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Facts About the Booneville
Dam Power Project
Going into the adiulal facts of who
buys the power, tjhe following figures of-
fer a study.
The survey of the situation shows tjhai
last January the Booneville power admin-
istrator forecast the sale of 1940 would
reach $1,000,000. Sales actually came to
$367,969, about one third of the estimate.
Of the $367,969 of revenue, only $300
came from industry—a consrtuction com
pany at the dam. And only $12,320 w£U
purchased by Municipalities.
All the rest, $355,342 came from
private power utilities in the Booneville
territory—they bought and distributed
Booneville power to their customers, and
passed on the savings to them.
According to the actual tacts then,
this tremendous output of money for a
power project which is a power socializa
lion move, woluild have sold practically no
power had it not been for the private
utilities which it threatens to destroy,
which private concerns came to the rescue
We might as well face the facts as
they are and know that we are linked with
private investments and private industry
and the sooner we try and work in har-
mony with them, rather than dream of a
day when the government through its
socialization of medicine, power, business
and everything else, will be a giant Santa
Claus to us,
Private power companies remain the
largest consumers of this socialized electri-
fication program. In case after case in
and around the Booneville power project,
ones on him should let those who
do not have such, take their
places as far as possible, It would
seem, taking the case as a whole.
A good figure for a peacock—
“strutting like the ticket taker at
the Rialto.” But if you don’t
strut your stuff who will do it
for you? A fiend for style is the
man who shaves twice a week—
that’s what, a mountaineer said to
us once regarding a town fellow
who was spending a while among
them. We have been saving up
for the day when we could again
hear those serenaders near us
thumbing a guitar, picking the
mandolin and moaning through a
clarinet. What has become of
those good old days?—or is it
nights? Now we get screaming
car horns, whistling tires as cars
make corners on two wheels, and
the grinding of brakes. Afong
with this degeneration of things
comes the woodpecker song to
displace the Mocking Bird tune.
Proud moments in one’s' iife—to
sit at a cafe table and have the
highest perosnnel of the local en-
gineers pass by you, speak cor-
dially and call you by name—-and
you be able to answer back in
kind.
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Exercise Will Keep the Legs
Graceful and Shapely
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Dictionary’s Abuse
LIOW are your legs? Has It ever
TT occurred to you that your legs
•'communities have voted not to burden
I
According to a checking ou who bu>s themselves with the costly setup necessary
the power developed on the government to use the power developed from the dam.
project as developed at Boonville dam on
i|he Columbia river, which plant is also tax
exenilpt, there seems to be a slight diffid-
ence of opinion over what it take* to make
one “well pleased” as between a govern
ment official and what seems a fair
analysis of the power output and its sale.
Recently a government official on a
visit there is said to have expressed himsel
as being well pleased "over the way
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Instead of the Boonville being some-
thing over which the federal man was
pleased, it seems that the facts are that the
Booneville dam filled no place that Inc
private company was not filling, and in-
deed, is not still filling, with the ironica
fact that had it not been for the private
power companies taking the juice off the
hands of the government project the gener-
ators would not have turned.
WHAT
OTHER EDS
ARE THINKING
WHO’S TEACHING WHO
WHAT?
Not Ions a song several students j
Interesting Bits
About Our Friends
"honest discussion” is not only a
valuable but perhaps the only me-
thod of education.
The University of Wisconsin
would seem to be one of them.
Faced with a similar problem of
radical-minded students the Wis-I^***r* Entrance Into Kingdom
consin board of regents answered Some years ago we heard
Governor Hill's inquiry: tDenison pastor, not now
'Those students who are im- here, say
tell nearly as much about your
personality as your hands? They
tell whether you are poised and
sure of your-
self or ill at
ease; whether
you are ener-
getic or lazy,
fast idious or
careless.
The shape of
your legs is as
important, and
it may surprise
you to know
that skinny,
shapeless legs
are just as
common as
legs that are
overdeveloped.
