davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
THEATRES
At The Strand


Surprised in ar attempt at Manila
to steal the plans of a valuable war
invention for an enemy agent, Berta
,Sordstrom. called The Yellow Ty-
phoon." because of her golden hair
land heartless manner. shot and killed
the husband whom she had deserted
come years before, after ~squadering
mis- fortune. BY a strange coincidence
Hilda Nordstrom, Berta's twin sister
and a secret service operative, wit
messed the crime. Thrilling events
followed on an ocean voyage to San
Francisco. and a trip to New York,
where the climax was reached in an
other attempt to get the plans. Anita
Stewart PLAYS a dual role as the twin
sisters in FThe Yellow Typhoon." the
First National picture from the story
by Harold MacGrath, which will be
shown at the Strand theatre today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
MANY VOTES TO COUNT
AT MATAWAN BOROUGH

BY SPECIAL Correspondent.
MATAWAN, Nov. 2:-With over
1.100 persons registered to vote IN
this borough today, 1t has become a
question with the election officials
and party leaders just how it car be
done. In past years the highest vote
has only run Slightly more than 400,
and with the addition Of the women
voters it Is a question of how the
poll clerks will be able to vote all
of them.
Edgar I. Vanderveer. clerk of
elections of Monmouth county, noti-
fed the borough council through
Attorney f. H.. Geran some months
ago that Matawah would have to
have additional polling places. This
matter was discussed at a meeting
of the council and was opposed by
such citizens as former Judge Henry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
OF MISS BENNETT

BY Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, Nov. 2-The eigh-
.teenth birthday of Miss Nellie Ben
nett, of Rhode Hall. was made h
occasion of a birthday party by her
many friends in this section of n
county. The party was also a testi-
|monial to her father. /. Scudder Ben
nett. who is eighty-two years old, one
OF the oldest residents In h a section.
The Bennett homestead. one of the
most historical hereabouts because OF
the fact that General George WASH
ington spent a night there while lead
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
At The Crescent

Few motion picture actors are as
much at home in stories OF Inc sva IL
Hobart Bosworth. Something of the
tang and power OF the salt waves
seems to have been transmitted to
his staunch frame. Mr.. Bosworth is
ideally suited to his role as the vet
eran deep-sea diver in Below the
Surface" which opened at the Cres-
cent theatre yesterday.
Mr.. Bosworth is Martin Flint, 1.
sturdy New Highlander. His son,
Luther, Is his partner in his danger
Gus profession and the apple # his
eye. F1int's daring rescue of a sub
marine crew attracts James Arnold
and Edna Gordon. u~nscruplous pro-
motors from Boston. Attracted By
the girl. Luther becomes an unwit-
ting partner in their schemes, mar
ries Edna. and nearly loses his life
in her behalf. While he lies near
death. she deserts him.
Martin follows the girl to a Bos-
ton cabaret. and forces her to start
back to Luther with him. The steam
er in which they are travelling crashes
into a derelict in a fog and sinks.
Out of the wreck comes the means OF
clearing up Luther's difficulties and
the ~vindication of Martin in his sons
eyes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02

Rose bowls are no longer old
fashioned. but modern, comes the
word from New York. The idea of
keeping ose leaves has been revived
and Chinese pattern rose bowls are
becoming very popular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Memorandum Pad

One of the most convenient mem
orandum pads for desk or telephone.
at home or office, is that with a
brass stand and a spring pencil at
tachpd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
New Hit Mt Majestic

