The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 22, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 12, Image 11
ROG KILLING TIME
HAS NOT ARRIVEI
sterday some sensitive partie.
ounded the proverbial query a
o weather, wishing to know i
0 re had been any ice during th
orning. If there was any of th
rigid Adam's ale seen hanging around
the weather man was not responsi
ble and some one else was to blame
for the official thermometer in th<
weather bureau office registered i
minimum temperature of 40 degree
during Thursday night.
R. H1. Sullivan, meteorologist, oi
being consulted as to this proposi
tion, declared that he had been ap
proached by several reputable citizen
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who had beseeched his opinion as t
the advisability of ending the mis
| crable existences of their swino fo
providential purposes. Mr. Sullivai
told the men to have little patienc
until winter should arriver, as a tem
r perature of 35 should be descende
to beforr the knife should bite th
throats of the porker.
The proper weather for hog kill
- ing, according to the instructions sen
out by the department of agriculture
is between the temperatures of 35 an(
S'10, if dry, and below 20 in dan]
; weather. If the animal to be slaugh
tered is of 300 or 400 pounds weight
i cold weather is necessoary to pene
- trate to the joints and thoroughl)
- chill the meat. On the other hand, i
3 meat is frozen, nd v'terward thawed
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hiow you in '
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ave for sale,'i
give us the'i
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g you thru i
Te will show i
ich goods as,!
you service.
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V. C. PLOWDEN, New
ise. On 87 vases there was no' -'I'N 1S AlI
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Iding nmterials registered a drop
1-2 per cent in November and Coilun
products vere mecond with a IE. (. .ia
of 1 l-4 per cent.. Clothing costs l'st Relief
ed 9 per cent while food prod- from Ienry
diropped -1 1-2 per cent. bassaolr to
tLhin the last year wh':olsIle food plorable cor
have dropped 11 per celt, tihe the Near E;
u reports anld clothing has gone plea to the i
28 per ven t, while farm prodl- not to abant
show a d 'criease of 31 per cent. a re now he
veratge drtop of 10 ber' cenit in the. people of' tI
'sal'' priices of all commodlities "Amnerica
registered, as compared''i with the gr'atitud
mhtler, 1919. interested t
l'IR A I )NSVIL 0r- havetg tti
2 2:30 o'clock the residence of cion tend inog
Il ewi tt, on Sminith street was mainot ain ini
'tred to lie in flamtes, thte family f'aile'd oowint;
entitng ontly just btefore the roof their neigh
n. bTe firec comnpatty t riedl to tre'fogees Ita
art e the ne'arby cottage' of Mack oif the ir ter
'son, but was untsuccess ful. tabIle sst ate'
ically all otf the clothintg ando thett varioos
ure in both htoutses was totally' eti with refi
>yed a: dev'.en (Christmttas tuor- beu. h
nd cioop of' htic'kents wVere burntt manyti lah
crtisl. Tlhe c'ott age were valued ge's ate nec
tout $4t,500) and v'et'y little insor. t:ttless we
was~i carr'iied. t isht this
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Modern Conven
Price, $2.00.
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it is miroi susceptible to detcriorn - inere
tion than meat that is chilled. chanj
At a temperature above 50 degrees IHn
fresh meat spoils readily if it has not of 12
been thoroughly chilled, while if the tarm
cold has penetrated to the bone at a drop
tepI) erature of 35 or below, it Willi dropj
keep several days unsalted without Iets
deterioration. A fter killing, the tem-! Wi
perature of the meat should be low- price:
ered to 35 degrees for best results, so 'bure
that the~ animal heat is thoroughly down
dtisperlsed. uets
\IMeat may be kitlled at a temi)pera - A
tore sf 50 degrees if the temperature w.hobt
dtrop~s to 35s degives dturing the night, wasl
accordling to the butlletin, though Mr. Novle
Sullivan says that in this eli mate
the (lays are so much warmer that
this is not adv isabile. Moreover, it
can lnt always h~e foretold what the Ii
tenmperatuire is going to do. hg
Mr. Sultltiva nalIso gave the tem peril- ..
tu res at wvhich iarious fruits and 11i(
vegetables may be shipped wvithou t aw
(let eriorat ion. The figures ale forI
outs id e tenmperiltuores when the armt i- I e
eles ar in orinary unprotectedl pack- lAnde
ages. Ite or ( e wyouldt have kept .
