davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

The fund for the maintenance o. The
P..iama Settlements fresh air carp at
" aiaIua has reached <fjl5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
latham mean, to tell you that she's

l'atham--l meant to tell you that she's
gong to marry Bob
Your brother Bob" cried Monn
Yes would have told YOU tho
Other day-only. YOU know. YOU were
awfully unreasonable, Mona. sweet
heart
Il know g." said she. humbly. But
ABOUT Edith wonder
have an idea" said Dick, SLOWLY.
mat Edith received your letter YES
teTday. and. conceivinG the idea OF
bringing about a reconciliation bc.
tween us wired me TO como UP. Then
'hey left US marooned on the island
and-well, II happened just as sho
planned Here they come now. two
noatlonds Let us go down to the pier
and meet them"
me sun was shining when they
reached the end OF the pier. Two
hoauoads OF merrymakcrs from the
water carnival came laughing up the
steps. Edith Benson met the two cast
a"hNs "ith outstrctchcd hands and
NnstioninE. mischievous eyes
is II al right" sho asked
Yes. il is all right
Copyright, 1918 by tho uc,,,o
Newspaper Syndicate)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Insurance
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

You can write out check to nav
70" Insurance OF practically nvcry
variety. hUt II Is no, so easy 70 secur.
4 policy which viii insure Won against
inc loss Of an attractive personal an
Pc"' "hec whether YOU are "a man or
" woman, that Is one OF your most
Fa!nahl" assets. II makes tho frat i'm
preston which usually determines
whether o. not you viii have chance
I" max" a second
The possibility or the destruction Of
your property by fire is remote The
'hbh'" OF robbers stealing your jewels
and vaiuahlcs is not Il hig one Won
guar" against iir" aud YOU take pre-
."N,l"hs against 'hc burglar ~ vow
Va'o! YOU insure against accident You
pay Tor Insurance 10 protect YOU when
70" ar" sl"k and for tho bencnt of
th"se YOU leave behind YOU when Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

de- of tho fisherman, and her lips
mu.mured a negative.
What are YOU doing here Dick"
she asked family.
Edith Benson wired mo 10 come at
once. She didn't explain, but fencied
there was some special news write up
FOR my paper So carhe on last
nights boat Found the place DESERT
ed. meant 70 get away on this morn
trg's steamer but missed her l had
my ASKING tackle and I've been eating
trout, was puzzled when l discov-
cred that some one had eaten my din
rer. was coming 10 investigate the
island when the storm broke"
What do you suppose has happened
to tho Bensons?''
I'm wonderinE-I say" re said sud
denly. did Edith know about our
CT engagement
She nodded. II wrote her and told
her ! was coininE-so 1 wouldn't have
to sec you and Kitty Latham"
Dick laughed
I'm afraid you'll see lot Of Kitty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
Minor Surgery vs.. Experiments.

small molcs. wcns. scbaccoue cysts
warts and obstinate local blcmishes of
various Kinds can he treated in nunra-
rous ways and with more or legs sue
cess, but in this day Of painless. asep-
tic surgery the knife is the most c.r-
t"in. least destructive and castles; way
III which YOU can he freed from such
annoyanCcs
There are chemical caustics which
VIII destroy all tissue. healthy or not,
which they touch. You can have YOUR
lesion destroyed that way If YOU wish.
but you must realize that the DANCE
or injection and tho certainty Of p;,ir
ana the slowness Of healing after such
crude and uncomfortable applications
are details which follow, whether you
will or not
Pa.tes OFTEN Cause Notwithstanding.
Now and then Il Skin canccr-epithe-
Iona, rs doctor. call it's pcrma-
nently cured by some such local appli-
cation. But in the great ma jority of
cases the CANCER paste" or "salvc" not
only proves a dismal failure, but irri-
+'ates the little growth to such "A degree
that IT assumes maliEnancy which It
scarcely showed before, and the victim
promptly passes beyond hope of a
complete recovery. However, these
pitiable failures are soon forgotten:
only the remarkable exception is re-
membered, ana the exception Is
heralded far and Wide. to tho great
injury OF many poor sufferer who
stakes his all on most desperate
gamble with death or worse than death.
The time 10 get rid of these blcm-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
AZ the Cfrnnd

