The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1951, Page 2

ai ‘ cedure. ‘They use a gum from. t ark. both for tanning and: ally for t.roat trouble. The is hard, polishes weil, lued for cabinet work. 4 Iso made from the oholic drink is made apes, as well as. j Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday, Nevembe 2% ege 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BU Key West CH if tye Grow sgt ae The Kiny Hest Citizen os ec ontniiaaiiaii | Hora Oi Key West Ey MYRTLE NORMAN COSGROVE ?ublished daily (except Sunday) by L. Pz FE owner and pub isher, from The Citizen Building. corner of Greene and Ann Streets ~Unly Dailv Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County FRUIT TREES then, igloos of the E mos are not . Valiable. # ' .. P. ARTMAN ee Nature is a garden, creating in| yet equipped with ovens able ton as a — —_—-— esas — = S iceovntsink Weawadiese- ean \ recipe for a lime dessert re ae NORMAN D. ARTMAN Business Manager jee eee eunere) spseny eared in a popular peri Mexico, early Christians s of herbs, flowers, getables. “given to each his jous partiality has to have used the leaves. paper. When leaves seratches made with a rument show yhite on the itely, it was not de vised by a Key > di- | ¢ advised limes and 3 “Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 Member of The Assuciated Press—’he Associated Press is exciusively t. Despite the Wonder | he ace nutied to use for reproductiun ot all news dispatches credited to‘ the island little north G Rig ” ; wise creditea in this paper, and also the local new: > 23°, Nature has bestoy é 4 ry of the Gutenberg upon her the wealth of a trop. 7 € < to be the first 3i and tre earliest extant cco. produced with movable type. ! k >, is a treasure of the = Florida Press Asso — und Associated Dailies of Floride The lime tree probably tops the \list us her most valuable gift as of sow rfectly has its offering of fruit is lavish and a ee r sae ie ses any to our soil and climate, that ington Library and: = Wee P Nepiite 2 : th P San M 7 mi rida | is said to be the € San Marino, Calif, he ib upen forum and invites discussion of public issue: The piquant juice of the lime is : ee aid to Tie ths us £ Hit. ind s'bjects of locai neral interest, but it will not publis! the basis of many refreshing drinks ““ Ps fe : and desserts. Fish, pork chops and ‘The Spanish lime ‘ : chicken, (to be broiled) when mari. bijuga (no relative to : STRAND Ait is as well-liked by ec nditioned | nated in lime juice for an hour or | li! these fonds a delicious | dren of the Island as it is others. This, beca two, iV and indescribable flavor. L juice bottled under the Thursday - Friday - Saturday ‘ A PlACE IN name of “Old Sour,” is a requisite h limes seg aes The lime tree is favorite. of brown stains, seemingly indelible. upon a tr¢ as the and boys. The former produce However, the stains disappear |Sea Stape. | ‘ ont honey ; soms: ‘ When the fruiting season is over. n Key West, this tree | nt honey from its blossoms; Comtage RHUBARB tter finds in the limes the | This poses two questions. One: | both in. gardens anc oa ee antiscorbutic vitamin c, a neces. how do the stains know when to; The fruit is som ny ie ™ sity for good health, fade? Two: Is there telepathy be- , Making jelly, bu In this, one is reminded of the tween tree and it? There is food ing, it may be classe MONROE .2% by-gone da here. It reminds us | ornamental COOLE “lime juicers, speare wrote re | “CtNGE CoMne ss be maine a Thursday - Friday - Saturday so called, because they carried things in Heaven and LET’S DANCE ~ lime juice aboard to prevent scur. ry among the crew wicd VEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED wee 5 BY Tscé CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apartments. 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 4. 2 Airports—Land and Sea Consolidation cf County and City Governments. Community Anditeruln. dreapt of in your) STRONG ARM BRAND COF Last, but most popular use of Philosophy Trium oh ww) PED ASTAIRE AND BEPPE OES the lime, is lime pie. This delect- The fruit of the Spanish lime is Coft o Ata snd THANKFUL KEY WESTERS jable dessert needs no introduction Smooth-skinned, green, and oval oles eee cts |to either native of visitor, it’s in shape. It contains a large seed - Coming: LIVES OF A Economically, Key Westeis have more .o be vhank |*sme has snread throughout North Sutrounded by a jui ape-flav- ROYAL LANCER - - aie Sian icanicl i sible ex. ored pulp. What a wonderful t Gary Couper, asd Feaaeheniae { : orrow than during any other Thanksgiving America, (with the possible ex- ored pulp. Wh: X " for tomorrow than e any & ception of the arctic Circle), But this would be if the size of its seed ALL GROCERS mee nee the city was founded a century and a quarter ago. today is not the wildcat buy- te that culminated in the crash Key West’s prosperity ing and selling of real ¢ the boom in August, 1925. During that fevered splurge,) pluin ain FC x . NOV. 22 Ity in Key West and on other Florida Keys was sold Alfred S. Lo 5. Lowe of 915 North Beac for four or five times as much as the sound values today, Key W . ‘ i the Binder Boys ran wild all over Florida, with a few ex- ; ae Le ; some u ehool aAaahe ceptions, and readily plunked down deposits of five per- yy; er Miss cent as a binder, regardless of the prices asked. Mary The Citizen can cite many cases of how prices boom- - ed in Key West, but will mention only one instance. Early 1 H 9 in 1924, before the boom had struek Key West, the late ot ay Abraham Wolkowsky, who owned the southeast corner Anniver of Duval and Greene streets, tried to sell it for $10,000 but 4 ' could not find a buyer. During the boom he refused an of- fer of $125,000. ~~They were the days when the Binder Boys used to say, “The sky’s the limit.”” Among them and realty oper- ators generally was anotker frequent saying, “I won’t be cnuught holding the bag.”’ But, so far as The Citizen knows, ion, borr Mav 14. 1916. O.. McGeehan, © journalist writer, co. Died Nov Sartes novelist- uncil Bluffs, 1940, iator, born Killed 1H every Key Wester who dabbled in real estate in those hip fae { i days was “éaught holding the bag.” However, the “bafe* [ped was small here compared to what it was in Miafmi and other cities in Florida. But conditions are different now in Key West. The 4 Citizen knows of several recent investments in Key West realty that are paying from 10 to 15 percent, net. An own- | er of many rented places, chiefly business houses, says his returns, net, average one percent a month. Hence, one thing for which we should be thankful is that we have not experienced any wildeatting, in the sale of realty, despite the booming business conditions. Sec- ondly, we should be thankful that unemployment in Key | West is almost non-existent. Month after month, unem- ployment benefits, published at regular intervals in The WEEKLY Citizen, have been nominal, often less than $100. 3 Those are the materiv! things for which we should be thankful, but of far greater importance is health. With- nd given a “worth nin few of back pay @ New Motor @ New Speed Control out it, good business is of little consequence. Our most bountiful thankfulness should be for health and spiritual sontentment. @ New Sew Light @ New Luggage Type Portable Case National Dog V Week should be éelebrated during: dog days whenever they happen to occur. 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