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tiwcet Potato Is Rich Food
The sweet potato Outranks all oth-
r carbohydrate foods as a some
ol nutritive elements such as carbo-
hydrates vitamins and minerals It
Is particularly high in vitamin A
f At tho present time tha American
public Is eatlns 126 pounds of Irish
potatoes per capita while they cat
only 22 pounds of sweet potatoes
per capita. As a human food the
sweet potato has Just begun to And
Its placo In tho American diet
Louisiana now has flvo dehydrating
plants and many potatoes arc being
conserved In this form.
WhHo Blackberry Is Self-Sterile
The White - fruited blackberry
which Dr W. A. Murrlll well known
botanist discovered several years
jiigo has proven to be self-sterile and
can bo propagated only vegetative-
Xf. After ftvo years of breeding ex
periments with this rare rorm tno
retired scientist has proven that it
does hot reproduce from seed and
that It is unfruitful unless pollinat-
ed AU tho plants ho grew from
rs seeds taken from white fruits pro-
duced black berries.
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By VIRGINIA VALE
1NGRID BERGMAN'S finished
iVi million dollars' worth of
films all Academy .Award ma-
terial that haven't been released
as yet. Two years ago she did
"Saratoga Trunk" with Gary
Cooper but Warners' had a lot of
war pictures on hand so "Sara-
toga Trunk" was held up may bo
released In February. Then she did
"Spellbound" which may be out
soon. After that came "The Bells
of St. Mary's" with Blng duo nt
Christmas time. Now she's making
"Notorious." Then she'll make an-
other USO tour through the Pacific
area; after that she'll go abroad for
"Tho Scarlet Lily" to be mado in
Palestine and Jerusalem it's sup-
posed to bo the life story of Mary
Magdalene.
Alice Frost radio's leading shudder-show
charmer has an album
filled with horrible photo3 of herself
about to be murdered screaming
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with fright etc. One's signed "Ono
of my fondest heroines Boris Kar-
loff." The pictures were taken on
every mystery series she's starred
on.
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Dennis O'Keefe says it's an empty
honor that stole up on him as he
was finishing his co-starring role in
"Getting Gertie's Garter" the op-
tometrists of Westwood Calif. voted
him the man "best suited to wear
glasses" which he doesn'tl
Maj. Allen martini whose Flying
Fortress "Dry Martini" holds tho
world's record for shooting down
15 German planes in 22 minutes
makes his screen debut as an of-
ficer of a B-29 in "The Bamboo
Blonde." Ho was production assist-
ant on RKO's "The Falcon's Alibi"
and during his college days was
identified with Little Theater groups
at Palo Alto.
Producer .Edward Small planning
to make "The Life of Valentino"
can't decide whether to hand the
choice role to a star or an unknown.
Unknowns have done all right in big
parts Cornel Wilde in "A Song to
Remember" Robert Alda in "A
Rhapsody in Blue" Jennifer Jones
in "The Song of Bernadette." On
the other hand Paramount gambled
to the tune of a million or so on
Isa Miranda in "Hotel' Imperial"
and lost as did Goldwyn with Anna
Stcn. Still Small is inclined to take
a chance on the man who'll play
Valentino.
Reconversion is here on the air
as well as in industry especially in
"Superman." He was doing fine
with tho atom last year till war de-
partment officials asked him to lay
off for reasons of military security.
So now he's set to do things with
Kryptonite more powerful than
Uranium with the problems of es-
tablishing peace in tho world upper-
most in his mind
" Robert Cummings will never for-
gct certain scenes in "The Bride
Wore Boots" in which he co-stars
with Barbara Stanwyck. They were
made on location at Hidden Valley
with the temperature past the 100-
degrce mark. In the 'script It was
Christmas. So Bob wore a heavy
well-padded suit and a beard re-
gardless of the blistering sun he
was being Santa Claus.
Fast work on the part of actor-
soldier Patrick Leo landed him a
screen role while enjoying a two-
week furlough. He took a bus from
Camp Roberts to Hollywood hitch-
hiked to Warners' and by noon was
beforo the cameras In "Her Kind
of Man" with Faye Emersgn Zach-
ary Scott and Dane Clark. He said
the best part of the job was wear-
ing a blue serge suit for the first
time in over two years.