In MY Lady Friends" the new
comedy which ran for over six
months in New York last winter and
is to be presented by II. II. Frazce
the well known baseball owner, with
Jack Norworth in, the title role at
the Majestic tomorrow night, the
authors have hit upon n new idea
with a delightfully."- humorous angle.
Briefly told, Mr.. Norworth enacts
the role OF a young business man
with plenty of money who has a wife
to whom he is devotedly attached.
but who does not believe in worldly
extravaganza. Norworth is, of just
the opposite opinion and when he
cannot make her live up to his ideas
of spending money. he places three
young ladies under his protection,
who realize his fondest hopes in the
matter of spending money. Unfortu-
nately for his peace of. mind the
three become fond Of him, and in try
ing to get out of this new difficulty,
many serious but at the same time
laughable situations ensue but he
finally gets himself out of all his
troulesb. gets rid; of his three lady
friends, and everything is fine.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Prime Rib Roast ..........-.........-....3Oc fb
Seventh and Eighth Rib Roast ..........25c fb
Best Chuck ID
Neck End Chuck Roasts ..............16c fb
Boneless Stew Beef ..................-...15c fb
BrSket of Beef fb
Plate Beef 10
Prime Sirloin Steak ...-..-...............45c fb
Tender End Rump Steak ...-..."....4Oc fb
Best Round Steak .........................35c ID
This beef is all from com-fed steers. You
cannot secure any better beef, no matter
what price you pay.
Best Roast of Pork or Pork Chops 30c fb
Fresh Hams 10
Fresh Shoulders ......................."...Z4c 10
The above pork products are killed at our
own abattoir, and are from choice, corn-fed
hogs.
Genuine Spring Lamb Legs ...............42 fb
Choice Legs of Mutton .............."...38c Id
Genuine Spring Fore-quarter Lamb 27c fb
Genuine Spring Stewing Lamb .......2Oc 1b
Roast Veal ..............".........z5c and sue 10
Choice Stewing Veal ...."...15c and zoe 1b
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
HAND PICKED APPLES ..........4 doc DoZ
SPECIALS FOR The LENTEN SEASON.

Large can Red Alaska Salmon. .2Sc
Very Best Pink Salmon ...............2 zoe Can
Tuna Fish Csc can
Pickeled Shrimp ........................15c can
Large White Norway Mackerel. Doc Each
Pure Cape Cod Cod Fish, bonelesS PIE tb
Fish Flakes for Fish Cakes. 1oc & 15c Pkg.
Large can Kippered Herring, in to-
mato Sauce .....-..........................
Large can Imported Sardines...
Domestic SardineS, oil or mustard
SduCS, IVl iOi ,,,''''''''.'''.'''........Zoc
Very Best Full Cream Cheese ........38c fb
Good Old Cheese ..........................3O SOC fb
Smoked Bloaters ...................... Sc Each
Best Head Rice ...........................1Sc fb
Armour'S Oatmeal 1Oc PKG.
Armour'S Corn Flakes .......-.........10c Pkg.
Armour's Spaghetti or Macaroni,
pkgs. for
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
HAM A LA KING Is
DELICIOUS-TRY IL
fBy Bernice Challenger. Department Of
Food Economics, Armour and
Company.

(By Bernice Challenger. Department oi
Food Economies. Armour and
Company.
tradition has told us TO use chicken
IN the preparation OF a Ia king dishes
rhis has always seemed the choice meat
or this dish supreme. 10 has purely
,een common custom TO use chicken
,nt since It is the tendency Of the age
Is depart from lime-wOrn conventions,
,am instead Of chicken may be satlsiac-
.orily substituted In an la king dlsh
Niih excellent results.
Pork now gains recognition as high
type Of flesh food and has made usage
m an kinds Of meat dishes. Today ham
: "a cured and smoked That home man
ayers relish it as-ghoice meat and
choose it for use on all festive occa-
si0ns.
After the many slices have been re-
moved from a whole ham for frying
and baking. we az last reach the ham
butt on ID are The well favored por-
lions near the bone. and when baked.
trimmed and diced they are ready to
enter into an appetizing dish. These
diced portions are added 10 a creamed
sauce. well seasoned with strips OF
pimentos, diced green peppers and
mushrooms. Ham Ia king is well liked
because OF the distinctive flavor; IT'S
SAVIOR lends itself with pleasing fneness
10 the cream sauce; the pimenio, green
pepper and mushrooms blend well; and
DE whole forms a highly nutritious
dish. attractive because OF its colorful
touch as well as its appciizing taste.
Ham La King.
cups liquid
1 G. water
c. cvapOrated milk--Or
cups milk or cream.
lbsp. olemargsrine or nut-ols
ibsp. -four.
~ tsp. salt
"a tsp paprika.
~ tsp. celery salt
cups diced baked ham
{ ~ cups sauted mushrooms.
~ ibsp. finely chopped parsley.
l0lks Of two eggs
Whites OF two eggs beaten stiff
ibsp. diced green pepper
10 G. pimento cut into thin strips.
Make. sauce by heating milk, adding
paste made OF melted oelo and flour and
Add sgnied mushrooms.
chopped parsley, and yolks of eggs.
tr in thoroughly and then cut and
lld in The whites with The pepper and
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
GnlNGEhs nlNE Danny.

