The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-08-23, Page 3I.t
Robert Culver, Secretory RI• the • Britishuominluns''. C.:ingrate:M.1
Society (seated) •.with' R. Gordon Burgoyne, Canadian Manager of the
Society, photograhed .on' board the Cunard White Star Liner?' Ascanma.
'.Mr. Cover is saiing back tom London, concluding his forty-second
visit to Canada on behalf of ,the Society which is over fifty years old
and has brought,out.Over 37,000. people to Canada during its history.
(Cunard White Star Photo.).
ee 'Xour klandw' riting_Reveal?
GEO. ST. CLAI'it
• ' (drawbar Analyst).
,All Rights Reserved . r
(Editor's Note;. The: series of • ar-
ticIes by this writer, under the' pen-
name of:Geoffrey lit. Clair,wan iriterr'
rupted by' the illness of the author,.
but Is now resumed ': ,Readers will
• And this:•, and. •succeeding' articles oft
f .•absorbing Interest, andare; requested
to slot the: a 'le invitatib . the
e apcI. n at •.
• . foot of •thl's:art cle, . '
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One ,of the Moat interesting letters
I have 'received In a tong time came
to.'han`d quite' r'ecently.' It. Is from a
lady in•Montreal, and, illustrates '.Very.
neatly how the lack of understanding
ereaates a . great deal , of troubie; not
Only between men and•; .women, but
between
'Parente .And, their sons • and
daughters: •, '
• This .lady writes,' in par. t:• ,Can you.
help me to 'understand; my daughter?
• She le •21. years; of age, and is good-
' looking, has lots of ; friends of. • both
.sexes,'but is frequently difficuit to get
'On "With, at home,,:•`1 do•'not seem to
"be 'able "to 'reach .her:: heart';' as. "I
ould''iike. 'She does not, take much
notice of ; what k1 tell' her; and is often
'moody •. d taciturn • with ins "
correspondent basenclose
. a
• epeimen: Of her daughter's ••writing,`
•
and, briefly, it • indicates• a rather ,lov,.
•": able " but somewhat- highly -strung na-
ture She has a • disposition. • that is
constant ' need' of Sympathy . and
a43ect1on,' .'.•: , . "
When •I turn -to he mother's writ_
_ho ever .i is other .different
_,-ins,. u'... ., t ...�...i!....E, ,
story.'It.shows a great deal of pride,.
but there le' .little`evidencer"of any
great sympathy:: there.- And .there is
r indication of a disposition to.,b'ecome
• easily"irritated it trifles. •
" lies
'• .The ; troiyble in this ' case not
so much. 'with -.the , daughter, ,as ' witb
`the mother •
v.:
. I hav e ' no den*" that; this., lady to es
,
s inclined .to.
her" daughtor, ;but 'she i
somewhat harsh ':and unyielding in
her views: •She'makes. no. attempt to
"really n.`.derstand her. daughter. ,
',When the 'girl looks'tfor' sympathy
•a
and 'undest•anding • she ,gets • inditfer-.The mother'pfd, e s re'vents
• once: 's �-, p
"her' 'trete featly -seeing her daughter's
=point :of view. „'The•. Inevitable;4,result
Itl an estrangement where there should
'be mutual sympathy and understand-..
ng.. The girl`; turna • to others where
she should, naturally, • turn oto her
mother,
My ; advice, to my correspondent .Is
:terealize that people are not' all turn-
ed. out. int the :•same' groove.' Some
are .'inured toy ,criticism, ,others ' are
extremely sensitive `to • the slightest
suggestion of•reproof. • '
•
Ifeonle would, p
nly -Shiva
to pOsN
•DERSTAgD othertw whit lot of pain
,
and• menta' •anguish' would Abe spared:•
One of the. ,basic: trainee: of Grapho-
Analysts'" Isats',`ability.•to.:help people
d
to un erstand 'thernselves 'and others.
.
Lovers. quarrel, and, separate, often
because. of An: inability to see, the.oth,.
er's side •ot a question: In a word, be-
tense,. of •a' lack of ', understanding
-Capable! men. and • women work dis-
interestedly and half-heartedly at' ;a -
Job they despise. because they cannot
understand that their real talents lie.
in another direction•'.altogether. ' If
theys•,realized) this., ,they could be forg
.Ing ahead:
Grapho-Analysis fills• tills `need, and
e n time
its .usefulness. is:. to.be , s .en i
`ever -enlarging; circle, of people *lib
are:aging .it,.
Do YOU wish to know what YOUR'
handwriting reveals? A. ,' character.
