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' �� a �; 1, 7 tif.l S�Jt9r
,tajns That,
Boor Mankind
Many: • Famous.. ;Peaks " , the
.World- • Over Sere.. as " ' ...
to 'I clividuals
' out Ili the B1acck Hills a mountain is
*being turned into a memorial by a.
sculptor working on .a gigantic scale.
But as history, both recent and remote,.
bears witness a mountain as nature
shaped it may also serve..` Down in
the Great Smokies they are talking of`
naming a6,000 -foot peak Secafoyah in
honor Oran eighteenth- century Indian
artist, . a ' Cherokee,; and only a short:
time ago a .while range in Antarctica
was • named , by Admiral Byrd for one
of lie backers, John D., Rockefeller,
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The naming c nlountaina aftei per-
goes:hack stn the,iegendar.•,,• :
i e not end North' Afi.ic,�a s'highest.' '.
m untain named Atles;,aftei 'the giarit::
who hearsupon, his .aiuple sliouiders,
therburilen-.otItit earth?'n
Ars.ot t11o'..
Pillars of. Hercules -the'. R'o.ck , of Gib -
:salter end Mount Ayela on the oppo-
site side of the straits -named tor an
other -mighty •legendary hero, who
shouldered out the hills and let .the
broad Atlantie,sweep .into theland?
The 'O.ld World has .many mown=
tainsnamed for men and In it anEng-
lish , name will always be. the highest;
for the loftiest .peak in all ggthe world-
bears. the. name Of a, rather, •modest'
-rglish' surveyor and geographer -Sir
George .Everest -who made, a survey
,;ofI many Himalayan peaks .in;1841.and
was the prat accurately' to fix; the posi-
tion of Mount Everest and to gauge
Its height. So Mount, Everest ie his
everlasting monument -and. • what' • a
' monumient! "It,reachesup into space
• more than Save mile b 1' vel 'toe,has been given to a great national,
New Hampshire,,it is .believed,
.s11 other ;American. States. in the.; num
slier of mountains' named for famous
persons.. . Though her • mountains are
'ant such awe-in$.piring ambassadors .to
The T®nHp e Nee, e
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Jim .H .hect,.. , right in the •riiiddle..o1 his .filial examinations at Varsi'iy- when as he'
at on was , g t
said• himself sornething snapped and he was:just a' bundle of nerves. .,_Ile wept' to a. doctor and
told his story. The Medical man, not. so long out of university° himself asked a good y ques-
tionsYw,
about 'Jims examination and his home'folks.. and
Finally he' said '"You sit right down here'at'. my 'telephone "and call' -up your mother au
have'. a; real good • .chat..'•'I know you'write every week:and all thatr but just have a geed .chat
and don't hurry for it will net cost much• 'anyway." ' • : l' '
Jim did • ore than that', he •called his home every evening fi,om his rooms while the `exams
were -oh. The sound of :hiss mother's :voice seemed` to bejust the tonic he needed. -`
Mount Tacoma•' or Mount Rainier?
Seattle•insis'ts upon honoring the name
of Captain :Rainier .rather. than that -of
Tacoina, a rival city. Rainier's name,
miles .above sea e i
leads: park. ;
Oregon honors the name of an Eng-
lishman v}''ith its loveliest, mountain.
Mount Hood raises' its hoary head high,
above th.e surrounding : •country, . and
,heaven asare, countless other peaks looks down from the ,hdight'of f1,000
named for Mortals, she makes up in feet upon, the Columbia . River. This
numbers 'and.
ithe dignity" of her mountain • ryas ''.first . discovered- bY
names whatshe lacks in altitude for white men in'; 1792, No one knows
New H:ampshire •is: the •possessor just which Member of Vancouver's ex-.
... Proud m
of the Presidential Range. "pedition• first saw it and gave it a name.
The Pacifie Coast evidently wanted in honor of Admiral, Samuel Hood •of
Its own moun train ferubl1al. ;to certain` h'•fa Majesty.'s-Nei y.. '. _
�ioiinder _ai the Re.ublic: Hence it • Although ,an English surveyor: had
that in the :cascade Range in Wash- .t5s loftiest mountain • it.rthe orad-
,,. ington 'we find also a' Meant .Adaz1s, named for hini, an American Presi
while her southern neighobr„•Oregon,. 'dent: was; honor ed by. having- the peak
Lae dedicated two ••great':peaks ,to that -rises. highest'•above-the-surround-,
Washington and: Jefferson. • Ing country named in his honor,;i Iver -
People hi; . Washington have, had a est. has' many lesser='brothers . hem-
,
• long: disputh over one of their most ming it, in. Mount McKinley, in` Alas=.
!ameba' peaks: Is. it' proper: to ;say ka, named in 1896 1 honor'•,of William.