a leap year party was enjoyed bl
members Of West Brandywne Grange
at T9lleyvine, last evening, Many gamei
were played. An attractive program o
music and readings was given. Re
freshments were served
10 was announced that at mex
Thursdays meeting small devices and
helps 10 be used in The house 10 aid
The housewife In her work will be ex-
hiblted
on Thursday. Nhrch 49, there viii be
a debate The subject viii be How
motor power takes the place Of the
horse on the farm
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
IFAV0RITE DRY
SAUSAGE DISHES

Dry sausage Is an all-the-year-around
food that may be served for breakfast
luncheon or.dlnner. Try II in one OF its
+favOTite forms:
Appetizer with garnish OF olives and
I lettuce
Appetizer on toast, with slice Of to-
mato
Sliced thin and served as the main
dish OF the meal
Broiled and served on toast for break
fast
Casseroles OF dry sausage and yege-
tables, or cereal.
For distinctive flavor In soups and
fowl dressings
Croquettes Of dry sausage with ce-
reals
Dry sausage fritters and riss0les
Green pepper salad with dry sausage.
Creamed dry sausage on toast.
Baked apples stuffed with ground dry
sausage
Tomatoes or green peppers stuffed
with dry sausage
Dry sausage omelot.
Corn Chowder with Dry Sausage.
4 can corn.
. c. potatoes (cut IN "a inch slices.l.
10 inch cube of'fat salt pork.
slice onion.
c. scalded milk.
tbsp. butter or oleomargarine.
salt and pepper
parboil potatoes for five minutes and
drain. Cut pork in small pieces and try
out Add onion and cook five minutes,
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

stirring often TO prevent burning, Strain
me fat into a stew pan, add potatoes.
then two cups boiling water Co9s until
potatoes are soft Add corn. dgy sau-
sage and milk, then heat 10 boiling point
Season, add butter. pour in,o hot To-
reen. The addition OF a few slices Of
dry sausage 10 any cream soup. bean
puree or vegetable soup gives disiinc-
tive flavor
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
spRING nLnIsE MnIlLs-

! some OF the new town blouses which
are being shown for spring have no
regulation peplum. but blouse 80 en-
phalieally over ihe belt that llie same
purpose is served.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

plmento. and lastly the cubed ham.
Serve with toast points or on rounds Of
toast, This Will serve six people
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Best California Prunes ....."..""...25c fb
Rest California Peaches .................25c ib
Best California ApricotS .......""......29c Id
Best York State Soup Beans...".........lOc 1b
Best California Lima Beans.............l6e ib
Red Kidney Beans for haking......... &c 1b
New Pearl Hominy .......~........"....... &c ID
New Loose Buckwheat .....~."........ &c Id
Armour's Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. for....25c
B. T. Babbitt's Soap, 8 cakes for..~......25c
5 Cakes Borax Soap ..."..".....".........."'3o
Sunshine Soap ...".."~,-...'.."..."...5c bar
6 Pgs. Swift Pride Powder ...........'....Z5c
6 cans Babbitt's Cleanser ...~~.".--....25c
ar0e Can Solid Packed Tomatoes ......16c
Cream Sugar Corn, cans for."."""....25c
Early June Peas .........-..".........l5c Can
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23
Danny

ochuravele bolonfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
1ostf, bolestf krfzi. zvlastnfmi ne
nocemi neb jsou-li postizeny 1inymi
nepravidelnostmi, slabostf neb nedu-
hem speciclne zenskSm, nelly by Sc e
tfmto specialistou poraditi
Choroby vajetnfku neb dGlohy lecI
bez noze Bylo-li VAN radano podro-
biu Sc operaci chirurgicke, ably cd.
stranena byla prfcina t6chto chorob
neb pfi zlate zfle prntrzi, neposlou-
chejte techto pokynu a nedavejte svoje
zdravf pod nn2. lancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialietou
Nehlede k tomu. jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net 1ak dlouho Vas suzu-
ie. porad'te Sc $ tfmto specialistou, ably
,ely vas Dudoucf zivot nebyl sazce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

Doktor iecf vsechny chronicke memo
CT ! zmrzacenf muzn / zen detf. V
mnohem pffpad6 muze byti zabraneno
operaci, sveffte-Ii sc mu v lecenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23
Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzu, zen a ditek.