The Strand offers to-day for the last
time the exceptional film production.
Rule G. which. though n railroad
play. has caused much comment among
the hundreds who never got closer TO
the running Of railroad than riding
in n train. scenes are offered In this
photoplay that hold the attention and
sustain the interest in "a manner that
Is possible only where II is evident that
1t is reality, life itself that Is being
portrayed. The launching of the bat
ueship Pennsylvania and views OF the
German commerce DESTROYER 'f,jtel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
SECOND APPEAL.
-r' WILL 3E ARGUED TO-DAY

ALBANY, y. =, March 23-The sec
ond appeal OF Charles Becker, the for
mer New York city police lieutenant
convicted of the murder OF Herman Ro-
senthhl. VIII be argued In the Court Of
Appeals tomorrow ON Beckcr's FIRST
conviction the court reversed tho trial
courts decision and rcmandcd the case
for Il new trial. Justice Samuel Sea-
bury, who presided at Rockers second
trial. VIII not hear the argument or
partiC! pate in rendering The decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Friedrich Will also DO exhibited again
to-day. For the last half OF the week,
beginning tomorrow, the Strand offers
tho latest film success, THE Caprices Of
Kitty" In which Elsie Janis. who also
wrote tho scenario. Is starred. Under
lined for the first three days Of next
week Is tho famous actress, Bertha
kalisch. In ono OF her foremost dra.
matte triumphs, Marta OF the Low
lands"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

'shes Is now--now. while they are be-
nlEn. small, easily removed IL YOU
wait you hovo no assurance that your
wart or mole or wen or other obsti-
nate hlomish will not undergo cam
ccrous degeneration sooner or later.
Minor surgery is painless. safe. sure.
why waste time or money on anything
else? The best treatment is the chcap-
est, however you regard tho question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
At tho Colonial.

Following its custom of chaneinr
pictures on Wednesday,, the Colonial
offers AN entirely new program for to
day and Tomorrow. Tho feature for
these two days will he Miss" AN
adaptation of Bret Harte's exuuisite
story OF the days OF 40. In the title
role will be seen Barbara Tenant who
has become one OF the foremost screen
stars In America: while Howard E.Btn
brook, the well-known Broadway actor.
Will also be featured In tho photopla,
Little Mary Pickford VIII be seen I'm a
new one-reel drama. entitled THE VIC
lin Maker of Cremona."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

charlotte R-If you will get plenty
OF sleep and rest and lots Of exercise
IN inc open air. Charlotte. you viii
complexion and rosy cheeks. You shomIi
no. nave any pimples either If you arc
careful or your diet Eat simple mour-
r Sm.s iooHs. avoiding rich and spicy
."ous. pastries and sweets a girl or
,n,a,c"n can easily get along without
~ N'hk Tea and coffee Cocoa, ,choco-
LIZ, ,a,e. ana milk are best. Eat plenty OF
,,.,,,,,, ana fruits. II YOU were my
uauShter should insist unon CON-
'e's IN bed by 10 O'clock aud should
see mat you had ten hours of good
.n'ir on arc no: too s;out--don't
'hink OIL doing anything to reduce Your
weight. You will need all vour health
ano strength TO carry you through your
school work. The green soap treat.
n,en, ~ excellent for blackhcads.
shall bc happy to send Won thr rorn,,,I.
II Eo" will send me :: stamped. ad-
dressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Houston Newspaper Bnnkrupt

HOUSTON. TEN. March 23-The
Houston Telegram Publishing Company
to-day filed q petition In bankruptcy.
Liabilities arc placed at s276522S AS
sets are estimated at s4i.Ssl, of which
$36.l96 Is personal property. publ!ca-
ton has been suspended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
New York Un. New ,,laa.

NEW YORK, March 23.---The Board
of Aldermen to-day adopted Il flag for
the City OF New York-thrce perpcn-
dicular bars of blue, white and orange,
which were the colors OF the Dutch
flag used when New York was New
Amsterdam. The board also adopted u,
new city seal. which Will appear in
blue on tho white bar OF the nag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Lillian Ru.sell,. Answers.

