Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 16 September 1932 — Page 4

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HEALTH DOMES

JtlLIEV/JAMS iy (fat Secy International. QwuJXf Contest

Th* International Canning Contest ia offering more than $5,0k>0.00 in Cash and Prizes for the best jars of Home Canned foods. There m-o prizes for entries in the Fruit, Vegetable, Meat and Pickle Classes. Also* special prizes in the Jelly, Jam ara| Marmalade Classes. Enter this Contest and win a prize . . . there is no cost. Full particulars may be bad l^y writing to Grace Viall Gray, Leg Cabin, -North

Aurora, Illinois.

At this time of the year homemakers are getting out their preserving kettle, their jelly bag, and are wielding the jelly spoon. Every family likes jelly at least once a day, if not three times a day. The American people are noted for their fondness for sweets and one of the ways of getting these sweets

is in the form of jelly.

Sometimes hours are spent in a hot kitchen over the jelly kettle with disastrous results. The jelly does not become firm; it is not clear in color; and the homemaker is at a loss to know what to do. There are certain things to be considered in making good jelly. They may be summed up as follows: Work with only a small amount of juice at one time, as la^ge amounts of juice are much more difficult to handle satisfactorily. Use a powdered citrus fruit pectin to supply the necessary jellying substance which may be lacking in the fruit which is be-

ing used for jelly.

'And by using a flannel jelly hag to strain the juices, a nice, clear

jelly will result

In cooking the jelly, cook it until the juice “sheets” on the spoon, then pour into jelly glass. While still hpt cpyer with a layer of hot

paraffin.

Right now r the homemoker could be making peach jelly, or a combination of peach and pear jelly. Other combinations such as apple and peach, or pear and alpple are also delicious. A bland of different juices will produce an unusual jelly which w’ill please not only your guests but your family as

well.

Then of course, there is the old standby grape jelly. This year there is a bountiful crop of grapes which should be made into jelly. There is nothing that will give more satisfaction to the homemaker at the close of the preserving season than many rows of filled jelly glasses, and the greater variety the greater satisfaction created. It pays to stop at this time

MODERN JELLY MAKING I of year and look forward to the coming winter months when these jellies are going to taste pretty good on hot biscuits, hot toast or waffles. Information and receipes on modern jelly making are avail-

able on request.

Why not send some of the samples of your jelly making to the Intetrnational Canning Contest to be judged and possibly bring you nice cash prizes? To enter the contest, or to receive tree jelly making literature, w’rite to Grace Viall Gray, secretary, Log Cabin, Aurora, Illinois, for full information. There is no entry fee to enter

this contest —o—

FROM EXERCISE

City Health Commissioner Explains Action Upon Human Body

By John H. Williams, M. D. (City Health Commissioner.) It is generally acknowledged that a certain amount of physical exercise is essential, if one wishes to enjoy good health. Many years ago, man obtained all the necessary exercises needed in defending himself and family from public enemies and savage beasts. Later on, men obtained sufficient exercise from following their agricultural and pastoral persuits, fishing and hunting. With the advance in civilization, living conuifions became more perplex and occupants became more specialized, and as a result there are a great many people, especially in our cities, who get very little exercise in the performance of their daily duties. The automobile and every modern convenience, which the people, of this age enjoys so much, has helped bring

about this condition.

As a result of this change, certain muscles and organs Of the body have become weak and flabby. In such cases some artificial exercises are necessary to keep these organs and muscles and tissues in a healthy condition. (Every bit of exercise we take and every move we make causes the dstruction of certain body cells. [Nature replaces all such waste of tissue, in health, by adding a little more than was destroyed. This process of replacement is speeded up in exercise of I every kind, and since there are so | many different forms of exercise, brie can select the ones most adaptable and more practical for that

particular individual.