You must have legs that are
shapely as well as poised if you
want them to look attractive below
the hem of your short, flared skirts
this season. For skinny legs, try
the muscle-building regime of the
ballet to make them shapely.
One of the loveliest pairs of legs
of the famous Ballet Russe de
Monte Carlo, now touring this
country, belongs to Mia Slavenska.
the copper-haired Jugoslav dancer
who sturted her career to build up
her physique. Her 14-inch calf,
8'/s-lnch ankle and 21>/a-inch
MISS HUNT
By JACQUELINE HUNT
thigh make it difficult to believe |
that the muscular legs with which !
she performs the "whipped spins' j
were once mere pipestems.
Walking on your toes around i
tlie house is one of the best exer- ]
rises you can do to build up youi !
calf muscles. Muscles grooved from ,
the heel to the thigh reflex smartly
at the calf when pulled forward on
the toes.
Rising on tiptoe, then squatting
back on your haunches, repeated
a few times at first and gradually
increased in number each day, will
give vigorous play to the muscles
of the calf. You may have to begin
this exercise holding to the back of
a chair for support.
Next, try the "elevation” rou-
tine. Keep the upper part of youi
body perfectly quiet and place youi
feet so your toes point In an in-
verted V position. Jump from this*
position, springing up from the
toes, and come down to the balls
of your feet, reversing the position
of the V, your heels together. Use
your limbering exercises along
with those you employ to develop
the calves. ,
Massage your legs several times
a week, as Miss Slavenska does
This not only keeps them fit by
improving the circulation but also
helps in tapering down bunched
muscles.
at 1
jT-OR clear effective English
F extensive vocabulary is ni l
necessary. Style in speaking an I |
writing is achieved through cat
ful word choice and not by the u J j
of high-sounding words.
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It is important to realize, declare'
Mortimer J. Adler, author of tin
current best seller "How to Read I
Book,” in the September 1>0"I
Housekeeping, that a definite r"
lation exists between the growth il
language and the growth of nn..U
As a child matures he sees nevt
objects and is alfected by new ex-
perience!, and in doing so ne lean *
the names for them. The same pi*
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cedure, Mr. Adler believes, shoulc
be used in acquiring a vocabulary
A word should not be used until its
meaning Is fully grasped.
Knowing words and meanings a)
they appear in a dictionary is ni l
the same as actually knowing them,.
An effective vocabulary may b)
obtained only when we use word)
with the same assurance as we da
the names of our friends; when new
meanings and synonyms display
different shades of expression.
A dictionary, Mr, Adler states, is
a great help as a compact encyclo-
pedia or as a guide to pronunciation;
but it should not be used as an in.
YOUR GOOD HEALTH
a
living
at the funeral of a cer-
at the University of Michigan re-1 pressed with other forms of gov- 'a‘n man words which we have re-
ceived notive that “you cannot be eminent may well to their advar.- fleeted over many times since I Ass0ciaUon speaks of some little-
readmitted" President Alexander! tage and to that of the nation bo “*en us a case where a minister; mentioned factors which affect our
Poverty in City Slums Is Big Menace to Our Health,
, Says Dr. Chrisman
strument of word learning by itself,
apart from the norma! activities oj
thought and speech, People who us '
dictionaries to solve crossword
puzzles sometimes enlarge their
vocabularies, but as Mr. Adler
points out, they seldom improve
tbe.'x minds.
By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M l)
Disease and geneial health ate
result ot ho-
over
as a case
G. Ruthven asserted that only! exposed to the program of Ameri- wanted to say something nice
such students re wanted as ar jean educaion conducted at the uni- shout a man’s chance for heaven
"convinced that democracy is the j versity.” when had never^ so far as hh|
ideal form of government for a| actual life was concerned] not ev-i
civilized people.” There will he hos educating who en darkened a church door, nor;
no fifth columning at Michigan. | Are the colleges to educate the m»de any profession 0f reliKion |
he assured hearers, and added students, teach them American- sucj, as the Saviour indicated!
