Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 282, Hammond, Lake County, 18 May 1921 — Page 4

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POOD DESTRUCTION. " The dumping of. skimmed milk in Oary and East Chicago ae a preventive of lower prices is a criminal waste that should focus attention again and powerfully upon, the old question of destroying surplus agricultural products In order to sustain the prices a'rtlflcaily. - Thousands of children In the cities within easy distance of the dumping points need this milk. The fcufferings from malnutrition among those deprived of a milk ration because of the high retail prices of good milk in the cities axe well known. Not long ago The Tribune described what the South Bend Bchool nurses have found among children who are given black coffee and tea In place of the milk they should have. The profits la the milk, butter and cheese business must be wrongly adjusted If dumping is necessary to prevent financial failure of any producers. Unfortunately the anti-trust laws do not cover agricultural factors and the Lever act has been found unconstitutional. The milk dumpers probably know that they are within the law and can defy the public to grin and bear the situation or purchase the milk. South Bend Tribune.

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furnish the money for all enterprise on a large scale. The petroleum Industry has become of such world wide Importance that it la a proper subject for greater attention by the government than has hereofore been accorded it. Whether government agencies have facilities for obtaining more reliable Information than that which is obtained by the large corporations which operate in Mexico is to be doubted, but they Vould have no incentive to publish either more or less the truth. We do not mean to insinuate that there has been deception on the part of operating companies or unofficial statisticians, but there would be advantage in having assembled In comprehensive form the facte which now come out piecemeal.

MEXICAN OIL. Reports of oil shipments from Mexico aggregating upwards of 2,000,000 barrels monthly are not

necessarily conclusive against more or less authoritative opinion that the developed petroleum areas of the southwest republic are nearlng exhaustion. On the other hand, there is no warrant, so far as has been disclosed, for assuming that because some wells have "gone to salt water" and others are expected to follow, Mexico will not continue to be an enormous producer of oil. Already explorers are meeting with success In drilling sections not heretofore tapped. It seems reasonable that in Mexico, as In the United States, it will be found that oil pools are widely distributed. At all events, It is only through drilling that the petroleum areas are to be defined, however much progress has been made In recent years In the science of geology. The companies operating in Mexico evince no disposition to desist from the search. They are going ahead, undeterred by alarming predictions put forth from a variety of sources. Still, publication by the state department of any information it has with respect to the oil fields of Mexico and Central America will be welcomed. If there Is sound basis for assertions that further profitable ventures In those directions cannot be made the

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. Congressman Linthicum of Maryland has Introduced a bill to make "The Star Spangled Fanner" th national anthem. And the music begins a mrtley of comment pro and ct;n on the proposal. If congress can make a piece of paper a dollar with enough back of it to support the legislation why not make the well known song words and music, an anthem? Most Americans will accord to congress the moral, legal and musical right and stand up and applaud when congress has officially made Francis Scott Key's immortal words the national air and the patriotic song for the country. There will be notes of objection. It will be said that the words, however shot through with the colorful spirit of a sacred, supreme sentiment of patriotic fervor, lack the serious exaltation of great and solemn devotion as, for example, marks the words of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee." Reply will be made that there vire objections to "America" on the grounds of its striking similarity to the hymns of some other nations. There will be the "unslngability" of "The rUar Spangled Banner" brought forward as an objection to the adoption of Key's inspiring song as the

national air; but it will be rebutted that Americans "have" sung It, "are" singing it, and will continue to sing it as long as they are citizens, aspiring and nervy, of the "land of the free and heme of the brave." It will be cited that Americans are free to sing

anything they please about the "red, white and blue" and that they have the temerity to tackle any old song no matter how difficult It may be to get in all the words and syllables to match the notes. Perhaps It will be well to adopt a difficult one Just to prove to the world that Americans can do anything. And then there is the final, conclusive, unanswerable argument, In favor of "The Star Spangled Banner" its absolutely, incontrovertlbly demonstrated Americanism In the very first two words of the lines. No other people on the face of the earth would have had the originality, the nerve, the daring to begin a national song with

"Oh, say!" Let congress go ahead and legislate "The Star Spangled Banner" as the national anthem. Most of us have been rising to our feet when the band struck it up anyhow Just as we've been rising at the first bar of America! If anybody else can get In all the wcrds without tripping up his musical feet and falling down and breaking his record, we all can. It may help a lot to keep out objectionable foreigners, who find the language a puzzle even in the matter of everyday conversation, to compel them to learn and sing "The Star Spangled Banner."

