The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 8

ini SEPTEMBER 6, 1934 OvjUa.1 A A XxMtJis 1 About Town ami wn rvmrm Velsv en Interest, and where the greatest possible number of additional cotes might be induced. Democrats Might Omit Meeting Albany News Letter Apple Crop in State Protected By Systematic Insect Control Speedy and Timely Spraying of Trees Vital Factor 4 Aided by Various Government Agencies Readers Utilizing Leisure Hours Increase Library Attendance 40 Report Show Marked Gain in Ranks of Nation's Read ers Ha Taken Place During Pat Three Years SNAPPY MILK DRINKS Hsv you ever tried this drink? You will be sure to re peat it. TUTTI-FRUITTI Boil sweetened frnit juice-peaches, plums, pears, prunrt, to a thick syrup. Thii can be accomplished by allowing juice to boil slowly for about half an boar. When cool add this yrup t0 milk (2 or 3 tablespooniful to each glaee) and serve with chopped Ice.

Thit it one of a teWs of recipes for eool milk drinkt pre. pared for (hts paper by the Con. tumert Information Service of th New York State Department of Agrieulturt. and Marketi. rVatcfc for otheri and try them.

Today, the greatest prof lem facing the fruit grower Is that of Insect and disease control. WHhout a prod-net practically free of blemish be will find It almost Impossible to market his crop at a profit. As an Indication ot the size of the task facing the fruit grower, the following diseases and Insects are mentioned as among the enemies of the apple. They Include: scab, aphlds, bud-moth, scale, blister mite, case-bearers, green fruit worms, leaf-roller, rosy aphis, codling moth, and apple maggot. Some of the above are controlled spring and summer.

Apple orchards which go through rainy periods without a protective spray of lime-sulphur are certain to be badly A special. weather forecast cover lng the state's fruit growing sections Is sent out each night to county agents by the State College of Agriculture at Ithaca. During the critical Infection period when a forecast predicts a rain period starting within the next two or three days, the Wayne County agent prepares his warning and advice at once. The cards are posted at the Rochester to the city. Sometimes information thus available enables the inquirer, to avoid a long and expensive journey.

Modern rapid communication facilities, the telephone In particular, play a vital rote In the management and In extending the scope of service of libraries today. This Is particularly true of the New York library with Its numerous branches serving an unusually wide range of readers Interested In many fields of research. Serving the Central Is a system of 124 telephones connecting various departments 1 ALBANY, Bept. 4 Nine weeks from today is election day and the fcusy period for the politicians la therefore Just beginning it Is rarely possible to get anything started before Labor Day. So far as party machinery la concerned, the first more Is the selection of a time and place for the state convention.

This Is done by the state committee of each party. The meeting of the Democratic committee has been called for Thursday of this week. The call for the Republican meeting is expected shortly. After the fixing of convention time and place comes the primary election, Thursday, September 13, changed by special act from the regular date, September 18, because the latter is a Jewish holiday. Convention Dates Are Limited The dates for the state convention are this year so limited that there Is very little choice.

The election law does nob permit them earlier than September 26 nor later than October 2. Important Jewish holidays Intervene at both ends of that period, so that the only a-vallable days without Infringing on them are the 26th, 27th, and 28th. Undoubtedly both conventions will be held within those three days. G. O.

P. Has Many Invitations The Democrats will hold their convention either at Buffalo or Rochester. They met in Albany In 1932 and will naturally go to the western part of the State this time. In like fashion, the Republicans, having held their last convention in Buffalo, are expected to go to the eastern or central part of the State. It Is understood there is a long list of bidders for the Q.

O. P. meeting, including Binghamton, Syracuse, Albany, New York City, Lake Placid and White Plains. Inquiry a-mong the leaders reveals a desire to held the meeting at the most convenient point where aa the same time it will be of greatest benefit to the party in the way of arousing Continued from Page One DOUBLE FUNERAL munity at large. WE THEREFORE RESOLVE, that copy of these "resolutions be engrossed and sent to members of his family, and that a copy be printed in the Erie County Independent.