Mrs A.-The formula for skin food
ana racial massage Is much too lengthy
10 again print In the column, but shall
be happy to send It to you IL you will
send me stamped, addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
PROBE WORKING CONDITIONS
OF SLEEPING CAR EMPLOYEES

CHICAGO, March Working con-
dttons OF sleeping car portcrs and con-
ductors will he the first of several sub
jectS considered Ivy tho United states
Commission on Industrial Relations at
"a hearing beginning here Aprl :. 4,
waS announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Harriet D.-Many persons nre nf-
nicted with red nose In cold weather
IL may be caused from internal trouble
or from catarrh Avoid tight clothing
and spicy and rich foods Rathe tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
AZ the SUPERIOR.

The High Hand" u perturbation of
Jacques Futrclle's story of the same
namc. VIII be seen at the Superior for
the last time to-day. This picture ~
marked by excellent acting and beau
tiful photography, and appeals by rca.
son OF it's romantic interest rather thun
by it's thrilling quality. though there is
strong dramatic vein runnjn,,
throughout the story For the last
half OF the week, the Superior will pro
gent the famous emotional actress
Dorothy Donnelly, i'm Henri Bernstcin's
celebrated play. The Thief" II is
considered that Miss Donnclly's rrca,
ability as AN interpreter OF emotional
parts is displayed at it's highest In this
photoplay. For the FIRST part OF ncA,
week, The Chocolate Soldier" will Ia.
presented for the first time In pictur,
form. Strausss score VIII he PLAYED
during the exhibition of the picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

nose every day in witch hazel or alco-
to consult physician regarding tbc
piniples which form under tho skin OF
the nose. ! shall be happy to send Won,
formula for French tonic for eyebrows
II YOU Will send mo n slammed nd.
dressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

die In fact. YOU purchase insurance
OF practically every sort-but no poli-
cies are issued TO cover your personal
appearance. which is Il great asset
II may sound rather odd to consider
all of these things In Il group. hut we
insure only valuable things In your
personal appearance is involved Your
health and happness, your success and
prosperity. This certainly makes IL OF
value ana worthy of mention with val
! liable things.
You are tho only guardian of your
person 80 far as its appearance is con-
c"rned II remains for Won to take tho
precautions and exert efforts which will
insure an attractive presence not only
for day. hut for lifetime And since
! II is TO he SO lasting. II must he deem
rooted.
DO yoSi ever stop 10 think n moment
before causing disordcrcd stomach by
eating unhcai,hy food or ovcrcatinx
that that unhealthy condition OF stom-
ach ruins a good complexion? Do YOU
ever think when you are lying about
tho house all day that YOU are drawing
upon your vitality instead OF storing up
more of II by going out into tho fresh
air Do YOU ever think that laziness
takes away the youthful spring in your
body, that neglect Will destroy your
! Ha'i' ph' eyes, ana your charm, You
write your own insurance policy and
YOU hold " IN your own hands.
| Beauty and attractfvcncss are both
dependent upon health: then YOU must
| give the requisite amount OF attention
70 each OF your features and cultivate
MI: add TO this proper grooming and
you VIII nave pretty fair sort Of In
! SnTance against tho loss OF an attrac-
! tiv" ana magnetic personality
Ohlcss YOU take these precautions
/ YOU arc liable to ind others considering
you ready for the shelf of antiquity
| wh"n you are sull Young You NAV
ma yourself classed with the dowagers
while You feel that you should stin be
with the young girls or youthful ma
| irons.
There are thousand reasons why
! YOU should carry this insurance and
assurance against the loss of Your at =
! fractions There is not one reason why
YOU should not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