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6. What la a spa? Ans. It la a sprins" of ml.nrul water or any locality frequented for lta mineral aprtng-s. 6. Where did the flrat railway disaster In the United States occur? Ans. It occurred in New Jersey noar Burllngrton. In 156. 7. "What is the color of a Cain-colored beard? Ana. Yellow. In ancient tapestries both Cain and Judus have yel low beards. 8. When did the rebellion In Canada

occur? Ana. It occurred In 1S37 but was suppressed In one year. 8. What race of people are called "Celestials?" Ans. The Chinese. They call their empire th; Celestial Empire. 10. What is the real meaning of chaperon? Ans. The word means a hood and when used metaphorically signifies that the married lady shields her youthful protegee as the hood shields the fare.

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THE STRAWBERRY and the shortcake la the restaurant never have eolved relativity, wither.

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OCR own household hint for the day TRY corrosive sublimate I)lOLVKl) In wooM alcohol I OR the troublesome lnec III T exercise great caution to KEKP the said solvent Ot'T of reach of husbands. A?f OTIIF3R evidence that a woman HAS do real sense of humor IS the fact that she WII.I. pay real money to hear AST old maid lecture O how husbands RHOIXD be managed and HOW babies Should be reared. IT takes all kinds of people TO make a world or even a great HKPIBUC for that matter AND we suppose here and there found OJfK who wonders where JIM HAM LKWIJ is In this crisis. OF course It Is none of our BUSINESS but when a young- rlrl KARRI KS an old man THE stock of affinities Isn't

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WHK dollars rt back to 100 cnrti,,r Where at a new moon?

j 7. What are monsoon winds?

A few persons will WISH they had Bared some. WE are glad to learn on the most KM1WKMT scientific authority

THAT the Kng-llsh sparrow has reformed A7fl Is now leading a noble. Insectivorous life AND as he Is now eating- alt the

tiKASS seed which by Infinite toll the wife of

OtR bosom has planted we like to KEEL that we are of pome use IN the world even If In an indirect way. TH EI claim that wnisKfjr will NOT evaporate after It is bottled BUT Just pull the cork out of a i V A JIT and let it etand on the buffet A Nil It will evaporate AW. right, all right. IK It Isn't one thing i

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ORM that he almost forgets HE has any kidneys at all SOME ductless gland begins to clear ITS throat and attract unpleasant attention. AFTER a man passes th 50 mark HIS hair quits trying- to grow ON his scalp AND devotes all its attention for SOME reason or other TO growing In his ears.

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DO YOU KNOW?

1. Why are bones hollow? 2. WTiat Is the office of the tonsils? 5. Where was the treaty of peace, which ended the Revolution, signed? 4. What was the greatest difference between the constitution of the United Btates of America and the Confederate States of America? i. What throe capitals has the United States had? 6. Is it the "earth's shadow upon the moon that keeps us from seeinff the erw

8. In what country are the world's greatest gold" fields? . What Is the largest city In the United States that is entirely surrounded by water? 1M. What are several kinds of fCOTernment to which a person may be eubJect. AJTS-VrSKS TO TESTZKDATS QtrEsnosrs 1. What is a propensity? Ans. It Is a natural tendency.

