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FABMVIULJE, pepi^oowty,.n<
G. A. ROUSE. Editor.
UABY 8, 1914
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SUCCESS MEANS SELMEHKL
eucoeaaward do not lire each day ot
tir ely nnfc itself; they take thought
of the morrow, -its emergencies, it*
poarihlHtUe, iU opportunities
It it ?nutter of moat preaaing im
portance to ?rery yooag penon to
oanaider ? the adrieability of doing
without certain pleaiurea and ffltpen
comfort* at present for the
sf enjoying them longu ittffil
date.
What share of liM comforts, en
joymente and freedom from hard
ship do you want* for your later
days?
From time immemorial thia ques
tion haa found its solution in "a
willingness- to make reasonable effort
in one*i own behalf and to postpone
little gratiflcitftttU that ara not
really nccesaaiyjS^flif order to ei?
joy them in multiplied ratio later cm.
you are familiar. Jfe nine casts fut
of t?n Uit not faye ^atj^w^ngh
An Kaat end man moved last ram?
m?r, ud among the other neeeaaitier
of the n#w ho*w ??? 80-foot Mo
tion of garden hose, says ihe Cleve
land Plata Dealer. :
The But ej ! mm haa a fondness
for boasting about his steadineaa un
der trying condition!, and nerer tire*
of (tiling ot his sangfroid when a
pAiienm oo&ch in wludi he vu
riding ?u raided hy a" pair of fealn
One Sunday afternoon he wai
ipriniling the lawn ^hen an auto
mobile containing some friends drew
up at the carta- The Eaat end man,
fcaea in hand, JaiAied across the wi^
to greet them, and then tamed to
*are hi* hand tor his. wife, who was,
on the pweh, to c*ne down. As h*
whirled about he f ergot the boae and
uaeonaoiofaely traihed it direetlyro?
the party in the auto. There Were
wild shritka from the woman in tM
sar. The beamnaa hastily Urn# the
itream around, and let it drive
s<juardy at his Wife, who was hurry
ing down tW walk from the porclj/
"What la bjsiea do you think
fou're doing r roared the spattering
auto driver, "getting oat a comio
^ementrfj^^^*^
getttag accustomed. '/M
f asked the Uliutirt
k" Then a moment latff
i "But how did you know
d just mored to town f I
yon." *
u never *old me, hut thV
ought grooeriea did. Ton
l such lana quantities.
<d that you had just coma
tsfeWAiS
Btoreroom, ftiia uongbt
?y the tax .and band in
the pound. Bat I sea yon
[ aaed to keeping house on
NDIAIjTKADCMAWUfc'
t* their ?ubjecU incidents in Hindu
mythology, romantic drama, templet,
deitup', nautch girls and European
actretaes. Mohammedan people* like
picture* showing Mohammedan a?l
diers vanquishing tkeir Christian
HAD TO.
i "Hoar do you propose to bagtn
rotkr
"By aua pending opefationji."
"How can that be!"
-I'm a paperhanger."
?; ? i , t h~"U _/* },' I
KNEROBTIO PROCE88.
"I ahrink from 'studying this
question. How can I ever come to
? conclusion??
"Go to it!"
tion at to why one ahould sleep with .
one's head to th* north, Dr. Bobtrt
T. Morris In St. Nicholas says:
. "Electric currents run north and.
south, through the earth. An object
ia said, to be Ln a state ot better elec
tric rest is Ma long axis is in Ifae
MU tlM^iat^nii'^taetric currents. It
U_my impression that the custom of
?teepin*? with the head to the north
ea that \&f.
a if thw try
|^U of the
regard to points of the compai* We
were strong and wdl, however. It
might be quite different with inva
lids.
"The volume of these terrestrial
currents it not commonly appreci
ated. Drive any iron rod into- the
ground at right angles to the plane
of the earth's surfacn and it at once
becomes a magnet."
GETTING OUT INTO MATURE
Path?tlc?lly Briaf Tlmaln Whloh Man
. *"> Should Prapara for Ufa
Haraafttr.
. . .