1 John Foley Ray Ueblacker Chester Provoost. New York State Says: DRINK MORE MILK k's GOOD For You I 1 i Spraying an apple orchard In Wayne County. 1 1 lit ft1 Tons of Chloroform Used to Relieve Sick Animalt Fir tons of chloroform are used very year by the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor. Most of It goes tn the process of removing strange menls from pup. pies' Insldes snd for destroying snl-mals hopelessly Injured.

Puppies hsve been known to eat nails, marbles, loud speakers, gramophone records, powder puffs, and the best part of an alarm clock I One of the exhibits of the dls-' pensary Is a knitting needle, 1) Inches long, swallowed by a small dog. The dog made a good though slow recovery. Dixie, a small dog, helped to run np the dispensary's chloroform bill by being run over twice. Jumping through a skylight, gashing one of Its Jaws on a broken bottle, swallowing a safetypln, cork, a large powder-puff, and finally Its owa license I London Tit-Bits. Airplane Mea in IMS The airplane nnd submarine were thought of in the middle of the Seventeenth century.

This was de. dared by J. F. Rees, principal of tbe UnlversUy of South Wales. He referred to a bonk written shout 1640 by Lord Herbert Raglan.

Th title Is "A Century of Invention," gad the volume contains 100 suggestions, among them being Ideas fat elrDlanes and submarines. Remarkable Spruce A glguntle spruce from which flv logs were obtained, measuring 1 length from 2S to .10 feet, was ct tn the forest ot Vilhetralna. ne Baksele. Sweden. Sets Tins for Country Correct time In the United States Is furnished mainly from the naval observatory at Washington, where the civil clock Is compered with the star clock Just before the signals are sent out at noon, :00 and V)K)0 o.

ns. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. fieorge J. Cook, Opt.D. OPTOMETRIST EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST P.

V. O'CONNELL, Opt D. Assistant era 187 Genesee St, Cor. Elm Formerly Broadway and Michigan BUFFALO. N.

T. lean A.M.-S F.SL derekae MM '-r 1 post office late that night and are delivered In most cases throughout the county the next day. Starting at 5 a. m. the county agent telephones the warning and advice to 20 "key men" on the list ot 209 large growers.

Each of these 20' men Immediately passes the word along by telephone to three other growers, who In turn do likewise until all 209 are notified. This is accomplished by 7 a. m. and Immediately the spraying Is begun. On first thought this early morning telephoned advice- seems needless because of the postal card warning which usually arrives the same day.

However, with the larger growers It means an extra half day In which to cover the orchards and every minute Is needed. This year In Wayne County those orchards unprotected during two critical periods were "taken right out of the production picture," according to M. E. Buck-man, the county agent. In the words of Mr.

De May of A. J. De May and Sons, Sodus, N. growing 175 acres of apples, peaches, cherries and prunes, "With two sprayers working we gain a day's spraying by receiving spray service advice by telephone early In the morning. Such advice heeded Immediately often means the difference between a 100 crop and total failure, because If apples go through a rain period without spray protection against scab, tbe fruit Is sure to be damaged." Advantage Though the majority may not always be right, it is In a position ask the minority what It la going ta do about It.

Dnluth Herald. Should Co-Ordlnal A religion which does not touch science and a science which doe not touch religion at mutilated and Incomplete. Dean Ralph Inge. more easily than others. Some appear and must be controlled at certain stages ot the development ot the fruit, while others may appear at almost any time.

Consequently, the fruit grower Is forced to spray his entire orchards eight and sometimes nine times between early April and mid-July. This Is a costly and formidable task when one realizes that thousands of gallons of sprays must be used to cover orchards ot 75 to 150 acres In size. The federal, state and county governments have combined In support ing county farm bureaus to aid the farmer. In Wayne County, In western New York, one of the chief tasks of the farm bureau agent Is to disseminate information and specific advice on fruit disease and Insect control. Besides the distribution of literature on the subject a Spray Information Service is conducted by mail, and telephone which operates as follows: Seven hundred and eighty fruit growers In the county signed up for the service and are on the general mailing list.

