Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 350, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1922 — Page 2
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1 mrrsaav. JVDril 6i, vz. ELEVEN WOMEN FIGHT FOR SEATS IN CONGRESS Conning May 8 Remarks On Library Week To Hammond Chamber Of Commerce BY D. J. MORAN Coming MAY 14 "ORPHANS OF THE STORM" NORMA TALMADGE fat SMILIN' THROUGH" Ki r- a This is Library Week for the peo-I-Ki of Indiana. Its purpose is to ttirnulate an interest in the reading oC good and useful books. The old proverb "Money is the ro -t of all evil" should read, "Ignorance is the root of all evil?" Why? Because mony is not au evil i;' intelligently used. The illiteracy discovered in the examination of the men in the army during the late- war alarmed us, but more alarming was the fact that many in the army once knew how to read, but forgot it by not reading. No doubt, we would be amazed if we knew the number of Hammond men and women who have forgotten how to read. That i., the number who cannot read a few pages of a
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A. Cullop. Mrs. Lelia Seton ConRresswoman Alice Robertson. Oklahoma, will have plenty of feminine companions in the next congress providing she and any considerable part of the women candidates are successful at the fall elections. Mrs. Izetta Brown wants a ieat in the U. S. substantial book and explain the ideas and meaning set forth. Any one who cannot do this has forgotten how to read. The mind is like the body it needs exercise. The best exercise for the mind is reading: and trying: to unHOW DO MY WORK WITH EASE - i Because Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored My Health nornell, N.Y. "I was in bad health but there didn't seem to be any one thing the matter Piimij with me. 1 was tired out all over and it was an effort for me to move. I was irritable and could not sleep nights and had trouble with my bowels and at my periods. It seemed that nearly every one around me knew of your medicine and wanted me to try it, so at last I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable tjompouna iaDiet-s and Lydia E. Pinkham s Blood Medicine and improved every day. I do all my own work now except the washing and do it with ease. I can accomplish as much in b day now as it 1 . 1 A J would nave taKcn me a wees 10 uu last winter and I try to pet every one I know to take your medicine to Duua them up. You are welcome to use this letter a3 a testimonial if you like." Mrs. Chas. Baker. 21 Spencer Ave., Hornell, N.Y. In almost every neignoornooa tnere are women who know of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Qompound. They know because they have taken it and have been helped. Why don't you give it a trial l
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senate from Virginia. John Sharp Williams, Mississippi, will have to defeat Miss Belle Kearney to retain his seat in the senate. Mrs. Peter Oleson will oppose Frank B. Kellogg in Minnesota. Mrs. Ella A. Boole is running for U. S. senator in New York on a dry platform. The fol derstand the thoughts of the learned to be found In food books. Heading is useful. How many bankers and bank employes have read of the origin and history of banking? It Is Interesting to know that the word "bank" cornea STom canca, early Italian for bench, be cause the first bankers sat at a bench in the market place and chang ed demostfo money for a small commission and bought and sold foreign coins. Do they know why gold is the basis of money? During the war a banker remarked, "Why can't we get any gold?" He could have gotten it. Each federal reserve note is redeemable In gold at the United States treasury in Washington, D. C. He did not even read what was on his own stock In trade . Bankers and bank employes, you will find much In your line In your public library. Doctors, have you read Bermaa's Book on th ductless glands? It IS in the public library. It Is Inter esting. It says Iodine In small doses helps goiter; so. It is use full too. Dry goods men, do you know what causes present day silk to . cut at( the folds? Salts of tin put ' Into It to give It false weight and luster. Do you know how to dissolve out the wool or the cotton In a piece of cloth, so you can actually see the amount of each left? Consult your public library. Grocers, do you know that some apparently good cannd vegetables .re actually poisonous? Do you know that heating to boiling point for a few minutes will destroy the poison of the botu3inus Ta?lllus? Why is cheese of the ame brand so different In taste and sharpness? Consult your public library. Painters, why does boiled linseed oil skin over and glaze more than raw? Why does pure white lead A competent man for an Import ant Job, Otto G. Fifield for County Treasurer. 4-26-6 Phone 1441 3d
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lowing are running for the house: Mrs. Annette Adams, California; Mrs. Lelia Seton Edmundson, Alabama; Mrs. Irene C. Buell, Nebraska: Mrs. T. T. Cotman, Arkansas; Mrs. W. A. Cullop, Indiana: Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck, Illinois, and Miss Alice Robertson, Oklahoma. paint tarnish when there Is eoft coal smoke in the air? Consult your public library. Many of us suffer from that mejntal and moral disease called prejudice. Do you dislike the Jews, the Catholics, the Methodists, the Christian Scientists? Did you ever study their side of the "case? Do you know what they believe and practice? Six hundred years ago they hanged heritlcs In Europe Why be alarmed? Three hundred years ago they hanged harmless old women In Massachusetts because they were witches. Consult your public library. Tou call them "Dagoes," In soorn. but Italy has been styled the "Mother of Civilisation." Did you ever hear tell of Galvani, DeVencl, Mar conl. Dante. Michael Angelo? Our greatest men In their lines, com. pared to them, are mere pigmies In fact, we never had a writer In Dante's class, a painter in DeVinci's, or an architect fh Michael Angelo'e We hear