davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-08-14
4 attention.

We are now in the market for
the purchase of wheat and corn.
Send us what you have for sale.
Quotations on request We ais o
make exchanges OF meal aud flour
for your grain.
We have in operation first
class flour and grist mill, handling
all products in connection, and
should be pleased for you to give
US a trial.
Independent Oil & Fertz Works.
47-4t) Columbus, Miss.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-08-14
T9
Pure Food

Our pure food laws have three pur-
poses:
/. To prevent the of unwholesome
material.
2. To prevent fraudulent substitution.
;. To inform the purchaser what she 10
buying.
Some products are so we'll known to
the housewife that from the class name under
which they are sold she can tell the ingredients
contained thei Elm. With others, such as pax
ing powder, all the ingredients are named on
the label, and as 4 result the most healthfu,
economical and desirable kind can be selected.
THERE'S one class of mixtures, however,
which are still bought blindly without know-
edge of the ingre iientS. These are the So
called Self Rising Flours. Read the label on
any package of esn -four and there never found either
statement This kage contains the following mgedf
and none other any equivalent statement One cam
not determine the label either the quality of the Hour or
the of the other ingredients mixed herewith
In the selection of baking powder, the house
wife very particular but rising -four she takes what
ingredients handed her without asking questions and
equal of Ignorance with the dealer VINO selling TO
her, a what these ingredients are
1t has been admitted by the manufacturers of
acid phosphate the phosphate used in erisng -four
frequently Is per OF calcium snlphats
tgypsum) Physicians know the objections 10 introducing
such an amount unnecessary nedbe material into hs
system.
The physician can do much toward the enact
ment of laws will the of such material in the
manufacture of selfrsng -four and that will require state
ment on sef-risng -four Of all the ingredients contained
therein.
Such laws will protect the health and the pocketbook III
i&M
nva1zs lrc.zaOe pz-90~- 'El
NOTE-lfs Costello is already knogN most Of The ladies
orr c She of Science Branch of the University
CHICAGO graduate Institute Supervisor Of DOMESTIC Science
in Public Schools Domestic Arts and ECONOMY"
Special Lecturer the Wopsens CNb
We are Publishing Of her most IMPORTANT articles
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-08-14

Don't suffer the misery of indi-
gestion when you can get relief from
Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t eases pain
and drives out badly digested food
One dose does the work. Try il
Price $1.25 per bottle.
J. C. Jourdan's Drug Store Spec
ial Agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

NIHILE giving ny advice upon tbs
w matter OF reducing flesh. which
is a very real problem 70 many women.
let me say that I have invariably
found the simplest methods are the
best. For the anxious ones viii re-
peat the Itany OF reduction: "Exer-
else. diet, abstinence and perspira-
ton"
As to the first You must exercise
every single day until you are tired.
and then don't rest but exercise some
more. OF course, this does not mean
carrying any exercise to the point OF
exhaustion 1t simply means keeping
at it persistentiy and patiently until
the desired results are attained
Take up a series OF exercises that
force you to breathe deeply. Begin
as soon as you rise in the morning
and. by the way, rise at least an hour
earlier than your usual time You
fatten as much by too much sleep as
from too much food In your loung-
ing robe, or II you prefer it. in a bath
ing or gymnasium suit. 80 to the win
dow, fling It wide open and standing
with the arms raised above your head
palms outward, elbows straight, in
hale deeply
Now you are ready TO begin the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

that you are not reducing tsur
nervous force TOO rapidly Il you.s VI
tality becomes impaired. then you
should return TO q more nourishing
diet
For dinner you can really eat sny-
thing that you choose, except the
three fattenlng '-ps'-potatoes, pud-
ding or pie But charge you again,
70 take twice as much time as usual
for the meal At none Of the meals
should you drink water. At the eve
ming meal ons cup OF black coffee IS
permitted
Occasionally Il viii be found help
ful 70 omit the dinner entirely and
take instead a bowl OF plain bread
and milk The milk should contain no
cream
Summer Is the best time for rsduc-
ton for three reasons. First one OF
the greatest agents for destroying ex-
cess Is pre- air, and one can get all
she wishes Of It In the spring and
summer.
A second reason why sumner Is tho
best season for reduction OF weight
is that We need and crave less food In
this season, and besides. the food IS
OF a lighter nature ana contains more
acid than in winter.
A third reason for utilizing sum
mer in your reduction treatment Is
that II is the season which farorE
Precipitation. The lat melts from our
body most easily on the streams OF
perspiration-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

