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Bull Wheel Squeaks
By LE ROY
We're I lurk to Notnuilej
Now that the f. rent cigar has re-
turned to the market. It appears
that the manufacturers aren't at tho
end of their Hope after all.
it should read Instead of Klenge
Kooso since his It II I) tongue 1b what
lays the IColden Koin Into the klopt
keeper for the Kit Klux Ktatt.
Wednesday September i4 isai.
WOMEN WHO SMOKE AND
OTHERWISE APE MEN
ACQUIRE MALE FEATURES
Psvchnlmrfct Wllinc Tb-ir In.
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uuigLTicL' in itinscunnc intu-
its Ha.s Danger
" Tr-r nred Is for more not fewei1
cars." raa a headline. Hixhto. fori
It la a fact that about every l:ve'
out of eight ar? Kord. i
The reason that It la easier for
a stranger to got married in a town
than It is tor him to cash a check
li that hankers are not afraid (that
will no have another chance to cash
a cheek.
Entered as second class matter
August 3 1920. at the postofflco at
Breckenrldgo Texas under tho Act
pt March 1 1879.
A ST.IHVINC WOULD
So far as human hitur records
the world was mr mar star-
vation as at the priwiit mum- There
-have been times vf f.ii;inr in certain
Sections India has had her short
crops. Chinn has seen t.t i ieo1e dlo
ly thousands for want f food but
today more than half the people of
the world are facing actual starva-
tion. Whether It will be possible for
the other half to feed them seems
a. very doubtful problem.
W hear a great deal of the suf-
fering in Russia and our hearts go
put to those people because they
have been the deluded victims of a
focllsh propaganda. They will not be
aete to care for themselves for at
Jt two j ears we are Informed'
because It will be Impossible to put
the land under cultivation in suffi-
cient amount next year to provide for
all. Hut there aro other nations in
just as serious shape. In Korea more
than 2000 uoo are starving. China
adds its million while In numt of the
countries of Central and Eastern
Europe the need Is very great Amer-
ica both North anil South appears
well supplied with food but If we
are forced to divide with the rest
of the world there Is apt to he short
rations for all. ajid the war admoni-
tion "Save Food." will bo once more
a popular slogan.
o LAitcKit aNm:s
" Congress is gcttiuR unwleldly as
Jl is. There is no need to enlarge the
IJou.se even If keeping It at tho tanio
number shall result In Jessing tho
membership from some States. Tho
whole country Is what must bo con-
The reason why a girl should be-
lieve everything she is told by tho
voting man she line just met is bo-
cause Uabo Kuth Ib a grand opera
singer.
A Dallas robber is said to have
stolejj "a lava'.Ilero set with rubies
and a .38-caliher revolver." A kind
of a two-ln-ene piece of Jewelry.
sidercd and the interests of the peo-
ple aro on the side of a smaller
rather than larger legislative body
has been tho custom to enlarge the
memovship of the lower House
though for what reason has never
been apparent. Large bodies are
proverbially slow and Congress Is
no exception. It is inevitable that
such a body becoinas unwieldy
censfM to be deliberative body and
resolvt a finally Into a speakers'
forum with the real work done by
committees. That is the case today
and it will be even more so It the
bodj Is enlarged.
The present session of Congress la
not exceptional but In -jI months
they have transacted less business
than tho board of directors of a big
corporation would put through In
one day. Thore has been sufficient
talk to fill a large library yet most
of It for home distribution to tho
voters. A halt must bo called some
time or the "House will get beyond
all bounds and this Is as good a
time n3 will be found.
AIUL'LANE WRECK DUE TO
HIGH HEEL WORN BY GIRL
Hy Ifitrnn:liiml New Srrtkc
LONDON. Sept. 11. How a girl's
high-heeled shoe jamming between
the rudder-bar and tho wooden
guard caused an aeroplane to crash
with the loss of three lives was dlh-
closed at tho inquest on the pilot of
an airplane and a man and girl pas-
senger who were killed when the
machine fell into a yard near the
beach ol port Melbourne.
Tho Suporlntundont of Airdomes
for the Ceoll Aviation Department
stated that his opinion was that tho
accident was caused by the girl's
shoo rendering tho rudder useless
thus sending the machine down in
a tallapln.
American Want Ads bring Results.
Try thuui.
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
Written l .M. ItfilCUV KK for the
Intei'iiatlnnal News .service.
NEW YORK. Sopt. It Will ex-
cessive smoking cause women to
tako on masculine characteristics
even grow beards on their faces
From Paris comes the startling
news that French (Joctors aro able
to prove by statistics that alcohol
and cigarettes cause these abnormal
growlha on feminine faces.
If this be true then it should be
the most effective argument ever of
fered against the use by women of
cigarettes. Fear el losing hr deli-
cate facial bcaut7 will causo her to
sive up what a woman would never
relinquish In response to moral
teaching.
If only other disputed customs of
hijmnnlty showed results In this un-
deniable fashion it would bo easy to
halt many other excesses.
There Is the question of marriago
anil divorce which was discussed re-
cently at tho All Cults' .Medical As-
sociation by Colonel Dlnshah Ghad-
iall metaphysician and psychologist.
Ho said:
.Should Not Degrade Themselves.
"The whole trouble is In women
trying to be tho etjtials of men they
never can bo. They always have
boon and always will be men's su-
periors. Woman Is supreme espe-
cially In tho development of the race
for no matter what a man may
achieve he can nover become a
mother.
"That 1b why I am against women
degrading themselves with drink and
smoking. It will be a great calam-
ity If women take up the vices tl.at
men are now setting aside. Uut
nothing can be done by class legisla-
tion or laws made against one se
or the other. Woman has the same
right as man to do a thing. Thore
should be no legislation ugaii.st any
particular sex race clasr color or
creed in this country.
