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ksjiviix the georget herald wed nwday evening july 26th 1939 encluh dtaay k page 7 qusnihot cuili i camera on the falrm i records can 1m kept with the camera ofta olaar plotura la worth many words and record ploturaa such aa thla are aaay to take imrras aa fans tanplementa that seems a novel idea and yet on any progressive turn a cam- era can render unique highly prac- ucal service i am iwtreferrbut to snapshots tor pleasure of course everybody knows there are innumerable map- shot opportunities on a farm beau tiful sunset shots across the tilled fields pleasant pasture scenes with stock grazing or drinking from a cool stream storytellers snaps such as a hen mothering her brood all aorta of chances at any season but theres another aspect to farm photography the extremely valua ble practical aspect of heaping farm records l clear detailed records play an important part in farm operations today and usually pictures can make these records even more clear and serviceable if your lower sixty acres makes a good crop this year a picture will prove il if hall dam ages the roof of your new barn a picture can show the exact nature and extent of the damage records of livestock growth new building construction crops and crop dis eases planting and harvesting oper ations new equipment all these and more can well be kept in pic ture form such records are especially useful because a good clear picture ta more informative and convincing than a written description pictures are easier and quicker too for example see how long it takes yon to write a description of your priie bull that ta as good as one clear picture which yoo could snap la short order ton dont have to be a skilled photographer to take good farm rec ord pictures and any wellmade moderatelypriced camera will do the job a focusing model is most convenient as with it both close- ups and general views can be taken easily an anasttgmat lens is pref erable but it need not be an ex tremely fast one the camera should take pictures of convenient else for viewing excellent booklets on farm pho tography are now available through various sources the best of these booklets not only give easilyunder stood instruction on photography but also provide detailed advice on how to keep picture records of cer tain types such aa livestock and crop growth they are extremely useful for the beginner at farm pho tography start now to keep picture records of your farm operations supple menting your written records theyre inexpensive easy to main tain and have real value both cur rent and future 5 john van guilder heroes both it happened one winter evening in tnei west end of boston a fire was ngmg on the third floor of a four- atozey brick tenement house upon dis covering it i sent in an alarm from the firebox directly across the street went into toe building discharged my vbvotver once on each floor to attract anon yelling as loudly as i could i ie in the building everybody out when about to run up to the third landing i was almost thrown to the floor by the impact of the body of a pouoc dog against my knees who was barking with all the power in ids im mense lungs get out of here boyl i yelled at mm as i attempted to push him down the stairs it was of no avau he just led and leaped up the stalzs in t of me and down to the end of e long ball where he stopped in front j a door f while making for him in the smoke- rcolllded with an ageatwo- i who was choking and screaming carried her to the entrance of the lg with the dog at my heels 1 barking sat her on the flrststep 1 hurried back to the same floor 1 the way back up the stairs the dog t in front of me still barking loud- wagging bis tail furiously and intermittently lets go old boy i yelled at him my fingers under his collar i the smoke was so dense it was lm- to see a hand in front of me j bis daws into the floor as he i me to a door and st on his 1 legs be began scratching vigor- tf at the same tune whining plte- lushing open the door which enter- a kitchen my eyes discovered leaning half out of an open z ran into the bathroom a large turkish towel in the placed it over his nose and jt around his bead again slipping lay fingers under the collar of the dog yelled at him all right pal itls 1st out of here as yon can imagine it was his to- that led us to the stairs down and into the street where his and i were rushed into a patrol taoh and taken to a relief station jfbere we were treated for exposure to oi the way x noticed bis master was in between coughing and wlp- my eyes with a handkerchief i the dog rfseyes were red and was a wet streak leading from one down to his mouth he sat faav haunches and rested his paws chest of his master who was out on the seat in a semi- what a pteturet i went to the hjs master gave him an the and told him i was going direct i leading sporting goods store to ha pet the very best harness and that money could obtain to say- to that wonderful x owe my life and to make it ilvshhm x never pass by any dog t ft a small do i f wfciehjane of my poc is how to keep butter fresh in the home no matter how good butter may be when purchased care should be taken to retain it sweet delicious flavour butter should be stored in a cool dry place away from and foods which have a distinct odour or flavour as it read ily absorbs foreign flavours it should be kept in a covered container or left in the parchment paper hi which it is purchased the best place to keep butter is in the refrigerator if one is not avail able the butter should be stored in as cool a place as possible butter melts quickly at high temperature and dur ing the hot weather in the absence of a refrigerator the suggestion is given to tie a cord securely around each print of wrapped butter to keep the wrapper in place then put the prints in a crock or other container and cov er with a plate weighted down with a stone or a brick the next step is to make a brine of- salt and water used in the prop of 2 cups salt to 1 gallon of boiling water cover the but ter with the cold brine and place the crock in a cool room add more brine if necessary from time to time- to keep the butter covered with the salt solution another suggestion for stor ing a few prints of butter for a short time is to wrap the papercovered prints in cloths wrung out of a salt