A RECENT editorial in the Jour-
nal of the American Medical
health that are not controlled by
medical or
that while "honest discussion is ism? Ur are thev to restrict the wllen he said ..We that confesSeth
method of education,'istudent body to those already con- me before men, him will I confess
clearly distinguishedivinced, thus instituting a four- before my Father and the Holy
| year session of shadow-boxing.- angels.» We had hettrd thgt samJ
valuable
“it is to he
from propaganda.’
Some believe, of course
that Ardmore Ardmoreite.
Morning Routine Better
For Busy Business Girls
"1 am a business girl and
usually uvrk until six or later
at night. By the time 1 come
home, have my dinner and lay
out my next day’s work, or go
out on an occasional party, I
am too tired to pay much at-
tention to my looks Could you
plan a beauty schedule for me
that covers all of the essen-
tials and still doesn't take too
much time?"
By JACQUELINE HUNT
CEW of us
r ,
have the time we
really need to attend to the nu-
merous details of our good groom-
ing and good looks. However, by
budgeting your time wisely and
being firm with
yourself about
f o11o w1ng a
schedule, you
can accomplish
a lot.
The program
I am going to
s u g g e st may
not be a popu-
lar one, but It
is one that all
bus iness girls
might follow
with profit.
This is to try
MISS HUNT to sot to b e (1
earlier at
night and set your alarm clock a
half-hour earlier in the morning.
It will take will power for you to
pop out of bed Instead of turning
over for a few more winks, but you
will And a half-hour of self-care
In the morning, when you are rest-
ed and fresh, will do more for your
looks than twice that amount of
beauty care at night, when you arc
“Get out of bed wnen your alarm
rings in the morning. Your first
duty is to wash your face with hot
water, holding the cloth pressed
over the skin and over Your eyes
for a minute, to bung up
i n lation and wake up r°“
lids Your next step is to bathe
vour eves with a cool soothing lo-
i minister say in his pleadings for
I converts that except one believed
and repented and obeyed they
.would be lost. Well, this subject
; for the funeral service had never
j repented or done any of those
I things which are generally looked
| on as church memebrship pre-re-
quisites, and yet at the funeral
! the preacher said “who knows but
that this man at some time in hit
life has made his peace with
God and is today in heaven "
Pa»tor Rut*.ell j,nd Hell
A friend of ours asked us the
other day what the Russellites or
and'eyes. Leave the cream on your
skin while you go through the next
few steps of the beauty routine. About is taking on a theological
IrSc°a6fullaglM8 of1 water, warm , .tu™’ but th« matter purely co-
cool as you prefer. Add the Juice ] Incidental. But we recall to have
'* “■’* " “ Is | heard Pastor Russell, succeeded
by “Judge” Rutherford, once say
on the platform of the city audi-
os, CHRISMAN
nursing c a i e.
For Instance,
the difference
between living
In cities or in
the country on
children.
White In-
fants born in
the country to-
day may expect
to live about
five years long-
er than white
Infants born in
the city If they
are boys and
tlon, to complete the eye-opening
treatment.
Next, cream your skin lightly
with a good softening cream. If
you have time for it pat the cream
in gently working upward and
outward with some rotar*- massage
strokes. Work a bit more perslst-
hell. Not that tis edition of Bits
drink a full glass of water, warm
or________ .
of a lemon if possible, as It
cleansing and toning to the sys-
tem. Now back to bed — for your
exercises.
You needn’t spend more than <«rium at Macon, Ga., regarding
five ulnutes at them, but they will, hell soemthing that one does not
to berate the ministers, and this
day.
