The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 11, 1921, Image 6
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Chrystalized Citron, Water and Musk
Melon.
Gather citron when the little curl
irst turns brown, gather cantalope
when they first net all over, white
itate. Cut in quarters or eights, cut
iff peeling scrape out seed and pulp,
joak in lime water over night (1 cup
f lime to 1 gallon of water) . Rins?
and cook in clear water until they can
ae pierced with fork. Drain on platter
or wire rack until they look frosty,
veigh. use equal parts of sugar and
nnd. Divide sugar in half, make two
syrups, in one vessel put one cup to
three cups sugar until all of the sugar
:s used, stir until sugar is dissolved.
When syrup first comes to a violent
boil, add citron and boil violently for
twenty minutes then pvu it into second
syrup which should be boiling violently,
cook until transparent, take
3ut put on platter and dry in the sun.
This will take up all the syrup. When
dry, pack in coffee cans lined with
paraffin papei. u-e for fruit cake or
pther confections.
Grape Mince Meat.
One quart grapes, 1 orange or two
demons, o- ' pint sugar, one p.nt chip
?ed apple- ci pears, one teuspoonful
powdered cinnamon, one teaspoonfu!
grated nutmeg.
Separati pulp and hulls, cover hulls
vu'th wat< rnd boil until tender. Boil
pulp in ti eir own juice until tender
ami strain through potato ricer to remove
seed. Grate yellow from orange
or lemon and cut in small pieces removing
seed mix .'.11 with liquid from
boiled hulls, iook until a thick consistency.
Seal in sterilized jars, process
ten minutes. Add meat when you op n
in the winter to make pies.
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Because he believes married men
make better citizens, Rev. John W.
Inzer, national chaplain of the American
Legion, has announced that he will
perform without cost marriage ceremonies
for members of the Legion attending
the national convention of the
organization at Kansas City this fall.
The convention committee believes the
chaplain's inducement will result in
5t> many marriages during convention
that it has appointed a special
rewlyweds committee to look after the
comforts of bridal parties.
'"The American Legion is one of the
bulwarks of the world," said Marshal
Ferdinand Fcch in a recent interview
rith an American newspaper correspondent.
Referri* g to the Paris ]>ost
a; the Legion, the marshal said it was
"the American heait of France."
Citizens of Seattle were amazed recently
at the sight of Lemuel Holies,
national adjutant of the American Legion;
Hugh M. Caldwell, mayor of Seattle;
Prig. General Maurice Thompson,
and other prominent members of
die American Legion in chains and
rearing the army fatigue uniforms
with the familiar "P. G." < prisoner
of war) on their hacks, being led
through the streets. It was only a
part of the initiation of the "40 and
V society, the piny organization of
the Legion.
"The greater portion of solid, rightthinking.
right-living young Ameri
rans got i:ito service during the war,
onl/ the dreg.- were left in civil life,"
declared Chief of Police Pendegrast. of
IjO> Angeles, Cal.. to officials of the
American Legion. The police chief
said that he had never yet found a
criminal who could show a good service
record.
Formal demand has heen made to
Mayor Thompson of Chicago ??y Theodore
Roo-ewlt Po.-t of the American
i>-gion for an investigation of the cop.icct
of city ofTic'ais who served on a
-: < option cooimi'tec to weu me Jack
Johnson. the negro pugilist. hack t .
( hicago for:., the ! oderal p *r.It? t'.w.y
v.: Fort Leavenwoith.
At e\p c - - t- d '
n th ' r i:;'< ovi : -
I .- us, wa- realized by M.s. John .Johan>on,
Sr., i f Davenport, la., who
died a few minutes before the train
bearing her son's body reached Davenport.
Mrs. Johansen had been ill
lever since the shock caused by the
news of her son's death. It was
a strange fate that brought about the
double funeral. The American Legion
was in charge of the burial.
Roy Albert of St. Louis, Mo., said
to have been the smallest man who
served with Anier can anriy overseas,
was killed by a train at Caspar, Wyo.