and water solution and keep the but ter in a cool place butter may also be stored satisfactorily by packing it in a wellscalded crock or jar cover ing the butter with a clean white cloth wrung out of boiling water then spreading a v- layer of salt over the cloth attracts huge crowds each year to an american the derby means the famous horse race run every year m kentucky- bat even in the blue grass country the dar by means a greater event which has attracted thousands of racing fans to epsom downs england for a century and a half it would take a philologist to explain why the english pronounce it darby but its tremendous popularity needs no explanation for the english derby is much more than a mere sports event it is also a picnic a carni val and a county fair all rolled into one half a million holiday makers come together eafch spring not so much to see the fleet three-year- olds since hordes of darby fans never see the horses at all but to buy and sen and to enjoy the fun which gypsy fortunetellers side shows and refreshment stands pre vide most of england seems to turn out for the race including usually the king and queen hundreds of landed gentry and thousands of or dinary british families it is a festive day for the children as much as for their parents epsom downs is only 14 miles from the heart- of iondon and the great city is quiet and nearly deserted on a derby morning lawyers doctors bank ers and business men forget their work and their worries for a day and almost everyone even respec table curates and dignified old la dies places a small bet on one of the horses just for the sport of it when the race is over the winner is proudly led by its owner before the grandstand and sometimes this provides a rare thrill as in 1909 when the horse who won was owned by king edward himself english ivrotoritig terms differ from americas motoring up the thames to lon don the english driver who gets out and lifts his bonnet isnt doffing his cap but raising the hood of his car because british automobile termi nology differs from ours in a num ber of respects the american mo torist in the british isles might be confused in being hailed in court for crashing a bobbys arm which means running through a stop sign before going for a drive the eng lishman often will top up which is filling the battery with water when asked to rev up the driver steps on the gas his car runs on petrol of course instead of gaso line and he drives his saloon se dan flat out when going at top speed there ere no front and back fend ers on the englishmans car but wings and mudguards respec tively he keeps his baggage in a luggage boot instead of a crunk and looks through the windscreen rather than a windshield puerto riean ijadbergas col charles a lindbergh is indi rectly responsible for the creation of a new industry in puerto rico an industry which depends for its raw materials on the fruitproducing country of california it was in honor of colonel lindberghs visit to puerto rico after his historic trans- atlantic flight that local man ufacturers named the fruit ices sold in picturesque wagons found all over the island lindberghs lind berghs consist of shaved ice into which the dealer pours the appropri ate fruit nectar from a quart bottle fresh cerez yjpina strawberry cherry and pineapple is a cry heard all over puerto rico and a cry directly related to the nectar industry of california new red clover mat suit bees tongues for many years beekeepers have looked with sorrow at fields of red clover rih in nectar because owing to the shortness of hooey bees tongues and the long flower tubes or corollas of the clover the bees could not reach the source of supply at the same time producers of red clover seed have suffered as well for only the long- tonguedbumble bees in their search for nectar coum help in pollinating the seed bumble bees are not so nu merous as they used to be hence clov er seed has also been somewhat scarce in an effort to o both diffi culties the dominion experimental arm are trying out a roil clover grown ta what was formerly checho slovakia tins clover has short corol las and so far has stood canadian winters fairly well time win tell use value of the new variety several years of test and sel of course being necessary before it can be recommen ded generally other variety tests of red clover shows the superiority of the northern coun kinds from canada northen united states and notbern europe over those from other coun- buffalo meat popular the meat of the buffalo once the principal fare of pioneer plainsmen is a popular repast with many ca nadians who like extra flavor and novelty in their meals described as the noblest ruminant that ever trod the earth the buffalo was at one time nearly extinct but the es tablishment of herds in buffalo and elk island national parks saved them from this fate today it is necessary to reduce the herds at regular intervals to keep them with in the carrying capacity of the park pastures and from time to time periodic slaughters are carried out by contract under government su pervision jehoshaphat a ufe of obedience prediction came tree jacques cazotte french journal ist sat with many friends at dinner in a parisian mansion one cold win ters night in 1788 talk turned to politics and before it finished ca zotte predicted the french revolu tion and indicated the fate of each of bis fellows therein they ridi culed him then but every one of them died in the ingf he predict ed before and during the terror boxer have i done 1m any dam age- disgusted second tfo but keep on swtogtd your anas abeutl might gtve him a cold- lead a constituent of paints is one of the half dozen met als employed by preustoric people as a pamt medium it srasused hi england as song ago aa the begin ning of the seventeenth centuryif not previous to that the dutch used tt and uw venetians inanufacn hired white lead during the middle thsaradts also knew it and it psmiythion the ro- lsnan ulwsed avtbr various decora tive leasao laty 3a ims gqucn text seek ye first the kingdom of god and his righteous ness matthew 633 lesson passage a chronicles it 1fl b13 por flowers that bloom about our feet for tender grass so fresh and sweet par song of bird and hum of bee por all things fair we bear and see father in heaven we thank thee historys interest ix the writers of history