The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 88, Ed. 1 Monday, October 15, 1928 Page: 2 of 6
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stock poultry and dairy products
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uexurr eAPrnEs THE PRIZE
• Paul V. McNutt of Indiana was
loected national commander of the
friends are not A aware of the dis-
cord. she just grins and bears it.
But it is very hard. She has plead-
ed with him that she loves him—she
has begged F him to show her tM
courtesy, the consideration that he
noted Russian basso, is flirting with
the talkies. He is inclined to accept
one of sundry offers.
-thinks-her-hap- lass list, in their home, and to tell
him a few "home truths" about him-
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combined population of the
ROYAL GUESTS
LOS ANGELE8. — Briish com-
petitors of American film makers
ought to have a lot of valuable tips.
Prince George visited Hollywood. So
did Austen Chamberlain. And now
Lord and Lady Allenby have been
entertained there.
to make your home and yourselt at-
tractive to husband and children—
and who asked, in return, just the woula show the
fair share of consideration, affection.
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What Can a Woman Do Witt ■
Chronle Ormrik
Suppom you were a conmcientious,
hard-working wite ana mother, who
constderea marrlage your job, no
your graft, who really au your beat
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tons were at war again today. The
aavmeuer
seif,? She need not descend to his
depths of abuse, but there are times
when a woman with self-respeet and
spunk should substitute active re-
sistance for passive endurance. And
she can do other things besides talk
—some day, when he is too much of
an unjust tyrant, let her take the
children and go to mother's, for
dinner, leaving him to get his owp!
Yeo, of course, we're counselling
rebellion, but we agree with the
man who wrote,
again and again, although he will
never apologise. He , never does
wrong (he thinks) so why should
he? . *
‘‘She has got to the stage where
she hates him. I doubt whether he
realises how much she despises him.
This state of affairs cannot endure
---good provider—and to outside ap-
terms He is also insanely jealou pearances-a devoted husband. She
of her. In short, he manages to has swallowed innumerable insults
make her life just as miserable as and abuses. She hag forgiven him
possible, as he is the father of her snarling continually at their mother.
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11. Ekprss anainesuty.
113. Floor covortuu.
28. Comforter.
TI. Shaft of • featmee
28. Find Taule.
29. Theetre of acttom.
BLACKLAND FARMERS DESERT
corros
For fifty year* the blackland
counties In what is known aa the
Dallas territory. have been pro-
ducers of cotton and this too on
a very large scale. Now the black-
land farmer* are deserting cotton.
They are diversitiers. They are go-
In* in for the production of feed
stufts tor the feeding of livestoek
tor the market. At least this ts
the story told by Superintendent J.
A. Moore of the agrieultural section
of th* State Fair of Texas.
Me pointed out. to a newspaper
cotrespondent, that exhibit* of La-
mar, Collin- Tarrant Elite. Kauff-
man and Hunt couities were wamples
of what is under development on
central Texas farm*. In these, he
I merving aa th* preseut period. In __________... _.
another year or two, this farm ex fair ana exhibition founded
pert predicted. "aftms la Ute hec-
w. - | Wen will be devoted largely to feed
aPomaptappomr mcouonatorcrops and the fintshing for market
Leader will be gladly ofrectea j of hogs, cattle and sheep. The
i Ita Ming brought to attention I magnificent highway systeme to the
t. An ngmeement.
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drew within herself, hoping he
would leave her alone. there was
something ‘wrong' with her. If she
so much as glanced at a stranger,
she was nd rely in love with him!
If he, her husband, didn't watch
out, an affair might develop! To-
ward her he acts like a madman,
most of the time, yet he is Mine, a
merest stranger
his, and piaced the Hoosier
at the’top of the list.
General Hoffman went down in
defeat and his defeat‘was caused
by the delegates npm Lousiana and
other " southern states plumping {
their ballots for the Indiana dean
of law. It was a proud boast of the
, Hoffman leaders before the ballot-
Altag was ordered that all the dele-
'gates trqm the southern states would I
rally to the standard of Hoffman
after compifmentury votes’ had been
given to their idols. 5
Well, the rally die not materialise. I
Swing and Ms men landed in the
camp of the Hoosier and made his I
election possible. Governor Moody I
happiness, whteh are enjoyed by
most young American, women, mar-
ried to nice young American men-
suppose, with this perfectly normal
record of accomplishment and per-
fectly natural point of view, you
were in the position of the unhJbpy
wife about whom "A Trouled
Friend” writes us the following let-
ter:
"This young woman, the mother
of two lovely children. Is still in her
twenties—since she married young—
and she is often taken as tho sister
of her children. She is a cheer-
ful disposition, neat and attractive.
