The Syracuse Journal, Volume 20, Number 7, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1927 — Page 8

EGYPT Egypt refuses to admit that its anmy or frontiers are in any way the concern of the British government or that the demand to exercise supervision and control over them can justly be based on the leservations regarding the defense of Egypt foreign aggression, protection ol British imperial communicationi through Egypt and the interests of foreigners resident in Egypt. The Egyptians contend that unless, allowed control of their own army the declaration of independence was > mockery. Aside frqm her railway anc business interests Great Britain has no more right to control th< army of Egvpt or dominate it? affairs than it has that of the United States Her policy, how ever, is to grab and to hold b force of arms any defenseles> that it can lay hands on —and Egypt may be brought to terms via the bomb route regardless of the League of Nations or World Court.

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POULTR Y TIPS FROM PURDUE SPECIALIST John Janes says—" Egg prices are low and feel is getting high- , er, but my hens are laying fine and I am getting back $2.00 for every dollars worth of ’ feed I giVat them. I don’t know what I’d do if it weren’t for my flock >f .wood hens.” Bill BrvWn say^—"Feed is high and eggs are worth nothing flat. Tnese hens are eating their head off ami the poultry business s overdone. I’m going to sell the whole outfit.” Two fartners in the same Indiana Commnuity made these remarks last week. Someone is wrong. The poultry industry is in a period of changed circumstance atfthis time. Eg;s are lower than thev have bean for several years The chances are that »rices will not be as in tre !a‘e summer and fall as in past vears. Feed prices are on the increase and they mav be either slightly lower or higher as the ve r grows old r. Poultry profits probably will not be as high luring th ? next year as they have been in the past. This is not the first time that older poultn keepers have facet! the same situation and probably will not be the last. Periods of oxer and under production seem to right themselves m a short t n' usually from two to three ye-'rs «n th? close grade and the same ieneth of time on the upgrade. We are probably near the k>w point and the poultry prices can be expected to readjust themselves gradually. It is all very fine to ■worry about the good of the world in general, but the chief problem is what shall Ido about it We believe the following suggestions are safe and sound. Start culling now and cull every six weeks during the summer and fall. Sell all non-layers each time the flock is culled. FREAK CALF Williamsport, Ohio.— A purebred Holstein cow, direct descendant of a long line of pedi,grced stock, has given birth to a caif which has two heads, three eyes, four ears, two hearts, and two complete sets of leg muscles. Livestock experts have advanced the opinion that the calf was destined to be twins, but through ;onr*e quec • freak of nature, came into this world in one body. John W. Kannanen, owner of the freak, has been offered $1,900 for the animal dead or alive, by the Cleveland museum, while a New York freak show has offered $1,500. So far he hos refused all offers and is expected to take the calf on a shoxv toqr of the country this summer. Hie hair on the animal is about two inches long, very shag v and resembles that of a dojs’. It has two outside eyes and two eyes in one socket directly n the center of the head and twv noses. It was bom with two eais. but two more have started to grow as have two extra horns. It stands about three feet high and is of normal weight. Because of two tongues, two sets of teeth and two sets of jay muscles, the animal has a difficult time eating. The handicap of double muscles prevents it from completely closing its mouth. The animal is of ordinary intelligence. It follows the children on the farm about when it sees them approaching with food it runs to meet them. Considerable difficult)' is experienced by the animal in locomotion. The d >uble muscles do not seem to co-ordinate and the calf s progress is slow and laborious. Most of the time the animal stands very stiff. The huge eye in the middle of the two heads is slowly deteriorating and it is believed the sight of this organ will soon be lost. The freak nearly died a few months ago. Its hair became so ’ong it hj»d to be clipoed and as a result the calf caught cold, o — MOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Mary E. Long, deceased. In the Kosciusko Circuit Court. April Term. 1957. Notice is hereby given. That Sot Miller as executor of the estate of Mary E. Long, deceased. has presented and filed his accounts and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that *the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the Nkh day of June. 192/, at which time ail heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, this 31st day at May. 1937. RUSSELL H. BUTLER, Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court. GEO. L XANDERS. Attorney. *-$t

