Lipscomb Lime Light and Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1927 Page: 3 of 8
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LTPSCOMB,LIME LIGHT* ^D^yOLLETT TIMES. THURSDAY.,MAR. 24 1927
the Lodges
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tt I. 0. 0. P. Lodge meets
try Thursday night.
'
Follett Rebekah Lodge meets
first and Jt bird Tuesday
of each ^month. Lodge
promptly at 7 :30..
iters are welcome in both
rs are urged
t3 b* praii it
night.
Lodge
A. F.& AJ.
No. lisi'
lar Meeting 2nd Sat-
of each Month.
ihg Bros, 4ways wel"
Recent Addition to
World's Stamp Issues
Here's n iv'w name for stnnij> col-
lectors—Jarabub, -which-' lies - at
Tripoli's frontier and formerly was
part of Egypt. It ha? become an
Italian colony, and Italy has given
this latest of her-African possessions
tiie privilege of issuing stamps of a
provisional character, the«? to be
followed in (hie time by -the 'appear?
a nee of definirives.
„ In 1919 representatives of Great
.Britain and Italy.signed an' agree-
ment, at Paris, whereby Janibub
would he ceded to Italy presumably
. as part of Italy's territorial reward
most ear, i goring the World war on the
side of the associated powers. But
that was before Egypt gained, her
national independence. \
Early in 1925 Italy contended
that the Egyptian government
should recognize the agreement of:
1919, on the ground that Egypt in-
herited not only Great Britain's
privileges but also Great Britain's
commitments in Egypt. Eventually
the new Egypt conceded the justice
f Italy's viewpoint, and so Jarabub
has become Italian—and 'Italy is
"telling the world'" with stamps.—
American Boy Magazine.
on ever
Dad Took 'Em to Jail
X IvHijsit.s City father, worried by
"nets «>f ■<liswl o<WtMK,f\ resolved to show
-ids children, I'efty, twelve and Cobby,
eight, the f;tte of hud hoys uiul girls.
He tool- ihem" to the county Jail. and
all were locked in the receiving room
from whieli a view of the cells and.
many of the inmates niay be .had.
'j'hen he told then) if their misbehav-
ior continued he wouid he compelled
to f)lace them there until they were
iwenty-one years old. Bobbie with
tears in his eyes promised not to ru'J
a\vay, or disobey ,hts mother. Betf.V,
even when site saw the prisoners he-
rn,:; locked in their ceils, was obdu-
rate. iioJ)hie ;4?ifeiided- for her. Th&;
jail attendants" and sonW;of v'prls^
oners wer-e toucired by the scene. Ft*
nally JBeity had a good cyy amJ /she'
and Hobby .'promised to be good lienee-
fortii an<L all th'rfee left fartiomeaafl
mother. Home'training to be success-
ful must begin in babyhood/ .
A Boston hdfclery mill has quit. Must
have made 'em of cotton.
One robust alarm clock is.
for an entire flat building.
sUiiiLMent-
/31-lf
One reason so many poets are poor
I Is that there are so many poor poets.
The short skirt can't be pulled down,
but pulling at the rim attracts atten-
tion.
\W:j-
*&-
design
your
in many
ways.
Correct balance,
scientific cush-
> can-
ever rear
JmmWm
Since the war, people no longer use
substitutes for food except at after-
noon teas. * ,
Sk&tchoiltaly
, Admiral Artfiiir t,. wyhtrd, retunl-.
fng from h European .tout,."Said at a
luncheon 011 his arrival in Newr.. York:
" a , lot oft o ti r jsfswja re*, i ike the -biittefc,
and egg man. , Thi3:'Tnans gave ai dinner
party 4^ Ids I'Mfth avenue. palae^<$o
celebr^re^Tiis ' reru'rn' froiin Europe,; arid
ajiotIi|i- butter and egg man sfitld to-
hfm:-
Vou bin to Italy, I he^p, ©eorge?'
' "•Yep, ,V '
" 'What's Italy' Kkci?* " V •' ; - . •
" nVhy,; ii Ece': ^1- ' W-ot/ y<>u-v^hump !
Ain't -'you ''never'-stuUif d geography.,?''"
Worlds Popu
-..The .p ]>ulafi-oji-'6f the
Js i!mv- est iuialed ;at 1 ,S00;
whom v &tX),0(X)A?0t> vVdvfasf *
00<\<W.tipOin . Asia-^e]
rn'dia'aiid Japan-; 150,000.
2OO,OO0,<>OO. in North and
I fin." and some 7,000,00Q J
a terni thai Is meant to ificlude the
Pacfic isles. ---r
The i'nited States, now having a
population of more'than' '100.000,000.
has, ■ since' ]850—that is to say, 75
years—.multiplied her * population by
six and one-half.
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V-;
ing-stirface
,an
ine vibra-
ess beyond
belief-*-all these
Buick advan-
tages mean sup-
erior riding ease.
BuyaBuick! It
is luxuriously
built, moder-
ately priced. .
tr
ave you
That you want to mU, tr«d«, lease or buy, if ao try
LIM.E LIGHT WAHT AO, They get results where ethars
Have failed.; . # .
The Ciaa&iiied Coiasjftiaf the Um Light wUl sejtl, buy,
or trade it lor yon Tha price w smaiL. only 7i ceois >
each issue, caimt 6j#op1$ to th.e Jioe, Nothing accepted for
less tbet^ 2^ cents ptf km* ^
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The gre*te§i
from nstursl
the present timeUre IJiiis
Galveston hritridjae sad tidal irate,
1900; destructive of 'St,
190S; San Fr^acisco
1906; Honongsu mine exptoiiso,
1907; Messina^ earthquake, 190f ;
floods |j|r Ohio Tslley, m*> il&±>
enza epidemic, J*ft*s«ie
earthquake, 19S|; AmslS {Mf)
landslide, 19^4;*' Floridis teraada,
ijaint tsn
When you are tempted by wonderful claims, elab-
orate guaranties and a very low price to buy "cheap**
paint, remember this: ^
"Cheap" paint sells at a low price'because it it
low in quality—poor stuff. That's the only season &
manufacturer can afford to sell at a low price.
By the gallon it costs you less. But don't let that
fool you. It wilf cost you many times more than
good old SWP on the wall—by the job and by the
year—because it covers only about half the area
per gallon—and lasts only about half as long.
Come in and let us tell you the truth about the
high cost of "cheap'* paint—why SWP House Paint
is the least expensive.
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Skaggs, Ethel. Lipscomb Lime Light and Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1927, newspaper, March 24, 1927; Follett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth390652/m1/3/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Higgins Public Library.