• McKinley, .rises`'to- .a :greater, "height
above the surrounding' country, than
any 'other, mountain. in the world: It
ierces the sky ata height of more • •
than 20,000 feet.
In the Andel • ivho
peaks seemed content almost"'tp in for gardening.. Most folks .want'
Mortals alone. Many •are• named" things to be different, no matter how
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THOUSANDS of mothers
i have found. that Eagle
Brand is ideal for infantfeed-
Ing, where they ate unable'
OD nuns their own chiidtera:. '
Eagle.:Brand ---
,, •der:for the' Sunday schoolepicni'c and
• •for
the'base-
' � d itches
eff=hands „
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• ball. ten 7 • '
Wife -"You don't love 'me any
more." • .
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• Husband•="Why, • dear; i certainly.
•Coiiiiuc...--"She seemed li.ke�a.good
sensible girl."
Brakeman-"•Yeh,• she nvoifildn't pay:
any attention..to • me either."
Seasonable .:Poem' • ,
Mar`. • had a bathing suit,
purse, :She. carried in her •
And every time she wore the'' thing •
It stir gik up worse and worse. .
•Wife'—"You, couldn't.love a. w,omr:n
with such dild clothes as I'have."
lifter .vacation comes recuperation.
Nothing tones down a trouble 'maker
kl to run 'into someone he
isn't sure • he can; lick'. The success of
dress; one might say her happiness
hangs by a- thread. Death .and 'taxes'
are no surer than- .siimmer:visitors. -
an•, q:uic y as
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There wilt b e,
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rease
RED
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• ,� on account of the. New Duty and ..
increased Sales. Tax ;. .
Short -Temper O a Way T
•..., of Reducing That. Surplus
'.;N.ever -lose your 'temper" is a
maxim. that • has - been 'i'mpressed 'on
'countless it
of young
pie'. But it. you are too fat; and want
to• reduce, „it'd a, good • prinelple :to
adopt: . •
• For . it has' new • been proved'- . by
science that • the• emotions. off' anger and
fear burn ug: fat` "8o -,every time, you
lose your temper. You: are helping to
combat•that middle-aged spread. And
if you inspire stifcient, terror; in the
object of ,your wrath, ,you are helping
him to,,retain a.,slim and shapely figure.
as well. • • •
So lasing year temper, may be good
for you -and just as good for other
•people. 'Tire short -ten pered•'rvife who.
flares up on the. slightest provocation,
•and'•whose' husband trembles at her
word's, is, all unconsciously, the guard-
ian of the • family health.•
Even a wet holiday, • if it:frays, tem:=•
Peri sufilci'ently, May- thus- le.a.�'hialthy
holiday, And the small boy *hose
tricks make 'grown-ups'' stutter •, and
a woman's evening depends` . pon her- - 01I d'' e
e (enc .
One way'to .know is to"obs.... Even shake.withrage may be a public bene?
o' moral factor. But -he careful! ' . •- Temper
primary conceptions
Mir p y 'does sometimes get•people interawk-
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th ' -vigor' and
Rte.
Why the Farmer Needs the Rain
The farmer needs ;the rain,'you know;
• It•helps him- quite-a•rot,
It saves his fruit, and grain and. crops
And other things he.'s got.
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The rain 'saves farms from damages.
It does, and that's. a. fact; . .
Itkeeps the picnicers away,'
And leaves the place intact.•
• ' ' • • •' Shopping o spore women is 'so -try -
ever, named t inn. No'w is the time, to go out and
he
let
for
saints -bute--find- •.a fine ' 17,0.00; fo _different they .are -already.. When you
mountain named in honor of a Spanish are ,promised 50 per cent. return en an
poet who was bor-.n-.200-years._liefore in. estment tire- entire 100 per;cent.
Gahmbo -began his_llrai_Yovage: The often fails to return.
poet Ruiz nay be..otherwise ,forgotten,' .6.,
but Mount Ruiz .will'keep his mine A Vacation Thought•
duty depend for sir ..v g .,uthe plea that you're
Fleetness upon our practtcarattitude` Ir
...A
duty. ' Nothing so .'clears .reducing, or_ helping -.others 'to. reduce,
them as doing what we know to be may not always be accepted;
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right know
right and eschewing what we � .
to be wrong: Coal Better. Than Sand
That brings us `to : a solidity, and
As Filter For" Water
simplicity • of conviction which We .
can reach' neither by observing• men's Scientists: . have . found recently
, experience nor. by lc gica1 reasonings. e
It keeps'us in touch' with reality, and
dissipates the vapors' which •other-
wise liecloud. the mind, •
Other processes m:ay bring us to
conclusions which,'we cannot de�py,
hut:w"h'ich, have" no power Over our
lives; this. .gives ,• us • 'conclusions
that anthracite Goal is .an. 'effectiv
filter for water, ' being muck ;better
than sand and .gravel. ` 'Tests have
that certain grades of an
acite, properly+;, prepared, filter out
as'\injch as ninety-nine. per .cent. of
bacteria- in polluted 'waters, and' in
addition . 'remove colors'and odors.
