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mpmhimmmbhbkkadb9hbm90h vf a the papers s ay editorial here comment from there and everywhere canada faulty brakes the man or woman who takes out o drivers license performs a volun tary act which involves an implied contract with his fellow citizens sure ly one of the terms of that contract is a declaration on the drivers part that he possesses and will exercise that speck of sense which tells him that brakes are lifesavers it is no lifeanddeath matter if the engine wont turn over but a car that cant be stopped within a reasonable dis tance is the equivalent of a mad ele phant winnipeg tribune greatest spout the most popular sport in north america is neither baseball nor foot ball golf or tennis it is on the con trary the ageold sport of swimming this finding is leached by statisti cians of the united states national recreation association who report that in 1935 no fewer than 4g500000 people went to the public beaches and 18000000 to the outdoor swimming pools in the continent this compares with a seasonal participation in- base ball of 10250000 and in- golf of slightly more than 6000000 swimming is the most informal of all sports and the cheapest and is also the most enjoyable vancouver sun driving dangers a toronto business man announced to his luncheon companions the other day that he had got too jittery to drive downtown to work he referred in particular to the days local auto mobile fatalities which ran high on the heels of drunken driving hit-and- run speeders and otherwise incap able chauffeuring and whether you live in toronto or clayville you can readily sympathize with this fellow who refuses to risk his life driving a car any longer the moment you hit the open road today youre automati cally exposed to inebriated uncon scionable fools ami morons all oper ating under the ineffective control of the license tag guelph mercury an unusual case donald learmouth a community garden plot worker in hamilton was killed by a bolt of lightning and the circumstances arc so unusual that we doubt if another case similar would be reported in a year while he was at work a thunder storm came up quickly and with sev eral other workers he started to run for shelter he was going along a cinder path when he was struck he was struck on the temple and the lightning on its way to the ground ripped off his clothing he was carrying nothing which would attract lightning and was not near any object which might serve that purpose he was merely struck down out in the open and that hap pens so seldom that the case can be regarded as extremely unusual pcterboro examiner the usual experience a stratford man who grows huge vegetables tells of obtaining direc tions from a woman who appeared to him in a vision as he slept most of us who do any backyard gardening have been driven to it by a woman who appeared in broad daylight woodstock sentinelreview petition signing if anything is worth petitioning for sign it but dont get the habit of signing every petition submitted to you remember your name is or ought to be worth something to you chatham news right ok way pedestrians generally may find comfort in the ruling of a chicago judge that in the middle of the street they must be held to have the right of way many of them in montreal at all events have more than once been painfully reminded that their only right seemed to be to get out of the way montreal gazette too fast kaye don who once drove an auto mobile at close to 200 miles an hour believes that fifty miles an hour is too fast for cars on highways but his reason is onethat will strike the ave rage person as a bit unusual he con tends that when a car is travelling nt fifty miles an hour it hasnt the extra speed available that may be needed to cope with an emergency snult star restore the trees undoubtedly if people wish to see water supplies restored they must not only cease the unscientific cutting of trees that is now practised but must return to something approach ing its natural state a very consider able acreage in every county of older ontario which was never fit for agri culture and which should never h been divested of its forest growth addition they must consent to the restoration of swamps or else to the establishment of similar storage basins by means of dams brockville recorder and times then and now the bathing girl used to dress like mother hubbard says an exchange but now she dresses like her cupboard halifax herald married live longer statistics have taken the point out of the old joke that married people do not really live longer than single ones it only seems longer says the los angeles times findings ot lite insurance companies assure us that married men and women actually reg ister better in the mortality tables than do bachelors and spinsters and that from all important causes their death rates are lower brandon sun sharing the wealth j p morgan was quoted as having said that if the us government con tinued to spend twice as much as it earned big american fortunes would be dissipated within thirty years john d rockefeller jr asked to comment on the statement said he thought mr morgan gave the for tunes a good long time many will say it is a good thing that wealth should be distributed more evenly that every great fortune represents injustice to the masses but when we put wealth on the stand in its own defense we find there is much to be said with few exceptions if any the great fortunes are used for the public advantage the wealth of a morgan or a rockefeller reaches the paint where it is utterly senseless to think of piling millions on scores of mil lions and its owner looks about for ways of spending a shar for the gen eral good thus the people have been given great universities splendidly en dowed hospitals public libraries parks life has been lengthened by medical research financed by these fortunes is it certain that as much would have been done for the people if the united states in the past half century had possessed a law saying no individual might have an income of more say than 5000 