'analysii Wilt tell you your weak polnts
andLyouestronigir:alts,, nti lF
you the path • do real `;opportunity and
progress. • .Send a letter `le' your nor-
mal' handwriting.and • enclose 10c;•coln•
anda' 3c stamped`;.addreeeed. envelope
:,
for a confidential reply— When encJoa-
Ing . ore' •than one. specimen of writ.
r� :.tach A
d-
1 " ncloae` din 'for ng, p ease. e , , c .
dress: Geoffrey St.', Clair,'Grapho.An:
aiyst, Room 421, 73, Adelaide St., West,•
Toronto, ••Ont. , '
London, 'More band 'concertsby
.
an increased,; num her of bands, ars,
being. given in London- parks this sum_•
mer. than previously, 81, •liands having'
been engaged• toplay for the',season'of
tour ;months.:
Have
You
Heard? '.
ciei: aimthat each kiss short-
ens. ii e three, minutes Life may be
shorter, bit.=• -oh, how much sweeter.
,Youth --,Are you a hero worshiper?'
Girl Friend -719h, np Sometimes. 1
hate myself. >
A; faiht heart hasn'tthe ghost of
a shout where .there is. a .strong-arm-
ed rival.
LittleGirl -What is the mortar:
•board) I heir, mentioned so often
Teacherr4'11: try to 'explaiiii,. al=
though 'it is a 'mighty' complicated
,matter. A' mortar beard ,carried by a
builder often has', cement on top, and
worn by a•'.college:professor-often has
concrete under it;
UON'T' QqIT
Fight failure;, 'fearlessly, however
. ' hard, you're hit;
Put on, the armour' of a• knight,; re-
solve never to, 'quit: '
•Or, if the uphill climb is steep know
that•. you ,now are fit •
To. conquer every obstacle --resolve
Patience, faith, and bulldog pluck.
will °help you do your. bit; •
No• matter what the task may be,.,
.resol`ve':never to quit.
Mike—If I should break into your
cellar •do • you; think the'• coal would
chute? .
Pat—:Don't know about the coal but
the kindle wood.? '
Men 'are' not. satisfied ' by merely:
looking like monkeys, .so—they. 'con
coct queer 'tales, '
•Wife (after guest ,had ;departed).,•=
That fellow is the. worst;: bore in the
whole country. : .
''r
HusbandYea. _! ;think -he was or'v
, I
iginally-intended ;to be an auger' and'
was• bora: a man by mistake.;
•
. .
'Man •a woman whose
face 'woe her
"h r .
fortune now has aadau g er .who
liie
her. bathingSuit. '
son
.
: Boarder—This egg is bad! •
Landlady; :Weil, 'what: do yoitex-
pert; when you tome down so•. late. for
breakfast.
During the reading of• the minutes
,
of the last meeting, is.a. good• time: to -
unload that new. story, if you •whisp
i .
Things Might mtght et
better, ton, ifwe
g thou
ave 'less, ,; ht to' what, the `,world
6.•,.
owes ns hnd''inore to what we owe'
i'
the, w'obId..
h.
-Stenog-I think I,11' 'j'ust . walk `off
this job!
B.oss--Well,t nobody, is .• holding
you r
Stenokhat s just the
trouble!
Wife of Justice of the, Peace'(walk
g.
in g . her husband)—Deer,. a', 'young
couple down . at the door ` wants you
to make them man and • wife. Are
you going to do them a favor?
Justice of the Peace=Yes, ,I'm go-
ing back to sleep!
'.
whin r' gt wa
If he s; a the be y to
get at the 'seat of the trouble is with:
the' toe of. your' shoe.'
Nurse '•. (to .new: father)
you've' had 'an addition to your fam
it
Man—The •deucel. •
Nurse—Yes, twins. Row. did. 'you
u , y.
guess 'it?
The :age. e at which a by o . becomes a
.
man • is when the old fo]ks.stop deal•
i
Mout :>�periding money..
M n=M
• a y mother-in-law al • ways.
•
puts- another;leaf'
on the table :when,
stay for•
• dinner. y
_
• Friend—You' :musto. awa full
g y
Man -No empty: '• It's . a :lettuce
leaf. .
Identifying. Spindle
Tuber of . Potatoes
'(Experimental Farms' Note.) •
In recent ."spindle tuber" has
�. years
.bees 'recognized , as 'ot.Same ., import:
ance In seed. potato • production- in
Canada.. When present in ;the deed-.
stock , it Is: one •factor to account: for
the condition: known ad "running !out."