"Morality can not bo forced by
law. Wo must educate people to
It. This must be taught by their
mothers their true place la tho
world."
Colonel Ghadlali or Colonel Din-
shah as he Is often called haa had a
varied and picturesque' career. He Is
a Parseo born at Bombay India and
from early childhood has shown in-
tense Interest In research work of a
scientific nature. For thirty years
ho haa studied light heat electric-
ity and magnetism and has found In
certain light waves valuable cura-
tive properties. Colonel Dlnshah Is
also a psychologist of acute percep-
tions. Ite.isou-. for Opposing; Sinikiiig.
"I am neither faddish nor fana-
tic" Colonel Dlnshah said "but I
am a sworn enemy of smoking.
"The poisons that are lu nicotine
are not always well understood.
Thoy are pyridine sulphuric acid
carbon ioxide and prussic acid.
"The results of smoking are dry
throat Imperfect circulation of the
blood with loss of equilibrium hard-
munHa NPHiiiiiiiiiHamv i mm
.wmm&
But woman makes man lose his
equilibrium for the while and tum-
bles him over from his hlge ego.
"What we need to settle many
narltal problems Is a court without
lawyers a tribunal of common
sense presided over by psychologists."
I'm
Ccl pi-yisl . Gluq."a 1 Zffl
en lug of the arteries und weak eyes
bad t eth and poor digestion.
"Smoking among women may
easily result in a berious loss of
equilibrium and tho perfect balance
of feminine characteristics which
makes her a woman. Then she may
tako on halo characteristics such as
a beard. A woman should not court
any masculine habits or characteris
tics or she will surely lose Iter own
feminine personality. This Is pro
duced by a deterioration In glandular
activity. Both men and women have
tho characteristics of the opposite
sex but one group Is always more
developed than the other which lies
dormant.
"Women should stay women and
not try to take on the characteristics
of men.
In order that tho perfect child
result from marriage a harmonious
union Is necessary. Eugenics claims
to accomplish this but that science
Is wrong. It relates only to the
physical side of life. I refer too to
the psychological aspects as well.
The perfect mating must be based
on the most powerful force lu the
worla the emotion called love. From
the marriage relations of life all
happiness and unhappiness result.
Disillusion Brings Discord.
A human being of one sex Is
drawn to one of the opposite sex be
cause of the difference in polarity.
But it these two In mating fall short
of tho proper Ideal as demanded by
nature the psychical side of nature
revolts. The man thinks the girl
should be the Ideal woman he has
read about in stories and the girl
wants htm to be her ideal hero.
Thus disillusion brings discord to
the former harmonies of matrimony.
"The second reason for unhappi
ness Is that often a wife can not
rise along with her husband as he
advances In the world. Then tastes
vary as? to tho way to en Joy 'life and
this difference may not be apparent
till a long time after marriage.
"In man and woman there are two
factors self and sex. The man who
is devoted to a woman submerges
his self humbles himself and asks
her to marry him. Normally the
two factors aie equally distributed In
the normality of men and women.
SHIP FIGHTS WAY
TO FEED ESQUIMOS
AND GATHER FURS
HERE'S CHAMPION
MIDGET
SCREW
MONTREAL. Que Sept. 11. Up
In Esklmoland fringing the Artie
lookouts are anxiously scanning the
horizon to the south for a first
glimpse of the Nascoplt. This steel-
ribbed vessel of the Hudson's Bay
Company Is fighting Its way through
the Ice-Infested waters to victual the
North against the rigors of another
Winter. She will return loaded with
the annual fur catch. s
The Nascoplt Is tho link that once
a year joins civilization with the wild-
erness of the Far North. Missionaries
police. Government officials and
explorers depend upon tho arrival of
the Nascoplo or a sister ship for
news of "tho gieat world." They will
learn for the first time of such v-
vents as the election of President
Harding. When the Nascople pokes
its iron nose through the icepacked
straits and drops anchor a shout not
unlike that attending a ninth tuning
rally rumbles through the wilderness.
White men .natives and dogs clamber
aboard the vessel in a brimming wel-
come. It is tho tenth time the Nascople
has made the eight-thousand-mlle
adventure.
lly Intcrnntlonnl New Korvlc.
UTICA N. Y. Sept. 1 1. Passing
to friends hero a small celluloid
case a traveling salesman caused
them to wonder. The salesman then
produced a reading glass under which
was seen the merest speck which on
Inspection proved to be a brass
screw.
The screw Is used for tho tiniest
of watches it Is tho smallest screw
made Its dimensions being: Total
length 2S-thousandths ot an Inch;
diameter thread 12-thousandths of
an Inch 360 threads to an Inch; di-
ameter head 26-thousandths of au
Inch; weight 12-thouaandths of a
grain.
Original Dreadnaught Sold
lly International News Serrltc.
LONDON Sept. 11. The original
battleship Dreadnought which revol-
utionized naval warfare has been
sold at Itosyth Dockyard to a firm
of shopbreakers for ?17G0Q0.
Women carried on the business ot
printers 100 years ago as shown by
old books still in existence.
MILLION LETTERS ARE
SPEEDED UP BY PILOT
lly Intrrnatlciiiul Npwh SitUi'o.
VICTORIA B. C Sept. 1 I. One
million letters have been can led In
ten months by Eddie Hubbard
United States aerial mail pilot op-
crating between Victoria and Seattle.
This service was Inaugurated to
speed up delivery of Austialian anil
Oriental nlails with the particular
object of assisting business houses
on the Pacific Coast.
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The Breckenridge Daily American (Breckenridge, Tex), Vol. 2, No. 67, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 15, 1921, newspaper, September 15, 1921; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth122312/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.