It it not *11 Iocs to be driven back
to the toil, remarks the Universalis
leader. ~ It ia not all gain to be erven
?i Adams in New England. The
burden of respectability U gnat
fta&f. trait* en & traditiona are
sometime* stifling to originality.
Some people are littio mora than
copy plates of their forbear*. Then
ia aoou comfort in vectoring forth
upon the friendly road for ? joust
with nature la a colored shirt with*
out fearing the rebuke or frown ol
some eminently sfraltlsced critic ol
our vulgar ways. There is something
humorous in the remembrance of th*
friend who ia always genial in tht
club, but never aee* a* when In bhu
jean* wo an sweeping, the gutter w
digging in th* garden. T^-re ia a
pathctio aide to the existenoeof thoat
who do not think they are really
alive unle*a collar and euff* are prop
erly adjusted. Naked wo came into
the world. Naked we will go. out
of it During the little time that
we linger between these two door
ways to the infinite pcrhap* we ahall
be wiae to cultivate a little mora of
the robustness which will enable us
to live in that gnat out of doori
which ia certain to be our eternal
ab'Jing place.
LATirr KITCHEN.
-- The sanitary and mosj eatiafactory
kitchen baa glazed tile wall* anu the
celling it sheathed with pnaeed abeet
iron painted white. . The range ha*
hoods over it to cany off the odor#
and heat and to make the room coo)
and comfortable.'' The floor ia of
cork tile or of earnest, with strip* of
matting laid upon it? the*e can b*
fcaailjr taken Bp. , drain in th? cen
t*r carriea off the water tram Um
floftr after waahioir. ? -
Or, fame A. Day 0f Su M
clioo waa tailed to examine t*etb
of thl inmate* of th* Culiforaii
*%*#? smSPE*
and cum .away convinced that ttvr
condition of their taeth wu largely
responsible for their criminality. In
tell ins the National Dentalwoda
1 -J '? ?, .* w~'T7e'77mTT> 1
tm ?bout it ht mi \M J
, "I wa? convinced that malforma
tion* and i r regular itiea of the tartb
Iiad a great deal to do with tho men-,
tal *tate of the?e people. One ma*
had been condoned to die and had
or three invitation* to'hia haaging.
Tht* man ,waa ?nt to priaOa for life
and While there he killed three other
prisoner*; and he baa a maloocfaxian
of ' dam HI., tha wctj* t*m I arw
una tooth to ccclualoA iNow, no oc*
can abnviike ink thi*'(M4itioi
ha* notlfclita influence to the ddrel
opment ( )f the insne brain ?&????*.
I taw many other catea of the worn
KgSMKpM
their effect npon the aoebtal-davdt
DPTnent/'* *?' :';s??^^3
It ma) he w?l to (cplatoM^'W
duiion" men Tig the meetfrg or dos^
i?
in it, arrived one afternoon in o well
yrown Tillage whose one street had a
itraggly, dreary, diacon raging ap
pearance. Ha went to get hi* din
aar at* the only hotel in the place.
Evmything' progressed- anappetix
ingly and emoothly on til the old
raun who waited on the table crept
utealthily behind Moree and asked
him in a languid, lonely voice: .
"Will yon bare black cofiee or
white coffee t"
Hone flinched.
"What's thatr he asked.
Ho had bead of bine pearls,brown
rosea, green carnations and other vio
lent color schemes, bat here was a
aewonc. He was seized by the thirst
for discovery.
" "White, if you. please," he said ur
banely.
The old woman . brought it in.
White coffee, it developed, was coffee
with cream in it.
HKALltTIC "PLAYING."
The "peacj at any price" policy
is not reflected at a certain Chicago
tchbol, where a militancy that would
win the heart of Colonel Rooaevelt is
the order of the day. Two small
boys cam* to rchool apparently the
bast of friends but with their face*
lor*tched *nd their >yes blackened
almost beyond recognition.
"Why, boysf exclaimed the hor
rifled teacher; "what have yon beer
doing? fighting f
"No, ma'am," came the ttvly,
"Yss. Willie was the United
States and I was Mexico,"
HI* CHANCE.
