davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

A pile OF plain eheeseeloth squares
ready 10 cover food or 10 wrap Il is
sreat resource 10 the housewife.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
Sines and Welch
Florists

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
u. & A. 5672.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
MANHATTAN Co. in
SPLENDID OPERA
Riccardo Martin, Greek
Evans, Cedia Breau, Alice
HeSleri Star In Carmen"
FINE ORCHESTRA
ADDS TO PLEASURE

THE PLAYuOUsE-The Manhattan Grand
Opera Company. IN Bizets Carmen"
Conductor, AdOlph Schmid.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
COMPROMISE
IN TREATY Is
PURPOSE NOW
OF DEMOCRATS

rrontinued from First Page)
IN Russia than did the United States,
France or Japan.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

glers and Citizens.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
LAKEVILLE

Mrs. Ellen Morgan died very sud denly Saturday evening last after an illness of only about twenty-four hours. Her death was surprise to the community although it was known by her near friends that she had a weak heart, which caused her but little trouble, and was able to attend to her household duties. She was 72 years of age. The funeral was held at St. Mary's church on Tues day morning.
 Miss Elsie Stevens is spending her vacation from Lakeville High School : with her mother in Massachusetts.
 Miss Marion Barrett and Miss Williams left town last week for their respective homes. Miss Barrett to her home in Middletown and Miss Williams to her home in Warren, Maine, for the holiday vacation.
 Edward Webb IT,, who went to the hospital in Hartford week before last for an operation on his throat and nose is reported as being very sick with pneumonia. Ward Finkle is assisting Miss Smith at the garage
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
Smallest Bank in the World.

There is a saying among country people that "the smaller the bank the safer the money" and therefore the Wake County Savings bank, at Ra- leigh, N. C., should be the safest bank in America, since it is the smallest.
 Of course, it is trifie larger than a sock and easier to get money out of than the tin banks or the china pigs of ones childhood, but it manages to gather in a very great deal of money in the minimum space.
 As a matter of fact, originally the space occupied by the bank was hall way into the building back of it. Some changes in the architecture of the place made the hallway unnecessary, and so the savings bank decided on an "office" there. Now 1t Is a regular bank" with an imposing entrance and that is about all. Its frontage, to be exact, is 71a feet.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25

Because of the popularity of Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates, the government has decided to continue selling these securities indefinitely Plans for the promotion of the Nation al Thrift Campaign next year have already been formulated.
 In making permanent the sale of these government securities. officials of the treasury department state that they are iesirous of establishing as a habit, the practice of saving so prev alent among the American people during the war.
 Nearly one and one-half billion dol- lars worth of these government se- curities have been sold in the past twenty-one months.
 Reports received by Mrs. c. R. Bur lingame, statistical director of the saw ings division, First Federal Reserve year up to October l the people of New England have saved alone ln Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates the amount of $6,924,45S.02 During this tipe millions of dollars have flowed into the savings banks throughout New England as a result of the pres ent Thrift campaign now being con ducted in New England and the rest O. the country.
 Field workers of the savings diyi- sion, First Federal Reserve District report that throughout New England. people who never before had practised Thrift are now most economical in their expenditures. Facts show that these people are in many instances the ownefs of savings which run up in some cases, to four figures and more. It is also noticeable that many of these investors are people who might be termed as in the working class. Knowing the dangers of the proverbial rainy day" they, have put
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
during his absence.

during his absence.
 Miss Louise Heaton of Mt. Holyoke is guest of her parents for over the holidays. N The M. E. Sunday School will hold their Christmas exercises in the church on Friday evening this week at p. m. There is to be a tree and a very interesting program is being prepared by the children. John Greer has been confined to the house part of this week with a severe cold.
 On Sunday morning next the pas tor of the M. E. church will preach a sermon appropriate for the New Year and the choir is preparing music for the occasion. There will be no preaching service in the evening as the pastor and his flock will join with the St. Johns church, Salisbury, in a union service.
 Miss Bessie Argall of New Britain is guest of her parents over the holidays.
 Dwight Cowles of Cornell College is visiting friends in town over the holidays.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
IN HIGH PLACES
By Walt Mason

