davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
MODERN DRESS

Almighty didn't know His business.
Jest think o. tn stops a camouflaged
girl on a shoppin' tour has L make
L touch up her face. She's fraid TO
breathe natural. or blow her nose.
II a Fly gifts on her nose he's safe
till she gifts home. O. course It's
enough = drive anybuddy crazy c
foller IN directions fer bein' beau
tiful, but there's q whole lot o. lit
tie helpful things that Git in admira-
bly, with most anybuddy's daily rou-
tine thar hain't no trouble at all.
TIL first step is L be independent
enough G dress deCently an use
your own face: then lay in a supply
o. cracked wheat an fruit an take
some homework or any
kind. Good teeth are a social obli-
cation, an even more essential than
red cheeks. A retreatin chin or a
flap ear won't hold you back If
you've got good teeth. It's been
demonstrated that any kind o. legs'u
do. You kin be three or four years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

landish makeups we see on tn
streets We see such men standin'
on tin corners. But they're in tn
same class as tn women who run
with loafers' cause they dress nifty.
TIL sort OF a girl that commands
IN adm iration o. real men is tn
girl that's properly covered up, tn
girl with a real complexion. conf
don't step, straight back. an intelli-
gent face. A good complexion is
easily acquired by proper food an
eXerciee-cracked wheat, prunes,
milk an apples an exercise, occa-
sional baths an vigorous rubin
NotEin' is as sad [ look upon as a
female saplin with dull expression
dressed so she's afraid Z step or set
down. with a snow white nose, chin
an forehead, covered ears, an q
brown wishbone. cut off from all tn
glorious freedom O. grace an youth
TIL whole effect suggests a draped
mop. Some girls try Z improve on
a good complexion jest as if tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
THE WELCOME SEED CATALOGUE.

The mails are carrying hope and cheer nt2
mary homes in the land. Budget worries and high
Iric s. the shortage of everything necessary and
.I.s abundance OF opportunity for the bank balance
10 dwiudle instead OF grow are all forgotten in the
arrival of the seed catalogue
From the appet!zingy pictured sweet and
be Is the front cover, right through the
vegetables and flowers and shrubs 20 the luscious
salad makiags the back the catalogue is full of
thrills and promise of happier DAYS TO come
II is none too soon either, for the wise gardener
TO be working with pad and pencil. mapping out
his flower beds and vegetable garden. There is the
fertilizer TO be thought Of and ordered. Arrange
uents must be made the earliest possible spad-
ing of the ground and preparation of the soil Soon
the will De rising noticeably earlier each day
and dayIight-saving viii have its interest FOR the
eager gardener
Winter is coming 10 end. The first forerunners
OF spring will be here soon All is Well as usual
The seed catalogue tells
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

Turn them OF course, and keep them out
would any social club. SO would any business or
ganization, any political organization drive
ntruders who using It's privileges. refused its re-
sporsIb;Iities and sought 20 overthrow it.
AT the same time men engaged in saving the
country after such process need how Tar
to go. and when stop--at least before they have
far. Very few men elected state
legislatures. even in Indiana. say nothing Of New
York fit &c pass upon anything ike so important
a problem-and especially II IL is be all faint
cd with partisanship The most Of US no doubt are
republicans and democrats but are mighty
cheap material unfit for either ono if we have any
pride. would have any pride. in being forced To-
be republicans democrats.
Yet that is exactly what the New York assembly
has thrown 70 the people Of that state Minority
parties wiped of the m95,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
Mrs. Solomon Says
Being Confessions of Wife 70O the Folly of Confessions
and Wisdom or a Silent Tongue.

Ny daughter, a man is wise in
his reservations, and holdeth his
peace; but "A woman yearneth to
tell things.
And "confcssing" is her chief de-
light,
10. while "A man courteth dam
sci she is as q shop window before
Christmas. which displayeth only
its most attractive wares. She show
eth him only her brightest smiles
and the sweetest side Of her dispos-
ition. and her cleyereSt accom-
plishmeUts.
And when he covereth her with
garlands. and presentcth her with
medals for her wisdom and good
ness and beauty. she smileth Sc
cretly and undeceiveth him not
But. with the putting on of the
wedding ring. she casteth or all ner
Camouhage saying
Nov, can be perfectly honest
with him; for he shall love me foI
myself, alone,"
And To-. she proceedeth 20 open his
eyes. and TO shatter his illusions
even as a small boy that delighteth
10 smash his birthday toys for the
establishment OF the onlooker.
Behold. she teneth him all hel
inmost thoughts and her real opin-
ions.
she confcsseth all her past fiirt-
atoms, and painteth them in start
ling cOlors.
She permitteth him to see the Sc
cret workings OF her toilet table
and uufasteneth the false pin-curls
for her amusement
When the mullins burn and the
cream spilleth, she hideth not heI
failure. but admitteth il with tear,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