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helps to fe.rther• right action. for, , . • - :
cil'iwisdem-iL=Benitcr. Mussolini
staial right is the power to '
go forward to right actton Si-vIiic
fresh.. . . • .• • . , The bee; though it'llnda every re„e more diffic_iilti,_ .7.. ____
The naming o( niountains .after peo- ..,hai a thorn, coulee; back loaded with • .
by Ceremony. Such a -ceremony' took rambles; and' whY T. ' L'ae- ,
should net Other tourists do,the sear? Life's hut a meen unto' an eact, that
place tot Very long ago io the heart of •
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in due •time .to transform itself into •
a pleasure.- Oliver Wendell Holmes: •
A MILLION fAi FOLKS
CANT BE WRONG
. 'And that's a, 10W-estimate:of the
.. number taking Kruschento keep. down
Salts for a few days thatfeld indolent
'aria chair feeling. 'deserts, yen - it '
,doesn't raatter 'how fat , you ,arethe
; -urge for activity has got you-74fid•
And best of all. you like tliis aetiYitY
• :--Lyou Walk.a couple Of miles and enjoy
apry as ever=thld-rtiiigliag, active
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, your body to keep you -alive -0 it
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not live. • •
. One. bottle. is enough to prove te
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• younger -.spryer - more energetic
you'll enjoy life ---every nnoute of it •
hot water eVery moroing is all. you
need.. to... keep bealehy-keep 'your .
.steniaeli. liver, bowels end kidneys in '
splendid cendition-frel your- System ..•
from harniful toxins. and acids.
the Canadian Rockies, *hen it was de- A kind-hearted gentleman saw alit- Beginning, Mean. god end to all
cided to do loam: tO the memory of tie boy. trying to reach the. doorbell. things -God: P.
Edith Cavell, the English turse , wile He rang•the -bell for him, then said -7'
c°14°E"sED , Ivailli AIL C.Ws1111 Ives executed_by.a.German firing squad 1 Geritteman.=,"What noW, my little.
tional Park a tremendous peak was ; .tittJe Boy ----"Run like,the mischief.
cheSen-4, peak that loeked down 'aeon That's ;what I'm- gob* to do."
the Glacier of the Angels and was a _
Throne Monntain-and with candles the doctbr says I've *got about a month
• - and choir and clergy, representatives tO live. I want to -make my will.- -
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of the/State anil other ,dignitirieS, p..,
great mountain was. christened Moont
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Feelingiudiffereettefeodir Out include 'several peaks named for Pion- ' "MY eltrity_fii my autrobile I wain .
' of,ports? Depressed? Stimulate - eers or other mea of distinction, Mount I
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that eitige. Indigestion, Gas. haviag mountains named 'for theni, al- I. "
etc:,,ahd giim you a hew ino though, there' are in the Antarctic' the -something. •
?•:leirest in food. . .. . Queen ,Maud Hange and twin peaks I, '"rhat •new-fringled, machine . on the ,
''' 25c &75c red packages : . named Mount Ruth Gede .and ,Moant..joh, I want the engineer to have: He : ,
Ask yOur dfuggist For Alice Gade, 'all diseoVered by Arnand-'1 made Me buy it; maybe he ban frake
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it's Good
les Even Betier
'Mined MOunt Peck. '
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the names, bt men7-some proniinent; .do, but I want these six Material Men.
others obseure-perpetuated in snonn7 for pallbearers. ?They 'have' carried
tairt peaks and areas of land: Ross,
, me so long, they might as well finish
Scott Shackleton,. Maween and Wil- the job." • •
. porters 'and „sometimes their ships.. , ,, ,.
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have penetrated
Bralvm-- Do you think the dead can". .
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Century 'Old Turtle Ffund Illack-"I know they can't. Once I
are sure
. Franklin, Pa., -A turtle which has managed to borrow a .gollar from a . 10 get in
lived mere. then .e centUrY7if the Scotehman. A Week later he (lied, end ‘ • • • .' '
was eight inches in diameter. • • . Obe commodity in the World hot yet
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See your dealer • siderlag the &umber of picnics it at -
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Warm weather. and changes of food
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mien with the house icreened..
Hang. up Abroxorithe -fly. •
etcher with the push' pin and
• tiger Inc! ewicler ribbon.
' eroxon is irresistible to flies
because the glue is fragrant
and sweetond will not dry -L
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