The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, August 19, 1935 Page: 3 of 4
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Dixie Motor Coach
Corporation
For InforamMon, Phone 598
Scfcedale
North—18:30 a. m.—4:45 p. m.
South— 2.55 a. m.—>1:20 p. m.
I
TIRED, WORN OUT,
NO AMBITION
H
O W many
women are
just dragging them-
selves around, all
tired out with peri-
odic weakness and
Woods May Bs Hslpful
Weeds are valuable ooneervers of
fertility In some special cases In
farming, be said. These are largely
annuel plants that take up the fer-
tility as they grow, along with the
carbon from the air. When they
ill ■ in the fall, organisms of one
group attack the root, those of an-
other group the tope. The explos-
ive phase of decomposition takes
place before the weeds are turned
under in the spring. What re-
mains becomes slowly available
without interfering with the crop
plants that follow and the soil is
improved by the humus material.
Weeds also prevent erosion by wind
and water, and may be highly de-
* eirable as orchard covers where
there is enough moisture for both
trees and weeds.
Thorough tillage has usually been
regarded as evidence of good farm
ing. hut Dr. Thom pointed out that
plowing, harrowing and cultivation
may be overdone. Too much til-
lage may destroy soilTiumus faster
than other good farming methods
can build it up, so that the crop
1 ping value of land may decline ev-
il en though the soil still haR ampls
|)Ji . supplies of nitrogen, phosphorus
and polas'h.
The speaker cited recent meas-
urements of the disappearance of
organic matter from prairie soils
and a decline in crop yields. lie
said that fertilizer chemist have
been accustomed to calculate the
value of organulc material in soils
on the basis of the nitrogen, phos-
THAT LITTLE GAME” lnter-uat’l (srtooaCo.,S.T.-By B. Link
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KINS , QUEEN, TACK ,
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SaJild TraEY" and A nine SPot.
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'•STnAvGHTS" Ana
EUAcTlN alike,
Yoon. vNiL.tsTnE'f
fiEPnBSBNYS A
Ten spot ANta So
DOES MY uiiLts UEucE .
So WE’ftE TlEts and
SPLIT -THE por.
"yhatIs thb
PiaST TIME
l EVER.
SAW Two
LIKE
NOW. TU.SY A MlNt»TE ,
That's All Right ABoot
'em bcin' Tie han&s,
e>uT \ twiNR twe sot
Tou ‘Be at.
NE Sot A u)|Lt>TriEY
AGAINST Tour.
VilLD OEUCE SO
I've Got The
HIGHEST WILTi CAat>
HAW HAW -
Too Pont GET
Tmb whole ?or
But Too Sur lY
WiN Au. YHt
BocoGNAi /
01.8 KiD ■ /
8 WMld iMmm
*l»e ' mtm
viewpoint la that organic matter
iaflutnces structure, affeota aera-
tion, drainage and water hoi ding
capacity, checks erosion and causes
more rapid warning up In the
apring. It ie valuable and pre-
dictive for these • casons, irrespec-
tive of Its | Unt food content.
Manure Crops
He llated f» | rlucipal sources of
organic m liter: Natural vegetation
i.Mooched by r , n, crop residues,
green man -, e o. crops grown for
fertility, etnble manures, wcils
<nd mlsce1 i > rue wastes.
Whon luccubut green m&nurt
crt-T a are 'urned ’ der, the barter
la' action thtt fell* we ia definitely
different (run v uat happens .n
most otb -r cases of adding org .. •
lc mat*, r tc the soil. The bacteri-
al actloa it aln "K "explosive" arr’
under :avcrioie o/rcumstance* wl l
be visually complete in two or
three wttu Thj number of ac-
tive ba tlrla |r, one gram of th-
material may iie as big'll as 4-1 -
000,000.190 (billions). Most of the
earbon in free-, manure changes
to carbon dioxide gau and the resi-
dual products of this action are
largely the cell bodies of the bac-
teria which in turn decompose in a
short time and supply essential ele-
m nits for the following crop.
Change Tillage Methods
In hot climate humus cannot ac-
<U1 pMtata because th* hast
the humus 'destroying: organ isms
f«»tfpUKMMly active. Wfien *611
tarngmiadure avemgea more titan
stru/ctlou equals or exceeds the
75 -degrees Farenheit humus de-
growtti of new green material. Ev-
en Ub temperate climates, Dr. Thom
'’pointed out, there U little or no
‘accumulation of humus or arg&nk
{nuitter |tn ieuki Mated fields, do-
cause cultivation also favors the
humusadestro.vilng organisms. It is
principally by modifying tillage
SS
for me—herald "the J
*,urt m« In the least. I've
W^^U we?,L*n^*id"rU,,Ch‘;n "
■ra. Ilk-key paid no
coaslpers who said
We way to reduce.
attention to
there was no
r*’ «« reduce. Hho wljly fo“
arJi?f V r'“adviee Why d<"‘ *
SHICA/IO—A nervous ttttig
In faded and patched clothes _____
up to a 52 cashier’s ticket window
at Lincoln Fields race track,
and pushed a pink mutual ticket
•Cash this quick," he muttered.
methods that farmers c«ui conserve -8 *weeka a n ClK,' osfi4 y.
the organic matter in their soils.
WTHEN every,
▼v thing you at-
tempt is a burden
—when you are
nervous and irri-
table—at your
wit's #nd—try
this medicine. It
ma
•nay be iust what
0 fort
you need for extra
energy; Mrs. Charles L. Cadmut bf
Trenton, New Jersey, ttys, -’After
aomp juH a little wojk I had to lie
down. My mother-in-law recom-
mended the Vegetable Compound.
