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Ufeg. Anna Hocltor, wldew of t l » la te M»mtj Hooker, d ied a t h e r horn* w i l l feer • • * , F a y e t t e Booker , March 10th, *fler a i h e r t illness of pneumonia. She vm SO years eld.

Mr . a a4 Um. E*rJ Fullerleeft Wednet-i t y fer If e K e e r e r for the ep rag log

M n . F . L. Richards en te r ta ined the a e w f c t n of fcht d o - E d basketbal l team

fc»ir ewach a t dinner Thursday even*

l » I a Eiekerhag was ext ibi t ing some fcjrtl^gr^wii jiaHiWo^Sj caugh t m

Bm Qhob Pond. Qui te unusual for th i s f i t s e f f ea r ,

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W. • • ©aly has beea appoi» ted Bis t i i e t • • • j m t y by the m a s t e r , ef eke S t a t e

Atteation Readers Reade r s -are iovitejS" t o senS l e t t e r s $0

titis papery voicing personal ©pinions or criticistos of in t e re s t to - the p u b l i c for frt&Kcfttion. All le t ters rattsfe be m ge^d tartar *s<l devoid of unpleasant peiaon-alitJes.

O t t r desire is t o provide a forum for (fb» local public and prornoie $»^exchange #f thought on public opfetios.

i s 6he; f i r s t d a y of Spring.

o i a l receipts fof t h e Ameriean Red re in the Bfushton area , as

rfp;^rtisd Tuesday of this week amounted t d % m 2 7 . T h e qTSoU was $355.

.- © a lifondayjgf last week, Grdv er Frew $tat&the tnisfertune of bre^fteffig one of j*i&hi£ toes. He expects to be up and

faijoicit In a' few cUy .

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mills, Bom­bay* have purchased the home of Mr. iwirMr*. Neil Frazier ©n Depot St . and s?iJl t ake up their residence here.

Mr- and Mrs. Lawrence Riley recently i e e e k e d word frois their sony Ward, mh& has been s ta t ione# in ©ermany since Bib*ember, that he has beenpro-

| m 0 t e d to; the r ank of corporal.

• y sp#»tal reques t the Brush ton A a a t e a n will r e p e a t " T h e Dea«©*'* j r t ^ M r r e o e e Ope ra JHouse , Mofea* for fci Waef i t of St .Phi lomena 's Aeademy

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.. TA«re will be an a n t i q u e o r gre te tque W e i a l a i the M.B. chureh p a r l q r i uex t ^ a w * * eve ; e r e r y thSa^ i»= the: old s ty le n % t p e « t e d « & d^ess,. \ isMe' :-a^^ :i&^per> price I f • •»** , "•

A •feapter of the Order of fehe Eas te rn t | a « W M organized a t SrushtdM F e b . M, wi th 18 char te r members, Mrs . E . L. X t i t l t , W o r t h y Mat ron , and George W. Staff*, Wor thy P a t r o n . T h e name of ft* eria&isation will be Chalybeate Chapter , O . E . S . , and meetings will b e hwM.CM f i r s t and th i rd Wednesdays of •fctik » iea th .

Notice of Election

# # 9 I # 9 is hereby, given that t h e an-Staal elsetion will be held In the Village «i • l u s h t o a a t the Brushton F i r e S o u s e « a t t s 35tk d a y of March , 1SI1, bstween like kemrs ef e n * o fclock in I k * after-l i n i B d five o'alock in the a f t s n o o a ;

t h a t a t such elect ion t h e following

Barbara E tman , daughter ef 4fepr.Fr»nk E tman , was one of four St. JejggphPs Academy s tudents to make a v^Sartisnaitour @f Merey Hospital, Wat-erfown, recently.

/Lester. Leav i t t , Agricultural in strue t-^oafifctBSS, went to I thaca Sunday to attend-Farm and S o m e Week at Gorneli "Ppjiversify. Students, who accompanied h i m were: Richard Geneway, Gordon •Todd and Norman Holmes, Juniors ; Roger Sfeurgen and Lawrence Russell, Settlors.

Miss Jean Brush; daughter of Mr. and Mrfc E d w a r d Brush, was named to the J e a n ' s l ist fojt>the first semester a t the

iSMtei TJniversity Teaehers; College at *Bo|sdam where she Is aspphomorei maj-iJtring. in e lementary education. She ss a member of Internat ional Eelationa

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Regularly scbedukd Adirondack " r il ways buses between MaJone and Mass-ena are passing through here on Route 11. T h e weight of the buses is in excess of the posted limits on Route 3 / , ©ver which they normally run and is in accord­ance with the annual policy of the High­way ©epartment to prevent spring break-ups.

mm $&iW Meet* One Out ef Two, Says M.D.