A lively Irishman was once ^ invit
ed to a. Urge. dinner party in Dublin
la hope that he would amnn and di
vert his host* s guests. But from the
beginning to the end of the dinner
he preferred a solemn aad serious
(see. The host thought this very
strange.
"Why, old fallow," he remarked,
"I don't believe the biggest fool hi
Ireland could make you laugh to
night."
"Try," was ths wit's cutting re
joinder. >v i
ART FOX ART'S SAKC.
The B<vw*n4-_B?t, toy gear
fea want to dpi* * matter
hi blanky lone out er ev
5-r :
SbrWANOMUM.
ling being done for the up- I
Id here?"
r," replied Farmer Corv
[Look at the price of eggs."
i^ULLY EXPLAINID.
Bacoa?Whafa the mattej
}>erl~You aee, they of
iiq.it hts school for the
mid bring in the greatest
dead weeps and Tommie
HE OF EYI FAT1QUE
rtlna. but tM Inner and
tA&??fef I* . : ?
Ureal iSkition ot itW is s^ed
ocas of the ilm at "the eyelid, beto
kening a congested state of the inner
itirfMe, accompanied by aome pain.
'Sometime* this weariness indicate*
the naed of glasses tightly, adapted
to the person, and in other cases the
true remedy ia to rub the eyo and its
ramrandings *!> far t.s may be with
the hand, wet in cold water.
After a Canadian named Morgan
had been appointed to a government
place it iti discovered that the po
rtion technically had to be 'occupied
by a lawyer, which Ur. Morgan was
not. The benchcrt of the law soci
sty, hotfevcr, undertook to obviate
the technicality, and appointed one
}f their number to examine Morgan.
"Tell us, Mr. Morgan," said the ex
s miner, "what do you know abont
the law, anyway P" "To tell the
truth," was the modest response of
ijorgan, "I don't know a tingle
thing." ; Whereupon ^he examiner
intimated that the . question waa at
an end. He turned in his affidavit,
wherein It was stated : "I have exam
ined Mr. Morgan as to bis knowl
edge of tip law, and to the best of
my knowledge tnd belief he has an
iwerea ?ii the questions with entire
correctness"
ITS CHAPLAIN I* EDITOR.
Here's soiAething with which the
newspaper men mky soothe their
louls: In the state penitentiary are
about 8 78 prisoners. The institu
tion publishes a little weekly paper
called the Penitentiary Bulletin. In
most ststea the prison paper is edit
ed by the prisoners, but in tb? Kan
tea institution this is impossible be
cause there is not an editor in the
entire lilt Consequently the chap
lain Vi compelled to add the dntiee
of editor to other. tasks. Is there
another state in the Union where the
cditotiMt inch model cititens? ? .
Abilene Rcflcctor. _ ..
WITHOUT Tl^t MICE.
"Scribble says that when be is hi
the throea of oompoeition he forgets
to e?t.w
TWt convenient."
"Howeer
"The chaneee are that he can't eat,
inyway, entil he has toned out eon
INCUBATOR NOT * HEW IDEA
Anol*irt Egyptians Realty Knew Mar*
About lh* ?ubi?ct Than W*
Modtrna Do Too*/.
The announcement 1* made by a
British scientist that he has discov
ered how the ancient Egyptians in
cubated chickens to the number of
18,000,000 a year. He ha* found in
cubator* which be declares were used
in Egypt 6,000 years ago.
Tbe#ecret baa been well guarded,
but it is laid bare at last. They had
no oil stores or gas or electric heat
ed incubators, but they had ovens
'which worked much better, even
though they required more constant
tending. Bach oven was calculated
to hold 7,000 eggs, and the fuel by
which it was heated consisted of
chopped straw end dung, but for the
last ten days of tbe hatching the en
ergy was supplied altogether by the
chickens themselves.
It is the commonest error of thoee
operating our modern incubators to
use too much heat, especially toward
tite.ead of the period, and now we
may letfa' from the old Egyptians
'.ow not to do things aa well as how
to do them. The use of the straw
?fid other light fuel shows that the
Egyptians were most careful to avoid
too intense hea at any stage. We
thought that we were the first to use
Incubators, but we are fifty centuries
behind the times. ?
