The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 23, 1921, Image 2
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Experiments with a mixture of cal- ott
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I The Uphill Roai
I After Forty
S In America, men age swiftly after thei
disorder!, particularly constipation, ar(
lying causes for this premature aging
j Physicians, recognizing the far-reach
i advise against the indiscriminate use
Such drugs eventually make worse
are taken.
i Nujol works on an entirely new prin
i ' Instead of forcing or irritating the system. it si
I' enable* the many tiny rouacle* in the walla of I
' panding in their normal way. to squeeze the
3 naturally out of the system.
? Nujol thus prevents constipation because it hel
bowel movements at regular intervals?the hei
Nujol is absolutely harmless and peasant to ti
J Nujol is sold by all druggists in sealed bot
mark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Static
) 1 ?0 Broadway, New York, for booklet, "1
i f Tko Modem Method of Troatint
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POISON MIXTURE cov
TO KILL WEEVILS. an<
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Calcium Arsenate and Molasses s*a
>wn this mixture to be a very eftive
poison in controlling and elimiting
the boll weevil, according to
ormation received in Columbia
m W. B. Ravenel & Co. of CharlesDirections
for preparing the mix e
as given by the Charleston firm
low: "Mix thoroughly for 30 mints
one pound calcium arsenate with
i quart warm water; add one gali
of the cheapest grade molasses
i apply from one to two drops on
:h plant with a mop made with a
ck and old piece of rag." The mix e,
it is said, can be prepared at a
;t of about 10 cents an acre,
rhe ruseults of the experiments aie
d in two letters received by W. ll.
venel from the Holman-Cullum
rdware company of Batesburg and
M .Norris of Nance. The Holmanllum
Hardware company's letter
lows:
'Following our conversation yesday
we tried th^ arsenate of cairn
with the molafeses mixture yesday
afternoon, putting a small
iount on one stalk of cotton* and
ering the same with a wire cage
d put eight boll weevils inside the
*e in a bottle. One of the weevils
tyed in the bottle, another got out
i got fastened in the top between
i wire and the frame where we
ind him in the morning, and the
ler six got on the stalk and v.e
ind these dead. The two which did
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ini> dangers of conatination. !a*
of laxatives and cathartics,
the malady for which they
ciple.
mply softens the food waste. Thia f
the intestines, contracting and exfood
waste along 10 that it paatea
pa Nature maintain easy, thorough
althiest habit io the world.
?ke. Try it.
ties only, bearing Nnjol trade
Lard Oil Co. (New Jersey),
"hirty Feet of Danger".
f an Old Cimflainl
Constipation
not get any of the poison last night ROM
we put them on the stalk ihis morn-1
ing and they got a taste of the poi- j
son and they died in about four hours j Mari
afterwards. According to our way of v
figuring only six of these got any of
the poison and resulted in a perfect
score of det * weevils. Gi
"We thank you veiy much for call- Corp
ing our attention to this and v.e ex- rine
pect to get some very satisfactory dowr
results since our experiment last m a
night." he d
The letter from Mr. Norris follows: into
"I applied the mixture for killing culm
weevils as you told me Saturday Ti
morning. Monday morning I had five Sena
rows of cotton 200 yards lo. g on of V
which I had put the mixture examined seric
Very carefully, and found one live the ]
weevil, and then I had five rows ad- unhi
iarnlni. i-omo lonrrtli ovominoH clnseK !tn +1
juuiui^ oamc ivugvu v^w.?...Vv. ~ ?y . lw v
and found 36 weevils. treat
"Monday aflernoon I commenced Smil
putting the mixture on my cotton hi V/eel
two different fields, and this morning corp
after close examination, picking rows he i
where applied and rows where none quiei
was applied and T am satisfied 90 per Corp
cent, of the weevils are gone. ed t<
"When the weevils are killed and N<
fall on the ground they are mighty Gree
hard to find, being so small and about mar
the color of the soil. To put it mild- term
ly, I am very much pleased with the SOon
results. I used a" cheap quality of pag<
'blackstrap' molasses. I am telling hosp
all my friends of the experiments and
they are all trying it.
"The mail has just come in and
your letter was received and the re- Se
suits of the Bamberg firm with the way
mixture noted, which seems to be tiom
1 intr
very satisiactory inaeeu.
"I tried the same experiment by dair;
putting six weevils on a stalk of cot- Deps
ton on which the mixtuie was applied cam]
and putting a wire cage over same, the >
I found the next morning three dead stat<
on the paper, one live on the stalk cials
and the other two were not to be ue o
found. I am real enthusiastic over 17 s
the experiment."?The State. ing
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Tomatoes Bring Good Returns. pa]?
limii
When a city girl feels the need of sure
money?her own money, to pay for ^o]
the things girls imagine they must am01
have these days?she goes to work in cons
an office, a store, or a factory, accord- paj^
ing to her education and opportunity. are ,
In the country a girl, with much the men1
same longings for nice things and sjas
"good times," looks to the poultry a co
[yard, the milk house, or the garden j?ts
for her spending money. If her parents
are the right kind, if they are gy ^
intelligent enough to help her and en- men<
courage her in her work, she will ^
soon establish herself as a semi-in- SUCC(
dependent member of the family. If, ^ar
as often happens, the parents are not sum{
disposed to have such goings-on, and
there is no home demonstration agent,
no girls' club, no extension work of Sp
any kind in the community, the coun- Tobe
try girl goes to the city and the farm- ware
ing regions have lost one more poten
tial home and family.
