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Dixie Wall Atlas
FOUR PAGES
Page 1?Twelve Southern
States
This is a true Map of Dixie
showing the twelve SOUTHERN
States completely. It shows the
Automobile roads, the best roads
being indicated by a heavy red
line, the second class roads by a
lighter red line and the third class
roads by a still lighter red line.
You can easily see what a wonderful advantage this will be to you
when taking a trip. In other ways the map is complete in every de
tail. It shows ail the small towns?the railroads?the experiment
stations and the agricultural colleges with a blue ring around each.
It is handsomely printed in four colors and is just the map you
should have hanging on your wall for ready reference.
Page 2?Towns and Cities
This page gives a complete list of towns and cities with the pop
ulation and the key so that you can easily locate any town you wish.
This page also contains an editorial, alphabetically arranged, telling
about the work each experiment station shown on the map is doing
to help you.
Page 3?rBig Map of U. S. and Alaska
This big map shows the entire United States and Alaska. No
home is complete without an up-to-date, reliable map of our country
?and this is one that just fills the bill.
Page 4?Map of the World
How often in the newspapers you read some article about a coun
try or city in some far-off part of >the world. With this big Map of
the World on the wall you can instantly locate it, adding^ interest to
the article. A good, up-to-date map of the world like this is highly
educational: With the map are also 30 portraits of all the world's
rulers, etc.
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PERRY, GEORGIA.
After eating or Hacking
Wrigley's frethen* the mouth
and tweetrn? the bread?.
Nerve# art soothed, throat 1?
refreshed and digestion aided
So easy to carry fte littk oscketf
How -Manj T
"How many people," najf Jeremy
Taylor, "ar* buay In the wOrltt father
ing together a handful of thorn? to alt
opo&P
Our Fears
What we fear moat la net today'?
trouble, but that which may bappea
tomorrow.
Dumb Lot?
A da nib lore >* oni/ acceptable from
Ml IfWW' sal mats.?Doctor *?? DiU
True Poetry
The only true or inspired poetry Is
always from within, not from without.
The experience contained in it has
been spiritually transmuted from lead
into gold. It is severely logicni, the
most trivial of its adornments being
subservient to, and suggested by, the
dominant Idea; any departure from
whose dictates would be the "falsify
ing of a revelation." It is unadulter
ated with worldly wisdom, deference
to prevailing opinions, mere talent or
cleverness. ... Its music is the ex
pression of the law of Its growth; so
that it could no more be set to a dif
ferent melody than could a rose-tree
be consummated with lilies or violets.
? ?James Thomson.
"Hard" and "Soft" Water
Hard water is water which contains
dissolved in it certain substances which
interfere with the uctlon of soap by
forming with It an Insoluble compound
or curd. The hardness of natural wa
ters is principally due to the salts of
calcium and magnesium, especially
calcium carbonate, which produces
temporary hardness, removable by boil
ing, - and calcium sulphate, Which
causes permanent hardness. Soft wa
ter is characterized by the practical ab
sence of substances which prevent the
formation of lather with sonpt
Fata] Prosperity
Often our trial? act os a thnrn-hpdge
to keep us In the good pasture; but
our prosperity Is a gap through which
we go astray.?Presbyterian Record.
Oar Lot? of God
Onr love of Ood would be Idolatry If
we did not believe la His leve for
His responsive leva
Women as Inventors
American women have patented
nearly 1,400 devices. Women have
patented contraptions all the way
from hooks-nnd-eyes to artificial eye
lashes, Including road-building equip
ment and intricate machinery. When
Howe was trying to Invent the sewing
machine he reached the point of where
he was stumped. His wife, tiring of
having him sitting around glowering,
shoved him aside, sat down before the
machine, gave it a few whirls and
said, "Put the thread eyelet In the
other end of the needle down by the
point." That solved the problem.
Leaf That Will Hide a Man
The ape-man plant is a giant growth
which once grew all over the world,
but now it is found only on the vol
canic flepes of Hawaii, where it grows
in great profusion. It covered the en
tire .irth millions of years ago, when
gigantic animals roamed ever the sur
face. The best specimen? at present
are found on the sides of Haleakola,
In a gulch, where the conditions re
semble those of s hothouse. A folly
developed leaf of this plant Is sufflcleat
to hide a full-grown huoaa staodlag
behind It
They All Talk
A young man talks with pleasure,
and an old man talks with esse; so
orator talks like some mOn wslk?sir
dj?y*. go as you please.
The preacher '?Iks of sins sad
things, of hell's eternal fsfy; the law*
yer horls his jawbones at a mad bat
helpless Jury.
Thus each ona talka sad talks aad
talks, each of his asra speech proud
est, forgetful of the pa teat fact tkat
It's money tkal taflrt
Boscoa Traasoetpt.