ODDS AND ENDS-Parlcyakarlnu it
grateful for the publicity a toldler wrote
him from a Louisiana army camp that on
a certain night recently the password was
"Meet Me at Varhy't". . . Dost kept secret
in Hollywood's radio circles was the recent
appearance of Uing Crosby's boys on the
opening Franh Sinatra program it wan
kept for ten days before the broadcast
. . "Mr. District Attorney'' leads the list
of first fifteen evening "tietwork Hoop'
ratings" . Jerry Colonna'4 first film role
since hit return from an overseas tour with
Bpb Hope Is in the D(snoy "Make Mine
Music" singing "Casey at the Bet"
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MAKING THE HOME CHRISTIAN
LESSON TEX-T Luke 10:3M2; I Corin-
thians 134-13
GOLDEN TEXT Love suftereth long and
Is kind I CorlnthHns 13:4.
Things do not just happen. It takes
praying and planning and real ef-
fort to accomplish a worth-while
purpose. We are thinking these
weeks of the home as a Christian
center of influence. We trust that
mnny are asking in their hearts
"What can I do to make my home
really Christian?"
The answer is clear. A home will
bo Christian when those in it are
Christian and put their Christianity
into daily practice. First you must
be sure of your own solvation and
that of the members of your house-
hold. Then you can proceed to put
the principles of godliness to work.
Our lesson presents the believing
home as one that is well-balanced.
There is both:
I. Work and Worship (Luke 10:
3B-42).
No home can be a place of com-
fort and pleasant fellowship without
much work. A disorderly dirty or
run-down house is o disgrace and a
discouragement to all that is finest
in the relations of those who live in
it.
Hqme need not be n mansion It
does not have to be richly furnished
but it does need to be clean hnd
orderly. Meals must be made.
Cleaning must bo done. So far
Martha was right but she went too
far. She lot the labor of the house-
hold hinder her from what she so
deeply needed fellowship not only
with her family but with the Lord.
Now notice that Mary had not
shirked her duty to share the work.
Observe the word "also" in verse
39. She had worked but she also sat
at Jesus' feet. She knew when it
was time to call a halt to labor and
make the most of good comradeship.
Blessed wisdom I Would that many
burdened housewives would learn of
Mary I
Jesus made it clear that life in
the home is to strike a proper bal-
ance between work and worship. If
you do not know where to make the
division in your home err on the
side of worship. Give that more
time than it should have rather
'linn less.
Alas is it not true that in most
homes even in Christian homes
worship is almost if not entirely
forgotten! Something should be! done
about that. Will you do it in your
home7
II. Love and Longsuffertng (I Cor.
13 4-7).
We are apt to think of love as the
warm feeling of interest and emo-
tion which suffuses one's nature in
moments of special pleasantness or
of intimate fellowship. But life is
not made up of a sucbession of
ploasant incidents of sunny after-
noons and moonlit evenings.
Life is real; it is earnest and
often it is drab and irritating. What
about such times? Can love meet
Ihem? Yes for love knows how to
bo longsuffering.
But someone may ask. Does love
really work or is this just 0 ftne-
Miunding but obsolete theory? It
works!
Think of the things in life which
irtitatc and depress us. Then put
opposite them the qualities of Chris-
tian love as given in verses 4 to 7
and you will agree that what this
wot Id needs most of all is love.
Remember that talking about love
or leading about it or studying it in
the Sunday school will not make
it effective. We must put it into prac-
tice. Why not start now? You will
be surprised at the results
III. Promise and Perfection (vv.
8-13).
Christianity has a hope and that
is not just a vague wishing that
something might comp to pass; it is
a sure hope. In Christ all the rich
promise of prophecy of faith of
hope will come to pass.
The Christian home is the place to
teach boys and girls to believe with
assurance that He who has begun a
good work in us "will perform it
until the day of Jesus Christ" (Phil.
ljG).
We who see only dimly shall one
day see our Lord face to face and
love shall.abide through all eternity.
Mapy gifts are only temporary in
their usefulness pin fact almost ev-
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(apart from his service for God) is 4
transient.