What High, Pressure lndicatcs--I
am man Of fortS-seVcn. My health
has always been good until recently
do an office business. Feeling below
par. consulted my doctor. He found
my blood pressure $50, 165, so aud TO
at different times. The urinalySis
chemical and by microscopes, was each
time negative. am nervous. not sleep
ing well, conscious I have n heart.
what would such symptoms Indicate?
Rcply-chieiiy. wc should guess ut
this distance. Il vacation vacation
spent in Il high-ClaSs S:tnatorium. where
you will learn how to live. what not to
eat and why your blood pressure is too
high. DO il now. while IL is only n nui-
sancc; don't wait until II becomes i'm
perativc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Irace-i rear Grace. that you do not
get enough sleep and outdoor exercise.
'or Il girl of Your age should not have
a.. wrinkle in her face. Massage your
cach night with q good skin food
and then make itsn point To got enough
Steep each Night. eight hours at tho
'leas'' having plenty OF fresh air in
your bedroom. Sleep is positively nee
essarE to health. IT may be. that the,
sHip YOU use does not agree with YOUR
skin. The pure importcd castillo sow
is best for use or the face If yo,,
mink IL is the soap why don't YOU dis
continue using 1t for a while and us,
instead mixture of oatmeal and bran
mixed: This is Cleansing and leaves
NV, nv race SOFT tand smooth. I shall be
happy to send YOU my formrI, for ;,
good skin food IL you will send me q
stamped. addressed cnvcloue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Timid-1 don't see why Vol, con.t hn
'ust as charming as your more fortu
nate SISTERS. Cultivate Il graceful pois.
"i the body. Don't slouch along. Have
your rect we'll dressed. Every one loves
=" SEE pretty we'll shaped foot peep
.hE ont from the bottom of y skirt. Inv
my anu dfessirg ia an art. Don't hide
within Yourself You want to he liked
ana YOU should be eager to charm and
iasc1nate. Tho secret OF charm is in
GIVING out wha; one really feels and I'm
being ones own true self
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

Remember: The possessions OF great
est value deserve the greatest protcc-
uoh nnd You can Justly place an attrac-
1--WE personality and good appcara nee
among your most valued assets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
Question. ana Answers.

Serious Effort to Turn 'Em-In ono
of your talRs think. you suggested
tina; ii is u good habit to turn n few
summcrscts each day. Are you serious
about ii and would you advise wo-
man of forty-thrcc to do it?
Rcply--Whcncver doctor suggests
anything in the line of treatment out
side Of a-vial he is apt to he misunder-
stood. Age is no bar--thouEh II will
take several weeks OF practice to learn
to turn 'em at forty-threc They are
great for indigcstion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24
PABLO CASALS, WORLDS
MASTER 'CELLIST, CAN
NOW. BE ARD IN
EVERY HOME Ora.
PHOPHONE RE.
CORDS.

II was with an expression OF sin
ccrity and honesty that Fritz Krcisler
voiced his admiration OF Pablo Casals
In recent interview. Tho greatest
mar who draws q bow to-day is what
FRITZ kreisier is quoted as saying OF
the supreme artist Of tho cello. Pablo
Casals Is a Spaniard. He Is making
tour of America after an absence Of
eight years and has never failed 10
create remarkable impression at his
every performance. CaSals Is admitted
the Isayc OF tho cello.
1t is said thar1.iszt developed tho NJ.
most possibilities In pianoforte. IL
can truthfully be said that Sr. Casals
mas developed the utmost in the cello.
His greatness Hos not alone In his flaw
less technique. Tho secret, to a great
extent Is In his touch. There Is a firm
ness and strength that produces n tone
mover before heard in cello work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

a Rare Discase--E. II. c. writes: I
have been troubled WITH aurora bo-
reals for several years. Otherwise l
am quite well. Will YOU advise some
thing for me:
Keply-Yes, visit the equator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

send long reports of cases and ask for
treatment in to-morrOw's paper will
please read the notice accompany in &
these health talks. Those who In
close loose stamps will receive no re-
plies. but the stamps Will be returned
If stamped addressed envelopes for the
purpose are furnished. Those who do
rot care to sign their letters cannot be
given any attention.
Is Enlarged Heart pangnrousr Tam
an amateur athlete, aged twenty three.
am told my heart is enlarged. ls
that a dangerous condition?
Rcply-1t is normal for an athlete to
have an enlarged heart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-24

die. In fact. YOU purchase insurance
OF practically every sort-but no poll
cies are issued TO cover your personal
appearance. which is Il great asset.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-15
Standard Remedy
For Many Homes

Indigestion and constipation are
two conditions closely related and
the cause of much physical suffer-
ing.
The tendency to indulge ones
appetite is general, so that most
people suffer at some time or
another from rebellion OF the
oyertaxed organs OF digestion and
elimination. A simple, pleasantly
effective remedy that will quickly
relieve the congestion of poisonous
waste and restore regularity, is
the combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, sold In drug
stores under the name of DR..
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. This is
a mild, pleasant laxative-tonic
and digestant, absolutely free from
opiates or narcotic drugs and has
been the standard household re-
medy I'm countless homes for
many years. A free trial bottle
can be- obtained by writing to DR..
w. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington
St., Monticello, Ills.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-15
what sort Of Pastures Have You.