2. wnem did tfio term "under tne rose" come from? Ans. The term.

meaning Information Imparted confidentially, la derived from the ancients who considered the rose an emblem of secrecy. J. What is a stampede? Ans. It Is a concerted running of a herd of rattle caused by sudden panic 4. What Is a round-up? Ans. It Is the brlnflng together of herds for the

Rarmorinf: Stains From Glazed Surface, Salt remove such stainn, which ara often found on hearth tiles for instance tobacco stains. Aluminum Polish your aluminum saucecans with sea sand, but do not let it ran down the drain, because it will cHs the pipes. To Brown Cakes pies and biscuit on top. brass, orer with milk before putting in the oren. To g-laze them apply white of egg in the earn war. A Bran Kettle aheuJd always be cleaned with riaffar and salt before using. An Acorn for the Window Sanpend an acorn fey a thread wlta-in one-half inch of tbe water in a hyacinth glass In a few months it will sprout and throw ut a root and shoot upwards with straight stems covered with beautiful green leayes. An Unusual Recipe Chicken pudding is a South em also and it is made by stswi&g the Makes until thoroughly tenaer and then removing the meat from the lipoid, place it In a baking dish. Make a batter ot flour, sweet milk, one-half tablespoon butter ami I eggs beaten separately. Beat Kara and poor evar th chicken and took oa hour. Serve with a sane made of the liquor in which the chicken was stewed, thick-mod witt. onr. Salt and pepper to tasta. A Good Pudding; Sauce to wke in a hurry for a steamed or baked pudding Is this: Add bolltag water to a little marmalade or .. . .mr iv'v the former.

Whit Stains on Furnttur Apply alcohol with a sponge t remove white stains from furniture. This also polishes the surface. The Best Pastry according to a prize pie-maker, ia mad with bacon fat. It does not taste when baked. Custard PieWhen making custard pie, bake tha crust first, but be sure te prick it well with a fork or it will putt up. If the custard is mads first in a doable boiler and hot. spread over the pastry, it will cook much mote satisfactorily and quickly. A Peanut Butter Pits unusual and delicious. Add e Beth I rd cup peanut butter to your recipe for cream pie, made with cornstarch and try it. Here ia the complete recipe: One-half cup sweet milk. 1 cup sugar, S tablespoons cornstarch, one-third cup peanut butter, 1 te is poo a vanilla, two egg yolks, and a pinch of salt. Make a meringue of th whites at the eggs and powdered sugar. A Piece Bag to hold the scraps left in making garments (especially for children), should be made of transparent moaeuito netting. You can then see the piece you want and get it easily without going through the whole bag. After Oiling: the Sewing Machine tie a narrow strip of absorbent cotton around the bar Jnt above the needle. This will absorb the oil that comes down the rod and keep spots off the things you are sewing. It does not Interfere with tbe act'on of the r.esdle-bar if tied ia the proper pia;e.

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SeBraS aesenoe t?s demonstrated thai msaj of cur 22"3iKatk ps.hu:, afc&M az.d taitexs aid cue to qcwai cl fjke blood strctun ofl3 ta poisees and imparities that ftwrnird have been cast out. Plainly, the remdy for such ailatbeaU liea m driving forth tfces faapwrKiaa and correcting the dirorrderm. To use any other form of treatawAt woold be overlook mgr the cause cf the disease. To reeca the Wood stream itself, yow need an internal remedy? outside trratiaents dont go deep oongk. TWussMuia have giyttcn compkite relief from their tortaiwia rheoasatfe peine due to disordered

blood, by takinjr S.SJiL, the famous cLi heii tzxssi-j c-Z 2ty jzsrx fresh herbs, is just tbe thicff te drive out the hn purities from your blood and help enrich it with rod corpuscle, as it has done for so many others. If yon softer with rbcujr.atisia, iant wait longer, but get SJ5.S. from your drossis today and start cleavnshu yoeur circulation at once. Then if you would like IrxJlridtial mexlicjtl counsel free, wrrtj a corapUtte history of your case tn Chief Medical Advisor, SCH Swift Ijftboratory, Atlanta, Gergia. Ue will frledly advise you.

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