Xo doubt exists in (he minds of
men and women of large experience
in the extension work carried on by
the "United States Department of Agriculture
in cooperation with state
agricultural colleges that the economical
appeal is the entering inlluence
needed in getting their clubs or bureaus
started in rural regions. Once
the young people have learned a way
to earn money the desire for the
things it will buy asserts itself, and
home betterments and improved living
conditions follow naturally.
Down in Arkansas a girls' canning
club started a contest to determine
which of the members could produce
the most tomatoes at the least expense,
and with the lowest percentage
of waste. Annet Sargo, on the Mount
Valley route, near Hot Springs, grew
3,140 pounds of tomaties on one-tenth
of an acre, at a cost of $31.40 and net
returns of $109. With the same expense
her sister, Fannie, grew 3,020 \
pounds and had a net return of $107.89.
Ada Rosamond grew 2,803
pounds costing $27.42, with a net return
of $76.66, and Ruby Waddell, at >
Bonnerville, had 3,070 pounds, costing
$29.91, with net returns of $68. ,
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Friends of Mr. W. R. Scott announce
him as their candidate for
mayor in the coming municipal election.
Panama and straw hats cleaned and
blocked. Work guaranteed. S. M.
Wingate at Kingstree Shaving Parlor.?Adv.
KINGSTREE
Lodge. Nu. 46
A. F.M.
Meets the second Thursday night
in each month. Visiting bretheren
cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson, W.
M.f J. D. Britton, Secretary.
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[ANCE AS RESULT
OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
ne Corps Avaitor Hurt at Greenille,
Marries His Nurse, Miss
Rosie Smith.
eenville, S. C., June 13.?When
oral Donald G. Pace, of the macorps
at Paris Island, chrashed
1 uj^gn Greenville a month ago
wrecked marine corps aeroplane,
lid not know that he was falling
a romance which would quickly
dnate in his wedding,
le corporal, who is a nephew of j
tor Miles Poindexter of the state
/ashinglon, was painfully but not]
usly injured in the wreck, and
lieutenant piloting the plane was
irt. Corporal Page was carried
^ie city hospital. While under
tment there, he met Miss Rosie
;h, a trained nurse. A couple of
cs later, on May 25. When the
oral was able to be up and about
ind Miss Smith were married
tly. Immediately afterwards the
orai leit uie nuspiwu anu iciuiua
Paris Island.
at until the corporal returned to
mville to visit his wife, was the
riage announced. Corporal Page's
i of enlistment in the marine corps
expires and until that time Mrs.
i plans to remain with the local
ital.
Conduct Milk Campaigns.
illing the milk habit to folks is the
some people refer to the educail
milk campaigns which are beheld
under the supervision of
y specialists of the United States
irtrnent of Agriculture. These
paigns are cooperative enterprises,
department specialists joining the
i extension forces and local ofFiand
leaders in showing the valf
milk as a health food. Thus far
tates have cooperated in conductcampaifrns
in 40 cities and more
100 rural communities.
(fore a milk-consumption cam n
le. VioM in q /wnimiiTiitv n nre
lary suiwey1 is conducted to make
that the milk supply is clean and
esome, that there is a sufficient
ant to take care of any increased
umption resulting from the camn,
and that the local authorities
billing to cooperate in the movet.
It is also made certain that
?dncli o ?for-f.sbuerFfifetaotaana
ndition of undernourishment examong
growing children or that
ren are consuming too little milk,
ollowing this plan, the depart;
specialists say, every milk cam1
thus far conducted has been
;ssful and has resulted in a more
temporary increase in the con?
itior. of milk.
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ringfield Dtisters for insects on
cco or Cotton. Kfngstree HardCompany.
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SECURITY OIL e.ithe
STANDARD I tion
OIL COMPANY
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want for any
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for the coal fir*
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II This Is to Advise My Patrons that:: ,
I Have Moved My
ii Electrical Shoe
ji Repairing Shop ||
;; from the Gourdio Building into the Nexsen Build- !!
;; ing on Main Street, Next Door to the Bank of ! I
;; Kingstree, where I will be pleased to serve you. \
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:: Kingstree, - - - - South Carolina. ;; j
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Kingstree, South Carolina
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kind of cooking is The New Perfection is sturdily built
istant. No waiting throughout, is equipped with brass
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New Perfection flame For best results use clean, pure Aladdin j
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