Of these 209 of the larger growers are members of a special telephone relay and are notified between 5 and 7 a. m. on the when Immediate action In the orchards Is Imperative. Among th diseases of fruits the apple scab is one of the most destructive. Its growth and distribution depend upon periods of wet, rainy weather during the early A Real Kick Any msn who asks some sport with a kirk to It might try pulling a pair of leggings onto a healthy four-year-old.

Louisville Times. Venerable Bonding St. Luke's church, near Smith Held, Isle of Wight county. Virginia Is th building said to be th eldest now standing In America constructed by Englishmen! Above: Central Building of Mew York Public Library which accommodates an army of 11.000 readers dally. Left: Mt.

Vernon bookmobile serves many children during stops In Its Itinerary. private switchboard with an operating staff especially trained for this Important work. Of the large volume of calls, many, of course, are between library officials concerning administrative orders and the traiiB fer of books from one point to another. The others are mainly from a host of readers inquiring concern lng certain books and material. Fortified by many reference books are two special information assistants who handle general Inquiries, while other calls are switched to those in charge of the various departments.

Many inquiries, tor example, come from business men consulting the economics department concerning statistical Information; from patent lawyers and genealogist wanting to know if desired material concerning patents and family tree are available, and from thoso who want to arrange for photostats of rare prints and books. In New York and also In quite a few other cities, not only are books available in the regular libraries but also at "bookmobiles" motor lied libraries which travel on soiled ule to various points in outlying districts. The Public Library of Ml Vernon, New York, has such a se: vice. The school child or In. a particular section may talc phone In.

advance to the library on. request that a certain book or book be sent by bookmobile' to be picke up at a scheduled stop. This service Includes stops, at schools and aim homes for the aged. tertained at a house party the past week end, xre guests lnciuoea mr. ur, Norton and sons Norman and Junior and H.

J. Nor ton of Bethany Center, Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond Bchaffer amf Mrs. Helen Green of Waterloo, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheu and Mr. James Leary of Buffalo. Mr.

George Dalferth, Mr. Ken-neth-Dougan and his guest Mr. Milton of Charleston, W. Virginia, attended the Shrine-KO Baseball game at the Bison Stadium. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bowers, Mrs. X. Wlepert and Miss Isabell Wlepert attended the Legion paraae In Buffalo Friday. Miss Anne Miller and Miss Marine Dalferth entertained at Jane Keeler's Summer Theatre at Green Lake Gardens Wednesday.

Miss Virginia Flnkbelner Is 'the guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Flnkbelner. Mrs. James Morrison of Buffalo, was the guest of Mrs.

fl. Ellis for the week-end. Miss Pearl Langendorfer returned from the Lake Erie Training School. Miss Myma Provoost spent the past week at Lake Bay, Angola. Arsenic Eaters In the Iron mountain regions ot the Austrian province of Styria, where arsenic Is a by-product of Iron smelting, soma peasants eat this virulent poison, according to the National Geographic Magazine.

It- Is taken in small doses, which are gradually Increased as the system becomes used to It, until It may be taken dally, without visible 111 effect, in quantity sufficient to kill an average person. The arsenic is supposed to clear the complexion, Increase the appetite, and Improve breathing, especially for mountala climbers. Wonders la Walei For many centuries Wrexham steeple or tower has been accounted -one of the "wonders of Wales." It was built In 1472, replacing one blown down In 1331. It rises to a height of 135 feet and wholly overpowers the body of the church Itself, and It Is ornamented with the figures of 30 saints. In the church many American tourists seek out the epitaph and In the churchyard, the grave of Ellhu Yale, the founder of Yale college of New Haven, who was born In America, but died in London.

He was a descendant of the Welsh family of Plas In Ial, pronounced "Yale." The epitaph of "Elihugh," too long to quote here. Is one of the quaintest rhymes to be found on any learned man's grave. Uved Under BlbU Lawm In 1638 the New Haven colon) (Connecticut) was begun by aa English company under John Davenport. It allowed only chnrcb mem bers to vote, and for many years h4 laws but those of the Blhli Solar Sargery From the esrltest time sunlight has been considered an Important aid la the preservation of health. The ancient Greeks and Romans exposed their naked bodies to the sun in the open air to recruit mental and physical energy.