A typica. Union county pasture has
been described as "a piece of land
where grass won't grow, with fence
aronnd It," That description will also
fit the average pasture In all the 9TH
er cotton" countesy And usually
the pasture has good stand OF old
field pines growing in It. Now and
tSen, however, you'll hnfid a farmer
who has pnt his best land in pas
lures, and stocked It with clovers and
pasture grasses-land that win pro-
duce a bale Of cotton or fifty bushels
Of corn per acre. OF course Il takes
some neFye for O farmer IN the cot
ton belt to do that, but he is always
we'll rewarded for his nerve. II .wa
can't quite get the consent OF our
minds to put some OF our better lands
In pastures. we ought TO at least put
the two horse plow on some of our
old pasture lands and make seed
bed for seeding mixture OF perma-
nent pasture grasses for hill lands.
The seed required for this purpose
Will not cost any more per acre than
the expenditure we have been making
for commercial fertilizers to put ur-
der cotton, ~, n. Green. IN the Pro-
'grre.dve Farmer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-15
o 90 0 o 0 o o o o o o o {
o q
o NO NEW DAMAGE {
o TH PEACH CROP q
J o o o o o o o o o o o o O o

WASHINGTON, April 1sEThhe
peach crop in South Carolina. Geor-
gia. and Alabama has suffered no
material damage since the freeze Of
March %, according to telegraphic
reports received by the Office of mar
kets and rural organization on April
~ from number of the most import
ant peach rgowers and associations
s1ocsted in these States.
On March %. so to so per cent of
the peach crop south OF Atlanta, Ga.
In the three States named. was re-
ported killed. although no damage
was reported from points farther
north. Thief ollowing telegram re-
ceived from thu Georgia Fruit Ex-
change appears to summarize the sit
uation as whole very thoroughly:
Atlanta, Ga, April 6. 1915.
Answering. no damage to peach
crop this State since March % when
from so to 20 per cent. bloom late va
rieties south OF Atlanta was killed
early varieties suffered from 35 to
30 per cent. crop north Atlanta no
damage should market this year ap-
proximately same number cars as last
year or about 1000. Weather condi-
tions now ideal"
Reports from the districts reporting
no damage may be summarized as 70.
lows:
Cornelis., Go.-100 per cent OF crop
left; 4Oc cars probable shipment.
Adairsville, Gh.--100 per centfi of
crop left; $50 cars probable ship
ment.
woodbury.. Ga.-1oo per cent. of
crop left; 125 cars probable ship
ment-
Thomaston. Gaeaop per. cent. of
crop left! 40 cars pre- liable shipment.
Warm Springs, Ga.-I00 per cent.
OF crop left: 125 to lao cars probable
shipment.
Thomasville, Ga.--1OO per cent. og
crop left; no cars reported.
Reports from districts which suf-
fered from the freeze on March 22
were as follows.
Leesville, s. Go to so per cent.
of crop left; nor cars reported.
/ Modoc S. Go to so per cent OF
crop left; NO cars reported.
Batesburs, S. C.-AG to so per cent.
Of crop left; no cars reported.
Byron, Ga.-5O per cent. of crop
left; 125 to 150 cars probable ship
ment.
Fort Valley. Ga.-4O per, cent. of
crop left; 1,4o0 cars probable ship
ment.
Marshalville. Ga.-45 per cent. of
crop left; 500 cars probable ship
ment
Peachburg, Ala.-5o per cent. of
crop left; 20 cars probable shipment.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-15
Boys MAILING Texas . Corn Slate

-. = T.,-1- - Z
The Dallas News.
Texas is not q corn state. It does
not consume as mucn corn as is
healthful for an agricultural State,
and 1t imports much OF the little
that 1t uses. Undouhtedly Texas Il
not a corn, State.
But Texas is destined. In no yAry
great time, to be a corn State. Il
viii became one because the Young
fellows who are fast coming on 10
be the farmers OF tomorrow are
learning what their farmers do NOT
know. the simple trick. namely. OF
growing corn.
Evidence of this Is supplied In. a