(uring shuiping between 25 aint '15 (turni
dlegrees. de.4tr
Fotllowing are listed perishables Iky
anrd the temperatuores betweV(en which tot a
it is sa1fe to ship them, according to a
Mr. Sull ivan's expterimnets:ne
A rtldes, in barrels, 20 to 75; loose,
28 to 75; ba nanas, 50 to 90; bean ms, *3: turtt
to 65; celery 10) to 90; coco: nuts 30
tto 90fliIeggs iln crates 30O tot 80; fish,
t0 to (I5 grapmefruit andt lemnons 32 to
75; olranges 28 to 8f0; on ions 20 to 80;
shocked oysters 30) to 70; parsley, 32
tIo 75; pick les in glasses 20 to - -
pilnapples, naturalm 32 to 75; hrish po
1ttfoes32to80;s sweet p)otatoe((s 35 to
80; (lleane tomatoes 28 to 75; tournips,
15 to 75; yeast, 28 to (15.
Tlhose who doI alny shmi ppinlg of per
ishialsc wold pl lrobalbl y do well to
keelp the ablove table for refterence.
Wash ington, I )e.17. --Wholesale
pirices of comod )1i ties were lowem Ilst
minonthi than at any time since the
~war, alccordting to) figures announ0 ced
totday by the Deliartm)en)t oIf Iabor.
Th~e wholesale scale dtroppledl 8 per cent
m)ore in November than inm the pre
cedtin~g month and 24 per cent below
the peak of high prices last MIIy, thle
buoreaui says. Of the 32(1 comnmodlities
ulsed iln the comnparisont of November
andil October, wvholesale prices, 198
showed a decrease while -11 showved anu...
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E NEA-l)E) -nh' SitUittioi ltol~iv Is worst tillill
H NFAlR :;As 1 It.I" it was last year. 'I'll N:ii East Re
lI f i:s t hi oly' lwvan2iz:tionl whost,
Ibia, S. ('., Dec., 20, 1920. tunIS 11t USel Ioi this o Ilund
ek, treasurer Of the Near ois of tlosa iiis 1 hoople are
has receive d a teleglramll lving) toda \\-ho Wid hiVe 9eflished
Molganthallu former an- loaf it not hooll for Anatrjcan reijof.
Turkey, telling Of the d I lge 1111111l(.1S t itlhaLls 210w in the
ilitiols nlow existing inliie t11,ll twii huiolrel orphanages
Ist and Imakilng an earnest
weople of the United Stat oe tot illb thv Noo te Ner
a(n the little orphiais w r titnlie fo l id t 11 l -
ig taken enlre of hiv theesitit. 110lt10We
WOnl the adnliratilon 11a Is.N a e hretlspol r
( of thei Near IEast by dis.. hc at(l iii>tergtt
ltrulismni llhilhnthrophy hmil ii ~e11b
ast four year's. Pec :lli is rhn.ii iI~. lhj
lot loon restoredl. lTh :es I tiiiIoId-5i epi
still helpless. Thelir huudl I ili'tic . Ihv : te ''~
heen the battlegroundli of lo tteh I>a I
forcets. Thir effortst tii iio iul 2: Sll~ili Sa -
depenilih-nee have partilly V0 tak estr iiI~s e
toi th~e supferjior force if li i iit\ a 21 ~it
I agaiinl11 in- ~oinssessul
llil'rary honusls. Ricent
that the romds le 1 ln to ~ ie o'li ie
phi-is of safety are Irowd
(IgIt-s.- Arhard winter ha rs
l-.-These helph- lse Oirlifu
ain thlrowin (il our1 on-rey. oofr.llayoro
hem:i their cry- they wiill ii~?l1 ~t~)iil~i
iwa hstyearsnalr. h N r st, R~ el
lice efst Ston .gnzto hs
ivntohywOO wtob hav500.00.e
oth Ca hmredo na ge