Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 88, Ed. 1 Monday, May 26, 1930 Page: 3 of 4
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The way to Him I know.
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Summer, and Terrell’s is the Best Place.
Wednesday— "THE SHANHONS OF BROADWAY
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ous word Service Christ left heaven
and all its glory to come to earth, sin
steeped, an earth that tried to kill
FOR RENT — Two room apartment
with kitchenette. Hot and Cold
bath. Apply Rainbow Beanty Shop-
4 You am employ specialists in diet; you am serve the master
dhes of famous chefs;iyou‛can have the Advice rgf atyle author!
of whole electrical laboratoties in
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Glenn Ahrenbeck is building
a little boat for Henry Baker.
He is using red cedar lumber
which makes a very light boar
that is easy to handle.
suffering, it means more service. At
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serve. Paul
FOR RENT — Tive Non eottage one
Mock off pavement: Mrs. O. M.
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The families that have start-
ed using gas are delighted with
it. Things cooked on a gas
stove just naturally taste bet-
ter than those cooked on a wood
stove, especially broiled steaks.
You had better get piped up and
try it out. We have the pipe
Sundew Gets Nitrogen
From Captured Insects
The wundew is a plant that takes its
nitvogen any way it can get it. I the
wround does not provide It, it reaches
ap into the alrend be)m through
the medium of flies and other insects
yhichare i nfortunate enough to come
f contacs with its leaves.
The Waves are covered with tiny,
bairtike ‘ptoeenaed, each of which is
capped with a drop of honeylike ‛wub-
' stance that glistens in the sunlight-
MM* thelnme, aumdsw. "
" Inneete are lured and retained by
ti AHeky apbatance, dna while the
victim struggles to free, bipaneif, other
“honeydew" laden "hShs" bend over,
dasp, completely envelop and soon
smother it to death.
Oertafa Juices are secreted by those
hairs, which digest the prey so that it
can be used by the plant When the
digestion is completed the ensnaring
balm bond back and permit the re-
mains to be blown away.
The question in most people’s minds
at this point is: “Does the plant have
voluntary control over those ensnaring
hairs?” Some scientists credit the
plant with a highly developed nervous
system, but most believe the process is
a mechanical one.
Plants bend toward the sun. One of
the factors causing this movement is
the loss of water from the cells on the
exposed side, causing those cells to
shrink and allowing the plant to bend
in that direction. Possibly a chemical
substance given off by the insect
causes a shrinkage of the cells closest
to the Insect, thus making the hairs
bend in that direction.
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Dutch Harvest Festival
Dates From Middle Ages
One of the quaintest and most in-
teracting festivals of EJurope is the
Kermis, held each year in many
Dutch towns. Thin feta is half roll
gloss and half commercial in its ori-
gin, and in the early Middle ages was
held in the market place, which usual-
ly adjoined the church. The church
gave ita sanction to the feasting and
rejoicing natural to the harvest days.
The fete is usually held in Septem-
ber. The religious aspect has disap-
peared and the Kermis itself is no
longer celebrated in some towns, but
in others it remains Freaks, drink-
ing bars, cake, shops. gmerry-go-rounds,
play booths and all* the fun of the
fglr go until long after midnight The
freedom from a year’s restraint makes
many of the hours as wild as Buffalo
Bill’s West, but you do not know
your Dutchman until you have caught
him at a Kermis—Boston Globe.
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—a drama that sets the blood tingling! It is real—it is fast— it
is gripping in ita dramatic pwer. It will hold you spell-
bound.
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furntture Pbome 827, Mrs Fargu-
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She: "Let’s eat."
He: “Dance too?”
She: "Sure thing.”
He: “Hub. more Hoof and
mouth disease?’
opened fire the next morning, young
Rawson was the fimt to tell mortally
wounded. When the about of victory
went up, be lay dying. Lord Wolsey
road over the plain to speak to Baw-
son before be died; as he entered the
tent, he saw a mHe light up the face
of the dying hero who with his last
breath said “General, didn’t I lead
them atraight. If I know you as I
think rdo, it is your ambition to lead
straight, lives and to lead others
straight. That being your aim, you
must die to many things and follow
the road marked “To the city of God
and unselfish service.” It costa,
but it is worth it,—40 Paul thought
of death, bk wanted to die, but an-
other thought came to Paul—Life,
what does it mean if I live?
