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A Strong Light Renders Contents ol ?c
,<Frri>art'<5 by the Unh?d Statos .Dapartnjent i
"Z .. . ,wf Agriculture.)
Do you liqow hor to tell-the quality
of an egg without 'breaking ''he shell?
All- j*on need is n pasteboard box with'
. a bole rVi lnelics In dlqmeteri a strong
llglit such as Is furnished' by a lamp
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Making' Uao of Pasteboafd Box.
and the egg. When the egg - is_ held
close against the hole the strong iljght
renders its contents visible? and its
. quality Is intiirjtvd l?y the appearance
PROMPTLY CAN FRESH
VEGETABLE OR FRUIT
If Permitted to Sta'nd, Bacteria j
" Have Chance to Multiply.
product wr.tch is Unduly Soft, Overrtpc,
Partly Mcldy or Decayed,
Withered or Bruised,-. Should
D'e Carefully Discarded.
' (Prepare.1 by : i :
<>i ' Aki ! :
Many ;of tja* (>ik\e;\u .which fohtn
heat-resistant ; -;v:. ,.iv roi.u.*!-in-.im
soil, anil .ihus ? '? likely i?) oc*jir
upon .ill*- ?ur<.? : fi bud. vimtables.
If ria--' proda.-u t -.n:l i\ r
some <'aysv: or ?H . at*.*, ... :
picked, ilia Villi Ktat s^.1 >le^ri... pc .
of Agriculture ..;.i ~ .?
teria id I ivi? .? 10 r.-..: ij .y.
which thbyk ?lhl net. -::w- v?T?ftw"rktr;
fmltft f?r. rt'i :a; ; s v.e;y ruTv;u- in
the. field, jtv.uen, or orchard. W'lipw
packed or ;T, "ii i?>c:-il;er, till? vegetable
ur fruit Trrrrtv-nnty-.in U -*vr?U4Veveti
if st-red in u comparatively cool
place. Thus these huvterin wflt .be
supplied wirti jiU'- the -condif iirffs that
most favor their rapid development?
tv&rmtli, topisrure. - darkness* nnul r.ti ;
abundant food supply.. The result ij
rapid growth and development Or se^J
era! new erop^-off bacteria. I2viUe.n'tly, j
' "then, our chances of success in tha_.
effort to hill nil the bacteria and their
. cue v'?ifu"? pryvv-su ?m IHmuch
less than if,the perfectly fresh
. vegetables or fruit bad been {irom.ptly 1
-canned.
For similar reasons. no fruit or vegetable
which Is unduly soft, over-ripe, ,
partly moldy or decayed, withered, or
braised, should he canned. Most of
these conditions mean that there Ls j
already present an unusually large
numher tif those microorganisms which
have caused or aggravated the undesirable
condition of the fruit ur vege- .
table. In rase tif brutsimr or oyersoft- I
neas, the injured or dying ph\nt tissues-]
have n very low-resistance to 'mererial' I
attacks, conneoueutlv thh bacteria I
grow niuch more rapidly thfy. would ,
">. otherwise be passible.
There is ar.ot her reason why speed
ia iruperittlve' trKett'handling -tin
* v.^ perishable iu-otli;cis! Tlitjre nib prtfiF
jf;.'* <i?t lj> all plant, as well as- animal tis'
nues, certain Stihsttncca called
- entyhtd; which h:>ve power to pro
!' '. doce very groAt Char yea in the lis.
xuea, Independently''"of the chana.es
I.," ?MiTnnr.hr by . the - <>vvn> ?rf. i .-i.-p - in
The apple. na -'itsripens, b^ouWs Ifrss
i starchy Ami more sweet. because l'ts 1
L. ? angat* forming transform ljie
' at arch to ; at the -arne tlnio.
j other enxytneS cau^ir the disappear-price
of the acid? of^ the-greon ??i?pie. |
( ah ripening progresses stiti; -farther, i
L Unofbec 'set erf enzyme** brings about
; ibe Bofteninfiunf the ccdi^yrntTs" whjeh \
rrtuilla In linyga. and still t?rotheH
p .. Wit ciiu.es nt^srWinrt disnpiTnrnr.ccr I
hr.'l ? , ?~
SHIPPING
I THEY ARE FRESH
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;g Viaibla and "Its Quality If. Indicated.of
tbe yolk* Hie white ntod the air
dpace :if fcnd; I'y comparing'
the v?s? with diiiihfl famished by the
United Stiltes Department of Agriculture
lb jpepartiuent Bulletin I?l, It is
possible tovleurn the exact conaitiou
of an c?rg before It Is broken.
