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Germany Has Long
fir
een A Nuisance
1.
"The poor Germans," no platter
what their punishment, will get
less than they deserve. There
must be some decent Germans,
and if they suffer unjustly in the
eleanatp it will be because of the
company they keep. The hard fact
is that Germany, not merely "Nazi"
'Germany but Germany as a whole
is apestilential nuisance. and .has
been that for many yeare, It le
preposterous to suppose that even
Hitler in a few years could turn
a peace -loving nation into a na-
tion dedieatedto war, Murder and
loot. All he did was to take full
advantage of, characteristics dis-
played by Ger]tiiny over many
decades,
How Cant??
By Aune Ashley
Q. How can I make an inex-
pensive gargle for a sore throat?
A. -Try using one-third tea-
sp'o'on of salt in a glass of tepid
water.
' Q. now can I keep the house
plants fresh if one is to be absent
from home for a few days?
A. Soak a large sponge with
water and place it on the dirt
in the pot. The moisture will be
absorbed and the plant will keep
in good condition.
Q. How can I prevent break-
ing of fish when baking it?
A. When it is desired that
baked fish be particalarly nice,
try slipping two strips of clean
muslin under the fish before
Keep Eggs Cold
And Also Covered
The way to keep eggs fresh
longest is to have them not only
cold but alsq covered, say reports
from the Utah and Massachusetts
State Experiment Stations,
The Utah station tested eggs
that had been kept for a week
according to ?various home prac-
tices. The eggs that rated highest
quality were those that had been
kept in the hydrator of the re-
frigerator, as fresh vegetables are
kept. Eggs rating second and third
place were those kept in a cov-
ered carton and an open container
in the refrigerator. Within the
week those kept in a cardboard
carton in the cupboard of a warn
kitchen had dropped from A to 0
grade and some even had to be
graded as "rots",
The Massachusetts Station
found that fresh eggs ;could be
kept a month without serious loss
in quality, if they were coffered
and in a refrigerator where the
temperature was held at, 41 de,
grees F. Eggs stored• in open con-
tainers like wire baskets graft-
any
radtrally lost weight by drying out..
Eggs kept in cartons often ab-
sorbed the flavor of the carton.
During the taking of the Indian
• census, one enumerator checked up
on 600 persons living in one Cal-
cutta house belonging to a wealthy
lean.
FASCIST VENGEANCE: DEATH AND PRISON
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Regarded as the revenge of Mussolini and Hitler for their action in voting against II Duce in last
July's Italian political crisis, thus precipitating his downfall, 10 members of the brand Fascist Coun-
cil were sentenced to death for "treason" at a special Fasci-t court at Verona, Italy. Amonlg them
wane Count Galcazzo Ciano, ex -foreign minister and son-in-law of Mussolini; Tullio Ciannetti. ex-
conlmunications minister; and Marshal Emilio, de Bono, who led - and badly bungled - the 19:15 Ethio-
pian invasion, A firing squad executed Ciano, De Bono, and two other Grand Councilor:. Giuseppe
Pareschi, former agriculture minister, and Luciano (3ottardi, ex-luesident of the Fascist Confederation of
Industrial Workers. Ciannetti was sentenced to 30 years in prison, possibly for having turned informer.
Thirteen of the 10 were thought to have ,escaped abroad or to be in hiding.
Jack Miner Rolls
Up Another Honor
Sack Miner, the Canadian Natur-
Mist, who has ranked as Canada's
best known private citizen for
seven years in succession, has
Tolled up another honor in his
career by being written up in an
article by the famous writer, John
Burton Tigrett. which has been
accepted by The Saturday Even-
ing Post and which is to appear
in a future issue.
The story deals with Jack
Miner's activities with special
stress on his conservation efforts
it bird life, which benefit both
Canada and the United States.
',Where are several paragraphs
dealing with his methods of band-
ing the birds to study their mi-
gration routes, each band having
A Terse of Scripture. The entire
biography will be profusely illus-
trated throughout with colored
photographs.
Don't take needless chanced
,with untried remedies. Relieve
miseries this home-
proved, double -action
way. a WAYS AT ONeBe
6O
,e4 PENETRATES
to upper breathing
passages with medi-
sinal vapors.
STIMULATES
chest and back sure
4'la warm -
F In
, lg poulti e.
le.
weless tog gOUAy
Now to get all the beneflta of
Shits combined PENETRATING -
STIMULATING action as shown
above, just rub throat, chest and
sack with Vicks VapoRub at bed-
time. Then ... see how this fam-
ily standby goes to work instantly
'-Zwaysatonce-to relieve cough-
ing spasms, ease muscular sore-
siess or tightness -bring grand
relief from distress! Its Soothing
medication invites restful, come-
forting sleep -and oftenbymorn-
t5stof thernis.
i11g�' m. di
ay of the cold i pu al.'
x% ittoni h
Wee, tin
rnr;tte. � . a
laying it in the pan. The muslin
acts as handles when removing
the fish and will prevent break-
age.
Q. How can 1 stimulate the
growth of thin eyebrows?
