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MESSENGER.
KOLONA
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Democratic in Independent in Thought and Action. Devoted to Honesty, Truth and Good Government.':
VOL 44.
OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1916
No 5.
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ANNUAL WHITE GOODS SALE at RUBEL'S
Begins the MORNING of FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, and Continues for TEN DAIS
US XT BEL'
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easons Why Cream Tests Vary
o Creamery Patrons:
A number of creamery patrons
f-f ill at ease because their
evm test varies from time to
ml "T . L A. n jmi
me. THIS discommend is cs-
fecially noticeable among those
a ho have not been in the dairy
i mi . -
sines3 very long, me err am-
yman is usuany nuiu iwiwhoi-
lie for this variation, however
le real cause is usually on the
y. m i.L AU AHA
Arm. Ul , course uieic ic
rrors made in testing, especially
t taking samples. This difficul
j in getting a correct sample is
icreased by holding the cream
nder poor conditions too Jong
fh the farm.' It is almost im
possible to get an accurate test
Shorn cream when it has been al-
aA tnetQT.fl without stirnne
ffctil a heavy thick - scum of
earn forms on top; .pr when it
as soured and .worked up.
"The following are the more
nortant causes for variation in
(psts of hand separator cream:
1. Speed of separator.
2. Temperature oi miiK at
me separation. ;
3. Amount of skim milk or
(Jvater used in flushing out the
owl.
4. Rate the milk flows into
5. Change in richness of milk
parated.
' 6. Adjustment of cream
krew. ' '
, 1. Change in the speed of the
Separator is the most important
ause of variation in the test of
;ream. The machines are ad-
usted to run at a given rate of
ipeed. This speed is indicated
n the prank and should be run
V
kt that speed. If turned at a
Ubwer speed more of the skim
Jim Win fcv w i vu u
ve from 2 to 12 per cent or 15
er cent lower test than when
at correct speed. This will
'e influenced by the richness of
the cream when run at correct
'ipeed, as there will be a greater
5. i n ...It ioti in o
fvariauoii m i-
Tight cream. It is almost im
Ipossible to turn the crank at the
I same speed from time to time
(even with the most careful turn-
. TViia niffimiltv is verv mucn
, X r
ncreased when children or a
ineero do the turning.
I 2. The tempertaturo of the
fmilk is not as important a factor
I fas is the speed of the separator.
flowever, the difference in tem
perature may cause a vwiauuu
jn toouof trom 2 to 4 per cent
The cooler the cream the richer
,' rrr, .11 1 1J X
the creiTn. ine.miiK snouia nov
Hie btlow C3 when separated. ,
i 3. A V 'thcr skim milk or
Ij.warn water ; is always used to
(l-flssh th; bowl when through
liscpavatinsr. the amount or tins
Similk rr wiftar allowed to run
f irto t!i t-ebfa can will vary and
I thereto tft.use a - Variation in
V test oft cream. . : ' "
, - 1 ;, The Meat. . is f. purposed , to
i r ralata tha fiow into the Bepara
, t but Eoa8t:ac3' wo cay fail
tbs f ?,ast fall or ttcs
5 !?
line
time we may keep the supply
can well filled, giving a greater
pressure, during a greater por
tion of the time of separating
than at another. The faster the
milk flows through, the lower
the cream test.
5. This would have little in
fluence on the farm where the
same cows are milked clean by
the same milker. However, at
seasons when the average .test
of the herd was low or high the
cream would vary accordingly.
' 6.' The changing of the cream
screw will readily change the
cream , test. However, this
screw should rarely be changed,
therefore it is not a common
cause for variation from day ' to
day.
L. A. Higgins,
Dairy Division,
A. & M. College, Miss.
John E. Davis
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
- Take Qrove'8
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains tha
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drive3
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
Honor Roll
Honor roll for the Buena Vista
Public School:
Seventh Grade
Eugene Cook, Richard Nelson,
Cuba Williams, Opha Sanders,
Thomas Parker, Lour'ene West
brook' Sixth Grade
Kelton Montgomery, Blanche
King, George William Freeman,
John Bean, Erie Bean, Varda
man Sanderson. t
Fifth Grade
Maud Bean, Eura Cook, Dovie
Lee Cook, Geo Gilliam.
Fourth Grade
Albert King, Hattye Neeiy,
Jettie Williams, Walter Nelson,
Syble Rhodes, John Robert West
brook, Jewell Sanderson.
Third Grade
Boucher Rhodes, Gondine
Freeman, Tennyson Cook.
Second Grade
Noland Grady. Mary Lacy.