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“Thinking back over all the hard-
ships offe, the disappointments, and
heartaches, looking down nt chained
hands and feet, Paul thinks the road.
Philippi be had fopnded a church, now
it is split and be needs to go help
them. It means tervice — oht glori-
n,
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us $20 for a trial packageot Crazu
cetoWn noebag except mineral ex
trekged’from Crary Water by open
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Many of the boys in the
Manual Training Department,
are finishing their work with
Sherwin-Williaws’ stains and
varnishes. The exhibit of the
boys’ work is always interest-
ing.
FOR RENT — Two or three room
furnished apartment, private bath
Also room in yard for gentemet
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stands dt another cross road. This
tme ONO road is marked Life, the
her Death, and he HRs to decid.
Ba wants to go the death route.
1mGainatDent
of death is his cholce, p$ the thought
of life comes. What dohe it mean-
at first it seems to mean more suf-
fering, more mmaprosionment, move
heartaches, but. It meane more thaw -
TOMORROW
The greatest murder mys-
tery drama of the year made
into a sensational all-talking
picture. Thrills and Chills
Galore—in—
tor, Levy Apart—to
ASKED to explain Ml phenomenal success, Andrew Carnegie
blandly attributed t to his ability to get men to work for him
who knew more than he did.
And that's a formula forsucoesa. Nobody who to realy suc-
cesstul does all the work himself. He employs other people's
' fhindiandefforts.
Do you do the same in the intricate business of running your
home and taking care of your family? You can, quite ensily.
it otton you soul contentnaent. At of-
fora you a life of service here and nu
broken joy above.
"I once knew a girl, one of the fin-
lar you spend wfll be spemt wisely, economically, and all return
2 to lead the army
star ilghk Lord Wolses ehose a
tors; to know her was ta love her. I
know well the boy she was engaged
to; he Was striving to get his Ph. D
before they Were married.. She had
waited six yearp for him, be was in
New York. It was a cold bleak Febru-
ary night but not cold for her for the
wedding date was set in June. After
supper she said, "Mother, I feel that
something is golnto happen.” She
sat down to the piano and played and
sweetly sang—
“I’ve done my work, I’ve sung my
song ,
I’ve done some good, I’ve done some
wrong
And I shall go where I belong.
My Lord has wiled it so.
He knows my heart and every
thought
He knows what pain and joy I’ve
brought
And by His love, I shall be taught
The way to Him I know.
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ysaguougots to Paul? No, not at all He
, k smm‛ melanchol, he to hngr, to Ms
eqdured these things simply to serve
his fellowman. Oh, the road of service,
dbseby heart aches, but a happy
"a road. But as Paul is st the cross
28 road of life and death, and as he re-
8M“member these hard things, he wants
.i - to die he thinks and go be with Jesus, again, “for me to live is for Christ to
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- dhow His quivering body went him to‛a cross and crown him with
dbwn under their weight, how they thorns; be did that to
M™ for dead. On and on through thinks of that and is ashamed that
hiantef Do you think these are bitter he wanted to die for his own good.
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means suffering to me_i I can'serve.
"Fr me to live is Christ”, or literal-
ly translated. “For me to live is for
Christ to live over again.”
“Members, of this graduating class,
as you stand at the cross roads to
day, will yoU repeat over and over
DAYS OF SUFFERING
NOW QUICKLY ENDED
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FOR RENT—Northwood Apartments,
10 rooms,, 2 baths, 2 sinks, large
hall, absolute privacy for two or
more families.—P. H. Levy. 874
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whee to gin to death tor Paul, to
aethere tor you? He sits thinking of
gahaaabince he 'followed hriet at
0 ton eross road. Many hardhaips have
pbben Ma; his tock so scarred has been
2 given 89 lshes five times and it al-
anogt killed him. He also remembers
gubov ohe time his sohol mates'took
"stones and stoned him; he remema- him at childhood and finally did nail
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