The Most Famous Living Beauty.
bending exercises With the fingers
extended bend slowly until the finger
tips reach the floor or as near touch
ing as you are able to bring them
Then rise slowly and raise the arms
above the head Do not raise the
shoulders, but slowly bring the tips OF
the fingers together above the head
Then gradually bead forward once
more until the fingers approach the
floor. Then up and back again
II you do rot care to take these ex-
ercises IN the morning then you must
walk Remember there Is no rest for
the person who Is reducing. In walk
ing you take in -FOUR times as much
air as you do when riding. OF driving
am going to tell ycI that II you will
walk regularly fotr or five miles
every day you viii lose a pound a day,
provided your diet IS not too fatten-
Ing.
Here Is q simple regimen for the
woman who Is anxious to reduce
For breakfast eat only two slices
Of dry thin toast II you are salts
fled It is better to take It this way
Il not. you can spread II very thinly
with butter. With this you can also
eat one medium boiled OF poached
egg. and drink one cup OF coffee
The only luncheon that should be
permitted is a slight one OF fruit,
such as an apple or two or an orange,
that Is. If you really do want 10 get
thin You must be careful however,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

I TITLE toys, zoetropes and things OF
L that sort. had been invented al
most a century before the night the
first motion picture was projected,
but they were toys at the best and
no one in their contemporary periods
thought OF them as anything else.
Edward NIuybridge first brought
photography in connection with ideas
OF movement. but he never got be-
yond the dry plate. stin picture
camera stage. He would take pictures
OF moving object from a number OF
still picture cameras with threads
passed across the path OF the object
so that the threads would be broken
and an exposure Hsaee gust as the
subject passed the camera In this
way he would get q number OF pic
lures OF different phases Of motion
but even when connected together
they gave no consecutive idea OF mo-
ton It was this sort OF thing that
AIuybridge exhibited at the Chicago
Worlds Fair and received a diploma
therefor
Edison in the United states, Lu-
miere and Paul in Europe. all became
interested In the experiments OF Muy-
bridge, numerous accounts OF which
had appeared IN the periodical press
OF the day and they made consider
able advance, Edison. for instance.
perfected a machine called the kline
tescope," by which a number OF pic
lures showing continuous motion
could be seen through a peep hole by
one person The idea OF projecting
pictures on q screen for an audience.
however. seems to have been thought
Of and carried out first By a clerk in
one OF the governmental departments
at Washington
This man was c. Francis Jenkins,
and the date when he revealed the
first motion picture on the screen to
a public audience was June s 1SeA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Hobo Types Change, But The Hobo Goes On Forever
EUen Girls NouO "I7obo 1t" About The United States

six hours apart-hostelries which the
R. B. instantly put in the class Of
THE.
7 never saw girls with your spunk
mented them. You'll be In the movies
next-got the looks all right"
Thanks, Bo," said one
But there's bad bulls and hard
ridin' ahead Of you" he warned
Aren't you ever afraid OF being
alone-Eyhen there's so many buns
a'ridin'?"
why the buns, no-they're al
ways gentlemen" Number One re-
piled. And the bull cops will hardly
ever turn down a little money. But
one brakeman or conductor, don't
know which he was"
"Jusr call him a 'shag, prompted
~One If them got kind Of fresh the
other night but he didn't act that
way long. when L"
She showed the R B. the poisonous
looking little automatic. It passed
inspection
a little later
@see You In FL PasO.5
We'll, there's a freight usually
goes out about seven o'clock in the
morning from this place" he told
them. Watch out for the third divis-
ion down the line-kinda bad place
>
you in FL Paso. maybe"
See you in FL PasO."
1 had heard Of the two adventures
from several yard detectives 1
thought 1 was near a meeting several
times. But when learned about them
from the R B., as We came south to
Ell Paso together, I knew that they
had beaten me in And I agreed with
him, as I slowly drew from him the
facts I wanted, that they surely were
some bums"-for mere petticoat nov
ices.
And they are really here, revealing
in white frocks, friends, moonlight
rides "a la cushions and rubber tiresl
and all the luxury Of relaxation from
the strain OF a buns life. They plan
on hoping a westbound freight about
August tenth, making the S0O-mile
trim aross the desert to Los Angeles
In five or six days time, and then
winning home with an easy run from
Los Angeles TO Frisco.
OF all the varieties Of buns on the
road. they are the queerest-the c B.
College Bum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
The Tramp Who Carries and Mirror and puces Up Each Stop
Things Seen Search Undertaken Find Out the Very Common Every
day Character Yesterdays Page of American History Has Vanished
BY ARTHUR QUINCY HAGER8IAN.


