Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 6

‘gives .the farms | lithtr and- dispose' of ompanies: rlve out” to farms i (lwifi\im-fiefvn it i}!‘fi!mfidn, provided they ca <. .was compelled: to ai?&’gm‘ld‘fi e Hauling’ - .thing at all. “'wertise. / program p tain- and, improvi ane!bh pablic - s¢hools. /ém of‘thei-asadcintion “is expressed in' the “Equal Educatjonal ‘Opportunity for Ev- ” county boatd ot education to select the:super- intendent .in plate of “by popular election, teaéher . helpers, advancing consolxdatlcn," f 3. hedlth education; 4. a;teacher service' (tén: ure)‘act; 5. a solvent tencher pension act; :6." éxtension” of library service.” ' Edficltmn is”the life of" demomey-—mnnsutn uhoo‘u ihould be equal to the nafion’a best. ““This” programy means equalmng -school nm)ottumty ‘of rural :zfl city children. b THE CHAPEL WAGON COMING Benndjl is‘on the list of-towns to be-visited thig', _summer . by . one .of the new Hamline “Chap Waguns” recently completed. ¢ s, &hd. load th¥ fimbier’.on, If the tunmg dnes ‘haul”gver good r 4tp the mills. along: Lgood highway, . he has .- \! mowmhy:team,w re naw he is leté " "Let them' come, ‘they ‘are’'worth“all theéy cost. §———3 ‘l'HE “SONS OF RES‘I‘" Busmeas is worth going alter if it is worth any- The one sure way to get it is to ad- : When the: word “advertise” is mentioned, the first thing thn pops into the mind of the merchant ‘" 8, newspapet ‘advertising. Certainly-this should be : a pnt of the program, but every effort put forth cn'behalf of the business man is advertising, good or’bad. but it:is advertising, nevertheless. and Son, who, pfibluflx the American ' paper nx\ual advise a ‘publisher who wilk not |, -help ,h)mselt -by adyertiging tfi quit pubhshmg and | ons of- Rest " i U TING THE OVERHEAD 2 ndmxmsmmbn is’ doing this, fe< ! 'glrdleas of the roar from the ‘‘hleec Nearly, two bllhon dollars | overfiead is, ent irum the cost of running’ the goy- | ant over that of ‘a year ago, with indications " further ‘¢uts the coming year. ‘1t takes ‘ailittle time to -properly organize gov- ernment forces so ‘that! the overhedd cost can be reduced and at the-same-time.improve its effi- ciency. - The' taxpayers'will appreciaté what is done : - -nlong this ‘line. p §f——f ' “Park Rnpids needs a:hospital; aays +Charley Ward | #With the hos- ' dn his Hubbard County Journal. pitals at Bemidji and Menugha closed to the pub- lic, is all theimore reason why" Park Rapids should miake a startfor an institution of this kind.” Cer- | tamiy, Park' Bapxds should have a hospltal That i lively little ¢ity to the south will ‘have one, tao— . snd’ maybe “before we get‘ started again here at Bemidji. §—11 CORSETS COMING BACK? Fashionable American _women, ‘who sacrificed Fheir comely contours on the altar of feminine i+ freedom, have, awakened to the sad, but honest fact b that ‘the ‘walstline: has incréased-dn cirdumference, These “‘ehapel wagons” are motor cats with long., ; ;9and rowe.want to et back .into corsets. .Statfstics ‘maroon ‘bodies, painted rwith' the -white! insignia of .. the cx\luders shleld and bearing the words, “Chris— - ti‘p.nity ‘In “Baries They have been fitted out through the co-opera- | tion of the*Methodist book concern, the Methodist e bbard Ot home ‘misslons anid the cuun:jl of ‘boards of benétgléntes of the ehiarch. fhev Blaine, Laitbert ‘of this city s in_chatge of s -district and ‘will - be assisted by’ Rev.John flkmn, a Hamline ‘university student. These men will ‘speak‘from the dteps of ‘the “chn))el car;"":show: nfihopmon views of rmqs(on “work ‘and ‘distribut: ' the Bible and churh’ literature. A ;special devic * i8! provided. 20 that a'scréen may. be ‘erected nqt- f ILE the wotld's ‘et - A ty rasphernres from-the ‘y_, a]l are’ ‘available; put up T flww ‘that the line’has,jumped from the. average 23 . "t0 27 or .28. ‘We. suggest they. use the old ones “and pull up~the strings-a“bit. <% '“When ‘a’man gets the g0 -?They Tearn; things aw- #ully" qtick « lt Théy re’just ‘getting the golf game" started thére*and "Ward 13 llready b “wmng” p“the wwes e UTSON AGAIN WHIP | Congréssman’ Hafold ‘Knutson is so snappy that : the meémbers'insist that ‘hekeep on being: ‘Whip of -~ the house. - It%s- up to you, Harold, to use-the lash ‘on the “Bocky” mules | quantity as Mother used to, - il ithe"form of - preserves, jam, con-: sérve; ‘and -canned raspbemw for i sauce and pies, - 7. By canning-at; fimmyow save um-thm{ to one-half. Avoid-paying highiprices for\, 1 factory-canned bérries. 'Your family will ‘. appreciate yolir home made preserves. ' Get WY s, cutting || ;;bl’e.‘~theyl hy his |, % rmine is but , Htf.la merg then & filling station,” says . produce mowng the slider on;the. ‘st owill i he lower end of'idin ‘tube*to function’ds a déleetor - Fig. 11 show how a q condenur an m—nm applied 1hé: grid, he made to: at arpont; on: the':charat: Fthe cwom sthebigh; resistance: of :abolit’ 609,000 to:2,000,000: chms: 4 f'olz,flie dej ‘inent” of* eemmcmr * perfected (& method .f ‘emplaying.* electric ;HEht ‘wires in place- uflals considerahle experiiétiti #ibedi’ done by..vafl- ous sithateurs;:soine ot whom have. had while ‘dtliers succeede enst ) 1have dffered the following; to-amateurs: wRiFst==Siicetintul Tesulta-hayébeen: obtainéd 6 far-obly with: dudion’ bulli f-wets. Oryml ‘et Fecetve the’ alznnls. ‘weak andindistidct. ' mBecondiNG wet” should' be used on this systeny without “ajr ‘or ‘oil ‘filled ced in-series with eithéE [ plxc?lt .or_the_gropnd *fll ‘the-!'dntenna. d—‘-&-‘m’n ot “hibdviers tha whould /e used tentlome&er down s6d uséd in mjunc!lon ‘with a-three: vactum ‘tube 80" that' ft"will ‘a8 a - detector’ ln a-radiore: | series with the grid”of the ‘tube lnd shunted by the grid leak resistance. The grld cbndefifier 1113 allow: alter- attiig eurtent to’flow-to the:grid bt 1l not allow any charge that’ miight ollect on the-grid to flow through it io ithe ;fitament, : - The. ‘only wa rge that’might-collect:on uld "flow to:‘the -filament -wou swould al- ‘pw: -the: ‘charge on’ moxmd to lek Jigh socket ‘be: brought d.lrectly lnto ith'sthe ;ground” connectfl@.' B It 1s clefried that John}Ht o, 2 Hamnuul, Iy, and- Dtv » 7 on principle} of producing cha acteristic. wigves to -which; only’ 4 - especially. uipped .- receiversi re. responsive. 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