its always the quiet little thing,
swathed in draperies. who sits in
corner and uses her eyes, that draws
all the men to her. And it's never
the life Of the party but the quiet,
reserved man with the devoted ef-
fective manner. who captures the
belle of the evening"
"Oh. I don't know" objected the
bachelor. II never see you sitting
off i'm a corner and"
"Me?" repeated the widow open
ing her eyes, "oh. I'm a widow, Mr..
Weatherby. I have a running start.
Men can always imagine things
about me that ! have a past or a
history or broken heart Really.
when you think how easy il is TO
start the masculine imagination
working, YOU wonder why every
woman can't be magnetic. But
magnetism, like common sense and
dimQles, seems to be a gift Of the
high gods 10 the rare few whom they
love 1t may be simulated. but II
can't be cultivated. or acquired or
pasted ON. It's like second sight"
Its hypnotism. that's what il
Isl" declared the bachelor emphati-
caUy land, if the high gods only
know il. giving magnetism 10 a
red-haired widow is carrying Goals
to Newcastle"
Thank YOU" returned the widow
airily. then. giving magnetism TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

sec uI war BAKER. tie says:
Il believe members Of the cabinet should
have seats i'm the other house and
should DO present to defend the policies of their
departments"
This would be following the precedent OF Great
Britain and in fact Of most other countries with
constitutional governments Every member of the
British cabinet has a reserved for him in the
house of parliament TO occupy when he pleas
lie has no vote but is entitled to listen the dis
cussou into it for reasons OF explana-
ton defense in matters connected with his own
department. II is merely this privilege which Secy
Baker suggests for the American cabinet
The present system certainly leaves much TO be
desired. There is not enough contact between the
executive and legislative branches AS result, the
two are often at loggerheads even adminstra-
lions where the party controls both. It is only
fair that cabinet members should be granted a
hearing in affairs that them, and their
operation would certainly facilitate the work of
congress
To would probably require more than congress
sional resolution bring about this reform. Presi-
dents cabinet officers senators and representatives
have often admitted its desirabity. Why do
somet thing about it?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

and apologies.
She acknowledged her temper,
and lettath him see her frUwrs.
Not one OF Ger little faults and
failines doth she conceal from him.
She is so sincere,
For q secret thought is unto q
woman as hot soup in the mouth.
She cannot hold IT,
she msistcth upon "eNplaining
herself. even as magician that
giveth away his tricks. and dis
closeth the rabbit up his sleeve.
why then shalt thou condemn "a
mans "fickllnoss". when he saith.
Alas. thought To marry an
angel, But mine angel-cake hath
turned 10 dough, For this woman
hath all the faults of her seN-and
then some
Yet peradventure he had never
discovered flaw i'm his beloved.
had she not told him of it.
Verify, verify no man loveth q
woman for herself. For that
which he lovcth is a craven image
made i'm her likeness, and covered
with his illusions
And she that dispeHeth her own
mystery with confessions and
admissions is as one that strippeth
Christmas tree and cryeth There
is no santa Claus
But she that holdeth her tongue
and is discreetly silent remaineth
a.lwavs a mans ideal.
For 10 man ever found out any
thing about a woman. which she did
not tell him.
Yet, alas, alas. a woman must al
ways tell
SClah
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

