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HENDERSON, (N.C.,) DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1932
THE OLD HOME TOWN _ KPjnni-icrt r rat ini uiru. By STANLEY
TisriU-THINK "1 ('<3)KiME A T»CKBt\ \
HES SOME KIND \ \TO RABBIT CISE£K)
VOF A CITY SCAMPy AND CHECK MY / <SDOE>HUN Tin j'
— / HOUND IN THE ( \ OVEfRt THSRE.ij
p'\ \ l baccace cAteJ V y I
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si ' 4=5 «. <o*
MARSHAL otey followed a suspicious!
MAN WITH A OVERCOAT AND A SHOT CUM ®
FOB. TWO HOU«S,V7AS GREATLY RELIEVED Q 4 |U\
VSIHEN HE REACHED TME DEPOT [XjM
Q dm Lit. W.5t:..,.. P. ■ IZ~Q ~32
i
Htm Coffee I Was Discovered
And Best Way to Make It i
By LOGAN CLENOENING. M. D.,
THIS STURY goes tbat an Oriental
goat herder noticed a strange hilarity
In hla goals on their return home
I every evening. To discover the cause
of t h I » he- m
•■arched t h era
amJ found that
they devoured
the berries of a
plant which grew
by the aide of the
road on their
homeward path.
He tried some of
the leaves him
self and was
thrown tnto such
a state of ecstasy
that his neigh
bors thought he
was drunk. Os
this breach of
the M o h a mine-
dan code, how- •
ever, be was not
guilty, for on recovering his wonted
calm, he led them to the plant which
bore the berries. and In this way cof
fee beans were discovered.
When coffee beans are roasted to
prepare them for the market, they
lose from 13 to 20 per cent of their
weight. Half of thla loss la moisture
and half Is organic matter. The or
ganic matter which Is lost Is about
21 per cent of the total caffeine and
10 per cent of the sat
in the process of roasting, a most
Important substance is produced tn
coffee, to-wtt: the oil caffeol. The
aroma and. In fact, most or the pleas
ure of coffee drinking, comes from
thla The fragrance of caffeol la eo
powerful that one drop is said to be
lufhclent to scent » whole room.
Chicory Is frequently added to cof
fee, especially by u> * |, ' r * Bch
Advertise In The Dispatch
. Italians. Chicory Is made from rtoe
roots of the wild endive. The process
of drying converts its sugar to cara- *
mel. One pound of chicory is equal
in coloring matter to three pound?
of coffee, and since It is cheapc-t
than cdffee. It Is considered a good
adulterant. The pure food laws have
caused chicory adulteration or coffee
to be largely discontinued in this
country, but In New (Jrleaos chicory
coffee Is looked upon ns an Improve
menc As it Is in Erance and Italy
An Italian actually prefers that
dreadful mug of mud he calls colTrt
to oura
Probably the best coffee in the
world ts Arabian Mocha, but the
choicest grades are almost complete!)
consumed In Egypt and Turkey.
Finely ground coffee Is (he best
as coarse grounds take a longer time
for infusion and lose Havor and aro
ma in the procesa
What is the best way to make cos
fee? One almost trembles to brfnt
up a question over which blood has
drenched tba grass of the dueling
field, because of whlcb the divorce
courts are jammed, and litiie chil
dren cry aloud for their absent dad
dies or mammies.
But 1 take refuge tn the report o<
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. They recommend freshly
ground coffee, fine or medium fine,
infused for about two minutes In
water at a little below the boiling
point. In other wor.is, the truth
might as well come out. percolator
, coffee.
Dr. Hsrvey Wiley said coffee was
friend, but a dogmatic master
f There are many people who seem to
‘ * i ] t ® * w#,! brewed dogmatic master.
If you want to break a person of the
habit; the best way is to make
1 bad coffee
- ; -
Clendenln*
Everyone must nave a trade--why not
i make yours PRINTING. Tr.t Printing
I Industiy offer* exceptional wages. In
j structlon available, Monotype, keyboer:,
i *nd caster, Linotype, Han<l composition
r tnd Presswork on modern presses. Fen
full Information write the fk UHERN
SCHOOL OF* PRINTING at ibie-lr
8t„ Nashvine. I'enn
NOTICE.
Default having marie in the
payment of tho.-e bonds seemed by
that deed of trust dated the sth day
of December. 1930. executed by Mode's
M. Bullock and wife. Allcan Bullock
recorded in the offipe of the Register
of Deeds for Vance County. N. C. in
Book 162. page 247 and at. the request
of the holder thereof, the undersign
ed Trustee will offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at ihe
Courthouse door in Henderson, N, C.,
at 12 o'clock midday, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 193'’
Hie following described real estate:
IfM: 215 acres known as Gilbert Fiul
lock tract, bounded on the East by
Hope Bullock; on the North by James
Plummer; on the West. E. O Taylor
and South. Charlie White.
2nd: 57 acres purchased from L. m.
Bullock and wife July 12th. 1924, Book
114 page 601. Adjoining Townes and
Bullock corner, being same land con
veyed to L. M. Bullock by John Bul
lock the 26th day of August. 1918.
j 3rd: 180 acres more or less, pur
chased by Moses Bullock from M P
Burwell and W. N. Boyd. Executors
under the Will of Wm. H. Boyd the
loth day of December. 1917, registered
in Book 79. page 369. The said tract
comprising three smaller tracts known
as Nos. 12, 13 and 14 of the Burwell
Estate.
The above tracts contain 452 acres
and Is all of the property owned by
Muses M. Bullock, upon which there
are encumbrances amounting to
$1500.00 as follows:
51.000.00 to Charles Hargrove and
$600.00 to The Citizens Bank and Trust
Company.
Upon the 215 acre tract Ihere h no
encumbrance.
This the 17th. day of November l ft^>
. J- H. ZOLLICOFFER, Trustee!
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and window Ak xs. \Va*k::;-
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