?
TEACH EAST ABOUT THE WEST
^PY??l*nt1*MlahMJaClwi?H *9
With Farm CdlMettWB. - . -
i
ever did in the taWk manner* of tho
Hedes and Peraianfc " Some day all
our public achoota may teach a little
elementary agriculture and awaken
an interest in children in things that
grow ? an interest that should lead
to future enlightenment and under
standing. If only the sto^t- prin
ciple that snocessful farming ia not
a haphazard pastime, but a business
and ? science requiring both patieaco
and ingenuity, could be hammered
home a tremendous advance would
be made. '
. It might also be an excellent j>lan
to teach eastern school children a few
truth* vonceming our great west,
and our western school children a
few truths about the east ? not the
wild and wolly west nor the coleaul
east, but the west and eat of today.
IN HOUSE-MOTHER'S HANDS.
Of course it >?oes without saying
that the heaviest artillery of our fu
ture warfare against disease will be
directed toward its prevention rather
than its cure. The beat and only
radical cure of disease consists in
preventing it* spread and wiping out
Ute conditions which alone render its
uistence possible ? poor food, dirtj
water, had drainage, dark and ill
ventilated house*. v ?
Mora and mere of our energy and
brain power will be devoted to the
cheerful, positive task of keeping oui
bodies so strong and wholesome and
vigorous that the}' can defy disease,
instead of patching them up aftei
they are sick.
? Food, rest, "unshino, exercise, bath
ing, massage ? theeo are the sheet
anchors of our new materia tucdica.
? Dr. Woods Ifutehinsan.
"What makes -Smith's drinking
Jokes so popular V
"I suppose it is the dry way he
has of telling them."
ADVANTAGE OP' EGOISM.
f tWnkin*
She? Yea. In that way ho always
avoids having much on his mind.
JEALOUS DOUBTS.
"Tour neighbor, Mrs. Comenp,
has so much savoir fairs;''
FARMVILLE LODGE, No. 218
K. of P.
Meets Every Thursday Night in
their Hali in Horton Bids.
Visiting Brothers Welcome
FARMVILLE LODGE
I. 0. 0. F. No. 373.
Meets every Monday night in
K. of P. hall in the Horton Build
ing. All visiting Brothers wel"
come.
(Utlicoe 13 : PHONES t Office 49
DR. ML P. MOSELEY
FARMVILLE, N. C.
In Office of Dr. G. G. Joyncr.
Residence with W. M. Lang.
J AS. P. TAYLOR
Photographer -
^TUDIO up flairs in Hud Hard
ware Co's. Building
.
Farmville, North Carolina.
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ALBION DUNN, W. A. I'ARDf.N,
CretanUt. Fari.nl! Ic.
DUNN & DARDEN
Attoroeys-at-Low
Farmville, N. Carolina.
Business appreciated and ' -
Promptly utter. Jed to.
Office in Horton Bpilding,
DR. PAUL E. JONES
: DENTIST
Office in Lang Building
FARMVJLLF. ? ? , N. C&&
w__. .J
Qvfl Engineers & Surveyors
Greenville, N. C.
COUKTY SURVIVORS FOi PITT.
B. M. COX
AUorney-at-Law
FARMmLE. - N. CAROLINA
Olfica over Cltliena Bank
Pradkca Wherever Scnricn are Driired.
Sfedal Atlanlioo Taid to Gotledio oa aid
WriiltK c( Deeds, Moetfaf ea, Etc.
Farmville Motor CarCo
W. C. COLLIE, Mgr.
Located Corner Beicfaer & Moore Sts
FARMVILLE, N. C. ~ '
We make a specialty of re
pairing. All work guar
teed, prices reasonable.
LDT US SERVE YOU.
See Us for Bicycles !
ALL MAKES AND PRICES.
fcfe Also Carry a Good Stock of
Craphophones and Records.
Bicycle and Gun Repair
ing a Specialty.
PRICES REASONABLE.
Taylor & Car raw ay.
Chetf nut, Moore & Baker's
SHAVING PARLOR
Located on Main Street
Clean linens, and Sharp Rasorr.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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