a year onehalf the incomes of the larger fortunes is taken by government as a tax wealth is being shared ottawa journal blessing in disguise was the auto accident in which nancy lowe 3 paralysis victim of washington dc was hurt recently she has partly recovered from paralysis since accident shes seen recuperating at home nil ratf dill feitsws the proper time to unci lake this necessary farm operation canadian recovery this business revival in canada has been contemporary with a general re vival in the hhitlsli commonwealth of nations which began some years ago with the remarkable improvement in the economic condition of the mother country and which has been extended to all parts of the empire this is a revival which has been a little better with the peoples of the empire than with any other great nation and especially it has been bet ter than recovery made by the united states in other words for the bene fit of the croakers it has been bet ter to be part of the empire during these latter years than to belong to any other nation of the world van couver province insane it is probable that not more than five per cent of the human race desire to engage in war yet even today when the world is supposed to be at peace there is bitter fighting taking place in china central asia various parts of africa and arabia in pales tine and in spain while force is be ing used by more or less tyrannical governments to suppress the suffering and discontented populace in japan two years on the average farm is quite long enough to leave the meadows down for best results and greatest profits they should then be broken up and cultivated for other crops the present is an excellent lime to commence this o tion before grain harvest there are ir any day after showers when the team- car be profitably put at plowing the o meadow deep plowing is nt nacessary no need the furrows lie st up wit narrow pow itapid work at th time of the year is essential a tvo- furrov plow with three hors2s wii turn over a large piece of land in a day at the clorc of eacn day tr- area plowed that day should e rolled this breaks the lumps presses down the furrows reetabishes connection between the surface soil and the subsoil bringing up the moisture from the latter ta ad in rotting the sod after rolling discing and harrow ing should not be delayed with such cultivation one retains a surrace mulch opens aerates and fines the soil and destroys many bad types or noxious weeds and with the cooper ation of the summer sun this work is most effective with the present scarcity of labor this is the cheapest and most practicable method of weed destruction and soil preparation for grain or even for hoed crops after the sod is decayed a rigid or springtooth cultivator with wide points should be kept going at inter vals until autumn then the land should be horoughly plowed as deep as the humus or plant food in the soil will allow results obtained in comparing the summer cultivation of sod land with kail plowing the same indicate very clearly the benefit de rived from summer cultivation as outlined above in addition to the greater yield obtained it should be remembered that the land is there by put into much cleaner subsequent crops condition prevehing waste m s mimffl land plowed in late spring loses moisture rapidly farmers realize 1 c passes through o oa ter lvi tei up by the p muh ciops lilt roots and transpired out through the leaves experimenters have de termined that it requires from 300 io 500 tons of water to produce one pound of dry matter for instance to produce a pound of dry corn fod der 350 tons of water have to go through the plant a pound of clover hay requires 400 tons so it is wpn at tere i- v cloud of invisible moisture rising from every held of growing crops and this moisture comes fiom that stored up in the soil during the period of rain fall one of the reasons it pays to plow land in the fall is because more moisture is stored up for use during the following season in fourteen determinations made at experiment stations kail plowed land snowed s larger water content in every case the range being from 72 to 20 tons per acre above like soils plowed dur ing the latter part of may the soil being open and porous the water from rains and melting snows is ab sorbed instead of running off the surface into the streams as is the case with vnplowcd land land plowed in the late spring loses moisture very rapidly there is usually a wind blowing in the spring and this aids evaporation and the consequent loss of moisture a field left as turned by the plow will lose hundreds of tons of valuable moisture that will be badly needed later in the season by he growing crops for this reason late prng plowing should be followed immed iately by the harrow and other till- ago tools to level the surface cult- vation very effectively checks the loss of soil moisture in one investi gation where two plots were com pared one was cultivated three ins deep and the other left uncultivated a saving of over s50 tons of water per acre was secured on the culti vated plot sometimes land contains too much moisture in the spring and it is desired to get rid of it but usually the danger is that moisture will be lest that should be conserved whe there is a surplus of free water la the sail drainage is the remedy hut every effort should he made to hold the capillary water the kind used by every ton needlessly lost t buich less for crop mrs landon is calm housekeeper topeka kan in the midst of the activities of a presidential cam paign in which her husband is tho centra figure mrs alf m landon continues her calm efficient man agement of the landon household and care of the children declining to share the political spotlight mrs landon tells her avoid disease in farm a aimas surroundings thai are direct causes for contamination the the principal direct causes of disease among young farm animals my first duty is at home are those which arc either introduced the digestive system and with the children in this way 1 can be of most help to my husband at the executive mansion in to by the