I have bought grand piano and sumptuous sedan, and lot of oth- CT doodads, on the monthly payment plan. On each thing paid a dollar, and I'll pay a monthly bone, till I'm laid away and sleeping underneath need them, and I haven't coin to burn, but see my neighbors blow ing every kopeck that they earn,
 and if they can have pianos and fine motors and such stuff, I will go as far as they do, though it makes the sledding tough. Every month I'll pay dollar on the junk I do not need, till I limp around on crutches and my whiskers go to seed; and when I have crossed the river to the shining golden shore, I will still be owing money to the Jinx install ment store. And I fear the recollec- tion will destroy my peace of mind, when I have a harp before me and a pair of wings behind F1t my neighbors, they, keep blowing every rouble, every red, and I'd be a sort of piker if I let tfem get ahead 1; so I'm buying circus wagons, and I'm buying costly gems, and my wife is wearing sables and has diamond dia- dems, and I bought the whole ea- poodle on the monthly plan, and I'm riding to the poorhouse in a super eight sedan.-Coypright 1919. (By special permission to. Savings Divis- ion, Treasury Department)
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
War Savings Stamps on
 Sale Again Next Year
Popularity of These Government Securities Prompts Treasury Department to
 Continue Sales Indefinitely

away part Of their earnings to be pre- pared for any emergency that may arise. ....a
 The new Treasury Savings Certi- ficates, whose face value is $10o xud S1eo0 are daily becoming more popu lar. Those securities have been is- sued mainly for those people who de- sire to invest larger sums than the amount of Thrift Stamp or a War Savings Stamp in government secur- ities. The fact that these securities are non taxable and pay over four per cent interest, and are protected against loss by registration makes them not only popular investment, but makes them the safest investment in the world.
 The treasury department anticipa- ting that some of tho rich of the coun- try would like to invest large sums in these securities because they are non taxable. have made 1t unlawful for one polson to hold more than S1000 worth of Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps or Treasury Savings Certificates.
 Reports of the progress of the National Thrift Campaign in New schools of New England and the rest of the country indicate that the cam paign Is meeting with much success. The treasury department believes that by educating the children in Thrift and the advantages secured from wise investment of ther savings that the future generation will redeem that ur- popular name which America has b zen given abroad-"The Spondthrift Ma tion."
 In commenting on the success of the. National Thrift Campaign in Nsw1 England many of the oficlais highly praise the postmasters, letter car riers, school superint ndonts, school teachers, heads of wonen's clubs, la bor leaders, banks and the executive heads of many of New Englands busi- ness enterprises for their co-opera- tion in the work of carrying on the National Thrift Campaign.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
SAVING OF MOEEY
 IS POSSIBLE
Dr. Andrews Gives His Rules
 For Thrift

That it is possible for one to save money despite present high prices is brought out by Dr. Benjamin R. Andrews, vice director of the Say. ings Division, who as an aid to help. ing people save money advises them to follow these four rules.
 'I will earn all can by produc- ing all that I can. I will spend the money intelligently and wisely. I will save part of all the money I receive when I receive it. I must invest safely"
 pr. Andrews in speaking on the subject of wise investments says that -the people of America waste one half billion dollars year by loss from fraudulent investments. He brings out the fact that the money of thrifty people which is deposited in such safe investment as Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates is the basis for all expansion in govern ment business.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
Tasted Suspicious.

My Gear, did you make this Christ mas pudding out of the cook book:"
 "YeS, love-"
 q thought I tasted one of the GOV. ers." ...
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
By F. VI. coGLl'J

Two weary hobos were travelling quietly along the broad road to somewhere" They were silent, their minds pre-occupied with visions of food of bygone days and dainty tid-bits from the "lady's" back door said memories passing through the devious paths of cerebral matter. slowly, to the tune of the Dead March of Saul"
 Suddenly, at the turn of the road. a huge sign loomed uo along the railroad track, its glad message arousing hope and a will for better things" to those passing.
 uur Knights of the ~cad" stopped and studied the sign with hungry curiosity.
 Say, Wastey," said one, what may w. s. s. be meanin'?"
 Huh. Shifty," scornfully came the reply, "ain't you never had no edi- cation? That means We Soon Stop.
 Shifty eyed his companion with ill-concealed contempt for his knowf- edge.
 Well, then, if w. S. S. stands fer that, what does them other letters. T. s. stand fer?"
 Cant you think with nateral in telligence, Shifty? TT S. means 'T'eat Something 1"
 MORAL:-Buy Thrift Stamps and w. s. S. and you will always eat
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
LITTLE TALKS
 ON THRIFT
By Marshall Field