Rhe is talented and studious and
has never allowed herself to vege-
tate. Although she places the com-
fort of the family above all, she is
supposed to be happily married. Yet
her husband is a veritable Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde. While they are in
the presence of outsiders he is eon-
od by the superintendent of the
it’ she use her tongue Ro tell the metho
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owBul. . ..
we’ A- wHesttthe
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euch a chronie erank.
bergh and his mother are to visit
the holy places of Christianity by
plane. (Associates of Colonel Lind-
bergh In New York doubt the ad-
vices).
a m acmou away They have
throughoat thejabundoned h On thetr iaaS they
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Feodor Caltapin,
McNutt, the Hinal winner, was the I not blighti
low man. On the third the Ewing in speaking ot the, transtormation
tollowers edeserted their man with I in the biaemiana territory the Dalia, i
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17. Fine Russian hemp.
18. Perfume,
IP. Slave.
20. A hermit.
22. Charged with gas. 4 •
24. Premonitions.
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SO. Weight measure.
22. Icy. x
36. warbles. . X1
88. Pollack.
40. Sand heap. :
41. Salutation. "
42. S.A. crocodile.
45. Proceed.
44. Cone bearing tree.
48. Milk.
49. Leave.
53. Large antelope. *
55, Knobs. ,
56. Confer rank.
58. Part of a dynamo.
40. Beguiles.
44. Roosted.
88. Above.
69. Change.
71. Edge of roof.
•ven wished herself dead. Yet he
is of the faithful type, and in his
good moments declares that he does
love her. His actions belie his
words, however, and she dreads the
periods that they spend alone to-
gether. His greatest delight is to
aggravate and humiliate her, and as-
suredly he is successful. She tried,
diplomatically, to suggest separate
vacations this summer, but he is
very spiteful—she has only to sug-
gest something and all his objections
are bent on the opposite. Of course,
he insisted on their being together,
and made her just loathe him every
minute they were away. He scolded
and nagged her contanstly. If her
appetite were poor, he scolded her
about it. If she kept quiet, with-
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niderate, xeneroun, aTectig nate—in
■hort. an ideal helpmnite. At very
rare Intervale, he in nlmoet as nice
when they are alone. But apually
he la a tyrant and a boor. He
commands her as if she were hl,
■lave—the word ‘plea*,/ or. In fact,
any courtesy. In obvolte, where he la
concerned- He "Elea off th* handle'
at the slighest provocation. and
ballot The new commander in dean
of taw at the Untversity of Indiana.
B There were three leading contend-
an. General Hoy Hoffman of Okla-
homa and John B. Ewing of Indiana
held the moat strength on the tirst
and secqna ballot On the tint
5e mpde tne nominating speech for
. the pride of the Okiahoia Legion-
naires and Texana gave him their
united support. General Hoffman
commanded Ue Oklahoma soldiers
Who trained at Camp Bowie and la
- an overseas veteran. He is prominent
in the democratic politic* dr* his
state and tor yoan prior to the
coming ot Ue World war waa active I
in Ue national guard ot Oklahoma
and on several aceaxion, narrowly
escaped being nominated for zov-
ernor ot Ue commonwealth by the I
follower* ot the late Thomas Jef-1
tenon.
Hollman ia a thorough going I
American and a thorough sportsman. I
He moved to make the election Oil
McNutt unanimous and he did it I
in most graceful words. A splendta
loser ia a joy. A grouchy winner I
la just the reverse. Cemmander
McNutt ia IT. He won an officer I
in the World war and Ue youngest
member of the faculty of the Indiana I
University ever elected to the digai. I
who attended the conventien found j
find pokttion of dean. Legionnaires I
a little gem in the speech of th* I
governor nominating Hoffman apeak-1
lag of the great honor of the office I
o feommander In chief of the I
American Legion. It tollows:
"It is an office comparable to the I
dignity that attches to that of preal-1
dent of the United State*, since your I
national commander ia the leader I
of the most exelunive organization I
in the world, the acuivittes which I
reach to every corner of the nation. I
The Legion program make, for I
satety and liberty and provide* that I
freedom shall be more secure." I
Well, Col. Henry B. Lindsley and I
Col. Alvin M. Owsley may never
become president of the United I
State*, bat these gentlemen, native
sons of Tezaa, are paat commanders- |
in-chief of the American Legion.
Some day an American Legicnnaire
may be called to the high office of
president of the republic founded
by Washington.
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and- who vant to May muned to ,
him, for her cbiidrne’s sake U not
f«r'. her owa:
Having triad patience. dvVoUon.
charm, all to' ho effect—let Mr try
righteous resaismtiont. Let her give
him a, goed a* Ho senas, “trial him
rough.” orvemane only 'wax' to deal
with a domeaule bully isato tteove to
him that he ban’L walk all over
you. Naturanx. pur young woman
wi/try,1 avoid scenes in front of
her chitaren—although it ean’t W
egoo for them to hear their father
"Rebellton to tyrant, in obedience
to Hod"—InehitHnz domrestte tyrant,!
And we honesdly do thing that the
only way to bring such a numband
to hl, senmos, 1* to prove to 1 him
that he la married to an Amepican
woman—
Not to a worm I
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 88, Ed. 1 Monday, October 15, 1928, newspaper, October 15, 1928; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530078/m1/2/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.