- C a l * i t ' " t h a f ^ i r e d f ee l i ng , " if y o u wish , b u t doctors halve a lo t o f compl i ca t ed n a m e s — c h r o n i c n e r t -ours exhaustion,, pychoneuros i s , b e ­n ign n e r v o u s n e s s , funct ional dis­o r d e r s , -anxiety s t a t e , n e u r a s t h e n i a const i tu t ional i nadequacy a n d oth-

ft i s a m a j ^ r A m e r i c a n d i s ea se wh ieh a i fec t s p e r h a p s one out of e v e r y two p e r s o n s seen by doctors ,

tg to.a StamfQid un ivers i ty

•Clears a re to be elected, f«r the t e r m s ja>t e fpes i t e thereto , respectively:

Oficers ? e r a n • a « t rus tee - t w e years #jae t r u e t e e - two yea r s

Wm*U Mareh 17,1952.

A. P . Armstrong Glerk

Dittf for Kiwanis Minstrels Announced

" I t i* generaHy be l ieved t h a t one th i rd to two tndrds of: aH p a t i e n t s who seefe^nsedicai h e l p havfe a s t h e m o s t s ignif icant c a u s e of ill hea l th a n . emot iona l o r neuro t ic d is turb­a n c e , " B r . Bwigh t L . Wilbur of Stanford univers i ty school of medi ­cine, San F r a n c i s c o , wr i t e s .

" T h i s d i s tu rbance m a y mani fes t itself i n a l a r g e va r i e ty of w a y s , bu t ne rvousness a n d fat igue a r e a m o n g £he c o m m o n e s t s y m p t o m s ^ "

Othe r s y m p l e m s a r e in-somnia, i r r i tabi l i ty , inabi l i ty to re l ax , fa­tigue in t h e raorniag, m e n t a l con­flicts, difficulty i n m a k i n g deci­s ions, a n d aft so r t s of aches and pa ins , p a T t i e u f e l y d i so rders of the h e a r t a n d diges t ive ' sys teni j h e says .

The usi ial Gsoasef: M e l i d e an emo­t ional piFoblelo! o r s@me: s i tuat ion in. t he 'vletpn's. . l ife, overwork wi th inadequat© res t , aftdi re laxat ion , and1 imadeqmate recovery emotion­al ly f rom a n infeetion, according to vDr. Wii&Er.

' "There i s not jus t a single level, but a wife,- r a n g e to the l imi ts in s t r u c t u r e and1 function of the nor­m a l p e r s o n s ^ he^ffi^plains. "Acu te

. fat igue O F ne rveyfness can be in­duced ihiv^SKiy n o r m a l person by lack o | s leep SHd sufficient t h r e a t to secur^y^ . ,rfcojrery genera l ly is

, r a f i d wi th jsleep or r e m o v a l of the i threat. . When these s y m p t o m s a r e ehronia t h e per iod of recovery will be longer , even after the cause . is removed.T*

Heart Disease Kills Mora Than Is Shawn fry Records

H e a r t d i s ea se , long recognized a s the No. 1 ki l ler , a ccoun t s for even m o r e d e a t h s t h a n previously at­t r ibu ted to it.

Th ~ *•"• °^own 7 " ' f 1 n T'-•l^(-"•,' ?r ' ' - g

I ' f ' - ' n c oi Lilc L-z.-~.~cc on 1 .T/3 d e a t h r a t e s a m o n g life i n s u r a n c e po l icyholders , : for t h e first t i m e on t h e new- r epor t ing sys tem for c a u s e of d e a t h .

U n d e r t h e n e w sys t em, t h e d e a t h r a t e a m o n g pol icyholders f rom the combined- c a r d i o v a s c u l a r - r e n a l d is ­ea ses , commonly t e r m e d , hea r t , dis­e a s e s , w a s down las t yea r from 1949. This r a t e , however , w a s m a ­te r i a l ly h i g h e r . t h a n the r a t e t h a t would h a v e been p ro jec ted unde r the old repor t ing sys t em. In fa-ct, the i nc rea se i n t h e h e a r t d i sease to­t a l due to rev is ing t h e bas i s w a s found to b e n e a r l y t he equiva lent Of all dea ths f rom automobi le acc i ­den t s . . ^

Dur ing 1950, t h e new In te rna t ion­a l L is t of Causes of. D e a t h w a s ap­plied t e life i n s u r a n c e mor ta l i ty s ta t i s t ics and th is resu l ted in changes in classif icat ion of m a n y dea th s , especial ly w h e r e two or m o r e cause s w e r e involved! T h e doctor ' s j u d g m e n t in- diagnosis be­c a m e m o r e i m p o r t a n t in t h e final classif icat ion t h a n t he previous ru l e s bad pe rmi t t ed .

