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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., JULY S, 1923
’PiisKfek
or to show how the winged Victory
looked before she got into that fight,
you would require the brain and the
fueling of the artist that made the
statue. Every mind ever horn is
absolutely different from every other.
PLANT COLOR AID TO
HARDENED ARTERIES
MACHINERY AND BRAINS
MANY MYSTERIES
SCHUBERT S UNFINISHED WORK
STICK TO YOUR JOB
W. F. Knudsen. Chevrolet presi
dent. offers cheerful news on Gen
eral Motors. In May his company
turned out 140.700 Chevrolet car*.
On one day. May 28. the product
was 7.075 finished cars and trucks.
May. 11*28, in 25,000 cars ahead of
May 11*27.
That's good production, but high
General Motors officials should bear
in mind that the machinery in their
brains is more valuable than any,
other asset of General Motors. Men
like President Sloan of General Mo
tors and Ratkob, head of General
Motors finance, work themselves .as
they wouldn’t work any piece of ma
chinery.
They take the night train from
New York t<> Detroit, begin work
through the whole day. eating sand
wiches at noon, still working, and
•take the night train hack to New
James A. Farrell, president of the
United States Steel Corporation, will
visit the plant of the New Haven
Wire Company today. When he Was
sixteen years old he worked there i
twelve hours* out of every twenty
four for $4.65 a week. If you -tick
to your job, even that kind of job.
i New York a young mar. brought
court by his father admitted
he had an income of $400
k, and employed his father a
ischine can stand that, and ,
t»» stockholders justifies it. i
Dr. Walsh, of Fa
city, tell* young men
few problems.*'
Yes, indeed. Why d
The world is 1
lysteries than
solves only a
A new remedy is being tested in
Germany against that peculiar
malady of old age, arterio sclerosis,
sometimes called hardening of the
arteries. It is the green coloring
matter of the leaves of plants, the
substance which botanist* and chem
ists call chlorophyl.
Extracting this brilliant green dye
from the leaves of such plants as
spinach, Professor Burgt, of the Uni-
ity of Berne, Switzerland, gave
lar dose* of it to patients suffer-
ing from heart trouble caused by ar
terial hardening. He found great im-
-f his saddle provemenL
ili? excuse was that the fath- The high blood pressure, which* iTa
not led a moral life. The characteristic of this disease, slowly
religion, that includes f e jj to normal values. Dizziness and
lifferent kinds of hell, prob- vveaknse* disappeared. The heart
beat returned to its normal rythm.
Whether a reul cure is produced or
whether the patient merely is relived
so long as he swallows the daily dose
[ou-e feel- { ,f leaf green Professor Burgt ha* not
dent Cool- yet determined.
ttll >ou^ j n p 08S jj,i e explanation it is recall-
ident t<J t * la * green c °l° r ' n ff matter in
pi” .t leaves is chemically similar to
j the red coloring matter of hum
Insurance
past fifty
, Sl.500.tl00. A few generation. t TcTum«iTb<>dV
... when the second l-icge-t city in,
ance had no inhabitant over fifty , The *«»very probably ex-
ar. of age such insuring would ,,L ' ,lns ' li!s0 * tll e w-ell known fact that
vc been financially suicidal. Men » diet «"«“ining plenty of fresh,
e longer, intelligence count?. A Brcen VCKct “ bk ‘ s !•!»»««• of meat
se man at fifty is a safer risk than | , M P S to prevent or relieve the symp.
fool at twenty-five. And
a letter to Mr. Felton Rice,
Naval Recruting officer stationed
here, Eugene Hitchcock tells of the
training experiences at Hampton
Roads where he was sent on being ac-
pted by the Navy.
Hitchcock is in Platoon 95 and is
mbaking a good record. He impress
es the fact that neatness and plenty
of work are the main points in the
training. Hitchcock left G. M. C.,
and wnet into the services.
Leighton Moore who is also at the
training base has been made drill
master of his unit and has beer, giver
high recognition stated Mr. Hitch
cock in his letter.
FORD MONTGOMERY PLAYS
BEFORE NEW YORK ARTISTS
Ford Montgomery, Milledgeville
artist, played before a group of New
York musicians last Friday in New
York, competing with three hundred
other contestants for the scholarship
to the New England Conservatory.
Mr. Montgomery, the pupil of Miss
F.rmie Vir*lm. McClure. hl , ,
studying with Mi« McClure i„ p
sylvanin for the part ,!x „« k . f T'
of the number will be «eteet«d to J
celve the scholarship for th N -„
England school.
The winners will not be
until late in July.
e announced
Let the
iblv would find
addle h
idge: "Mr. I
I did no \ ot
“Well,”
“some did."
of hell, prob-
* especially pre-
wouldn’t include
.-plied
opolitan Life
od. Furthermore, the green dy
the plants, just as the red blood com
pound serves to carry oxygen around
of arterial hardening.
20
the hy-
ingle proton
the centre, and a single electron
voicing around it, why does the
lium atom, first discovered on the
n through the spectroscope have
ur nuclei with two electron* ’ re
iving around them, and how does
i* formation of four gammes heli-
n, from hydrogen, produce energy
great as though eighty tons of
ul wt
CONGRESS AND CHURCH
Four senators and twenty-four
members of the lower house of con
gress have no church affiliation, ac
cording to the Board of Temperance,
Prohibition and Public Morals of the
Methodist Epsicopal Church. Its
tabulation of church membership for
Unitarian :j 4
Dutch Reformed 0 3
Quaker l :t
Mormon 2 1
The Methodist church leads with
126. and the Episcopal church ranks
second with seventy-five. The Roman
Catholic church has twenty-seven in
both Houses.
NERVOUSJEADACHE
IwlifUn Tdlt Hew Takkf
Black-Draught Relieved
Hu Ptiu tad How Well
He Fecit New.
Wayncsburg. Ky.—How a few
dows of Thodford’s Black-Drought
brought relief to a man who had
been suffering from frequent spells
of severe headache, Is told below in
the statement of Mr. Charles F.
Todd, of Estesburg, near this place.
“I was suffering with nervovs
headaches. About once a week t
would have these headaches, and
have to quit work, and go to bed ?*»r
about twenty-four hours. I wou.d
have pains in my neck, and right
behind my right ear.
*‘A merchant at Estesburg saw mo
one day when I was suffering, and
told me to try taking Slack-
Draught, which I did.
"I took a package home that
night, and took a few doses. It
relieved r.ie. From that tin.-, on,
I would take Black-Di zuUu s -. soon
as I felt l*ke I was goi.-<r to have one
of those headaches—and they
wouldn't come on.
•Ever:.- few weeks. I take three
or four doses of Black-Draught, and
I feel so well, and do my work,
and don't lose any more time with
monihr.”
Costs only one cent a dose.
~ ' package today. JVC-/fit
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I BRICK
That Clink Like Steel
Are Made by the "McMILLAN" Process
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity.
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Milledgeville BrickWorks Co
-MILLEDGEVILLE. GA.
Established 1883 by J. W. McMillan.
K. G. McMillan, President Belle McMillan. V.ce-Preside.
BAKE YOUR OWN BREAD, OR—
buy the bread you need here—oven-fresh daily!
Either way you will be sure that only the best
ingredients are used for utmost purity. The
only difference is that when you buy your bread,
cakes and pastries from us you will save time,
labor and money.
Benson’s Bakery
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