If you want to succeed, rave.
 This is true, not so much because of the value of the money which the young man accumulates, but because of the infinitely greater value of the system and organization which tie practice of saving introduces in bis life.
 This result of the saving habit is not generally nor properly appre- ciated. consider it to be almost the greatest element in making for young mans success.
 In the first place, it creates deter mination
 This is at the start. Then jt de- velps steady purpose. then sustained energy
 Soon it produces alert, discrimi- hating intelligence. Better and bet ter returns follow up his industry, ability and judgment and his capital is now steadily increasing.
 Soon he is secure-and that com pa-atively early in life; and each day widens the rvlf between him and incompetence and It's il"7luable companion, improvidence.
 This is the' real foundation of the structure of Success. Each of it's supports, it will Invariably be found. rests upon foundation of an early dollar saved.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
so MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP. It's sure rodent killer. Try a Pkg. and prove it. Rats killed with RAT SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Guaranteed.
 25c size q cake) enough for Pan- try, Kitchen or Cellar.
 soc size e cakes) for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings.
 $1.OO size 6 cakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings.
 Sold and Guaranteed by Freeman Dempsey.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
Wedding Gus som.

The custom of throwing an old shoe after a bride is quite misapplied when 1t is done by her companions for luck. According to the spirit of the ceremony, which is of very ancient origin, 1t should be done by the parent or guard ian of the bride as indicating a re- nunciation of all authority over her.
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
Combines Three SInnaIs.

< A newly designed triple-tone electric bell yields clear ring from one push button, buzz from the second. and combined ring and buzz from the third. The buttons may be placed on three different doors of house, or In office or shop the signals may he used for calling three different per sons. ts.-
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
PATRIOTIC BO-PEEP

Little Bo-peep went fast asleep And dreamed of currency spenc.ng, When she awoke, of Thrift Stamps
 she spoke, And said, ITO my country I'm lend
 ing"
Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
BUY w. s. s.

There are 1,250,O00 dependent wage earners in the United States because they could not or would not save during their working days. The support of these costs $22o 100000 a year. Save
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

Shovivavost soudu poicie ucni nedouho Cleveland
eldoradem vsech kriminalnka
Ma cisare krae tezce dopada ruka osudu, dokonce
samozvany "csar Saha1y" padl rukou vlastnl zeny
Jsty muz Pennsylvania sned posezen tf tucy va
jec Nesydaty trout patfi iste mez amerlcke mlohae
V Ang panuje slime hnut pro stare trestani skonlch
det podivny pokrok, cpec slime po pruskem kapralst'
Jeden 2 radcu presdenta Wsona Sc jmenuje Beer -
dozvi Sc to prohbcac po potcke kariere vece
bro.
Angcky naslednk prime Waesky, pfj jde 81 pry do A
meriky pro nevestu ponde at nam ale nechod, to
vzdycky perem.
Vdenskou satstkou malu spojencum straky ma vrbe
poctu ceskych zemich. Pripominame 81 slova
Marka Twana, jenz ednou pravi Znam tf druhy III ez
prostou, zaracenou statistlku
Agrikuturn department washngtonsky posila Rus
20 pohybivych obrzku nevme zda nekdo dosud nasy
til pohledem sebe peknejsi film.
Anglcke lsy pravi re valka muze poznovu kazdou mi
propuknouti starou zufvosl nu kdyby doslo
by to podobnemu konci jako doslo dnes
Koruni prime velke Brtanie Jest pry spatnym tanecn
skutecne zaraz - ekoz anglcky kralovsky rod
cd pradavna musi tantit tax, jak parliament piska,
Japonsko zasoupeno bude mrove konerenci p6ti de-
legaty Braze trent zeme jako Belgie Srbsko jez val
kou nevice utrpey en dv6ma zda re star ntrkaska
diplomace vystrkuje opetne rohy
Clevelands lupt keri byli dopadnuti czich mesech
jsou prohlasovan ochotnky banditskem femese zee
la spravne zkusene zcea dobre vedi re jsou nejvet
sim bezpeci Clevelande samem.
Nekteri "take fianropse" tvrdi jest nespravedvo,
ably prst Nemecka musey pat vaecne nabrady
ale jiste by byo este daeko nespravedv6i kdyz by
patit mea budouci pokoen Francie, Bege srb-
ska jinych napadenych zemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18
Novinka.