Candling Sy Housewiff.
Testing eggs by candling, as It is
called, may not only be used by the
hojjattvife in. obtaining frSsli eggs for
hey table but has also proved to be
[ commercially practicable in preventing
[ loss by separating for?local consumpItlon,
eggs, that, because of cracks,
! wetness, incipient spoilage, and other
defects, are likely* to spoil In ship*
ment.- *SucE": eggs ure suitable for lwj
mediate use but x^ill not stand shlpj
ping. *
I Candling Saves Charges,
Candling as "near as possible to
source of production will not only save
transportation and storage charges for
the farmers who wish to buy unci sell
on an accurate quality basis but will
prevent the loss of a valuable food
product. This method of-conservation
was tried out duting the World war
and the results have been so gratifying
that many states have made It a
permanent feature of their food-control
work.
Popartiiem hu] h?t1n .11. which con"tains
these Charts, may be obtained
from the Superintendent. of Documents,
Government Printing Office,
Washington, D. C., "fur *0 cents.
of the sugar,- >*o that the "dead-ripe*1
apple Is no. longer as sweet as it was.
Kqunlly important changes of one sort
or another take place'in all fruits and
-vegetables during ripening.
Ia some actively growing products,
such as young: green peas, asparagus,
and $wSet corn, these enzymes work
with exceeding niptdlty, and sweetness
is lost with on vh, succeeding hi}ur that
passes after, they are gathered.
"One Hour From the Field to the
Fan." Is tin excel lout slogan for home
s.'Minor*. esr -ciiVlly when canning that
difucult ail products, corn.
I:- u?!i>! li ??t as a wcjil i: g guide would
do wuc'u to i; .prove-1 ho. quality and
I: - i;r- the safe-keeping of canned
product*.
1 ' GAVE SEWSfiGI TIME j
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KJ** Jr a wottiftR'a'ttaft. sevlns at ?
5 ! '. : ';0 is. WO:- ! "n ohts .an hour. J:
. ? ami !f,'ihroug!jiJ nrnln : t) make z
"X ' 'roujidafJaii rr'onu rwnrdtr.r? \
s to the Fiiitod es l* -partmenr 4
' f__ Agriculture* * site wives' an X
X hour ? r more of ttoie each sew- *
?X?tug liu.v. the I'm 1? *pnn-n in two?fc?
s rr.itiiii.g chtssfig hr I) ir.kUn. couh- *?
* ty. Mo., who saved a total of -ids *
* hours after thev had studied 2
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* with the home demonstration j
% agtaH, must obviously have ?
J smedjime worth $734.40. Theses \
women made-74 foundation pat- %
\ ems among-ttjsem, 1124 tindergar- $
-5 meuts, 40i>.outer guruients- and *
$ 148' garments that would have |
J hern bought, or hired made un- j
-y?viei uruiiiary circumstances. In I
Z addition to the time saved, aad ?
? .its value, these garment* re pre- X.
\ seated a 'saving- of $970 -ash
* outlay. $
'jQf/wx/frw/jjjjmjffmjj ~ffouseHoM
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<?> Ques/mf
Oysters urC considered host if
bought in Shells.
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1 Use gelatin immediately after' dL*iOl'V-L''
,'.'B ,':'r,4il.
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- IMr.nerK ehh F.en *s'delicious served
with currant* jelly. sfaico- - ,
It 'takes more time to freeze water
iegthan it doe* ice coram.
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L Pip Ash Into hoSLfng venter for .n
minute and- the villi he rou<SI
CUKleP IU ivinove.