VTO better preparation can b« , f eople AVho do heavy manual -N found for thTman who must labor . eac ? day ’ nee < 1 .»° ‘^ticiciai work all day in a noisy office or .exercise, but those with sedentary other noisy surroundings, than a occupations should set aside a regbreakfast that provides a liberal olar time of the day for exercise, ration of jam or j^®t as they do for meals. Science has discovered that sweet! any individual anticipates enfoods offset the nervous and gaging in regular sport or strenous physical fatigue caused by noise, (exercise, he should do so gradualby until the muscles and heart and Reproductions of early American other tissues of the body get acfurniture which harmonize in customed to the work and strain, period, form and color are becom- Even then, it would be much saf-

eial when taken in the open air, because the air is more pure and the oxygen and sunshine more abundant, if Impossible to take outdoor exercise on account of inclement or cold weather, then exercise indoors in well ventilated rooms is permissable Walking is the simplest and perhaps the best form of exercise, since this form of exercise brings almost every muscle into I he body into action. When going out for a walk, one shouldl w r ear appropriate clothing. In warm weather, light, loose fitting and comfortable*. in cold weather, warmer clothing must be w r orn, but not over dressed and bundlesome. Shoes and stockings should be well fitted so as not to cramp the toes or bind the foot. The heels of. the shoes should be low. In walkiing one should try to keep the body erect, head up, abdomen in, shoulders hack, and chest out. In striding along, the feet shoulld he kept aprallel with the toes pointing straight ahead. The arms should swing freely from the shoulders. For the average person in good health who is getting little or no other form °f physical exercise, a walk or from three to five miles per day is sufficient. After completing the -walk, a warm shower should be taken, followed by a brief one lasting about thirty sesonds. Rilb the skin vigorously with a coarse dry towel until dry, then change to clean fresh clothing. 'Hbresback riding is also a wonderful form of exercise and is especially beneficial for persons ‘suffering from gastro-intestinal disorders. The rhythmic vfbration obtained from the gart of the horse, is very beneficial to the internal organs and body of the rider.

meat. Undertake not to help others undesired by ye Master. If you Soak bread in the Sauce let it. be no more than what you! put in your Mouth at a time and ; blow not your broth at Table but Stay till Cools of it Self. Put not your meat to your Mouth with your Knife in your hand neither Spit forth the Stones of any fruit Pye upon a Dish nor cast anything under the table. o 1 Parents are rp.eer. They “prf* .serve the home” for the sake ot the children and then fight so in cessantly the children wish they Were orphans.

IT’S BAD BUSINESS Don't offend business and social acquaintances with halitosis (bad breath) when you can eliminate the risk by gargling with Listerine, the safe antiseptic. It destroys odors instantly, checks infection and improves mouth hygiene. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A. LISTERINE ends halitosis

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Washington’s Rules of Civility

Make no Shew of taking great Delight in your Victuals, Feed not With Greediness; cut your Bread wiyh a Knife, lean not on the Table neither find fauly with what you Eat. ; ; Take npt Salt or cut Bread with your Knife; Greasy. . Entertaining any one at table it i is decent to present him with i

Next Cake Use 1#^ BAKING Avpowder 'tlotke thclincTextum SAME PRICE ^ FOR OVER r* 40 YEAR*

ing Increasingly popular. Since a group may be acquired one piece at a time, the home-maker who cannot afford to furnish an entire room at once can collect an ensemble without straining the budget

Notice to Taxpayers of Tax Levies IN TIIK AfATTEIt OF DETERMINING THE TAX KATES FOR CERTAIN PFKI'OSKS BY HARRISON TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTY, INDIANA, BEFORE THE TOWNSHIP ADVISORY BOARD. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers ot Harrison Township, Delaware County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipaliy at their regular meetin- place on the 20th dav of September, 192r, will, consider the following budget: BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS TOWNSHIP FUND Salary of trustee tfSOO.OO Office rent 120.00 Trustee’s expense, traveling • • • o* AliO.OO Clerk hire 100.00 Itecords and advertising •••’•• 100.00 Public ditches 200.00 Pay of advisory board 15.00 Care of cemeteries,...., 50,00 Examination of records 70.00 Miscellaneous, bond and legal • *,* ,■ «■; : • : ■ *, ■ • .• • * 200.00