The first exercise Is taken lying time after branding the ministers
on your back, with a heavy book ,ls "|iarfl and know there ig n0
across your abdomen. Make youi
stomach as concave as possible. hll‘;h a place as hell, he said
Now, Inhale and exhale, raising “Hell is just a one-horse affair
and lowering the book as far ai created hy ministers. It is noth-
try*raisi ng t he* two^aiTyou exhale! '»« h»t a kind of summer resort,
then raise it as you Inhale—yoe it is not a bad piaec to go and I
can work it both ways. Repeat ter would not mind going there my-
limcs k ..ij. hut keel self.” We don’t know if all his
Lay the book aside, but keiv . .
your position. Cross your arms on followers accept his views hut un-
chest, so you will not bn less things have changed up con-
four years longer If they are girls.
However, typhoid fever takes twice
as many lives In the country as In
the cities.
Rural residents have a general
advantage over city dwellers in
respect to health. Housing has a
direct bearing on the health prob-
lem. Poor housing is often asso-
ciated with poverty, ignorance. In-
sufficient and ill - prepared food
long hours of work, dangerous em
ployment unfavorable climate, un-
hygienic surroundings and direct
contact—all of which has a dis-
tinct bearing on health.
Though a house itself may have
little effect on the occupants, over-
crowding tends to increase the
chances of infection. Poor ventila-
tion. lack of sunshine, poor heat-
ing and ventilating conditions in-
crease disease 9
Climate is a fact'" ovei which
we have no control Recent discus-
sions Indicate elimate has a dhtcl
Influence on the nervous system
nose, throat and lung diseases
rheumatic heart disease and
through these promote many o'
health hazards. M
quite definitely the
reditary and constitutional tuctois
Many diseases are directly hendi-
tary. A greater number are due to
constitutional weakness and luck
resistance. Tuberculosis, arth-
ritis and rheumatic diseases, ot
rather nose and throat weakness
arc among these Bronchial irrita-
tions and possibly cancer, though
not directly inherited, are encour-
aged by lack of resistance to these
conditions.
Diet and good nutrition have a
big influence on general health
The effects of industry and occu-
pation on groups and individuals
have much to do with the general
health. Industrial accidents and
hazards in certain occupations
have received wide attention and
are being controlled as rapidly as
possible. The effect has already
become apparent in the vital sta-
tistjes
The influence of prolonged, tedl
ous work such as long hours at
one monotonous job. with no vaca-
tions or relaxation is well known
Finally, poverty overcrowding
worry, poor nourishment, insuffi-
cient clothing poor hygiene breed
bad health.
All these things aie outside the
professional services of the physi-
cian: he can recognize them, ad-
vise as to method of correction
but he cannot correct them alone
I could cite a spot in my home
town in what was a good Indus-
trial district only four or five years
ago Todav. on the lower floor four
adults and thirteen children all
under twelve, live in five rooms
with one bath A yard 10 by 25
feet Is the only playground and
place to hang laundry A city phy-
sician often visits this house and
it Is quarantined Irequentlv for a
contagious disease. Our health
commissioner tells me that prac-
'ienllv all contagious diseases first
i; car in such houses.
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H Yout^’lMt exercise Is to revers" 'he lora’. National Guardsmen be
the process. Raise your legs slowly, called out in that one year service
keeping them together until thej proKram jn the national defense
are at right angles to' ^ plan. And who will take out on
moreFif you fwfflke It. Remembet the ground that they have faml-
tt Is the slow, steady pull of th« lies to support? We don’t know,
** 0 _ .. 1____ MAKllit, ar J ‘
muscles that gives results,
not hurry.
so di
but every one who has dependent
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
FEMALE WEAKNESS
Few women today are free from some sign
of functional trouble. Maybe you’ve noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody ner-
vous, depressed latety—your work too much
for you —
Then why not take Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hystericul nerves, relieve monthly pain
(cramps, backache, headache) and weak
dizzy fainting spells due to functional ir-
regulai itiea.
For over 60 years Pinkham’s Compound
has helped hundreds of thousands of weak
run-down, nervous “ailing” women to go
smiling thru “difficult days.” Why not give
this wonderful “woman’s friend’* a chance
to help YOU? Try itt
't&wiSak
IT’S JUST a can of soup. But
during a long lifetime, the
man who made it found some
way to advertise it. At first,
just a sign over his little soup
kitchen, a few newspaper ads,
a few billboards. But as the
so
did the
advertising grew,
business.