Exposure to the sun's rays wss also adopted by the physicians of those limes as a remedy for many afflictions, "especially dropsy. Inflammation of the kldnevs and earalrslsv the meit, cover and set In a moderate oven to simmer slowly for half an hour or a little longer If necessary. Vhe sauce should permeate the meat well In order to bring out the haunting, delicate flavor which Is so desirable. Serve on a plsttnr with a border of mashed or browned aweot potatoes, or French fried sweet potatoes, as you like. In either case add a little sugar and sherry to them, mashing It In, or sprinkling It over them.

A fruit salad with coffee, crackers and cheese, completes a light supper pr dinner that i and Exchange Equipment The New York Stock exchange has nillnt of telephone auti telpgriith tflres CUaes la California The gold rush attracted th Drat Asiatics to California In 18A0. By 1882 ther were 2S.0O0, and by 18uu they had reached maximum ot 107.000. Land of Liberty A democracy is. a land In whlck ft Is Impudent to dlsagr with a man who nukes mors mony than toe da Los Angelas Time. UneU Eke) It makes all lfferaa aid Uacl Ebea.

"whether gd pinion a man has etf aaaneif la aa beueet belief or dnly WasaJturtaa Star. Except for the formality od adop ting a platform and toe opportunity for a mingling of spirits, the Democrats really have little need for a convention this year. Since Governor Lehman's recent announcement that he is again a can didate It has been take for granted that the present outfit of State officials will again be on the ticket M. William Bray of Utlca for lieutenant governor; Morris 8. Trem- alne of Buffalo for comptroller, and John J.

Bennett of Brooklyn for attorney general, with Dr. Royal S. Copeland of New York City candidate to succeed himself as United States Senator. Teachers Asked to Take New Oath The State Department of Educa tion ha ssent to all school superintendents blanks tor the teachers' oathof-alleglance. Under a new law all teachers must subscribe to the oath by October 1 and file copies with the Department of Education In Albany.

The oath is as follows: I do -solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of the State of New York, and that I will faithfully discharge, according to the best of my ability, the duties of the position of (title of position to be here Inserted), to which I am now assign ed." This bill was brought about by the tendency to radical teachings In some of the schools and col leges and the activities of a number of teachers In radical organizations. It was passed at the regular session this year, but vetoed by the Gov ernor, who signed it, however, when again passed at the special session. As to Holding Two Jobs During this period of business depression a great deal of criticism I has been leveled at people who hold good jobs while many Introduced In this State to correct It so far as school teachers are concerned. That it isn't practiced In the schools alone Is indicated by a Washington dispatch stating that Assemblyman Daniel McNamara Jr. a Democrat representing a New York City districts has resigned his position in the legal department of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation because its rules will not permit him to run for re-election while he holds that job.

In this connection comes the Information that "more than a hundred members of State Legislatures and employees of Congress have been on the payroll of the Home Owners Loan Corporation." This will not be pleasing news to hundreds of other deserv ing Democrats who don't have leg islative jobs. Hearts of FUhee All fishes have hearts, but In tb lowest forms, the heart Is reduced to a simple pulsation tubs. The heart of a flsh Is located In the front part of th body, directly behind the neck. It la not necessarily located on the left side, as In mam-snals, but may be In the middle of lbs body or on either aid. SPRINGER CHICKENS Roast or fmz Fry lb Blade End BONELESS ROLLED BUMP BOAST BEEF lb 27c CHERRY BRAND 2 lbs 25c Angle CORNED BEEF- no Llbby'e RED SALMON for 3)a PUlibury's Pancake Flour lOe Lemon Cream COOKIES XSo lb.

