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THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA AUGUST 14909t 4Vtcicd thn Offl at OalntkvUle Ma
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The Live Oak Democrat la modelet typographical excellence
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The wheat fields of the great North-west are ready to settle the a-eaiptoyed labor problem
The waterwagoa be Irksocve-eays The Atlanta Journal tint we havetike wateratekm to fall back upon
The best place to buy your goodsto at tile store which Invites you tocaste through an ad la The Sun
Evelyn Thaw to not helping herreputation these days as aa angelchild remurks The Atlanta Journalparagrapher
Tax the automobile out of existence said a Oerogia legislator andyou kill the greatest road builder Inthis country More truth than poetryla that solons remark-
A movement to on foot in Tampa toconstruct tbe finest auto raN truckin the world in that city and tho Iwopie of the Cigar City generally ac-complish wbat they
Government geologists estimate thatwithin 131 years the nations entirecoal supply will be exhausted
railroads had better take upline and quit cutting melons
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The tower branch of theLegislature baa passed a billlogs one dollar per bead It is saidthat BO man who voted for suchtar ia previous sessions of the Legis-lature kin ever been returned aa amember
The Perry Herald says ia a beadUae to a country letter last weekBear killed by a was 9 feet Joag
That was sossewhat of a man surely and he ought to Join travellag circus and reap a fortune as alivtag giant But wkat wed like toknow is how long writ the bear saysThe Madison EnterpriseRecorder
According to figures furnished TheFlorida Fruit and Produce News bythe transportation companies the to-tal number of boxes of citrus fruitshipped from the State up to Juno 11909 was slightly In excess of 5000100 boxes The of the comingseason will doubtless be considerably larger tbau that of last seasonPunta Gorda Henud
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ATTEND THE INSTITUTES-
Our observation convinces us thate failure of the farmers In
to accomplishthat good which might reasonably be expected Is more fre-quently due to the farmers themselvesthan to any fault of the Institute butit Is not denied that Institute lecturershave not always fully measured up totheir opportunities and responsibili-ties as teachers of practical agricul-ture The chief cause for thtf failure-of the Institute to do the fullamount of good possible says TheRaleigh N C Progressive FarmerIs the wellknown conservatism of thetillers of tbe soil or their dislike andreluctance to change their methodsof doing things
It is very such easier for all of usto do our work the old way in whichlOBS practlce has made us perfectand a new way which Is much betterand which after practice to also mucheasier way at Scat be very muchmore difficult than the old way withwhich we are familiar This accountsfor the tendency to get into rutsand stay there-
If the institutes are going toaid us we must avoid the
common error of concluding thatmethods which have been demonstrated as practicable and effective byothers oa their farms will not alsobe practical and helpful on ours Wehave repeatedly heard men state thatsuch aad suck crops would aot growOR their farms and later the verysane persons making these state-ments have grows these very samecrops successfully and profitably Wehave also frequently known men totry a crop an Implement or a method-of cultivating or preparing the landand after one trial conclude that Itwas not practical under their condi-tions but later from further trialthey learned that these new thingswere so practicable and helpful thatthey adopted them What others aredoing I can do is a good motto insuch matters If Implements or meth-ods have proved generally profitableon other farms they are likely to beof value to any man growing similarcrop If given a proper trial
No institute lecturer Is likely to advocate anything he has not tried oranything which hundreds have not already found valuable and are usingunder similar conditions to yourstherefore if your experience differsgreatly from that of others thechances are that the fault is not lrthe crop the Implement or themethod but In your management ofIt If It Is of great value to otherswe should try hard to make It ofvalue to u Nine out of every tenwho have tho Institutes areready to admit that they have receiv-ed muca benefit from them and theycontinue to attend them regularlyevery year If the Institutes are help-ful to those who attend them theywould be equally helpful to the great-er number who do not attend If itpays a Good farmer to attend the
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tutes and tills is the kind that gen-erally go to them It will pay all farm-ers to attend them
Referring to the foolish bill intro-duced In the Georgia Legislature toprohibit women from riding horseback astride The Savannah Newssays Does the states-man at Atlanta not know that Joanor Arc rode her horse manfashionAnd she has now been sainted LadyGodiva also rode that way and shehas become famous in English litera-ture for tier beauty goodness of heartand purity
Deafness Cannet Be Curedby local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of theear There is only one way to curedeafnessand that Is by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucouslining of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube is inflamed you have arumbling sound or Imperfect hearingand when It Is entirely clouts Deaf-ness Is the result and unloss the InJlatnmntlou can be taken out and thlututee 8turtul to its normal conditionhearing will be forevernitre out of tn r mimed l v-eaturrh which io nothing but an inHMN I eotuiltloM of th MMICOM uif-HCMI
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