Total township fund $2,205.00

POOR FUND

To reimburse county 200.00

TUITION FUND

Pay of teachers $15,800.00 School transfers 200.00

Total tuition fund

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

$16,000.00

P.epair of buildings and care of grounds $' 300.00 Repair and equipment ' 200.00 School furniture and equipment 300.00 School supplies 300.00 Janitor supplies 300.00 Fuel for schools 900.00 Loans, interest and insurance 400.00 Teachers’ institute 200.00 Janitor service 925.00 Transportation of children v. 9,120.00 Light and power 675.00 Miscellanious 200.00

Tota Special School Fund L. ^ $13,820.00 BOND FI ND Bonds. . ........... $6,000.00 Interest 1,925.00

Total bond fund : ..$7,925.00 (Complete detail of budget estimate mav be seen in office of Township Trusteei

ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED 1. Total budget estimate for in- »

11. 33.

Town-

ship

Tui tion

Special School

Library Bond

Poor

and

Fund

coming year

$16,000

$13,820

$200

$ 7,925

$200

Deduct misc. revenue incoming year (estimated on former year misc. rev.) Subtract line 2 from line 1 . .

2,205

2,575 13,425

13,820

200

7,925

Unexpended appropriations July 31 of present year

955

8,100

6.215

145

3"870

All additional appropriations between July 31 and Dec. 31 Temporary loans to be paid before close of present year Total (of lines 3, 4. 5 and 6)..

3.150

21,525

20,065

315

11,795

Actual balance July 31st of present year

1,113

11,885

10,545

290

Tax to be collected present year (December settlement) 725

6,000

4,000

155

3,870

Misc. rev. "to be collected present year (1-3 of line 2) Total (of lines 8, 9 and 10) ..

1,838

125 18,010

14,545

445

3,870

Subtract line 11 from line 7 ....

1,322

3.515

5,520

100

7,925

Kst. working balance for six months after close of next year (not greater than 1-2 of line 3) Amt. to be raised by tax levy (add lines 12 and 13

777

2.099

7,065 10,580

6,448 11,968

100

7,925

200

er before beginning any strenuous exercise, to have a thorough examination. In this way any organs which may be weak or abnormal and collapse under strain would be discovered. , Then the exercise could he regulated to suit the individual case. Exercises are much hu-re benefi-

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|ULL EYES may be made and kept clear and healthy by applying Murine daily. It dissolves the dust-laden mucous film, and overcomes bloodshot condition resulting it from over-use. Soothing and Refreshing, gy Contains no belladonna nor anything V harmful. Successfully used and recommended for infant and adult since 1897. r V BOOK SENT FREE ON REQUEST f THE MURINE COMPANY Dept. H. S. 9 East Ohio Streep Chicago

PROPOSED LEVIES Net taxabe property* $2,099,610 Number of taxable polls Levy on Levy on Funds \ Polls Property Township $ .25 $ .10 Tuition . 25 .50 Special school 1.00 ,57 Bond .2,8 Poor ;oi Total $1.56 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND

COLLECTED

261 Amount to be raised $ 2,099 10,580 11,968 7,925

200

$32,772 TO BE v To be

Collected

Fund

1929 Levy

1930 Levy

1931 Levy

1932 Levy

Township

$ 1,856

$ 1,439

$ 1,495

$ 2,222

Rond

300

Tuition

9,371

12,360

11,280 |

Special School

16,597

11,716

7,440

13,830

Library

460

300

Bond

8,600

8,300

7,925

Poor

155

300 ‘

200

Total

$42,501

$31,741

$30,195

$'32,772 I

Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to 3?e heard thereon. After the aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners , tax levies have been made determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themseves for further and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the county 1 Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county.

B FRANK TUTTLE,

Trustee of HarriSon Township.

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KINGS CLEARANCE SALE $22.50 Suits $16.50 $500 Hats $2.95 $2.00 Shirts $1.15 $5.00 Trousers . $3.45 “Friendly Five” Shoes $5.00 NONE BETTER All other Coods Greatly Reduced. Kings Clothing Co. Jackson and Walnut Streets

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