Kataru zaludecnfm chorobam se
venuJe obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpfte-li katarem, pfijd'te nechte
sc vysetfiti Nemocnf a chorobou DO.
nekud napadenf, NELL by Sc uchopIti
pfflezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
lei budete uspokojeni Jestll re Test
vas pffpad neyylecitelnS, rekne VAN
ak bez okolku a poradf VAN ne
1hojitelnosd. zadnp chorobn6 mua
neb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-li postizeni rheumatismem ner-
vosou. vodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazemi jater, srdce.
slabosti neryd net jinou chorobou sla-
bostnf, Jste-li zsinaly, trpfteli zavra-
II, neehutf k jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno-
stf padoucnicf peb zaludecnfmi a strey
ofmi nepofadky, prijd'te DIR. ~snellovi
Mate-H s1vrny, krevnf, koznf neb
vlasovy neduh, prGtrz neb zlatou 2llu,
vse Sc 8 uspechem lecf.
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NASE POZVANf

Urednici a iiditele teto
banky plnem uznani, re
rozsifeni teze dekovati jest
spolupusobeni naseho "a
kaznictva, jez pomohlo k
1e1imu vzrustu, vyzaduji 81
/ ma dale soucinnost k wa
Jemn6mu prospechu a jsou
tez zadostivi vejiti We styk
$ dalsimi priznivci, kteri po-
tfebuji sluzeb dobre banky,
kteryz obchod bude zdro-
jem dalSi nasi silly.
THE BROADWAY
SAVINGS & TRUST co.
BROADWAY RON vfCB. IS. UL.
tBanka kde Dejste cixIncem.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spoierl.

Nez1lezi ma tom, komu se
nepodsfilo vas vyleeiti, chci
Douze, abyste pfisi ke mne a
poradlli Sc Sc mnou, drive neg
il phJdete X jinemu iekari.
aioje ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
te-li mono vas vyleciI:, foknr
yam ianed. UGinim VAN W.
1ovrjici splatiy.
l.eteai: vsechny nenoci rer-
Owe, hravni. aoznf, chronicke,
rtizne nemoci muzak6, dale
1ennoci ledvin & jine g MINI EDO
lene ncdlhy, ztr&td pameti.
kam@nky, (bez rezanl), bola-
Gy q vredy, zv6txen& mandle,
iadory, otrayU krve, pist9le.
1iaulaatjaw 3 vsecnny muzske
1emoei.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

Nehlede tcmu, jak jste ne-1ocen,
nehlede ami Vast bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosu a nehled6 ami tomu, kdy2
Yam bylo ilz reteno. ze Vase nemoc
Jest nezhojitelna, pfijd'te porad'te Sc
timto vyoornEm Iekaren a jest-li ze
;h1va ien nitka uadeje, ma ktere visi
Vase zdravf, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravenf, spok ojenosti a st6stf.
zVLASTNf F0zORNOST Sc v6nuje
chemickeml a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krve, moce a chrchld a vsem trpf-
elm nemocemi dusevnfml a nervovymi
plikacemi.
Xgechnv dntazv adrns., ,ta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23
Ocktor F. q. Leslie.