digestive system as wound infection the avoidance of the former is largely brought about by pcka and at the iandon home in in- c dependence kan mrs landons liness of the young stocks sur- ptants means jrst growth th roundings and above all their corn- capable housekeeping maintains an pletc protection against contanuna- air of comfort and peace although i tion by the bodv wastes in ftful both she and the governor are stables it can scarce v bo otherwise modest and unassuming they have a f 4 i i i than that the cah picks up some great number of friends who speak f00 j with pleasure of the hospitality ofi fm j the iandons lo th u fa f smilingly mrs landon refuses to vu li a be drawn into the campaign vortex t ho w lhe although she feels deep y about the q vital issue at sake my husband will do the talking she always ilcsumv ubehs sajb- j same source of infection is nearly although mrs landon was present always present rd such ground is at the notification ceremonies at the not safe for young pigs even in the capital and will attend one or two absence of specific infecti i such important stale functions which re- places are not safe but when any quire her as wife of the kansas j of the diseases mentioned are already governor she probably will not ac- present they constitute the most p- companv him on anv of th3 cam- tent danger such a danger is also paign trips and has quietly with- associated with sources or water drawn from party activities spy open to contamination this she speeds much time with nancy possibility should always be removed josephine and john cobb landon the youngest children and with peg gy landon by compelling the animals to drink only from troughs so placed that it is impossible for the droppings of animals to gain access to them tlirs is especially important in the case or young pigs and lambs particularly in iew of the parasites which arc peculiar to these types of livestock jacks rrtctbr used to call him her pet lamb mow his old man says hes the black cheep fajshy debts gljyas williams china slam the usslt parts on india persia syria bulgaria hun gary germany poland italy portu gal and a dozen stales of latin am erica and nine qualified observers out of ten predict a new world war within five years is the world in sane ottawa citizen tries foreftpwsr vhre wilfrep rirus wrfh wmtq forttle rocelssne6wmhim so ml edio movsss mildred aftlms she cpfiy vh un fa mother pays kek frfe volltr lv i attest mother seih6 wpemed 6efs mfo discussion fo poesst lihowwvv- renlnplng her tort she nk- about oujih mpst hme enooeh tor we launprv and mil- jw fresleii til te if frilk b0s t 70jiar drsd 6mfc herakjiiar this reminp5 moluer tvlftt she paid fortae 6rf0rtriecarlhri he lee f m mwiev hc11e s0w6can0ilstpw-mil- drep the poilar af tiv5 prnff re members me htft al- wilfred 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surplus energy stored in her body in order to produce a normal amount of milk since the act of milk ing is stimulous to milk secretion therefore if the feed is reduced the milkings should be less frequent when cows are giving s large amount of milk the dryingoff process may be begun by leaving part of the milk in the udder at the regular milking period after a few days one of the daily milkings may be omitted entirely as the milk flow decreases the milking may be done once in three days until the amount has been reduced to three or four pounds daily when the cow need no longer be milked it is important that the dryingoff process take place gradu ally in order to prevent injury to the udder two or three days before the cow is expected to calve she should bo placed in a clean dry and wellbed ded box stall during the lay in mild weather she may he turned out of doors as a moderate amount of exercise during this period is bene ficial if a laxative ration has not been fed a drench of kpsom salts should be given when a cow is given careful attention previous lo freshening fewer of the troubles at tendant upon calving are cvperl- enced that very afternoon the coronation of the princess oxma took place glinda herself in the presence of the scarecrow the tin woodman jack pumpkinhead and all the rest of our friends- witnessed the ceremony oz- mas first act was to disband tho army of revolt and send the glrli home on promise of good behaviour jinjur was likewise released before tie army of kevolt left they were obliged to return all the emeralds and other gems which had been torn from the public streets and buildings so great was the number of precious stones picked from their settings by the rebels that the royal jewellers worked steadily for ipore than a month to polish tjiem and re place them in their settings v ozma was by far the loveliest ruler that the emerald city had ever known and although she was young and inexperienced she ruled her peo ple with wisdom and justice glinda remained for some time to help ozma with her duties and the wogglc- bug to whom she gave the portfolio of publla educator was quite helpful when her royal duties grew perplex- 0na in her gi 1 for its services offered the creature any reward it might name then replied the cump please take me to pieces for i did not ask to be brought to life and i am ashamed of my con glomerate personality so ozma ord ered the gump to be lahen apart and the artisel ie i was replaced over newspaper advertisi m is called best medium saknia value of newspaper ad vertising as an efficient method of reaching the public was the basis of an address delivered here by k i scott assistant treasurer of imperial oil limited before we can make a success of marketing vc have to make a first- class product and keep it up to the mark at all limes by the improve ment of existing refining methods and the discovery of new methods said mr scott having obtained a high quality product the next step is to let the public know what is manufac tured by the firm and this is done best by using the advertising columns of the newspaper he said no man can think of reelection te public office without its warping his judgment no wan- fiorcllo h la- guard ia