Now the business employs
thousands of workers, helps to
support tens of thousands of
retail clerks and transporta-
tion men, and gives the house-
wife a better, cheaper soup
than she could prepare at
home.
Rack of every heavily ad-
vertised article is a romantio
story of this kind—the kind of
romance that built America.
Courtesy Nation'» Bueineet
Headache, don’t wait for
It to wear off, do something
about it. Have your ever tried
a glass of tangy sparkling
Alka-Seltzer?
Alka-Selt*er is in complete
solution, ready to go to work
as soon as you swallow it.
The action of its analgesic (so-
dium acetyl salicylate) is made
more positive by alkaline buffer
salts which protect it and speed
up its action.
Because the analgesic is com-
billed with alkaline buffers In
Alka-Seltzer, millions of people
find it effective in relieving the
distress of Headache. Colds, "Morn-
In, After", Acid Indigestion, Mils-
cuter Fatigue and Muscular Aches
and Pains.
Your druggist has Alka-Seltzer
in convenient small and economical
large packages or he will be . ,,
glad to serve you a glass of ' u
Alka-Seltzer at his soda V/rff
O' -■ ■ ■ *
UflAAVl- LfOU
Mill
Do You Lio Awake Nights?
jU ILUONS do. 11,e worst of
' "I it lx. Vfill riHV’PP L nnu, u/V.m
fountain. Why
not try it?
. %
'.m
it Is, you never know when
a sleepless night is coining.
Why not be prepared?
OR. MILES
Effervescent Nervine Tablets
help to relieve tense nerves
ana permit refreeldng sleep.
Stop In at the drug store to-
day and get a package.
Try Dr. Miles Nervine Tab-
let* for Nervousness, Sleep-
lessness due to Nervousness,
tf evvous Headache, Nervous
hxUgestion, Nervous lrrtSes-
Mty.
taut) ran js»
Large '.'l u,, t(*
■he krgt peckaa* Is
■an eoooocnical
C
JcyJ
NERVINE TABLETS
■nJBMBMHZUTi!
Lagging backache
\1av Warn of Disordered Kidncy Action/ poa-.t;
n U(« with Ita r* tad cm hurry I Symptom* of dlxttirbed kidney
irry, irregular habit*, Improper m*y be nagging backache, persist!
eating and drinking, expoaure, contagion | ache, dlxtineaa, getting up nlghtri,
whatnot, keep* doctor* buay,
hospitals crowded. The after
Modem
and woi
Mttni
function
head
pltf
•fleet* are disturbing to
th* kidney a and of ten time*
people aufier without know-
ing that dlaordered kidney ...... .........
action may tiuai the othomi **Doan*§ have ".antyortoo
trouble. helped mm; / retstm tloa.
Alt* cold*. f»T« »nd il,.m u. In such mm. It to Nttor
rimltar HU U »n In- Thn% U why w. .... 1° r«ty on s median, that
enmss el body lmpuritiee A,k your / hae won world-wide ep-
the kidneys must filter from L-_—-_—-__proval than on something
the blood. If the kidney* («wa favorably known. Um
at* o».* Uuu and fafl to remor* f>W« PdU Thev hav* been winning new
add and other harmful waste, there la I friends for more than forty years, tie sure
I to get Dotin'*. Bold at all drug stores.
TUB REASON DOAN’S
ARE FAMOUS
All over the country
grateful people tell
othersi **Uoan*B have
helpeet me ; / recom-
mend f/iem to you.”
That la why we *ay,
A»k your neighbor t
eot
neaa, ge l ting up nlghtn, swelling,
pulTines* under the eye*—
a feeling of nervous anxiety
and loss of stringth ami
energy. Other signs of kid
r bladder disti
ney
sometimes are burning,
ifret
iturbauce
turning,
quent urina-
potsoning of th* whol* system.
DO AN’S. PILLS
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