7e The American public reads mors today than ever before, judging by the attendance at the public libraries. Library officials report that this attendance has Increased approximately forty per cent during the past three years, generally characterised by business depression. Daring unemployment, many sought to educate as well as entertain themselves. The cutting down of working hours In recent years, It Is explained, has also provided additional opportunity for reading. As a result, the facilities of near ly all branches of library service have been utilised to capacity.

In some Instances the libraries have been forced to restrict attendance or else expand or extend facilities, wherever and whenever funds were available, to meet the need. The most used library In the world, as well as one of the largest, Is the New York Public Library, with some sixty branches, sub-branches and associated units in Manhattan, the Bronx and Richmond boroughs. The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens have their own libraries with numerous branches. The Central Building of the New York Public Library at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street has more than 4.000,000 visitors a year an average daily attendance of over 11.000 persons. While no figures are available concerning the attendance at the various branch libraries, conducted by the circulation department! nearly 13,500.000 books a year are lent tor home use by this department.

And, of course, many millions attend without borrowing books, merely using them on the premises. The mammoth library with Its 3,610.000 books and pamphlets. Including many rare volumes, also rare collections of prints snd periodicals. Is not only utilized by readers from the metropolis but also by visitors from all over the country. Persons conducting Important researches In distant places frequently write, and sometimes telegraph and telephone the library to know if a certain volume or data Is before making a trip Washington's First Battl The engagement at Great MeadV sws.

May 28, 1754, was George Washington's first fight He was then twenty-two years old and in command of English troops wblcb had gone forth to build a fort on the Monongahela. Ten of the French force were killed aad the rest raptured. Washington lost one klllei and three wounded. The Largest Diamond The largest dlsmond ever found weighed 8.024H carats or 1 pounds. It was presented by the Transvaal government to King Edward of England.

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Emerson. Tk Fnalsnment As aoea as a msa becomes at depraved he Is willing to Ur In politics, he should arrnstad, asj placed la sens kind of reformatory W. Howe's kioatMy. ii 10 BUFFALO ST FRESH DRESSED MILK FED Chickeno BONELESS ROLLED POT BOAST BEEF lb 19c Stand'g Cot, BIB BEEF lb BOAST 19c A New Way With Left-Over Ham 1 By Caroline B. King Home Economics and Culinary Authority YOUNG'S DRUG SPECIALS CUT FROM KENTUCKY BLUE CRASS LAMBS UEGS--LAMB21 Specials Good Until Friday, September 14 LEAN, WHOLESOME, FRESH-CUT HAMBURG STEAK lbs 19C SHOULDER BOAST BONELESS FILLETS TO STEW BREAST LAMB fTsh LAMB lb 17c lb 13c lb IPC THIS WEEK ONLY if FRANKS SWEET CREAM BUTTER Thank, Fit and Sat, 2 lbs.

59C NO matter how delicious the boiled or baked ham was when you first served It, or even the day afterward, there la sure to come an occasion when you look at it and wonder bow you will ever face the family If you set It before them again. Food is like that, you know heavenly the first day, delicious the next, acceptable the third. But well, you know bow It is, especially with the end ot a whole baked or boiled ham. But have you ever tried transforming It Into an entirely dltforent and Intriguing dlshT Something so unlike Its first appearance that it can scarcely be recognized? If not you will enjoy the method I am about to describe, and I'm quite sure the family will demand this good Ham a la Raleigh so often you will be obliged to purchase the cooked variety just to satisfy their longing. Ham a la Raleigh requires I cup of cooked diced bam.

or you may shred It It more convenient, hi glasa plum or other tart Jelly, 1 tablespoons granulated sugar, tt tablespoon butter, and 4 glass sherry. (Corned beef or tongue may be substituted for ham.) Arrange the diced ham In a baking dish, -blend the other Ingredients together, adding paprika and salt as well If necessary, pour ovr For Daily Conduct Let every day of this Ufa leave Its record of soma kindly thing don for others or some knowledge gained for yourselves. Russia. Repetition's Power It an Idiot were to tell you the ame story every day for a year you would end by believing bint Rurke Wealth's Effect Itlr-hea do not exhllursl as so much wlih ilwlr piuwHwIon as they tonneul us with their loss. tiregury.

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