The•' symptoms of spindle tuber de.
velop in the. tops and in •the tubers,
effected'sets being, slow -to germinate
so' that:'the, appearance of the plants;
through: the ground is r. delayed. Spin
ale tuber- P�lante 'are erect 'in::appe
er
ance with: the..leaves smaller than nor -
Mal, pointed and growing At an un-
usually•: 'sharp angle . With, the main
stem. In the early;. season- they are
dark green and the leaf surface. raised.
or "puffed" between the veins a symp
tem which is less pronounced an the
season • advances. ' The leaves are 'no-
ticeably: ;stiff ruffled at the •margins.
Equine perfection,. proud scions of
'noble ancestry." glosay, 'spirited
thoroughbreds and Standard binds;
ithrongs ofadmirers of his majesty the:
,horse journey from distant centres
' throughout the continent and .ev,,en.
from abroad to see the finest array
of horses .on review at any annual
Exhibition.'
gee the iRlion!s best from Shetland.
do heavq, draft i.. bays : and blacks,:
'grays and chestnuts, roans and dap..
tiles ...carriage horses in glittering
M
" � ti appii'fee..,.hunt rs and hackncv ...
•
irilliantperformancesof theToronto,
ounted Police 'ln the intricate
`evolutionsof the musical ride ...lad*
arid gendeman riders. ;ln thrillings
jtlniping events .•.. grand parade of
.champiotis .. ,speed trials featuring
Canadian Standard Bred Society's
•'$6000 Futurities,,. Canada's biggest
gate meet for harness horses .. abso• ..
Iutely a most engrossingly interesting`
xevlcw' of the 'elite of horsedom',.'
Thin is the big year at your ExhibitiOti. •
COiOran. ! U. MixpoN.' :WOOD A. none* '
rruenis'• " Gonna Mamie,
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.•,
• ii
L
and generally • rolled upward at the
midrib. To the casual'. onserver the
]atter condition may auggestleaf roll,
which. ia incorrect, for .the,; leaves of
leaf m11' pgtoto re characteristically
rigid, leathery and •brittle:. Spindle'tu_
ber plants produce Sowers premature_"
'ly and—abundantly,..:
Themostsignificant.feature of, this,
. ,;
disease is 141; effect, upon,'tbe tubers
whichectime unnatur..ally,:long ,'and
b
n
tin
'even in u e
and 'ta
cylindrical,,un p ;, >r
ering + towards': the ends The "eyes"'
are • cons icuous in that they.•are nu-:
p
merous • with • a • tendency..,to :become
knobby; a feature particularly no tic ,e:
able :in •potatoes:'of the Irish Cobbler obb
ler
variety; The. on$er.and.more cylin-
drical:type
•
• of tuber _ maj►`:' develop
cracks which aay
8
ate wrowthhencr' the tubers• are . sllmallorigin and'
growing rapidly: Observations` made:
"ora
o, of
" n Lab t
at the G�harIottetow ry.
•:the , Division sof Botany, -reveal that•,
the spindle. tuber disease .increases in
t
'severity when'•,p, antings are!made with
seed from affected ;plants. `
`th
.: Preventive measures against s.
disease' :.ora, Lo" he recommended'
.follows:. •
Certified
. •
.-(X)UI Certi ad..Seed Pototo.
e,gsn.
the ,beat ypefo-tl•viety in
• Plant-•only—potatoes,.'exhibiting•
ea _-.
• tion;;
3 "Estali s .a
se
ed .p twhi
Which
should be!.:. located. 'not . legs than:, 200
toot' e' from the n r'eat potato field.
Your'' Diet
In thehot
w. ea seem the? we sceto re-
quire >less ;:meat, more vegetables;.: the
green peas,; which lucky .:, folk ti!ho,
have gardens use as soon 'as they., are.
gathered ' and shelled, 'so` Iliat • they
.may have the best Jiavor,young, cab-
bage for 'salads or to cook, spinach
and the yo•ng cauliflower.., -so tempt-
ingly displayed' on the .Saturday mar
keys. Cucumbers and tomatoes grown
in Ontario, g -sen •onions, ' young beet-
root—why eat much meat when these
are so plentiful and. the `Pride so rear
•sonatil'e? Crisp lettuce, tomatoes peel:'
ed and set In the refrigerator, cucum-
bers treated •likewise, `makes the
foundation • or the >salad to which you
can add what you : like. Buy your
home. grown • vegetables• on your own
market and 'buy horse, grown fruits
when•poseible:
Modern . Girl Vindcato
age," she•Said "and they are.;as tint
to of girls as. -an one would 'want
a let g y,,,.
to ineet. There is no'. reason to be,'
Neve, all. the, things said about mod—.
ern -girls: Some• of thein mayhave•
vices ' 'but.' they are no worse thaw •
t girls of other. generations." '
•.This
ie what might
'be tidied •
lr
elz'iipert lestimony in :th• modern
� .....
favor.. --Quebec;.. Telegraph -Journal
Y' ud
.Sof�t
• A- scientific reason for
abandon
ing
thepresent black, • • dark green
<:
other conservat re colors of Outer
i 'favor of 'e 's. aint-. •
mobiile� bodies n ar P
_.. ;
ed bright
yellow
or
bright
rceod
ven with still more'bizarre
robion-.