Even as vital u matter as
prophecy shall one day find its end
in fulfillment. Hope shall eventually
find its longing expectation satis-
fied Faith will be justified in seeing
what it has believed. Childish things
will be put away by the full-
grown man; knowledge will increase
and darkness disappear.
But love love is eternal It
never fails and will never fall. God
is love and God is eternal. From
all eternity and unto all eternity
Jove continues. Therefore Ave agree
with Paul who in the verse preced-
ing this chapter (I Cor. 12;3l) says
that 'while you may covet the best
gUV here Is the more excellent way
rattening Lambs
One help In putting weight 01
lambs Is to keep sheep and laml
free from parasites especially nodu
far worms and stomach worms. In
testation with parasites holds back
growth and Increases feed costs
Serious losses from parasites can
be prevented by providing clean
pasture by tlicruse of phcnothlazlnf
and by taking other precautions
Dike Passenger
You Invite disaster when yc
carry another person on your bllsc
Egg Callng
Egg eating by chickens Is a habit
Usually developed by young pullets.
This cosily habit can bo prevchte'd
by providing plenty of nests one
nest for each six birds so eggs
will not be broken by nest crowding
at laying time. All nest bottoms can
bo kept well padded with Utter such
as hay straw cottonseed shav-
ings so eggs will not bo broken as
(hoy arc laid. If the cgg-catlng habit
has gone so far that some of the
birds break tho eggs themselves. It
may be necessary to remove those
birds from tho flock for a few days
or dispose of them ontlrely.
Heating Safely
One of Ihc most notable innova
tlons In safe heating Is the wet base
boiler in which water circulates un-
der the ash pit. The fact that the
holler can be placed on a combusti-
ble lloor Is of interest In connection
with the trend toward tho basement-
toss house In such houses It is often
desirable to Install tho boiler on a
wpoden floor in a utility room or
kitchen. Other safety features of
modern boilers arc foot-treadle door
openers ball-shaped air-cooled han-
dles and side shakers making it
easier to open and close doort.
Whip Soap Flakes
Whip your soap flakes in a little
hot1 water with on egg beater and
you will need fewer flakes and get
better results.
17 OR your tractor . for your truck . for
your car and for every other farm use there is a
Firestone tire engineered and built to do the job
and to do it better than any other tire made.
There are certain definite reasons why Firestone
tires perform better and last longer One is
Firestone's understanding of farm tire requirements
based on years of experience in the farm tire field.
Another is the never-ending Firestone research and
development program to build the best today
and make it stillTjetter tomorrow. And still another
vitally important reason for the superiority of
Firestone tires is the fact that they are built by the
finest craftsmen using the finest materials 'that
science and' machines can produce.
You can save time money and do a better job
of farming if you specify "Firestone" every time
you buy a tire' for your farm. From now on malic
it a Firestone.
For the best in musk listen to the "Voice of Pireitone"
every Monday evening over NBC network
THE TIRES THAT PULL BETTER LONGER
GROUND GRIP
TRACTOR TIRE
IMPLEMENT
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Apple Picker
Watch the experienced apple pick
r at work and you will see that he
'cts his ladder properly and keeps
oalanccd on It so he works as freely
.is he docs on the ground.
Ticker's Clothes
One of the first things the apple
picker should do is to sec that he
has clothes for the job that protect
the skin and help prevent accidents.
They should bo fitted for bending be
snug at the neck ankles nnd wrists
md have usable pockets.
Dactcrla Threat
An Improperly cleaned milking
machine may add millions of bac-
teria to the fresh milk that passes
hrough the machine
Good-'und
RICE
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According to etymologists t)
English word "bath" come Indi
rcctly frbm a Greek word meaning
"to drive sadness from tho mind."
Which goes to prove again that the
classic Greeks were a modern peo-
ple and that they knew the full value
of bodily cleansing. Baihc frequent-
ly ond thoroughly and thus "drlv'o
sadness from tho mind."
Keeps Mouth Shut
The reason a dog has so many
friends Is that his tall wags Instcflt'
of his tongue
Canned Carp
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about to can carp and market r
grated tuna-style under the nan
of "Lnkcflfh "
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Jones, Johnnie & Jones, Mrs. Johnnie. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 4, Ed. 1, Friday, October 19, 1945, newspaper, October 19, 1945; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth81710/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.