- First Grade
Jessie May Rhodes, Margaret
Freeman, Bessie Montgomery,
Dick Bean, Corrie Whit, Williard
Williams.
What I can't understand,
though, is why the average coun
try church, though it preaches
much' against intemperance, so
seldum actively interests in run
ning a blind tiger i or a blockade
still out of a ' neighborhood,
Why shouldn't t every church
have an active committee charg
ed, with the duty of looking after
this evil?T-ProgTessive Farmer,
Childron'Orr
OAOTOniA
In this issue will be found the
formal announcement of Mr.
John E. Davis as a candidate for
the office of Circuit Clerk to fill
out the unexpired term of the
late Hiller Gilfoy. Also you will
find a card from Mr. Davis, to
which we direct your attention.
Mr. Davis was before the
voters for this place during the
canvass last summer and made a
very creditable race. He is a
native of the county, having been
born and reared on a farm just
a little way out of Houston, He
is a good man and well qualified
for the place and should the
voters see fit to elevate him to
this office, we are assured that
it will be in good hands. We
commend his candidacy to the
voters of the county.
Woman's Crowning Glory
is her hair. If yours is streaked
with ugly, grizzly, gray hairs,
use "La Creole" Hair Dressing
and change it in the natural way.
Price $1.00. adv.
Mrs. Savage Entertains
A very informal, but an ex
ceedingly delightful affair," was
on Friday last when Mrs. Ed
ward Savage invited several of
her friends to meet with her and
enjoy a few ga"mes. . While a
limited number were present on
this occasion the crowd was con
genial and the charming hostess
excelled herself in hospitality.'
At the conclusion of the games
an enjoyable three course lunch
eon was served to those seated
at the two tables. '
Calomel Makes
You Sick, Ugh!
"DodsonV Liver Tone" better
than calomel and can not
salivate.
Calomel loses you a day. T ou
. a
know what calomel is. It s mercury:
quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. It
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
crampind and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never
be put into the system.
When you (eel bilious, sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose of dangerous
calomel just remember that your drug
gist sells (or 50c a' large bottle ol
Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entire
ly vegetable and pleasant to lake end
is a perfect substitute (or celomeL It
Is guaranteed to start your liver with
out stirring you up inside, and can not
salivate. ' -
Don't take 'calomel! ;"lt makes you
skk the next day? it loses you a day's
worlu Dodaon's Liver Tone ttraigh
ens you right up and you Tee! crest
Give k to children because k M per
fee:! harmless and doesd't trrpe. aiv
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CASH STOR
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Beginning, Saturday, January 29th, to
Saturday, February 5th.
TO THE SALE OF ALL SALES-
Comprising Many Lines
A White Good Sale
A Men's Wear Sale
A Notions Sale
A Clearing Sale
A Ladies' House Dress Sale
Ready-To-Wear Sale
A Sale of House Furnishings
yffie Sc
The Cash
Store
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SILVUWARt
DIAMONDS
MMaVOSBBBJI
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Wedding Ceremonies
CHURCH SERVICES'
SCHOOLS, MEALS,
PICTURE SHOWS and
RAILROAD TRAINS
Start on Schedule Time
To avoid being late
keep your watch in
perfect condition.....
MAKE US RESPONSIBLE!
A D. PALMER
: JEWELER & OPTICIAN
Okolona, Mississippi
. Anniversaries of 8nakeblte
A curious (act, and ona not general
ly know. Is the recttrrins symptom of
snakebite on or about the anniversary
of a bite." The victim of a, snakebite
may save these recurring; symptoms
for tar or twelve years, and there Is a
ease on- record where the recurring;
symptoms lasted for twenty-five years.'
Children Cry
rca FLETCHERS :
CAQTO RIA
, Honor British Heroine,
hi the officers' mess at the Royal
Warwickshire regiment (formerly the
Sixth regiment of foot) la a framed
engraving of Hannah Snell,' the Brit
ish Amazon, who not only served in
this regiment but also ia the marines.
cms CU tsnt, Car tem& tra'l Cwt.
Th want (MM,M Toattrt W bovkr fjiwilra.
r curwl r Uo eld rrusbi IV.
Mk'i Aativti Hli OA. It rvlirw
' Would-Bs Martyr.
"Lady." said the unshaven man at
the ' back door, Tra on a hunger
strike." "Well," said the general
housework person sharply, "what 4o
yon wantr "Can't you heart Vm on
a nungor scnae. i warn m d iomoij
fs4" Buifalo Expr48S. . '
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Step These E!iarp Eboctiitg
- Psiaj -' . -It'Temenina"
is the wonder
worker for till fes&Ia disorders.
Trim 1.C0 tzd Kc tir.