R e g a l R e t r e a t

A t Marly- le-Koi , n o w * P a r i s s u b u r b b y %he cpikscrewk&g Bivear Seine , F r e n c h fcnigs, s a r f e i l t d w i t h p a l a c e p o m p , found, e s c a p e a t t h e h u g e h u n t i n g c h a t e a u bu i l t by Lou i s X I V i n t h e loWif. To-£ee4 «h» f aun-t a ined g a r d e a s of V e r s a c e * , a n e l a b o r a t e " w a t e r m a c h i n e " vam built a t M a r l y , Hfimg' w a t e r f rom t h e S e m e to a n a q u a d u c t w M c h s t i l l leapfrogs t h e fores t , -The p i i jnpu i j s ta t ion, mode rn i zed * c e n t u r y ago , is sti l l in opera t ion . I

Maple s y r u p ope ra t ions 3 i p * e ^ e e a cons idered a profi table. ^aglScultiEEal " s ide - l i ne" for y&sm 'fit itfse l*ine T r e e S ta t e a n d often?, jhavte been* credited' wi th he lp ing i k a n y g e n e r a ­t ions of Maine fami l i es i n - b a l a n c ­ing the budget .

Man- i lb t i r b o s s e s

T i m e lost by vm&&m fr$aa& al l | -acc ident c a u s e s i n r l & l i t o t a l e d 410:,-f 000,080 m a n - d a y s , t&*':. .iiq@Qawl

Safety Council, esthmatesi. T h a t i s e q u i v a l e n t ^ to . t h e shut-down o i p lan t s with 1,350,000 w o r k e r s for a n ent i re y e a r .

Big Business The J a p a n Cen t ra l Pos t E x c h a n g e ,

opera ted by the Uni ted S ta tes A r m y j daily and which supplies s e rv i cemen with tobacco, soap , razor b lades , and m a n y other necess i t ies , now h a s 36 b r a n c h e x c h a n g e out lets in. Korea . In a recen t month , sa les in these Korea outlets amounted to $1,130,-000.00. A total of 625 long tons: of m e r c h a n d i s e is being shipped to Korea each two weeks to m e e t the d e m a n d .

Wateh F o o d Sources But te r , milk , eggs, ; .and cfcfeese

should be of high; qualf ip ts>; gjtve the bes t f lavor &n& fbodr vak t e , §0 buy t h e m from sources, w h e r e t h e y i r e kep t u n d e r r e f r ige ra t ion a n d

fresh suppl ies a r e m a d e ava i lab le

Brushton Home Bureau

T h e Brush ton- Home Bureau will meet Monday, M a r eh 24, a t the school. T h e lesson on bound buttoa-heles will be given by Mrs -Edga r Greene. Members will need a s t r ip of cotton cloth $5 by 5 inches , and another s t r ip 15 by 3 inchss, preferably in a contrasting ecl©r; also, regular sewing equipment. Refresh­ments will be served as usual.

Food for Ocean F i s h F o r both big a n d lit t le fish in the

oceans t he s t a p l e food is w h a t is cal led " p l a n k t o n . " This includes a g r e a t va r i e ty of p lan t s and ani­m a l s with, l i t t le or no powers of m o v e m e n t of thei r own, which a r e c a r r i e d about by t ides and cur­r e n t s . T h e n a m e comes f rom a Greek w o r d m e a n i n g " w a n d e r i n g . " In con t ras t , a n i m a l s such a s whales and fish, which a r e able to s w i m , and thus m o r e or less in­dependent of t ides and cu r r en t s , a r e ca l led " n e k t o n . " This is de­r ived f rom ano the r Greek word, m e a n i n g " s w i m m i n g . "

Wine-Making a

In wine-making, t a r t a r i c acid oc-, curs a s a res idue set t l ing out in the aging of wines, which is known in the indus t ry a s "ar-gols or wine m u d s . "

Head-ead Traffic Mail , express , baggjage, newspa­

pers, and milk, usual ly t r anspor ted in c a r s nea re s t the locomotive, a r e known to ra i l road m e n a s "head­e n d " traffic.

%*U* fer the Brushton-Melra K i w e m s j S l a s i r e l s kave been a n n e u n c e i as fol j lews: B iash ten on April 22, Bteira on Apfil M , Sfc.Regi& Falls on April 24 and B e * * * ? on April 2 £

• • • e g * G u y Marris , Mus ic Ins t ruc to r a t fciBrusbten-MoiraPttblio Schools, is i i r e e t e r . ftfra. Edward Bonahue , Brash­er Pal ls , a*i bees engaged as accompan­ied

S e u a i W a v e s in Liquid Vfeat h a p p e n s when high-pow-

aound w a v e s a r e t u r n e d on a re of m a t e r i a l s in a l iquid?

