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DO YOU LOVE TOT LIQUOR?
(Literary Digest.)
\ ^Learn to love your liquor," ad
vises Philander D. Poston, wrltm,*
in the Washington Post. He has
tens to explain that this may be
done without violation of the Vo!-^
stead law,, for hV refers to "pot
liquor," or water in which vege
tables have been boiled . ? - once a
staple of Southern food, but now,
he charges, too often poured down
the sink. Col. Henry Watterson,
he tells us, claims that "pot liq
uor" made the Confederate soldier
the best individual fighter and the
finest type x>t hardy manhood the
world has ever seen. ^He insisted
that, without "pot liquor," the South
cm Confederacy would have fallen
-within six months, instead of hold
ing _out_a^ainst_ovejwhehning odds
'for four long years. Mr. Pcston
continues:
44 *Pot liquor* is .just plain vege
table essence, or the water in which
vegetables are boiled, which nearly
everyone poiirs down the sink. It's
tha? sturdy stuff, dear ?o the heart
and stomach cf the real negro 'buck,'
that tower of strength and ^pndur
ance who wins our admiration when"
we watch the play of his brawn and
hone in the happy execution of his
hard physical tasks, 'pot liquor* is
foreign to the frail andv educated
'colored gentleman,' but just mention
. it to a real sturdy, downright noj?ro,
and watch him smile.
^Evolution works from the ground
up. The earth is composed ?f cer
* . "tain" .minerals, such as iron, lime,
soda, phosphorous, iodin, etc. These
.same minerals, are found in sea
wateY; in -the vegetable and animal
kingdoms, and in physical man. Na
ture," always responding to the eter
nal cosmic urge* causing the vege.
tables to eat. digest, assimilate and
deposit in the cells of the plant these
minerals from the soil. After be
ing so treated, they are advanced to
the next higher plnne of life ? the
vegetable kingdom. Now they are
refined and made ready for another
upward move and similar process in
the animal and human body.*'
^Vegetation receives from still an
other source another power ? tre
mendous in its strength and eteinal
in its vitality. That power is solar
energy. It comes to' the earth in the
form of sun-rays, and vegetation,
exposed to these constant rays, ab
sorbs this vital power and leeks it
up tight in the vegetable cells along
with the minerals from, the earth.
There, in the leaf, which is the
chemical laboratory of the plant,
in the pod, in the fruit, and ir the
grain are blended and bound, to
gether the Almighty powers of sun
and earth.
"But right here, man steps in and
sppils it all. He destroys or throws
away practically all value in the
? vegetables he cooks and eats. In
the hard, long boiling, the vegeta
ble cells are broken open and the
mineral wenli.h a? d vitamins liber
ated into the water and steam. This
great wealth is then drained off,
or pressed out, and poured down the
sink! . ? * 1 J
"Millions of people in the United
States face actual starvation, not fit\
lack of food in quantity, for our har
vest a are bountifyl, but because,
through commercial atnd
fertilizer destructive treatment wher
ever food is served, little remains
In the form of mineral and vitamins.
"In boiling vegetables they
_ ghnnl.l be started with ? a ? moderate
amount of water, more water being
added from time to time, as cooking;
prnrendt, t.-> the end that u modeiifta
amount of essence remains when the
vegetable U doruJ. This essence con
tains what remain# of^ fKe- minerals
ynd yjtftmirrs, and should he served.
, along with- the vejetitlile. in a bowl.
? '?nri drunk, mth a sn->6n.~ or. separate
ly as a broth. |
"Boiling- should be at a_ high tem
! perature and ^or a . short periods
rather than at a lower temperature
for a longer period. Quick cooking
saves much of value in focd. A
moderate amount of bajcon may be
boiled with vegetables where ap
propriate and desired. Too much
! meat will cause the essence to be
greasy and unpalatable fcr drink
ing. Milk and butter may be used
j in seasoning, after eooking of vege
table is complete. Flour thickening
should be avoided.
'The rule in every home, cafe,
club, boarding-house and institution
is to dump the vegetable essence
down the sink, then to 'cream' with
deadly white flour the even more
dtfad aricl deadly bodies ef the vege
table cells from which the life has
fled, and adding condiments in a
vain effort to put some ?Wmblence ot
life or taste into this muddled mes3.
"Leave in .you r vegetables this
vital life 'fluid, wasting' net a drop.
?Scon you will form a taste and
thirst for this rare stuff. Take it
often and in volume and start now
the replacement in your body of the
elements for which it has for year-j
this building vitalizing material
that will mean to you a new life
and a better mental order. When
you drain this essence down the sink,
with it goes' from 75 to 1)0 per cent j
of the money value you paid for the,
vegetables. This momentary loss is
as nothing compared with the irre-j
| parable loss to you in body and in j
mid through such a silly act.