to the past have filled their pages with the annals of war julius caesar recorded the details of his campaigns though they were many other facts which we now should prefer to know until recently canadian school chudrenwere likely to think that their own country was a rather warlike nation because so much space in the history books was devoted to wars actually canada has had an unusually peaceful history with the exception of three years in the nine teenth century and four years in the twentieth century canadas wars have in a sense been interruptions our real history has been in pioneei settlements construction of roads railways and canals the establishing of great institutions of law govern ment education co finance and religion industry and science are so much more constructive than mili tarism that canadian patriots pray that canada may find her destiny through progress in the arts of peace and culture seeking god 34 in hebrew history men were often classified according to whether ubey sought after images or the lord god what was thextifference it was not merely that one group sought visible objects of worship whbe the other group worshipped the unseen god nor was the difference solely be ad oration of a tribal or national gcd and the universal spirit moral con siderations entered into their search for god there was a great gulf fixed between the followers of moloch a god of war butchery and isaiah thril led by a vision of the holiness of god men and women are still seeking a fuller knowledge of god real know ledge comes through nature history science and art but the di of god that satisfies our deepest yearn ings is i know god as the father at our spirits and as the god and father of our lord jesus christ god spirit to be known through experience of truth beauty and goodness we worship a irving god the hero of the ages the great companion whom to know is life eternal uputted beata c jehoshapbat had riches and honour in abundance but the distinctive thing shout him was that but heart was lif ted up in the ways of the lord he made it his purpose to purify worship i from debasing practices he found the secret of ah exalted mood what is it that we really seek from rejlgiont we look for a sense of purpose and des tiny in dally life we desire deliver ance from fear and frustration from inner conflict and defeat we wish to have our human consciousness quick ened so that we may live abundantiy walking along the street we meet some faces clouded with fear futility and pain while other countenances are radiant with joy peace and power a man in the far eas- asked a mis sionary this searching question about american christians are they chris tians of the burning heart spiritual uteraey 9 we can hardly imagine the condi tions of jehoshaphats day when only a few people could read or write to teach them it was necessary to keep the book of the law throughout all the clues with teachers trained to helj the people to memorise selected pas sages yet after all the progress ol education taking the worlds popula tion as a whole nearly two thirds of the people now alive can neither read nor write and even in countrieswhere compulsory education is the rule reli gious education is far from thorough a minister took three boys on a days pleasure trip the three boys who are niembenruf their school band discus sed music and radio they then talked about cameras radios motorcars aeroplanes and submarines with a de tailed technical knowledge that was surprising at their age the minister had been interested chiefly in horses and bicycles it is to young people whose minds are dominated by mech anics that we have to teach the spiri tual realities of the christian religion more than ever before teachers re quire to be trained power politic lt12 the system of power politics is very old the prosperity of judah under jehoshaphat gave peace neighboring nations adopted policies of concilia tion and sought to make alliances and trade treaties in modern history power politics have become very dan gerous in europe alliances have chan ged rapidly nations that had been allies became hostile and enemy na tions became partners at present european nations are rearming on the theory that preparation for war win preserve peace time alaba wat reveal whether this theory la soufal or not but it is becoming inoreatfngtr- evident that rampant nationalism and the claims to unlimited sovereignty by rival nations will make peace unosr- t bfore and more power pomtaaa mean a sucoesslon of crises in whlob trade finance art science and raav gton all suffer the christian reugaon is seeking to create a world brother hood in christ the race must leant to transcend nationalism just as ne- uons have transcended tribadism one task of religion is to make mankind peaoemlnded oaeauem for imscesalmi should canada be more mflltarfs- tio 3 which is the more vital canadian interest religion or politics 3 how does faith produce exhllar- tion i should religion be taught in puhue give permanent 5 will armaments peaca of all musicaf instruments not one is more associated with military achievement and bloodstirring hero ism than the bagpipes we have cab to remember the thrilling story of toe scotswoman in besieged delhi who heard in the distance the skirl of the pipes above the din of the battle tea the pipes are mllltanuy masculine and yet some two dosens young lad les calling themselves the dagenham girl pipers from dagenham england will be at the canadian national ex hibition this year this unique organ ization not only plays traditional and popular airs but also scottish folk dances aching swollen feet brings i fast raliaf fraaa wlrass of moor anavin a two or tn emwald oh wall tubbed l minuta ttm pain and kkwmm dtaappaanl a faw mora appcfcaticm at n intm- vu and youll toon know aolld foot and b of all any ohwwft odor fa give your home newspaper your printing i you expect your home newspaper the news to give you you expect your newspaper to take the lead in advocating community betterment f you expect your newspaper to boost for good roads good schools and support community celebrations and associations you expect your newspaper to support community drives for charity els fl you expect your newspaper to help bring people to georgetown to interest them in this 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