Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1922 — Page 4

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countries it was a food for animals, but that In Scutland, it was also an article of human consumption. Aside from the gratuitous insult by which the choleric lexicographer vented his spleen on the Scotch, his definition was accurate. Yet in the century and a half that have elapsed since Johnson was literary dictator, oatmeal has become known to mankind everywhere. Now that our scientists have shown how white Hour loses much of its vital, health giving Quality In the milling of the wheat, we must revise cur estimate of bran. Although it contains the very virtues lacking In white Hour, there was little market for it a generation ago except as feed for horses and cattle. With the discovery of ways for processing it into a delicious food of exceptional nutritive value .and with doctors recommending it for chronic ailments of the alimentary tract, it appears that we are to appropriate another article from the animal dietary and after thousands of years

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AEd now it is bran! K anyone wre to suggest that taste matters most ia natters of taste, he would be charged with trifling Wttb the English "language. Yet he would be right. Our standards in art and letters are fundamentally the same tm those of ancient Greece. It is among foods things we really taste that we find notions changing with warr age and generation. We admire the sculpture that was popular in Rome, and design our monumental buildings In classic stytsa. Yet no one would eat the nightingales tongues thai were considered such a delicacy by Lacullua. We concede that Chaucer knew how to tell a story, but we would never put a fork to the roast hour's head of his time. Even today we copy French fashions, but not to the extremity of dining on snails. When the famous Doctor Samuel Johnson wrote his dictionary of tha English Language he dismissed the cereal "oats" with the explanation that in "civilised"

THE DEBT REFUNDING BILL. Kejection by the 3enate of amendments to the allied debt refunding bill that were designed to hamper the proposed commission to the point of withholding from it all discretion in thr making cf agreements gives ground fcr hope that the beginning of negotiations by Secretary Mellon will not be much longer delayed. Opposition to the neecssary grant of authority written in the bills will be continued by those senators who are classified as irreconcilables cn ail matters involving formal arrangements with foreign states. But purely obstructive objections will not serve to prevent passage of the bill. How much money will flow Into the United States treasury on acccunt of principal and interest of the ap

proximately 1 11,000,000,000 owing to us as a result of the refunding process it is profitless to speculate. Some opponents of the pending legislation profess to believe pertain Interests here and abroad are determined we ' never shall recover any of the money and they found j their objections in part on fears that the agreements 'to be made will further the alleged scheme of non- ' payment. In this connection it ia well to remember that as matters stand there is no possible way of compelling our debtor to discharge these obligations. Americans Imost anxious that the country eeleet what is due It, have failed to present plans that give promise of being

productive. The refunding commission would be given the duty of making the best arrangement that can be made to give the American claims the character cf assets. They possess that character in very slight degree today. I j The beneflt to be derived from refunding Is that the country will know th value of the claims now represented by demand notes which it is futile to present

to ths makers. We shall know where we stand with

respect to these claims. Dates will be set for beginning intersts payments. Though it be necesary to extend credits on this account for several years, it will be worth much to know when real money may be expected from the Allies. If the commission is net to be granted reasonable discretion in the business it were better to let matters rest as they are.

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THOSE delinquent members of the League of Nations probably hope to be suspended for non-payment of dues.

FROHTBTION is a cause of crime, according to Governor Millar of New York. Like the law against burglary.

A CONDEMNED man to Sing 8ing will see a film comdey on his last night here. After that hell feel it's a relief to die.

Of course, the owners of raided Joints are preatly surprised if any hooch is found. Usually they think they have it well hidden. . "

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aBSWBBS TO TZSTBSDiTS QUU 3T10IT3 1 What rtty Is the capital of Alabama? Ana Montgomery. 2 In what continent is the Gobi desert? Ans. Asia. 3 Of what was Faunas the ancient Roman god? Ans. Agriculture. 4 What is thought transference? Ana. Telepathy. 8 Has Mississippi more ' people than Louisiana? Ana. No. ft What body does the' famous Eddystone light nerve as a beacon? Axis. The English channel. T How many miles long; Is a league? Ans. Three.

The Prattle of Children. Four-year-old John W., when vlsi tog his grandparents, was taken t Sunday school. The lesson of the day was the ever interesting story of "Danlei in the Lion's Den" and the teacher presented It in a manner to keep the Interest of all the children. But during one of the Intervals John W. spoke up, saying, "Yes, and I saw' six little pigs at the very snme circus." Tf Clean Wal' Paper. A good way to make old wall paper look like new is by cleaning it with cornmeal. Dip a cloth into a bowl of commeal just enough to make the meal stick nicelv, and rub the paper with an up-and-down motion. Thrift Magazine. Foolish to Discount Oneself. Every acquired habit is an asset et liability that will contribute toward what you are colng to be. A great many folks discount themselves before the first struggle that would givs them appraisement.

Carries Several Lines. "Opportunity may knock only once with some pertickler proposition," says Uncle Ezra, "but it'll be back lots of dmes with somethln' else." Boston Transcript. Works Welt. "Maud teems to have the right combination.' "What do you meanr "She keeps her age dark and her spirits light."

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