much about "Americani zation." How many of us native born citizens have read a United States history since we had to study one In school? How much do we know about our state and federal governments? How many of us have read the life of Lincoln or Wash lngton? Use your public library and do not call yourself one hundred Dei" cent American until you are sure you are. Do you want to help the foreign born? If you do, you must first know them. Tou must found your work on what they are. Have you read even an encyclo pedia article on Toland. Hungary Serbia, Roumanla or Greece? If you have and can compare these gov ernments, peoples and customs with ours, you can thus explain and be Kindeir stood. I Ol isult your1 publlo library: it Is full of books of his tory and travel. Did your boy come home from high school and ask you: "How does the telephone work, the electric bell or light?" Could you answer; If not father lost standing1 with his boy Did your girl ask you to explain the federal system, or what is the Magna Chart, to help her In her high school history. Did you know if not her high school teacher wen TORIES Herbert, red four, had just been bathed and dressed in an immacu late v.hite suit preparatory to at tending bunday school, and grand ma had cautioned him to keep out ef the wet grass. Immediately he -sn nnt intn thm vnrA and sat down in the mud. Pttient grandma again HresRed him nJ crave him a lecture on cleanliness. In a few minutes Herbert came back again, soiled, and was ' sent out after a stick. Herbert came back with a stick not very clean. Just as grandma was about to administer the "rod, Herbert said: "That's a pretty dirty stick, grandma." To play a trick on drunken man. some friends tied a monkey the foot of his bed. When the m?t regained consciousness and saw the monkey, he stared and stared. Then, pulling a revolver from under his pillow, he took deliberate aim at the little animal and said: "Well, old fellow, if you are a monkey you're in a hell of a fix; if you're not a monkey then I'm in a hell of a fix." George S. Kinsman, retired agent at Julesburg, Colo., used to tell a story about a certain judge who. in the old woolly days, operated a "catfish" bank in addition to his somewhat light legal duties. One day a stranger presented check and was asked for identification. He dug up a number of letters and telegrams, but was in formed that they were insufficient. "But." protested the man, "you . "you n less r, "but to be have hanged pecple here on Identification man wis, "I know," replied his honor, in money matters you got careful."
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to the head of the class? Tou have a eon In college. He atudlea chemistry. Could you talk with him aboot catalizere, colloids, electrons, protons and their possible relations to every day life? If not, he may want to quit college because you succeeded in a way wlthouK the knowledge you insist he We noticed on thine this snrine. ' Despite the poor weather the ball! clubs suffered while training in the o-called "sunny south none ol the club bosses suggest training at home next spring. o When Art Nehf beaned Andy Hich of the Dodeers in one of the onenine tilts this season the Giant hurler felt as bad about the inci dent as anyone could, until tne mishap to High Nehf had beaned but one player in his bis: league career. That man was Joe Schultr f the Cardinals. That accident happened last season in at. ixmia, and although Schultz was only dazed and continued in the game it upset the pitcher considerably. IloMr Peckinnaueh's knockers in New York are making much over the fact that the first thing Peck did for the Washington club this year was to muff a fly by tamer Miller. One fly makes a summer to the Gotham fans. Speaking ef knockers, some of Tv Gobb'a Detroit "friends" are savin? that when he injured his ankle gliding into a base in an ex hibition game before the season opened he had no one to Diame Dye him self -th at he didn't need to "show off" The difference be twen Cobb and a lot of ball nlay ers Is that he always tries to give the public its money's worth. Wonaer 11 au nis snociien jc j'k their game to the limit even when there's nothing at stake! Tha recent death of "Pop" Anson if emiraA oncncrd an a flood of stories about the old-time baseball hero.
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we: should acquire. TT-. ... i. .v r j vu icv tiiv it viiu va v v w set ly you a hundred years while you still claim to be alive? Are you already dead from the neck up? Tou must keep up with your. boys and girls if you want them to respect your Judgment and heed your admonitions. To ray mind, the best one they tell on Anson goes something like this. Anson was interviewed by an eastern sport writer a couple of years ago and about the first question fired at Anson was: "After all is said and done, who was the best hitter you ever saw?" "Anson," replied Fop without batting an eye. "Pop" Anson had a varied ca reer after leaving baseball. He conducted a billiard room, starred in a play, "A Runaway Colt," served a term as eity clerk of Chicago and did a monologue stunt i:. vaudeville for many years. But he was always in touch with his ol . cronies of the diamond and wita new players. Lucerne Blue, young Tiger first sacker, expects to set a better mark for himself with the bat this year than he registered last seson. Last year he was batting from both sides of the plate. He was hitting fairly well, but both he and Ty believe his natural place is on the south side of the plate, so hell hit lefthanded exclusively this year. George Cutshaw was signed by the Detroit Tigers as a utility infielder to fill any gap that might be left by the failure of anyone ot Ty's rookies to produce the goods. Ty started Cutshaw at second to help break in Shortstop Rigney. Now George is playing such a whale of a game at second that he'll probably stick there for some time to come, regardless of the promise shown by one or two of the vounsrsters.
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