1pecississa na nervovs, chroni-
cka, !fYevni a koIni ncrncci.
Ifedui Ecd. cd 9 90 3. Y ueie.
oc - dnp. 30 2 bod. oipol.
SO PROSPECT AVE. 3. z.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-23

y ,
nebyli by Americana spusobih
revoluci, cure, to by nebyli" I,
'vmisila Sc pojednou do roz-
mluvy Jud:ta.
"Myslfm, re mate pravdu,
Judito", sclal Sc Justin.
/ Britonlarta usmala Sc tro-
chu a pax pokracovala:
"Co jsen chtela rici, milg
Justine, je toto: Ny lide jsme
tact egoiste, ze musi ma mas
jednotlive spachano byti velke
bezpravi, nezli Sc vzchopfme k
cinu, abychom bud je pomstili,
je napravili, nebo jemu W.
sledkem dobrym odolai. AZ ne
kdy, pTihodnejsl chvili, sde-
lin vam, ,nily Justine, Jake
bezpravi spachano bylo ma by
tostech, iez milovala jsem mad
sv1j zivot, 3 kterazto bezpravi
otevrela m; oci, tax re videla
jsem Jasn6, jak zena systema-
ticky je drzana v porobe o.
troctvi olupovana prava,
ktera il prirodou pfinalezeii.
Nyni neni k tomu doba prihod-
ra, nebot' Judita prinasi liz
veceTi"./
"Ja trpelive pockam, az sa-
ma uznate "a vhodne, poctiti
mne svoji dJverou v tomto SINE
ru", odpovedel.
Judita 2I'inesla ma stul hoj-
most ruznych pokrmu prislu-
hovala obe,na a po veGefi odne-
sla 81 zbytky do sve "kuchy-
nee, kde pochutnavala 81 ma
mase a caji.
A kdyz i ona Sc byIa nasyti-
la, umyla nadobf, dala 81 ku-
chyn svoji do poradku, pridru-
zila sc ku Justinu a Britomarte e
a stravila mimi cely vecer.
Zabava jejich byla obycejne
druhu velr1i jednoducheho. Ju-
stin vyhledal 81 nejakou knihu,
ponejvice neco re spisu Shakes
peara pfedcital hlasit6. Bri-
tomarta pletla puncochy Ju-
dita spravcval pradlo a vse, co
spravky mefo zapotrebi, nebot'
umela zachazeti S jehlou dosti
obralne.
V deSet hndin zavrel Justin
krihu, Britanarta slozila klubi
Cko Why nebo bavlny do koSi-
Gku a .udita odlozila svoii
spravku. Justin pfecetl pax jed
nu ma den ten Sc hodici kapito-
III bible q Britomarta Ia spo-
lupusobenl chou zazpivala ne
jakou hymnu, nacez vSichni o.
Gebrali ,e ia sva luzka.
Tax delo sc kazdy vecer. Ra-
no pax "a rychodu slunce VISTA
ly ODE divXy a mezitim, co Bri-
tomarta za:netla vSude a opra-
sila, uvafl d Judita snidani, Sc
5tavajici z kavy, horkych zem-
Ii a pecenYch ptaka, ktere byI
Justin pred chvili V horach "a
strelil a Judite odcvzdal. Pc
snidani oucbrali Sc Justin a Ju-
dita ma LODI, ably preveli kra-
WI.
Brltomarta zamestnavala sc
rripravou velice chut-
nych pokrlnI, o nichz domniva
Ia Sc, re Justin dava Jim pred
fost pfede vsemi. Vedela, re
pride dnes uomu pozde a hla-
dow; vzdyt' prace, jakou mel
pred sebou, nebyla zadna det-
ska hracka; ne snad proto, re
Crummie nedovedIa by dobre
oceniti terlou kasi srotovou, ny
brz proto. re ten misty velmi
l;zky pruh uziny proryvan byl
hlubokymi strzemi a propast'-
mi s brehy 20 obou stranach
kluzkymi a sraznymi, dobre ST.
:e pro kamzika nebo kozu, ne
yE3k DrO L-oyyu roho mill,
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Zajata 1nevesta.
Ron1n etyrech dilech Cd p D. E. N Southworthovs
Pro "Domacnost' pfelozi Hugo Chotek.