"To 'pot liquor' there's a power
ful kick, but no backfire. It gives
| you headway, but not headache. It
tvill keep you within the law, but
without a doctor or bondsman. It's
the safe?t,~ saite-it, sorest -way t-a
good health and a good time.
"Learn t> love your liquor and
take it daily, but take it from the
pot."
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
I The undersigned having this day
qualified as administrator of the
estate of Ernesf C. Bailey, deceased,
late of "Person County, this is to
! notify all persons having claims
against the estate to present the
same to the undersigned on or be
fore the 26th day of June, 1926, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate pay-.
1 ment.
This June 26th, 1925.
EDWARD D. BAILEY
Administrator.
I Having this day qualified as the
Administrator .of the late Martha
./Hamlin and J, R. Himlin, of Person
| County, N. C., this is to ask all per
' sosfe indebted f5?sStd estates to
j please come forward and fettle, an<T
( all ' persons holding claims against
[?Said estates will present them to
! the undersigned within one year from
this date or this notice will be piea
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J3o You Have ?
HEADACHE?
EYEACHE?
l)o You Hold Hiinc; too Near, or too Far, to See Them?
These and many more are symptoms of Defective Vision.
We have furnished properly fitted glasses to over 11,000 just
?uch cases.
OFFICE IN CONNECTION WITH MR. GREEN, WATCH
MAKER, OVER CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
Come to See Us Roxboro, N. C.
DR. L. V.
Concrete Blocks Save Coal
The coal bin and the coal shovel
don *t meet so often in the house
that is built of concrete blocks
uu_ rv h covered with stucco.
U And the man who pays the bill*
m is rlchcr by 13 y$% of his annual
coal bill.
Houses built of concrete blocks
and covered with stucco cost
only front 2% to 5% more than
frame houses: and besides being i
warmer in winter, are cooler. in
summer. They never need re
painting and arc permanently
beautiful. ^
Ask your building material deal
er to tell you the economy and
beauty achieved in building
homes with Atlas Portland
Cemeptt - ?
ded in bar of their recovery,
This June 1, 1925.
J. A. HAMLIN,
Administrator.
NORTH CABOLINA
PERSON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
In the Matter of the Will
of Ruffin Davis
CITATION
J. T. Davis and all other non
resident devisee^ legatees, heirs at
law and distributees of the late Ruf
fin Davis will take notice that W.
R. TJavis, J. W. Davis, J. A. Davis,
Mrs. Saline F. Burch and Mrs. Nora
f.ee, having filed a caveat to the
probate of a paper writing purpor
ting to be the last will and testa
ment of Ruffin Davis, late of Per
ron County, North Carolina, and
having filed the bond required by
law, and the cause having been
transerrid to the Superior Court
f jr. trial at term, they are required
to appear at the oftiv? of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Person
County, in Roxboro-, North Caroiria,
n July 21, 1925, or at August 1925
Term of said eourt, and make thtm
selves parties to said action if they
>o choose and fil^puch pleadings' as
they may be advised.
ThU July 16, 1925.
D. W. BRADSH BR, Cleric Sup
erior Court. 6-17-4ts ^
EXECUTORS NOTICE
1 North Carolina
Person County
Having qualified as executors of
the estate of Mrs. Eliza D. Floyd,
deceased, late af Person County,
North Carolina, this if to notify ali
persons haying claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Roxboro
>Iorth Carolina, cn or before the 2nd
day of June,- 1920, Or this- notice -will
be pleaded in bar of their reeovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will pleuso make immediate payment
This ~nd jlay of June, 1925.
WILLIAM A. 6.A.NIEL,
GEORGE A.DANIEL,
Executors.
ECZEMA
Money back without question
if BUNTS OUARANTBGD
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(Hunt's Salve end Soap),f ail in I
the treatment ofltchjkitms,
Rinffworm,Tetter or other itch- ,
in* akin diaeaaee. Try this '
treatment at our ritk.
DAVfe DRUG CO, Roxboro N. C
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
? V.
Having thin day qualified as the
, Administrators of the late R. W.
^orris, of Person County-, N. (1, thU
^ to ask all persons indebted fo said
estate to please come forward and
settle, and all persons holding claims
against said estate will present them
to the undersigned within one year
from this date or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their vecovery.
This July 1, 1925.
J. r: MQRRIS,
B. L. EVANS,
Administrators.
?THIS NIGHT
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