Divademi riditel: Nam no.
w kus, ktery jiste potahne. Hr
dinka spadne do skutecneho
mlaticiho stroje, inzenyr il "a
chrani a vezme 81 il. Bude mne
to stati asi 1925 a., ale at 81.
Pritel: A zac tech rs IL?
D:.vadelni riditel: Ty jse n
zaplatil spisovateli, ostatni stal
m!aticl stroj.
IWsss] Wsssll !l!!s.sl
P'ukovni lekar: "Mate neJa
kou vadu?"
Rekrut: "Ano, mann vadnou
vyfecnost.'
Plukovni lekar: 'TakOva ys
da nepada Ma vahu! U vojskt
beztoho ma Lazdy drzeti hu
bu!"'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

nymi poll lesknou Sc modrave
hladiny rybniku sirych a tax
cetnych, re pravem krajinu tn
nazyvajl rovinou rybnicnou.
Rybniky byly pracne rukou lid
skou zfizeny, ostatni pax po-
zemky take jen yelikym pfici
nenim V urodnou pudu prone
neny.
Narod cesky osadiv Sc nej-
prye v, urodnych dolinach 70
vinach ceske zeme, postupoval
prubehem casu z rovin do hor,
udoli ma navrsi, zakladaje
osady move. Rovina Trebonska
zdstavala dlouho neobydle-
nou. Ma nj mezi travnatymi
slatinami a bahnitymi poca-
ly vynikaly toliko puste lesy.
V tIinactem veku nabyl ma
ceskem jihu rozsahlych stat.
XII rod Vitkovicu, ktefi petili
stou ruzi st,t 81 zdobili odtud
pany Ruze - Rosenberky
sc avail. III zbohatnuvse {
'zmohutnevse pecovali take (
zdelani Sire roviny Tfebonsk5
Nejprve vykaceny nebo sp;
leny byly kusy lesu ma pude
| mocalu vynikajtci. Ma ostro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18
z OKOLf TREBONSKEHO.

Jdeme-li cd Budejovic po
silnici k Treboni, jest nam br-
zy stoupati ma vysihu, ma niz
mezi obema mesty uprostred
lezl mestecko Lisov. Pred Lii
Sovem lie nam prehlednOutl
airokou rovinu Budejovickou,
v niz spatrujeme Budejovice a
Cetna jina mesta a vesnice.
Mezi mimi vine Sc Vltala, v po
zadi pax zdviha Sc Plansky
les, Boubin a jine Sumavske
hory, zayirajlce siry ten pro-
stor.
Ma dalsi ceste zmizi nam phi
vabny obraz rozsahle krajiny
te, ale "a LiSovem rozvine sc
pred nami rozsahly obraz dru
he iihoceske roviny, jez podel
reky Luznice Sc tahhne cd hra
mic dolnorakouskych az k usti
reky Luznice Sc tahne Cd hra-
sell, jez mad tim ustim ma kop
ci stoji. Rovina ia po Tfeboni,
lstrednim nejvetsim to me.
ste SVEN, rovinou TrebonskOU
sluje. Mezi zive zelenymi lu
kami. iehlicnatymi lesy a obi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