I c»o see a wonderful change now."
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l Deniton Radio Laboratory
,Si Phono 45 421 N. Houston ire.
And The Worst Is Yet To Come
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know that Lydia
SRI
]
E. Pinkham’s Tab-
lets relieve peri-
odic pains and'dis-
comfore. Small size only 25 cents.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danville,
Illinoi*, says, “I had no ambition
- “id v-jt* terribly nervous. Your Tab-
s helped my periods and built me
" Try them next month.
S.
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fhtUtj Ban
t MAIN
COMPLETE
street’s
NEWSPAPER.
FALL CLEANING
MADE EASY BY*
LATEST INVENTION
T. EDISON SMITH, ThE
BOY INYEN TOR, IS PC08A8LY
MOST PROUD OF HIS LATEST
CREATION BECAUSE IT 1/ILL
aid The hardworking
HOUSEWIFE in her CLEAN-
ING.
This invention, known
AS "The AUTOMATIC RUG
8€ATER’’,mL NQ DOUBT
BE STRONGLY INDORSED
BY THE RUG Si CARPET
TRADE TFlRUOUT ThE COUNTRY.
FRIENDS, MY LATEST INVENTION IS THE AUTOMATIC RUG BEATER
MAGNIFYING GLASS(X) DRAWS SUN’S RAWS®, CON-
CENTRATING Them on tail of fish ©. Soon fish be-
gins To smell, f There is anything a worm
FEARS IT IS A FISH THAT CAN SMELL. ThERE-
FORE, AS SOON AS WORM (D) REALIZES FISH IS
smelling, it dives into tomato can (ELand
hides, in Diving, v/orm pulls string (F)which
RELEASES STOP DEVICE (fi) ON PHONOGRAPH.
as phonograph begins to play, a series
of wheels & belts (H)(l)(3)i® are set
IN MOTION. ATT^HED To WHEEL ?t) tS (—
CARPET BEAT|R.(g) WHICH
HITS RUG® A WICKED
xjy L. F. Van Zdm
WALLOP EVERY REVOLUTION
WHEEL (£) MAKES, HEREBY
INFLICTING THE NECESSARY
PUNISHMENT ON RUG - BE
IT ORIENTAL OR DOMESTIC.
■Bd^
COULD NOT DO HER
HOBSEWORK
ssM8»a?«ve
Why don't you try Alka-Seltze-
for the relief of—
HANGOVER
Stamat^ Gai, Headache, A- id Stom-
ach. Colds, Neuralgia, Fatigue . Mus-
cular, Rheumatic and Sciatic Pains’
ALKA-SELTZER makes a p'.
•parkhng drink. Aa It cn
analgesic, (acetvl-aalicylati
relieves the pain of eve
. ______every-ua ,..i,
menta, ttien by restoring the e:
balance, removes the cause when
due to Excess Acid.
At your dray store, at the soda f»un,
tnln, end In 30e end 60c p^rka^es foi
borne use. r*
B f 15 E - AL K AtlZt \
N£V(iJ MIND.
iTfOHLYA
WHY SUFFER? GET
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Take
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for
HEADACHE, Acid Indigestion,
Colds, Neuralgia, Fatigue, Mus-
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Pleasant, Non-habit forming,
Non-laxative—does not depress
the heart.
Get Alka-Seltzer at your drug store
in 30c and 60c packages for home use,
or get a drink of Alka-Seltzer at any
drug store soda fountain.
st wise* a
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Drugs
V-iur Kidneys contain 9 million tiny
tub-« or Alters which may bo endangered
by neglect or drastic. Irritating drugs. Be
careful. If functional Kidney or Bi dder
iey r
fro;
opt Getting
of Pep, L> g
dlHordurs make you suffer
l’p Nights, Nervousness, Loi
Rheumatic Pains, Dizziness, C!r-
algla, AcJdlt
hlng you do
druggls'
Pains, ....
rles Undi
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need to take chi
have the most modern advanced
ment for these troubles—n Doctor's p-‘ i
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"M Under Even. Neuralgia, A ' 1
irnlng, Smarting or Ttchlng you dm r
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lodern
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sun
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In one
PRINTING
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You-
toward' the cleric. The wrinkle*
ticket was worth 51,997.60.
Turf writers gathered iu on bid
mun a/id wanted to know his name.
"I /ban t tell you. I’m on relief,
and 1 want to stay there. They’d
take me off if they found out
at,out this."
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puM ?? |(tart that eon take til
dtc. of Dr. Miles Arui-P«4a
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heaevche."
Bviifenar. hear H e » d » • 1
lYmraigta, TocLhnchg, Ba
Teiatic*, Piimtmatlsm,
Neuritis, Muscular p'nuut, .
odlc AIijl writ* that they have
used Dr Mllea Anti-Pain Pffla
»ith b-. t.tei result* than they hate
even htit>»d for.
CcunUeaa American hmiae
wives would no mare
of k««j/lng hpi-»# without Dn,
LdUes Anti-T
-Pain Pills than with-
out °. >ur or ruga; Keep a pack*
sye In your medicine cabinet and
save yourself needles* tufferla^
At Drug Stores—85c end tlif
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COLDS, Acid Indigestion, Head-
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and other disorders due to an
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The analgesic, (acetyl-salicylate) re-
lieves pain. The alkalizers help to
correct the cause of those pains due
to Excess Acid.
Get Alka-Seltzer at your drug stora
in 30c and GOe packages for home use,
or ask for a drink of Aika-Seltzai at
the soda fountain.
years younger i
money back on return of empty i
package. Cyatex coets only 3c a dose at
druggists and the guarantee protects you 1
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