
best ami fosi IXS UicAXCE COAlPAXiES represented in . this
soft ion. Jnst till on: tl'io blnn.k form rinted bo low ana seat it to
this ofh'ce. It h not'jing more than an invitation to call at your
heme and have a talk with you on a question of viail importance to
yourself, and when you send itm a special representative of the
tJNIOX MUTUAL will drive out to see you- and you'll be glad to
nave rum come.
ere
J.W.Noeil,
Roxboro, N. C.
Dear Sir;
Please bave your INSURANCE EXPERT call at my
house as soon as possible and tell me about THE UNION
MUTUAL and its POLICIES. Il is understood that this call in
no way binds me to take a policy.
Yours truly,
11 J
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Invitation!
P.O.
ELONCOLLE E
(Co-educational.) ,
Delightfully situated in the hill country, j
Unsurpassed in healthfuieess. Modern in j
embraces cases from every btate and ier-! Fn.iinmpnt steam Heat. Electric lights.
ritory of the Union as well as from foreign j Bath Sewerage. With all the advantages ,
lands. Many thousands are annually , nona . hZ Aut nf Htv lifp
An ideal institution for the educrtion ct i
general prdcuuuiieib. fo or,nrtmPnfc nf tv,P p-rpt Universities.
way. The 'V is not needed." . One t he mt j-oertu e ectnea also, MuSiC, Art; Expression,
So Noah Webster . WOUld ;0 tute which may be used both in the treat- ummerciai, ana nt;paiaui
from town to town, visiting me
by
Jovner.
Departments
;rees.
nosis of many obscure conditions. Vv 'ith ' Special normal courses for teachers, 3p- i
Affinoc, rc.o.-le tb.- i "3 aia tlie interior 01 tne numan ooay is pruVed and endorsed by State Superintend-'
piniiiu wmwo, w v.w n0 iono;er the sealed book it nas been nere-
x ses-
printers of that time to adopt ids lAl . Tenj-s moderate-sm to sis: r,
form Orspel ing. Ana 1 nave Some . kidneys, are shown plainly by wnat are U1 l" . t ,. ,
IUI , P ' ... . . known as X-ray photographs. Internal- For catalogue or other information, ad-
times thought he did more DV tOlS tumors, and the enlargement of the deep- dress, mentioning this paper)
.uA cr ooMivn oonlnnr-p nf 1 seated organs, are also discovered by this , TTAnnnn -r
method so secure acceptance or : means an in the diagnosis of tuberculosis W. A. HARPER, Pres.,
Elon College, X. C.
UM.i iihiiih Mill. vv i if ii i, 1 in irrii till niiii in ji i
his spelling book."
Noah Webster must, then have
been the first American advocate'
of the now so-called modified form
of spelling. It used to be said by
some of his descendants in New
Haven that in all auout fifty mil
lion copies of his spelling book
were sold, and it is a well-known
fact that, although the royalty
which he receiyed upon each copy
was a little less than one cent,
nevertheless this income was suf
ficient to support him and his
family during the twenty years
when he was engaged in the com
pi ing of his great dictionary,
Foley Kidney Pills contain just
he ingredients necessary to regu
late and strenthen the action of
he kidneys and bladder. Try them
yourself.
Morris Webb Drug Co.,
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the less fatal chronic ailments of germ
origin it has proven very effective as a
curative agent.
Another interesting proceeding is the
violet-ray treatment produced by concen
trating the violet or chemical rays from
an arc light with a specially prepared
zarbon upon any portion of the body that
may be the seat of pain. Sufferers from
neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatism, strains,
sprains, also from those obscure exhaust
ing nains (the origin of which cannot at
times be accurately determined) frequent-
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the state for the
Women oi North Carolina. Five
ly find immediate relief from a single j f Ipjjdinn tn nV-
treatment and usually with a little per- regular LOUrseS leading 10 (16
sistence in the use of this aid, comfortable
health or perfect recovery is obtained.
The incandescent light bath, consisting
of a cabinet in which the patient is
bathed in the combined rays of many
electric light globes, has produced really
wonderful results in diabetes, sciatica,
rheumatism, obesity, anaemia, and some
forms of kidney and heart trouble. DrrXor 1Q 1Q11
Vin.s si.lsn nroven valuable in chronic bron- i IcmDcl A.O 1711.
chitis, bronchial asthma and various skin
diseases. As a general hygienic measure
its efficiency can scarcely be over-esti- !
mated. TTTTJTTST F0UST Pres
Hundreds are brought to this Institu- d UIilUOl. 1 UUOl, liCO,
tion from far distant states and they go
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Com-
We havV "our (Tobacco f I Flues
sWed in4he ;Pioneeri Call on us1(
vou wont have to wait &
Long, Braasncr o.
home in a few weeks well and strong
Quite as marvelous are the- thousands of
cures annually accomplished through cor
espondencer while the patient remains
quietly at home. Others consult in per
son, and after being examined are pro
vided with especially prepared medicines
and return home to carry out the treat
ment. 7
Everyone who consults the specialists,
whether by letter or in person receives the
most careful and considerate? attention.
Great care is exercised not to over en
courage those who consult .the specialists
of this institution that no false hopes
4 Consultation by letter orln person Is I
ateorntely Jree-noaiwliateverS(Ji
tbil thtf public wfaeri afflicted lire Invited i i 1
tawriteDri Pierce att th Invalids' BoteK
and Surgical InstitutftBuffalo, N. Y. 77
Greensboro, N. G.
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