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MANY AIR TRIPS PROPOSED Long distance air flights proimise to become plentiful in the near future. Commander Byrd is ready to hop off on a long distance journey. A man and girl expect to start from Sab Francisco for Manila. Lieutenant Hall is arranging for a hop from San Francisco to miles. Dallas, Texas, offers $25,000 prize for a flight to Australia. and* beside Pinedo’s return flight from Italy to South America, over four continents, Germany, France, England, and Sweden, aviators have promising programs for the near future. Within a year or two we will be called upon to establish an international agreement on red lights and left turns signals in the air to guard against head on collisions. n — WINS NATION AL CONTEST Again has a girl demonstrated equality or superiority in fields usually confined to young men. A 17-year old Salt Lake City high school girl, Dorothy Carlson, triumphed over six boys in the National oratorical contest at‘Washington, five associate justices of the Supreme Court giving her the highest rating on her oration on the Federal Constitution. Miss Carlson will now represent the United States in the international contest with England. France, Canada, Mexico. Argentine and Hawaii to be held in Washington October 14. See Capt. Uudhergh. the ■wnrW’.H greatest hero in “His Rare to Paris,” also Marie Provost in “Getting Gertie’s Garter” a dean wholesome eomedy sensation rtf Crystal, Ligonier, next Tuesday, Wedweedby, and Thursday. June 21. 22 and 23.

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I < < HOUSEHOLD HINTS ||‘ ‘ 4 Onion juice will remove rust from knives. Rust on copper may be removed with liquid arrtmoria. Coffee may be used as the liquid in spice or ginger cakes. It gives an interesting flavor. Scraps of soap put in a jar and filled with water makes a very satisfactory substitute for soap powder. When your canary has been indulging in too many sweets’ feed it hard-boiled egg yolks mixed with cracker crumbs. Putty mixed with mustard and broken glass will make the best j filling- for holes where rats and 1 mice edme in. If the drain pipe of the sink 1 is stopped with grease, try pour-1 ing down kerosene, before youi send for the plumber. Tin grows dark with use. This i tarnish protects the tin and should not be scoured off just forj the sake of making the tin bright. | Save the !e,mon rinds and keep them near the. sink to remove vegetable stains from your hands. They are great whiteners To prevent a cake from sticking to the pan, set pan directly on a cloth wrung out of hot water as soon as you remove cake from dven. A cuo of crushed strawberries or raspberries or the juice of cooked fruits added to plain lemonade makes a delightfully refreshing drink for hot evenings. When a shoe pinches, a sponge dipped in hot water and placed on the part of the boot which draws most will expand the leather and make it more comfort- * able. Rip up and xvash that old raincoat. Use it to make cases for bathing suits, sponges, brushes and wet towels, a cover for the clothes basket or a big apron to use on wash day.

o WHEAT PRODUCTION IFor the fifth consecutive year Qmada’s wheat crop per acre has exceeded that of the United • States. In 1926 Canada produced 17.8 bushels per acre and the United only 14.7 bushels. This rmv be due, to some extent, to • the fact that Canadian wheat lands are newer; it certainly is I not due to better methods. On the other hand the wheat yield of France was more than 20 bushels per acre —from lands that have been worked for two thousand years This result was due to moie intensive cultivation and fe-tilizers. Preservation of the soil is a problem that must be taken into consideration if future generations and populations are to be fed, and from present indications it is a question for governments rather than individuals. ; In fret the whole food problem should be a government business. o SAVING WILD LIFE l A national movement is being organized asking motorists to coi operate in saving lives of birds and wild animals on the highThe annual toll of wild birds, domestic fowl, squirrels, rabbits and other wild life frokrt death 1 by motor cars is tremendous. ; There is need for great care in saving livea of dogs and cats from destruction as well as lar- ' ger animals which because of ’ their siie frequently wreck cars.

. and which had defied many kinds of treatment, are relieved!. Acts in Twa Ways Nu-Tone acts in two ways within the human system. FlßST—Being a wonderful purifier 1 and cleanser, it brings out AWFUL ; IMPURITIES that have been the real , causes of headaches, biliousness, that “tired” feeling, rheumatic aches, and painsv sleeplessness, catarrhal trouble with its mucous and head noises, loss of appetite and other forms of suffering that you never were able to understand. SECXJND —It has a wonderfully beneficial action on the stomach, liver, kidnevs and bowels. It improves the appetite and digestion, and. clears away old accumulations of gas. sournem. fermentation and half-digested food from the stomach and intestines. It cleanses the Uver and puis it in better action, acts as a diuretic stimulant to sluggish kidneys and thus flushes out impurities that may have caused stiffness in the back and frequent risings at night

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