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the Ipkstaln on the Vug wiil di&
j appear if you* shift the rug so that
biie sun- will smne on the spot.
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When putting cooked currants In
-ookles, add them to the butter, srigaf"
act mixture before the flou* It
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THE BOXBORO COURIER
i:.;?;.G'. Elrtr;ifORM OnmiADOMAL
SundaySdiool
? Lfessoij7
(By RliV.. P. B. KITZWATE1V D. D.
Teacher of Catfish Bible in'the Moodj
iUblc Institute of Chlciiso.)
Convr'^b* 1022. W?t#rn N*w?p?prr Untba
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LESSON- FSR NOVEMEER 12
JESUS.THE GREAT TEACHER
LESSON. TEXT?Luk? ... I
GOLfiiJSN TEXT? As ys would-that'mei
should dp iq you. do ye also to thuc
like* tt*?Luke 6M.
UEFERENCB MATER IA1?Matt. 5:1
It; John 3:2: G:?; 7:?: Col. 2:3.
, PimiAr.T TOPIC?desus Teaching V
to Lovo i.vci'.v'bo iy.
JUNIOR TOPlC?Livtng by the.Goldc
*tuie.
.IXTERMEPIATC AND PEXIOR TOpp
?The .Golden Kulo in- Everyday Life*.
IUL.NU .LNL'I Ai>\J\?r''VOHi
?Jes.ua- Teaching Us Iio>v to 'Live Tc
Keiher. ' %
I. Charsctcrictlcs of tho Subject
cf tfce Kingdom (vv. 2<>2Q).
i < those \Vlio arc subjects of th
Kingdom know what blessedftjtsV i:
Tlife* (spiritual experience of tne > ul
jeets of the Kingdom are marked b
the following steps:
1. Poverty-of Spirit (v. 20). Tlii
means consciousness of one's lost cot
dltion unjL worthlessnoss. It is spll
ituafbankruptcy. -It means'to com
to the end gC self and to show soiro
for siiis. f ' r .
2. Hunger for ItI?hteousness (v. 21]
The one 'who lius come to know hi
poverty desires the true righteousncb
of Christ. 3.'W'eepirig
Because of His Lack 0
21). This Is the 'godly SOrrdw-esrJblic
wmrwui repentance. (II Cor. 7:19,
Tliose who thus sorrow ure assure
that they shalUluu.^h.4.
Treatment Which the Subject
of the Kibgdom May Expect (vv. 2:
23). #\Vhun the subjects of the Kin;
dotn become like the King .they inclt
the hatred, contempt and. persecutig
of ihe.wQrld. Those wh'o pass throug
tlijs for Christ's sake should 'rejoic
for theoe is great re\yard laid up f<
tliem. .
1L The Governing Principles of tt
Kingdom (vv. 27-3S).
1. Love Your Enemies (v. 27). 1
love friends is easy, but to love el
emies is only possible to those tvi
"" have been made partakers of the ti
v*ne I^Uirie*
You (v. 27). * Lotfe acts according '
its own nature. 'Emnlfy only sjlur
lutes love to a'ct. in Irurmouy with i
own 'laws.
3, Biess. Them That Curse You (
28). Injury by words is hard to 1
go unchalkMiged..
4. Bray for Thcr.i Which DespU
futly L-se You (v. 28). Christ's o\\
example is the best 'commentary . <
j this precept (Luke 23:24; ef. Ac
I 7 IW)? ' "' *
i Patiently Eudure AYroug aiid 1
ri V-ry (v. 2P). The.Christian.Is not
i tiV'Jttlf* ori it?- .if Viia ..I
[ rather to suiter Insult, injury and evt
| loss. Tl?l.s should not be pressed i
' ini* that evildoers run go* uuchocko
, It expresses the law which .-diouM :,c
i crh" Individual action. G.
t'ivo 10 Every one That Ask?:
I (v. I'll). 'This does :.ot t&<v:
j nVnn ikat the thing nsked for : hi
I be-';;iv<.-n. -Y.V kl ;ivo j?vM
. one 1 ;u*k;.-:h.' bat, .not ao^ossari
I l'l:e ij.hiij a's-Ued v.