Divtipem a yytrvalosti Krc-
novou vykonano je tedy kra
jine Trc5onske dilo velike .dd
lezitosti. Jemu nalezi hlavni
zasluha z toho, re tato cast ma
81 vlasti znenahla mohla Sc Wy
souseti. Uplynutqt' oysem je-
ste mnoho let, nez pdda doko-
male Sc vysusila a tax 1rodnou
q ku prebyvani vhodnou Sc
stala, jak il nyni spatrujeme>
Jeste v predeslem stoleti bylo
TTebonske okoli povestne zim
nicemi, ktere mely prieinu We
vyparech mokre raselinove
pudy vystupujicich.
l "a nasich cash jeste ra-
selma plda nekterych LUX je
yelice rozmokla. Ma podzim
ma nj zavezou cihel podobne
no rumu, ale to vse pred pri-
sti senoseci do mekke pudy IT,
hou svou Sc vtlaci. Jedna kon-
Gina pri hranici rakouske a ne
ktera mensi mista t ua tam III
stala pro raselinnou pndu svou
podnes laden. Rypaji ma nj Dor
ky, ktere, kdyz ma slunci Wy
schnou, dobrym jsou palivem.
Ma rovine Trebonske jest
nyni mnoho vesnic; ma jejlm
kraji ma severn Veseli s Mezi-
mostim, ma vychode reky Ne
| zarky Straz, uvnitr Lomnice,
rodiste Simona Lomnickeho z
Budce, Tfebon, v niz preby-
va pres 5000 obyvatelu. Me-
sto to ma jedine, velmi dlouhe
pfedmesti, ktere cd mesta od-
deleno jest zahradou a Zaniec
kou lukou.' Nejvetsi pamatno
sti Trebonskou je zamecky ar
chiv, We dvaceti svetlych klenu
tych komorach umisteny a pc
Give sporadany. Zaklad k ne
mu polozil Petr Vok z Rozem-
berka. Prodav totiz Krumlov
ske panstvi cisari Rudolfovi
H., odvezl pamatne listiny ro-
du Rozemberskeho do Trebo-
ne. Petrem Vokem vymrel ale
rok Rozembersky v temz roce,
kdy cisar Rudolf II. postoupil
vladu mad Cechy bratru svemu
Matiasovi. Trebon zdedil rod
Svambersky, a tn k archivu
Rozemberskemu pTidelen jest
tez archiv Svamb bersky. Cd r.
1900 vladnou Svarcenberkove
zbozim Trebonskym, a tt tez
dulezite svoje listing V archi
WI tom ukladaii.
S hraze rybnika Sveta, jenz
plileha k samemu mestu, pek
nv ie nOhled ma VelikOu VOdni
hladinu, jejiz pozadi zavlra
temny les, mad ktery modra
vG dali vynika vrchol Planske
no lesa. Ma hrazi stint mohut
ne stalete duby jako ma. hra
zich vsech rybnjku Tfebon.
skych, stare jako hraze samy
a upevnuji je koreny svym
proti navalu mocneho proudl
vCho zivlu. Ia Opatovickyn
rybnikem V dali mirne Sc zdv
haji hory Novohradske. Nez
obema temi rybniky jest nesi
roxy pruh zeme a ma tom ST.
, il skvostna hrobka knlzeclht
rodu Svarcenberskeho.
Sejdeme-li mohutnych hr;
2 ri, kracime upravnymi jizdn.
+ mi cestami po lukach sveze y
Z lenych, podel Zlate stoky vo
4 ne tekouci, nebo podel SUNNI
y no lesa ncohrazenehO, v mem
: volne probihaji Sc stlhlonoh
Z srny parohati jeleni. S kc
u pecka, ,nedalekeho m.rneh'
: navrsi, prehlednouti lie TIE
o bon spatriti hladinu rybn'
Il ka Rozemberskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