He weighed 93 pounds. The American
Legion took charge of the body
and arranged funeral plans.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
The office of the Supervisor of
Registration will be open on the 1st
Monday in each month for the purpose
of registering any person who
is qualified as follows:
Vtofa Konn o
V> I1U duail no? c wvvu M .?v ?
of the State for two years, and of
the county one year, and of the
poll.' ; precinct in which the elector
offers to vote four months before
the day of elction, and shall have
paid, six months before, any poll
tax then due and payable, and who
can both read and write any section
to him by the Supervisors of Registration.
or who can show that he
owns, and has paid all taxes collectible
on during the present year, prop- |
erty in this State assessed at three;
hundred dollars or ^re.
R E. CI ' RKSON, n
Clerk of Board. ! n
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Friends of Mr. W. R. Scott anounce
him as their candidate for
layor in the coming municipal elecon.
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THERE is a point be
efficiency of a mot
cannot be guaranteed
turer. Thousand dollai
known to render Ion
satisfactory service tin
were valued at two 01
much.
Mechanically your 6
feet when it came to
factory. The best of i
inensurate with the pi
were used in its constri
was as nearly ready for
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How do you select
From this point the
for efficient operation
lies largely with vou ('
an<l purchase fuel a
and with the refiners.
STAND ARI
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Arrival and Departure of Trains
Southbound: Xo. 83, 10:58 a. m.
\'o. 78, 11:21 a. m.. Xo. 47. 6:17 p. m., j
S'o. 89. 9:22 p. m. L
Xorthbound.?Xo. 80. 7:16. Xo. 40, ;
11:45, Xo. 78. 5:58
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"THE MONEY YOU DO
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You don't like repair
you have a job of new
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Insist on "Tide Water"
Cypress?you can identify
it by this mark.
"Cyprc
The true "Wood Ete
GET IT. Identify firs
insisting if necessary?
Write us for list of FREE I
and no substitutes" from yi
SOUTHERN CYP)
251 GRrl
YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL SI
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kill
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Great Exp
yond which I he Your
or car or truck good gas
bv its manufac- to it, am
r cars have been to see th
iger and more up to sta
in others which can get
three times as pleasure
by the ?
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you from the efforts o
materials, com- ment De
ice of the car, .
action. The car roll
efficient service Our d
joulcl make it. seeking i
Motor Fuel ?
; responsibility iness an
i of vour motor property
who must select which h
ml lubricantsj facts. v o
their gtj"
) OIL COM
rrs of the best i>'<i
The Record carries the
ing papers ever carried in
and select your stationery.
See The County Reco
cards and invitations.
N'T HAVE TO SPEND ON REPA V
Repair Bills?Lasts Practic
bills, do you? Neither does any
r building or sure-enough "must-b<
oh of it bv using
CYPRESS
"THE WOOD ETERNAL"
;ss Lasts Practically Forei
:rnal" is your "one best bet." 1
>t-class lumber by the above trade
-for your complete quality-assura
'LANS for farm buildings?but in the meantime i
our local lumber dealer?no matter for what purp
RESS MANUFACTURERS'
LHAM BUILDING, JACKSONVILLE, FL.
JPPLY YOU. ir HE HAS PPT ENOUGH CYPRESS
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any (New Jersey)
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ntal Department
task is to find a consistently
oline, adjust your carburetor
1 use no other. Our work is
at this gasoline is constantly
udard ; to make sure that you
it wherever your business or
takes vou in the field served
Standard Oil Co. (IV. J.); to
it when possible through the
f specialists in our Developpartment.
oiv Expert Guidance
evelopment men are at work
still further to improve our
. These experts have devoted
s to study of the refining busd
the relation between the
i\s of the oils and the service
ev render. They deal only in
)' -a?rt go wrong in following
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dance.
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fsoline obtainable
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one else, so, when
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Cypress?you can identify
it by this mark.
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SEE THAT YOU
mark. (Do a little
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insist on "CYPRESS
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