| collar and tie were drawn from be-
fixed.
It had hardly been a quarter OF an
hour, and yet, as he walked up past
the edge Of the platform, the trans
formation was remarkable. Rolled in
/ to a bundle under his arm were the
unrecog nizable Indications Of his no
made existence Thirty-five or there
abouts, he was not the least bit ter
Tible in aspect after the shedding Of
his travelling" clothes.
The New Sort.
Pardon me-" came a sudden soft
voice out Of the gloom at his side, and
there emerged into the half light of
the Platforms edge a startling femi-
nine 1igure-clad in khaki trousers,
khaki shirt, legings and cap, a sort
or a costume that was a cross between
that Of q motorist and an equestrian.
Aren't you believe you Just got
of that train. didn't your she was
saying, haltingly, as she stood slight
" above him. you see, we-I hone
you Will pardon us-we have watched
you all the time, we were awfulIy in
terested, because Of the way you
rode in"
At this point a second figure, al
most an exact replica Of the first
came out Of the dark background.
You see, we're hitting the road, our
selves" declared Number Two, with
a modest thrill in her voice.
But isn't your way Of riding dan
gerousT' asked the first speaker
mean ridin' the rods2 Nav, not
unless y fail off when y go t'sleep,"
he informed them It's the only way
to ride for somebody that knows how.
Course I wouldn't advise everybody
t'do 1t. though"
Well we've met an awful lot Of
buns" Number Two told him. I've
rode all the way over the s. P from
Frisco to Salt Lake City, down to
Denver over the D. and r. G.. then
over the Santa Fe, c. S. and Santa
Fe again But" she admitted, you're
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

the first one we have seen riding the
rods"
"Oh. well. all you've seen so Tar Is
just harvest hands-kids from the
Sums in the city and school boys
without sense enough to stay at
home. Them amt Real Buns"
We thought you we're a Rel
mean, we thought you had been at the
game long time" Number One said.
You're right, lady" he acknowl-
edged, I've been at it longer than I
oughta been, an ]. expect III be rid
in IN my lower berth long after
you've forgotten this little trip O.
yours, Where'd you say you lived?"
"Oh. I've got you lined up now"
announced the r. B. You're a
couple Of those game sports from the
University OF California"
Why"
And you made a wager when some
body dared you, and now you're way
out here just to show your frienas
that you don't have to cut your hair
off short to be a good radical spirit.
And you're sorority girls. OF course"
They admitted It. They were Kap-
pas, they said But how
"oh, didn't sling hash IN the
SWEETEST cafes IN old Frisco for a
coupla years for nothin'." he explain
ed 4 never stay more than q few
weeks in a town now, but them were
the good old days. Where y'headin'
now?" he demanded suddenly.
sBums Are Gentlemen
"El Paso," they answered meekly.
as that so2 Be there myself, after
g day or two in this burg. II you
happen TO come TO the joint where
I'm waitin' tables, I'll fix you up one
swell feed" he offered Got your
trunk there with friends. I'll bet
though and gonna have a reg'Iar re-
cess in frills before the last Iapl"
That was true, also, Il seemed
Other questions brought out more
facts about the adventure. Hotels.
for one thing, never more than thirty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