,such' 'red and
green :squat',
•'tions ,
' tries ' had
ue•' and • oran e . s
es or'bl• g p• >
been urged by : a. British motorist,
e
in 1 tte
]ln m
osa
Capt.
' •Cleve
y >.
•
to the London Times `bserves.. the:'
.9
Braddon, 'Sun.
The•. reason ` is ; greater visibility '.
and more safety :' on highways.,
vinced Eby some of 'his own narrow
dark -colored cars• ma'
escaped that y•
•
be extremely :difficult to see."' Copt, -'
-:aLlswelly
•.A; mos...has�
an to
car haves,a bright Yellow body
and
black hood. This provides not ,only .. ;
:<..
contrast:`
average visibility. ;bit `
Wall, the ak
'< i loved-'wa
1 ht -co
Against a g , sky
background, the: •
or any'other bright. g ,
k' hoed d is cons iculous:. At' dusk
,or
o p , '
e
on badly lighted -stye, is .at: night;, or'
against ,any, dark -colored `object : the)
�ello'w body stands out visibly. • ' ; .
in does 'not : claim° that ':
Thee captain. .
this, particular yellow..•and black• com
bination is the"only, one suitable or'.
even the best, one. •
Classified Advertising
•' Tobacco` Por Sale,
IRGINIA and' Burley, ,Leaf Tobae•:
' cos 6 pounds; pipe, flavoring: $100 '•
p'os'tpaid: Donald Fuller, Kingsville, -.
NVESTTGATFl our courses in'radio,
- television, sound, broadcasting;
ati"ng, 'etc.,. before seekingtraining.
elsewhere. Radio College of Canada,
Limited' Dept. "W L.," 863 .Bay St., To
irpnto.
The • fmodern' girl . is- jsut as w.ad
mirable a person as her Mother, was
at the`; same age,' and in spine
spects she is a good' deal nicer. •This
is on the• word cf, 'Sister L•au entine,
director of nursing in St. .rancis
Hospital,, Pittsburgh....
Attending' a . convention of the
Catholic, Hospital Association 'of; the
United States and • Canada, Sister
Laurentine ' told - h6w she has, had
direct -supervision of more; than :800'
girls ,trained as nurses in the :St.
Francis 'training, school..•
• "We 'get these girls' at the 'flapper
STOPS. iTC'HING..,
In One Minute
D, D.•.0.. Preierietk n Speeds Relief'
For quick'reiief front the itching of
pimples, mosquito' or other insect bites,
agrees rashes and other skin eruptions,
Apply 'Dr,' Dennis"pure, cooling, liquid,
•antiseptic D, 'D. D. Prescription., Forty
. years' world-wide success.. Penetrates the
skin, soothing and healing the infkanietl .
tissues No (use —no_moss, Clear, grease=
less`ond,�r st;a,+ifile ss --dries up almost lime +
dietely. D D. D. Prescription Stops
;the most intense itching instantly ti 35c
trial bottle, at any drdg.stbre;.is guaran
. teed to prove 1t -tor money backs 10 D, D.
is •made by the ownere'of ItatiliN BAt m.
•
•
•
at Depressed• feeling.
.' Is • Largely Liver
Wake up your`°'Liver tile
tWitfi Calomel
You are feeling plunk"• dimply be-
:alae your''liver• isn't pbiuring its dally
two pounds of liquid bile into your
•bowels, Digestion ;'and elimination• are
• both hampered aid your entire. systema' •
•isbeing poisoned.,•
What you need, is- a• liver stitnnlapt.,.
Something that goes farther- than salts.
mineral Water, vile •laxative candy or
chewing gum or roughage which only
move • the'.,boweis—ignoring the real.
cause of trouble, Your. liver.,
•
Take Carters Little' Liver 1'i)1s; Pure'-
ly vegetable No Harsh' calomel (mer-
eury)7 Safes ' Sate. Ask", •fol them by.
name • Defuse' substitutes,. ?25o':at all ..:
druggist,`. . •,
,HORSES WORK- BETTER,
when frbed frotn' Saddle Bolls; Cute,
Sprains, ' Distemper, Celle;. etc: by •
Minard'e Liniment. Keening a bottle '
of Minard'e iri the stable, es well as"
. in the tio"uso eaveas Vete and Doctor's-
bills . . . lis '
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