I ' 7. lA> as Vou Wish .td I>o
. (v. IT: - in tj?/ ,C?*;id.
I Ji.do.'v If' hioti were' to live by d.
, | rv.-e ti e lubw i^oV.lom wouhl, I
| Solved; - An oryl vnut to v.'fl
r f;::t.?ri ir.tb-hal*re*ufieiia wiwfd ; ?? j
ailjusand* nl; pr( i";te?:;;:i.
! . usineLS would ond.#
s. tie Meiviful (v. 3,3).. The men
j o* jlf lloa\only Kr.thor is the ,-na>
example.
i ; . t.'o*.. orioiis Judgment Condemn
j (v. 37). We: should not seek out 'tj
I evil in t ihers fur xmr satisfaction,
la iktiigcfof t'ollowiue I'TiJse Teac
'ers (v. 31))., The one who does- n
know (ioi ana the way to heaven w
lend others to' ruin, Happily.*iVro lin
the Scriptures, and the Holy Spirit
ready to make their meaning know
so life re Is uo exc&se.
11. Those Who Reprove . Othc
Should Strive to Live r.laiyeless Ltv
(vv. ,'il-IG). It is ??asy to see otliei
faults, but hard to see our own.
111.' The Sin of Profession Witho
Fruits (V. -iC). The one who profess
>i life amlifcllowshlp villi (iod shod
practice the principles which reve
the nature of <#od.
.III.- The Judgment to Be Applito
the C?ubject3 of the Kingdom (\
47 1?.
1. The one v. lio_ hears slid ?':?es !
sayings of rn- Mnc -hall ! c
secure the l.ou- Unfit upon ;
INM-Uj XilO, ulurr.m; of tto? Jia
-niTjif cannot destroy 4iiiai .for the U
_ A- a is im:.:'?v:.h!e.
"i ~TT M l \*[ ji ji 1 i . ii
(he vir.fCfj'of fhrfat shuli ho < vt
v 1 : lru'il i% the ji .icr.u'UT ami .?u (h>\
to utter rrith and (lest r net ton.
' The Dangcr.ou3 Li.-.
Every He. strut or small. i? f
brink i>f. a precipice, the ? depth .
wh'ich nothing hut e
: rFrighfe
A tiuild person is frightened Uefc
a danset; n coward dut?0* the tltq
and a courageous person ivt'Urward,
Itielter.
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A Christian Is God Almighty's g?
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November 8th 1922 -v
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NORTH CAROLINA TUBERCCL-.
U" . 03IS ASSOCIATION SANA^.
*=- TORIUM. N. C. 1
a- 27 DEATHS last year from . tuberts
I culosis in Person county is just tha* %
I number too many, but it represents :
7- saving of 6 lives over the previou. I
ct year, -and to'thst-extent we a^e to be
^ congratulated.1
n "Fifteen out erf-every hundred wh.
)'u died last year were farmers, in acts
iual numbers there were, 388 who
tiled of this disease. This is, perRips.
n" r.o; startling to a groat many pao-.j'
lo pla .who believe that, like the poor,..
^ we must ""always have tuberculosis;
v.'ith iis. The fact is,- however, that .
,L ea?h and every oric'bf thc$e "death's
.y. \vi-s preventable and such . an
' :js \':zi among cur farmers should
th s- . - >: tj'a'tion.
v Anothn* o)T!*i?iea:Vt fact is that'
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more 'oathi cccurrca among ta.r
jr ir. '.'.tiers thun ?: i amchg .Uvois -who
a? , engaged" a indoor wcrk? such a?
?v i act J ': >, - nrgr: ' Ir.. bo*, .lice;: -
:i t. , ):; .'!? . i ;.:i <v . . ! ;
A nvnupcr -.>{ ttoatih iunor.g th-:..e vi:- .
i ir; such ocrV.nr.yor.s being "'i'
[?* It wou^'dconi that the fanner : ? .