HYRON SELZNICE announces that
wi ne has engaged Robert Edeson to
play in the secold Eugene O'Brien
production. sealed Hearts" There
are practically but three parts in the
story. Eugene O'Brien viii have the
stellar role. Robert Edeson will have
the other principal male role. and
Lucille Stewart. who played with Mr.
OBrien in The Percect Lover" viii
have the leading feminine role
. >
A modern political play. The
World Aflame." Frank Keensn's new
est production TO be released By Pathe
on August II.
Rough Riding Romance" is Tom
aIix's newest production. with more
OF his stunts. more hazardous feats
than ever before shown. even by Tom
Mix himself. and for the first time
he does some Of these things IN even
ing dress. His feat OF 1assoing a
moving train Is shown so clearly that
there is absolutely no room for the
most skeptical spectator TO doubt its
actually. A dash Up six flights OF
fire escape on Tony, his favorite
steed, is something that is also orig
inaL
The Christie Special. Dangerous
Nan McGreW." includes an incident
which was filmed under difficulties
Fay Tincher, Of Ell Paso, is to ride a
into the barroom, where she gives
her horse drink OF 100 proof, what
ever that is. All morning they let
the horse 90 thirsty. All morning the
cafeteria woman kept white OF eggs
beaten up to look like foam. But the
ole boss turned up his nose at the
bucket OF foaming suds. Only when
the bartender poured red stuff out Of
whisky bottles would the tried and
true cowboy horse stick his thirsty
nose into the bucket. I guess he
likes his nkker," said Fay.
Al. E. Christie has started produc-
ton upon his new Christie Special In
two reels featuring Edith Roberts.
Neal Burns and Eddie Barry. Neal
Burns not only is Miss Roberts's main
support, but is author Of the story as
well The picture. which viii be
ready for release some time In Sep
TENDER, viii be called He Married
Prohibition means nothing in VIII
liam Beauoine's life. No sooner had
July thirst passed into history than
Brew" a comedy featuring jay Be
lasco. The aroma Of the Brew"
brought up such sad memories OF the
good old days to the other directors
on the lot that It was necessary for
them to stop working for the time
being.
Jimmy Aubrey has completed loca- I
ton shots and Is back on the lot COM
pleting the final scenes Of the new
Vitograph comedy. Chicks and Chick ]
ems"
Bessie Love is IN the midst OF her
newest production. "Over the Garden !
Wall" under the direction OF David
smith she is finding plenty OF action ]
IN this feature, which tells q tale OF |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

2 love and romance A strong cast has
been selected TO support her, and 1t is
I dramatic achievement for the young
star.
Earle Williams has been busy look
Z ing over a number OF manuscripts.
from which he expects to select q
story to follow The WOLF
The smiling cowboy" who has cap
Z tured the heart OF America and at
least a score OF heroines once more
puts across his personality with a
punch" in High Pockets" This Is
the latest Betzwood picture In which
Louis Bennison IS starred and VIII
shortly be released BY Goodwin
Peggy Hyland. now busy making
The Merry Go Round" for william
Fox, is English born, but American
audiences. have taken to her pictures
in so enthusiastic way that they can
be said TO have fairly adopted her.
September / has been definitely Sc
iected as the release date Of Nazimo-
vas next super production. The
Brat"
In Ia Belle Russo" a forthcoming
Fox production. Theda Bara is called
upon during the powerful climazing
scenes TO enact a double role This OF
course calls fer a double exposure.
since she appears on the screen at the
same time as twin sisters.
A hypnotist called into a boarding
house to quiet an Objectionable ledger,
cause the go pounds OF humanity to
float peacefully In air and then goes
70 sleep beneath him Unfortunately
hen at roost above the sleeping man
lays an egg which drops into the
mouth Of the individual and brings
him out Of his hypnotic state. He fails
on top OF the professor and things are
lively for a few minutes. Then the
tun begins Montgomery and Rocks
find themselves in all kinds OF trou-
bic in Nitasraph's Big ~" comedy.
Zip and Zest-" Many trick sets had
to be built for this. comedy.
a five reel World release Bringing
Up Betty has as its star the charm
ing Evelyn Greeley. A yacht race is
an exciting part OF the play.
Prominent on Broadway as prima
donna and star OF musical comedy the
petite and charming Emmy Wehlen
has found opportunity TO appear on
the screen in the role OF a queen OF
the footlights In her latest Metro Of
fering, entitled "A Favor TO a Friend"
by Liut- Luther A Reed
announced the cast for Adventures [
CT Ruth" her first picture by her
own producing company. The lead /
ing man" Is William Human. much OF I
whose screen career has been spent /
with Universal
=
Thrilling describes The shadow I
OF the Past" IN which Vitagraph fea-
lures Anita Stewart. From the first 4
flash, when number OF ccnvicts are /
released from prison determined to /
turn to the right and go straight. /
until the final close out when love !
and truth conquers. the attention Is I
held by forceful emotional AMI dra- I
matte scenes.
Gladys Leslie has entered an en-
tirely new field OF endeavor in "The 4
Girl Woman" the new Vitagraph fea-
ture at which she Is now at work I'M
der the direction OF Tom Mills. Here
tofore Miss Leslie has devoted nearly
al her energies to the lighter type
OF plays.
Interesting glimpses into the dipIo-
matte and congressional society of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

tically everybody It is largely 4
story Of business combinations. OF
making the pictures in greater
length, Of making them more pre-
tentious and OF bringing the foremost
actors 10 the screen But the type Of
picture has remained in a general
way about the same as that estab-
lished' by AIr. Griffith in his first pro
duction-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Mitchell Lewis's fourth Select pic
ture has been definitely titled, IL Is
now called Faith Of the Strong" IN
stead OF 'Ta Rue 81 the s-~o-r
Heart" as &c was known during the
process OF production At a private
Continued on next pzse.3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