, , »ty, acco rd ing to Alfred Weiss-figiF of t h e n a v a l r e s e a r c h l abora -^ •ey . ^ e v ib ra t ions of t h e sound ' p»¥*a p i s h indiv idual mo lecu l e s of-

1% l iquid b a c k and forth a mill ion tee a aecond with a force 250,000

t h a t of g rav i ty . If t h e r e is a 0m d teeelved in t h e liquid, tiny CN&foles of t h e g a s fo rm and then **&a*«e with a violent h a m m e r i n g M ^ W L , g e n e r a t i n g p r e s s u r e s of ibawtanda of pounds p e r s q u a r e

and t e m p e r a t u r e s of a few d e g r e e s .

BHS Loses Championship

Brushton High School was defeated by Sfc.Lawrenc'e Oentral Saturday nightf, 52-49, in the championship game of the Franklin-St. Lawrence b o u n t y basket-J bal l t o u r n a m e n t which was played in F A gym in M alone.

St .Regis Falls downed Bombaj School, 44-^7, in the consolation t f i | -

Lead Bronze Strengt t iener Nickel.is: conta ined in var ious lead

bronzea where - i t impr-oves: s t r eng th a n d ehfoSfeages m o r e , favorable dis­t r ibut ion of t h e lead const i tuent .

P a p e r P l a n t s To? - p r h t a pjfe;.ol logsj into tomor­

row's, newspapelES,:" nig-ged mach in­e ry '<• i s =used^aisoj:-aeid^' 'tmd? other ' co.r^©slv^;::Chemlcalsv- .•,..,-•'

_Going Up • Class I ra i l roads , accord ing to

es t ima te s , by t h e I n t e r s t a t e Com­m e r c e Commiss ion , will m a k e cap­i ta l expend i tu res of ner ly $550,-000,000 in the first six m o n t h s of 1951. for locomotives , new freight c a r s and other t r anspo r t a t i on equip­men t , an inc rease of 51.5 p e r .cent above those-nnade in the first half of 1950.

Strengths I m p o r t a n t High p a t e n c y in an a n t i m a l a r i a l

drug is ve ry i m p o r t a n t in i ts use. A d rug l ike the chlorophenyl di-aminopyr imid ine need be taken in very sma l l a m o u n t . The amoun t neces sa ry is so smal l t ha t un­pleasan t side effects and toxic re­act ions a r e avoided, and the cost of t r e a t m e n t is ve ry low.

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St Peter's Episcopal Church

Rev. John &. Cotton

Holy Eucharist Sunday 9:15 a.m. Church School 10 J 5 a.m.

Park Methodist Chursh IVloka

Sunday School 10 a. m. M orning Worship 11 M Y P 6 p . m . Mid-week Service: Wednesday 8 p m.

Brushton Methodist Cfeurch

M®rning Worabip. 9:45

Church School 10:45

Oyster B o a s t Oys te r roas t s a r e t rad i t iona l along

the in land w a t e r w a y in Nor th Caro- j l ina. Bivalves a r e placed on an iron gra t ing over a fire and a r e ready hx minu te s . During the -war, soldiers from, all over the country indulged in th i s fine eat ing when they were- s ta t ioned along the Caro­lina coast..

Brushton Christian Church

Morning Worship 9:45 Sunday School 1©:45. Pr/ssyer Cottage Meetings each Wednes­

day at 7:30 p . m.

Pilgrim Holiness Church

Rev. O. W. Lawrence, Pas tor

Bed Squa re Red ' Squa re in Moscow w a s built

over 300 y e a r s ago.. I t h a s nothing-to do with the p resen t Red reg ime . In the old Russ ian l anguage the word "red"'* m e a n s ; someth ing very fine or except ional ly good; hence the n a m e Red S q u a r e ,

P o t a t o Crop The 1950: pota to crop was esti­

m a t e d a t 420 mill ion bushels ,- 18 naillion bushels l a r g e r t han las t y e a r when t h e gove rnmen t bought nea r ly 77 million bushels for pr ice suppor t .

Sabbafeh School 10:00. Morning Worship 10:45.. Evening Class Meeting: 7:30, followed

>y a Preaching Service a t 8;<00i Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday

'veoing 7:45. YosiQf People's Service Friday, night

*t7'-:30.

'Christian Science Services

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March 23. 1952 Subject: MATTER Golden Tex t : Colossians 3:2. ' S e t your affectioD on things, above,, no t ©a things ®n fche ea r th .

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