.vech tech zalozeny byly prvni
osady,t a teprve po tom mozno
bylo prikrociti k upravovani
ostatni pudy spoustami vod po
kryte nebo V mocaly a. bahna
rozmokle. (Jeste v druhe po-
lovici IA. stoleti, kdyz vladl
zdelavatel zeme Ceske cisar
Karel w., byly ma rovine Fre-
bonskG osady jen ma ostro-
vech bahnite pudy vycnivaji
c:ch a nuzne vzdelanych. Ano.
i "a valek husitskych bylo me
sto Trebon obsirnymi mocaly
obkliceno tax, re Cd neho voj
sko husitske, jemuz mnohy
brad ma. strme skale marne
vzdoroval, $ nepoiizenou ode
slo.)
Obrovska ia prace provede
ma jest dlouholetym pricine-
MN mnoha tisicu delnych lidl
a dovlSena ddmyslem. hlavne
dvou Rozemberskych uredni-
XII Stepanka z Netolic ia
kuba Krcina z Jelcan, v dru-
he polovici sestnacteho stole
ii.
Stepanek pocal ma rovine
Trebonske z mocalu, kde puda
byla neurcllna, upravovaH ryb
Milky, ktere cd reky Luznice
jako rameno jeji odbocujic,
mezi temi rybniky podnes po-
vlovne Sc vine, a to tax pro-
spesne, re die potreby z jed
mech vodu cistou odvadi a dc
jinych uvadi, mimo to pax o.
statni pTilehlou pudu zavlazu
je.
Jakub krcin ujal Sc Stepan
kovy mySlenky a duvtipem
vytrvalosti proved il stastne
a dokonale. krcln narodil Sc z
chudych rodicu rodu rytirskt
no v polovici 16. stoleti. Z
mladl ucil Sc v Praze ma vysC
kych skolach naukam, jimz sc
tehdy "svobodna umenl" flka
10. Potom stal Sc urednlkem na
velkych statcich u rozlicnych
panuv, a kdyz mu bylo 26 let
dostal Sc ku panu Vilemovi z
Rozemberka "a purkrablho ns
brad Krumlov. Tam schopno
stmi a pricinlivosti naklonil S
yelmocneho pana znenahla tol
merou, re posleze ustanovel
jest vrchnim reditelem Rozen
berskych panstvi.
Rozmeriy pudu roviny TIE
bonske vysetriv jeji svah, z;
lozil samGho mesta Tfebon,
veliky rybnlk Svet, hned z;
MIN skoro stejne veliky Opa
tovicky, potom jeste nekolik
nych veiikych rybnlkU posi-
re ma oslavu pana sveho ryb
nix po nem Rozemberk zvanJ
ktery podnes jest nejvetsim r.
bnakem V Cechach. Ably Nchr
nil rybnik ten cd protrzeni,
pravil velmi dumyslne rex
Luznici tax, ably jen nevelik
cast vody jeji Rozemberker
protekala. Krone Zlate stoky
ktera z Luznice ma levo odbC
cuje, vykopati dial totiz jest
jednu stoku, ktera vSecku pl
lisnou vodu odvadi ma prav
II do Nezarky. Stoce te fika
Nova feka.
Podniky ty byly velmi pra
ne. 0 hrazi lybnika ROzembe
ka rracovalo po pet let 700 a
5000 lidi, naiatych to rybnlk
e III a robotniku, jimz dovazer
k potfebne koly a chrasti sedl;
u ci devatenacti yesnic. kdy
!. pax rybnik byl napusten,
q hraz ohromnou tou pill vyst
, vena uprostred Sc pohnula,
Il cemz pracovalo jeste 1900 Ii
e po cely rok.
Rybniky temi pusta jint
j. rovina TfebonSka stala Sc U
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-03-21
WAS ALMOST
DISCOURAGED
Constant Headache and
Much Soreness and Pain
Nearly Got the Best. of
This Harrisburg Lady,
But Cardui Made Her
Well and Strong

Harrisburg, Ark.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Need
ham, living near here states: when
began working on me
suffered a great deal. 1 had
SO much soreness and pain in the
lower part of my body could hardly
get up when 1 was down. 1 would
have severe pains all across my back,
and my sides hurt me all the time. l
would have headaches constantly, es
pecially the back of my head and
neck. I was almost discouraged with
my condition when 1 thought of Car
dui, and decided to see what it would
do.
l saw an Improvement at once aft
er the first bottle. 1 kept it up and
the result was wonderful. I took al
together four bottle. I grew stronger.
better appetite, less pain until I was
well. think Cardui is a Godsend to
suffering women, and I certainly can
praise it, and do So"
For more than 40 years Cardur has
been in general use and in that time
thousands have written to tell us how
it helped them back to health and
strength.
At druggiStS.-( Advt.)