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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., MAY 10. 1020
y Arthur Briibane *
PROUD OF HER BOY.
ASK P. M. WOGLEY.
SUPERSTITION AND FEAR.
THE BLOOMING SOUTH.
The mother of Captiin Wilkin*,
who flew over the North Pole re
cently, is ‘triad my boy George has
done what he set out to do. W e
mothers don't say much, but we
feel a lot"
Mrs. Wilkins thinks her son
"made more of what he learned in
a title country school than many men
have boon able to make of i college
education.” he built character in that;
little rtchool.
The public school is the American j
school of opportunity.
Have you horses or cows? Ask P.
M. Woolley, builder and head of the .
American Radirtor Company, about j
his development of a vacuum cleaner
for horses and cattle.
This writer, after tests, finds that
the vacuum process cleans horses and
quickly and economically than could .
be done by hnnd.
All dust, including the hair, is i
carried into a receptacle by air cur
rent. Horse barns and cow stables !
can be kept in perfect order, pro
duction of clean milk made easier,
by the new in thod. And grooms no
longer are obliged to breathe in dust
they clean the animals. Those
who can afford the machine should
use it, and in dairies of any size its
use should bo compulsory—it take*
disea.‘t;*-l reading flies with it. ,
Following th'- violent earthquuk.- ‘
shocks in southeastern Bulgaria,
many peasants went insane. Such 1
insanity is caused by a combination ‘
cf ignorance and superstition. An ;
earthquake in this country, or a big !
fire, like that in Chicago, brings on j
a frenzy of rebuilding, and a boom J
in real estate.
We do not knock much, and are
not free from superstition. But we
know enough not to go crazy when
the earth slips and shakes a little.
With a few exceptions, like the
Lisbon earthquake, superstitious fear
has always been th worst part of a
quake. Superstition has believed that
the Lord was shaking the earth in
anger. We know that old earth is
only settling into her final shape,
meaning harm to nobody.
• The South is energetic and grow
ing. Governor Smith of New York
chose well selecting North Caro
lina for his golf holiday. He is study
ing one of the most amazingly pro
gressive States of the Union.
The-e five men, northbound from
Miami, got off the train at Ashe
ville, N. C., the other day to pay
their respects to the Governor: Judge
Qlvancy, Surrogate James F. Foley,
Bernard F. Gimbe), George Le
Boulillier, vice-president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, in charge of
its >jubsidinry, the Long Island Rail
road and Arthur Foran, all of New
York.
lina typtfies the South and Ameri- danger stage. More rain before Weo- j
can progress generally. nesday would mean serious danger.
"The whole State," said B. F. “ . j
Gimbel, -seem, c!o«!>- built up «•* M
» s the area between New York und that $750,000,000 invested m
Philadelphia ” flood control would be cheaper than j
another flood.
Mr. W. S. Gifford, president of the [
American Telegraph & Telephone
Company, will spend two thousand j
million dollars on new construction
in the next five years. Uncle Sam j
is rich enough to spend one-third that
amount to save crops and lives of his
nephews in the Mississippi Valley, i
The Cannon Towel M il, biggest on
| earth, employs 5,000 men and women
j The well known B. V. D. gentle
men and the great Chicago firm of
Marshall Field have enormous manu
facturing plant* in North Carolina.
| Other manufacturing institutions
pring up daily.
LONNIE MINOR KILLS LARGE
RATTLE SNAKE
Messrs. Lonnie Minor and Dorman
Hardy spent last week at McCook's j
pond in Wilkinson county. They
caught a nice lot of fish, and en-,
joyed their outing. Their camping |
place was visited one night by a wild
cat, which after being discovered ran .
off before they could shoot it. Mr.
Minor however, rfiot a six-foot rattle
snake.
lur fifty-fourth Cbevorlot wei
the top today. "Hot Dog."
L. N. JORDAN
Turnip seed at F. W. Hendrickson's.
i no ukiuinal GENUINE Mont
EVALLO COAL i. "° NT ‘
MONTEVALLO COAL MINING co
• nd aicl„,iv,ly by FOWlfd’
FLEMISTER COAL CO.
The State has water power prac
tically unlimited, at luw colt, ar. DO DGE TOURING CAR FOR SALE
energetic working population and , _______
ejtr. mil>- Rood living condition,. Tb „ b .„ b „ r ; n MilMgavill, in on.
Don't overlook North Carolina in of the c# * r| ever 0 ff er *j.
your plan*. You will have to see to believe.
L. N. JORDAN
Flood waters of the White River
have overswept levees, sweeping Can supply you all tha Fertiliser
through five counties in Arkansas, you need for thirty days yat. No
In Mississippi the Tombigbee and fabulous prices, but reasonable.
Luxap tlilia rivers are nearing the J. H. ENNIS
ANYBODY INTERESTED
In MoitmtiUl Work
Sec
J. W. IVEY, Sextoa.
He Repreieits The McNeil
Merble Co., The Ltr(est In
The South, One of The 0Me$t
end Lnrfeit in America.
BRICK
That Clink Like Steel
Ar, Made by the “McMlLLAN” Prncnee
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity.
RICH GL0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK—COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick W orksCo
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
Established*!M3 by J. W. McMillan. ^
K. G. McMillan, President Balia McMillan, Vica-Presidei
Jlhis week’s Prices
on Goodrich Tires
and Tubes
make every tire we
sell a real bargain!
They all
that North Cai
WOMEN’S PAINS
They Were Relieved by Cardni
Which This Georgia Lady
Took on Her Moth
er’s Advice.
Columbus, Ga.— 1 “I don’t see why
women will drag around, in a half
hearted way, never feeling a ell.
barely able to drag, when Cardul
might help put them on their feet.
xu it did me," says Mrs. Gca. S.
Hunter, of this city.
“ T . suffered with dreadful pains In
my sides. I had to go to bed and
stay sometimes two weeks at a time.
“I could not work, and just
dragged around the house.
“I got very thin. I went from A
hundred arid twenty-six pound*
down to less than a hundred.
*My mother had long been a user
cf Cardul. and she knew what a
^ medicine it was for this trou-
Bo sbo told w to get some
and toko It
J act late Man for CMC.
«■* Won X had taken the that
hotel tans la Improve. My mdi
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A c;LANCE at these prices will show you
why so many motorists are buying
new Goodrich Tires now.
— Remarkably low prices on Commander
Cords—for the man who wants good ser
vice at least cost.
—Or prices on Goodrich Silvertowns
that tempt you to say. "Give me the best
in the place.”
Never before, have tires offered greater
mileage than today’s Goodrich Silvertowns.
Made from Water Cured rubber. Built
from streteh-matehed, rubber- ized cords.
Molded with the famous Goodrich binge-
center tread. They give you toughness,
safety and distance which make them re
markably economical!
Drive around to one of these Goodrich Dealers today!
L. D. Smith
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