,n ?"?>:" as viyliaT^F .i.i regard ' to 1
health as he si.'ouid be. A. periodic
r?y medical examination is not a - sure-a.:
id but it would i.a\e been a life > save:
in a great many of these c:.Kt. T
The North Carolina .Tuberculosis "
114 Association an orgaizstion* which it
supported by the sale Gf Tubercul,
osis Christmas Seals, continues to
>t
j|j hold free tuberculosis diagnostic clinV
ics and will gladly send a specialist
is to any point in Ncrtll. Carolina where
n the people are interested in finding
the cases -of tuberculosis in their
rc community. Finding the cases is, of
course, the first step. Then if the
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people really mean business, ar-"
Hi rar.gements should be made to give
es proper treatment to. those cases
lei which arc curable.
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Clean up around the' stumps, nlo-c
e t Oo fence rows ur.d ditch Banks ta
r 1:111 hibernating- boil weevils 'his I
I winter. The nicked-ovtr cotton stalss
rhau'.d also be ripped up as soon as
fee possible.
c'.i ( rtOTvtc.cnt shines upon the bi'Otf
Of Farmer Brown; says he,
"** ' ) Mj "! ? -1 .-f-'-s - - - -i : II
.II . I'.ly- pure^ hrrd row's keep PI','.' j_
o.iu.l corn selection in Lite .field 1
l-aya fvchi $30 tC $50 per day hy Inb?
neasing acre, yields r.ext year, as
oi proven by nine \cels of-experiments
21 jv.'rrth. OafoliTia^ . . ,
Seipi the.boll wcc-vil to bed hungry,
pk stands 'lb'sS ehnwe- ot waking Tip. '
cu .pl-xt vF-'ihg. Flaw", up the 'eottoh
? stalks-; % ' * - . .' - v {
fi)s profit from ,-sellirig corn as li
'fork over seiKpg iV.as grain ib.com- I
^, patfil as JJtTTv.'hen worked out on the F
; 'bn*rs"o?.? Vwood sow aad-soven ac?s. J(
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The Fordson Tractor is taki
II! drudgery oat of farm life; it is
I problem; it is reducing the c
I land by almost one hail of v
I horses; ar.d it iacav'ing ora
| of tho former's fime; and
more attractive.
j | The Fordton will- run your ti
ill ?or.d at the most opportune
will operate the milking ir.ai
| wood, fill your silo, pump th;
care of everv kind'*?! belt w:
And don't forget?it will p'
^T!!l r.crn m n ten hcur >'/, har
I ' i Thai the. ^oVc-on is the ide:.|
| i.i tor. xt -v U .toy ior ito fall cd
|j !J . many ways. 1
p-.- There's a hi' story to toil yo'J
s lUi port?td a irea 01:0?come it
" I}11j you ftMU', 'ili'Jiif't
hm CROWELJ AUT^Tq
Roxboro, N. C.'
1 -i-rr.
\.L^ ? .... ~ ".;i fow-TtLK'.'
A condersed hand"bo6k -oo-Xj^djgig [ y
ftrm .work ajiiwala juay be~h.i4 by ' # H
?kinit Mr. the September 1922 tbul- *1
yn cf the Department of .Afrricu!lire.
A : t t! ihs^Mitgjf^HipeTiwtsl j' H~?
itimti-Wj Balijigh.-will brinjc the .baek-1 It
it-, to you.' ' ; . || ]
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1 Ivesune I
3"tT3 /fO
. merer
Myself
f t ot" ?^
a '
h>i*dsora"_
ng much of the
solving the labor
:ost of preparing
vhat it was with
Ultra to cno half \
making farm life
ireshing machine
time for you. It
thir.es, saw your
; water, and take , I
low fix TO eight
idling two plow's I
I vcaf-rcund trac- 1: r
ad winter keep in j I :
i accut the Ford- J 1
i end got the fact3. I ;j
)l .J|i x La .1 ?f.ni |ui i_
1MPANY % J . ' ^
C YOU HAVE 1 . Z
K m appetlto. Indiseatif.!),. Wind 1
on Stomach.* Sick Eeadnoh*. I
"run Awn,*.* yon will find- I
rutrs pibis i
yhatyofl'rJwd. They tofto tbowemk II
Aoaacfc, uad lmiid us
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