A. By applying warm olive oil
or vaseline every night ' before
retiring. Or, dip the finger tips
in lanolin and massage the brows
every night.
Q. How can. I prevent coal
from burning too quickly?
A. This will not happen if a
solution of one-half pound of
washing soda to a gallon of water
is sprinkled over the coal a few
days before burning. It will a'so
give more heat.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. When serving tea to guests
should the hostess make it . at
the table, or .should it be pre-
pared in the kitchen?
2. What should one say when
telephoning if someone has left
a number for you to call, without
leaving bis name?
3, Is it correct to have addres-
ses engraved on calling cards?
4. Are there any certain dances
that a man must dance with the
girl he is escorting when attending
a dance? ,
5. Is it necessary for the hos-
tess at a luncheon to go with a
guest to the door, if the guest
leaves early?
6. Is it correct to use pale
tinted stationery for social cor-
respondence?
Answers
1. If the guests are not too nu-
merous, the tea can be made at
the table, and the hostess can
ask each guest's preference as
to the stren''th desired. 2. One
inay say, "!'his is James Smith
speaking. Did an;; one at this num-
ber telephone n1- ?" 3. Yes, on
the lower right-hand corner of
the card. 4, Yes, ' he , should
dance the first and the final
dances with Ler, and also the
ono preceding and the one fol-
lowing the intermission. 5. No,
it is the duty of the hostess to
;amain with he other guests. 0.
The correct stationery la plain
*We, of a good quality.
Railway 'a+agbns te the alumbee
of100,000 nx8 lying idler *n
ice., ]railway illyst(31nti owing fo
leek Ct repast'.
Taking the whole world into
consideration, there are said to be
about 16,000,000 thunderstorms a
yeai-
:: Jjue 'ou card?
forcomrnon _ sr
ordinary sores
throat
wr
Aow
seieffea
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
it you aro troubled with Itching
plies or rectal sureness, du not delay
treatment and run the risk of lettings
this condition become chronic. Any
itching or soreness or painful pee/g-
age of stool is nature's warning and
proper treatment should be secured
at once.
For this purpose get a package of
Hem -Hold from any druggist and
use as directed. This formula
which is used internally is a small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the itching and soreness and
aid in healing the sore tender spots.
Hem -geoid is pleasant to use, Is
highly recommended and It seems
the height of folly for any one to
risk a painful and chronic pile
condition when such a fine remedy
may be had at such a email cost.
if you try Hem -Road and are not
entirely pleased with the results,
your druggist will gladly return
your money.
MIDDLE -AGE"
WOMEN3$rs. -52
(y ld)
HEED THIS ADVICE!
7 ltone* cross, restless, NERVOUS -es
Bauer trot Sashes, dtzemess--caused
bq i5fa period in a Woman'%g life--
try ,Lydia E. Plankham' pelage tabpr
Oompoynd. Made . p 1
bf)tele. ndreds of thousatl re-
�o digs_
label dlrea-
re -
MOWN belted. P'olloiv
Stene. Wade it► Cenada.
Everything about the RAY.
station was interesting to the visi-
tor, and ire asked a never-ending
strm of questions,
"Saeay," he exclaimed, 1°how is it
that you have so many Scotsmen
among your pilots?"
The guide, a bit fed uP, snatched.
at the opportunity,
"Well, sir," he said, "since the
Scots have learned that every
cloud has a sliver lining, we can't
keep 'em out."
"Say, Aunt Aunt Melissah, what
am a para -trooper?"
"Well, Honey, a para -troop-
er am a soljer what climbs
down t'sce he never clumb
The : began explaining
the meat.-..,; of various words in
the English class.
'Now," she said, "the word 'rise'
means to 'come into view'."
"Not always, teacher," prompt-
ly replied one pupil,
"Why not, 'Willie?"
"Mum says dad asked for one
and so far she hasn't seen any
sign of it."
_--e-
V-lire's been no new var-
• lation of the spinach joke since
a veteran of North Africa de-
scribed the sandstorm as spin-
acii without the spinach.
-0-
At a post office window a wo-
man asked the clerk:
Woman -How much will it cost
to, send this poem?
Postal Clerk -Four cents; it's
first-class, yon know.
Woman -- Oh, thank you so
much!
-o-
My lady, be wary of Cupid
f as
/'tNMAI1r,�,t,...,,ssl: tux'i�i 4=4,426 ,
IMIPIE
a;eaeteet0 13M
And list to the lines of this
verse;
To let a fool kiss you Is
stupid,
To let a kiss fool you Is
wo rse,
A Clean Story
" ..We were in the same pre-
dicament as the Berliners are in
now. And yet, during the whole
period of the London blitz, we
had a sort of exhilaration. We
were taking it, But we knew
that we COULD take it, And,
looking back, my clearest recol-
lections are. strangely enough
more of the humorous side than
the horror. I wonder, for instance
if the raids on Berlin can produce
an incident like this: We were
clearing up the debris of a badly
bombed house after one of the
raids, when a rescue worker
heard a sound of tapping coming
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When we'd cleared the wreckage
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7ellir1
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used jute and cotton feed and
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