She finds work with Mrs. Eastman.
the stunning widow, who IS a guest
OF Col Loveior at his sumuer. estate.
Here she meets Dick Richardson. who
promptly falls IN love with her. But
Mrs Tashman Is after Dicks wealth.
and the fsrrid. unad5Tessed love let
ters which Dick sends to kathleen.
the maid. reaches the widow. who g
highly elatsd over the easy way In
which she thinks she has captured
Dick, But Times take an UNEXPECTED
turn IN -CcaN Ne" the latest World
picture. staring June E1vidge. and Go
not turn out exactly as Mrs. Tashman
nnl nIrnra. IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Gladys Leslie has entered an en-
tirely new field OF endeavor in "rhe
Girl Woman" the new Vitagraph fea-
ture at which she Is now at work I'M
der the direction OF Tom Mills. Here
tofore Miss Leslie has devoted nearly
an her energies to the lighter type
OF plays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Interesting glimpses into the diplo-
matte and congressional society Of
Washington are provided by the vita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Thrilling" describes The shadow
OF the Past" in which Vitagraph fea-
lures Anita Stewart From the first
flash, when a number OF ccnvicts are
released from prison determined to
turn to the right and go straight.
until the final close out. when love
and truth conquers. the attention Is
held by forceful emotional and dra-
matte scenes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Warren NJ Covlll. secretary OF the
national committee for better films.
claims that the foundation OF Metros
The Lions Den" with Bert Lyteu as
the star approaches closest to the
better type OF drama than ANYTHING
vet offered II IS taken from Freder-
lex Grin Bartiett's story IN the Post.
Tom Moore's next Goldwya picture.
which VIII shortly be released for
general distribution. Is "Eeartease."
from the play By the American play
wright Charles Klein
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

Ruth Roland. Pathe serial star. has
announced the cast for Adventures
CT Ruth" her first picture by her
own producing company. The lead
ing man" Is William Human. much OF
whose screen career has been sDent
with Universal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
The Newest Plays; What The Producers Are Doing
And Who The People Are In The Never Film Shows

graph's The Brambls Bush" fsatur-
ing C0rinne Griffith Miss Griffith
taxes the role Of Kaly Tilal, Ten
nessee girl who goes 10 washington
to make her way N he world
Screen Classics Inc-. VIII produce
'Fair and Warmer" with the bezuti-
ful Nay Allison in tie stellar role
Fair and Warmer" is one OF the IS
famous stage successes 10 which the
screen rights have been secured
From Now On" has been sascted
as the next picture subject for George
Walsh. the athletic Fox motion pic
ture star From Now on" appeared
in story form IN the All-Story Maga-
zine and the rights for motion picture
production have now been secured by
Fox Film corporation
Alice Joyce. the vitagraph star. and
Wesley Ruggies her director. are
making rapid progress In the produc-
ton OF their newest picture. The
Winchester Woman" The principal
scenes, most q them delightful sxte-
riors, are being filmed mid the pretty
rural surroundings Of a village in New
Jersey.
IN His Brothers. Place" the new
vehicle for Hale Hamilton. IS said TO
be the work Of the star himself Ham
llton has written many others. but
this latest comedy drama gives him
his first dual role under the Metro
banner.
One OF the most costly Chicago
cafes has been transplanted n the
Metro studios for scenes OF Bert Ly-
tells newest Easy to Make Money"
The entire elaborate bar and fixtures
VIII serve as nlaythiHgs for the des-
tructive star IN this breezy comedy.
Hale Hamilton fairly stirs hundreds
Of revoiutionists in the Central Amer
lean Scenes OF ~FuIl @ PEP" Action
is the keynote OF this dashing picture.
Jack Norworrh world famous en-
tertainer OF the vaudeville and mu-
steal comedy, stage, writer and singer
OF popular song successes and pro-
Queer OF musical shows. has been
signed BY Theodore Wharton as star
in The Crooked Dagger the forth
coming Wharton serial to be produced
for the Paths program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

A five reel World release Bringing
Up Betty" has as its star the charm
ing Evelyn Greeley. A yacht race is
an exciting part OF the play