| AtCio oSUC oaAduCJl, Ilclll Uu I'd
kona, jimz by spojeni naseou-
cineno zakonitym neni tn
kneze, jenz by jej posvetil. Mi
zeme byti proto sobe jen to, co
ja stale jsem a pro vzdy chci
byti - bratrem a sestrou"
Polozila hlavu ma hranu sto-
la a zastkala hlasite.
"Britomal'to, milacku! Mole
lasko jedina! Vzhledni ku
mne! Vzdyt' ia nechci uciniti
to nest'astnou. Nebesa vi, re
bych snesl radeji ten nejvetsi
Dol, nezli s.bych spusobil tam
jen boil ne.imensi", pravil, pri-
kleknuv K jeji strane a poloziv
JENNIE rukn svoji ma jeji hla-
vinku.
"Oh, Justine, jaka to kletba,
milovati zenu, jake jsem ja!"
zastkala.
"Nikoi, draha! Je to to nej-
vetsi pozehnanf 49, je to boz
sky, vzneseny cit, - ia laska,
treba nebyla / opetovana tim
tez spdsobem. Avsak, Britomar
to, mole Britomarto, je neprf-
tomnost statu, zakona a kneze
tou jedinoa pfekazkou naseho
spojeni?"
"Nikoli = ie vsak prekaz-
kou nejblizsi". :.
ga; coz kdybychom st'ast-
nou nahodou nejakou byli wy
svobozeni 2 tohoto pusteho O.
strova a vratili Sc zpet do nasi
vlasti - lnohl bych doufati
pax, re oblaziS mne laskou svo-
il rukou?" zadal hlasem hlu-
bokym, vaznym.
"Ne, ne nikdy!" odvetila S
povzdechem.
"Srnel hych tazati Sc po pri-
cine tohoto podivneho, primo
nepTirozeneho vzdoru?"
"Mohu udati yam jen tn, kite
rouz udala jsem vam tax caste
= mne vaze posvatny slib, re
nikdy neprovdam sc "a muze,
pOkud stavati bude zakonu pro
zenu tax ponizujicich, jake
name nyni".
"Mhzete zavazati sc slibem,
ze sc nikdy neprovdate. nikdy
ale, ze netudete milovati, ne
bot to nelezi We vasi moci".
"Zda Sc mi, re porusujete
slib, jeho2 isem vas dosud ne
sprostila, .:astine", pravila vice
bolestne, iak vycitave.
"Nebesa odpustiz mi, ano, to
ciniml Ale, jak mohu jinace 2"
dodal divokym usmevem,
"jak mohu Jinace? Britomar-
to! Nepo,usil jsem jej dosud
slovy, porusoval jsem jej kaz-
cy den a kazdou hodinu N.Y.
slenkou! Necht' je tomu vsak
Jakkoli, il. chci pokusiti sc o to
a budeme mluvit tudiz necem
jinem. M!uvme "zenskem
pravu", zastoj ten je vam vzdy
vltany, mole mlada reformator
ko! Ja caste V duchu divil Sc te
vasi stale "a vytrvale nenavisti k
tenn prirozenym nepratelnm DO
hlavi zenskeho - jak pojme-
nOVala Jste muze - a domnl-
val Sc, &c nenavist ia musela
vzniknouti velke nejake kriv-
ely, nebo desneho bezpravi,
jez spusobeno bud vam same,
nebo jine ram drahe zene",
pravil Justin.
Justine, odpovedela miss
Coilyers iemnosti malo kdy u
III vidanou, innate pravdu! Zku
senost, jakou nabyl jste z histo
RE svetove. uci vas, ze kazdy
hrdina a ,eformator, jenz TRIP
ce pocit'oval bezpravi, jake pa
Sc sc ma lidstvu, nebo vlasti a
pokusil Sc napravu. podneco-
van k tomu bezpravim, spacha
mem bud liza mem, nebo ma ne
kom iemu milem. Kdyby Lu-
krecla nebyla stala sc obeti
Sextusa, Brutus a Collatius nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She mixed Sulphur with il to
RcstOre Color, Gloss,
SOuthfulncSs.

Common garden sage brcwed Into a
heavy tea with sulphur added. will
turn gray, streakcd and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove 4 revela-
ton II your hair Is fading. strcakcd
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe at home. though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
n bottle OF wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound al any drug store all ready
for use. This Is the old-timc recipe
improved by tho addition of other IN
gradients.
While wispy. grny, faded hair ~ not
sinful. We all desire TO retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY dnrkcn!nE your hair with
Wye,h's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
no ono can tell. because it does Il SO
naturally. so evenly. You just dampcn
sponge or soft brush with IT and
draw this through your hair, taking
ono small strand at 81 timo: by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and. after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy, soft and luIurinnt.---AdY.