What is the greatest secret ina the
world" inquired the widow, I'M
pulsively.
The bachelor glanced up 20 where
she sat curIed up amongst the null
ti-colored pillows i'm a corner of the
window seat.
What is this--a rebus?' he de-
manded, suspiciously "or are we
playing charades? The greatest Sc
cret in the world? Why-a woman's
real opinion of her husband. of
course
The widow shook her head until
the afternoon sunlight on the one
side. and the freight ON the other
We'd for possession of her glintiug
hair
Don't he facctious.' she begged.
this is serious. I'll give you two
more gueSses"
"Oh. well. if l must be serious
complained the bachelor. The most
absorbing secret in the world is the
secret of happiness: and the most
fascinating secret is the secret Of
success. And. then. there's the Sc
cret OF eternal youth, and the secret
of the Sphinx. and"
"AH wrong" interrupted the Wi
dow with "A wave of her hand lots
of people have discovered the answer
TO the first two: and there is no
answer TO the last two. The opti-
mistS and the Don't Worry clubs
the secret Of happiness: l know 1t
myself And once YOU know a Sc
cret. il isn't fascinating. any more
And as for the secret of success it's
still easier 10 solve. 4 measure OF
hard work, a world of faith in your-
self. and a dash of luck. But the
greatest secret in the world is some
thing that everybody longs to know
and nobody has ever yet succeed
ed in guessing. Either, you've got
if
Il haven't" protested the bache-
Tor. frivolously, Il havn't had it, this
! afternoon; what is it,"
tits magnetism" announced the
widow impressively and either you
have it-or YOU haven't it: and no
body in the world knows what it is,
or where it comes from nor what
\ it's composed Of
Il do" declared the bachelor UNI
/ blushingly, Its composed of about
a hundred and twenty pounds OF
pink and white frivolity and two
hounds OF glittering hair. and
1T isn't matter Of beauty" pro-
ceeded the widow, ignoring the per
sonal application I've seen many a
Venus sitting out half her dances
while some little sub-ncSed freckle-
faced thing had 10 split the extras
three times TO satisfy all the men
around her. And il isn't as the
theorists think. a matter Of vitality
and radiance: because a perfectly
healthy hoydcn can ruffle a mans
feelings like a blustery wind. and is
usually about as fascinating as q
pound OF potatoes"
And even Jack Dempsey couldn't
win against William 5. Hart in a
sentimental battle" interpolated the
bachelor. modestly.
And it has nothing TO do with
brains or genius. or brilliancy or wit
or intelligence.
ct knew il" exclaimed the bache-
llor with sudden conviction, Its van
ity."
What"
"Egotism. conceit. aplomb. savoir
faire. Interpretation, Anybody
who thinks a Tot OF himself can al
WAYS make the rest OF the world
agree with him.
only temporarily: not Derma-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
The Greatest Secret in the World
By Helen Ro7Oland- Through the Wid070S LOrgnette

yes" agreed the widow with a
smile of understanding. they have
a running start But real magnetim,
real charm is more powerful than
a uniform or row of footlights.
1t is a secret power a reserve force
that you can't see or define, but can
simply feel It's menal electricity"
still, suggested the bachelor. IF
the average girl would be a little
less frank in her ways. and her con
versation and her gowns. she might
appeal more to our imaginations and
our curiosity mightn't she?"
"Of course" sighed the widow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

nently.' objected the widow. vanity
and beauty are merely good self-ad-
refreshments. And when we find
they have deceived us, and that the
magnetism isn't there we are alwtys
horribly disappointed. It's an appeal
to the imagination.
All, / see" murmured the bache-
lor Its what makes women elope
with their chauffeurs; and what
makes widows. trained nurses. sol
diers. and actresses 50 fascinating.
They may not all have magnetism,
but all of them appeal to the ina
gination."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

Carranza has issued orders 20 have Mexico clean
ca up before the presidential and legislative cleo
tons i'm July No matter what his object il
Americans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

When a brilliant man marries a
plain. coIorless. little thing with
nothing 10 recommend her except
a good disposition. IL may 0e merely
bad taste on his part-a1d then.
again. il may be mighty good
sudgement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
The MOOie
Hero
By James J. Montague

somebody ought to start a night
school FOR movie heroes They are
dreadfully thick. or course. but by
patience and sympathy they might
be taught a few OF the simpler
branches Of knowledge. Then. Il
thew ever felt the cruel pinch OF
Poverty. and had TO so out into the
night. they wouldn't be 20 likely 20
walk or the dock or get run over 4.
by motor trucks.
There is something sbout the hsre
business that leaves a man defsnss-
less before his enemies The com
monest dangers that you and
would avoid az we would avoid an
approaching FIRE track. the movie
actor walks right into. It's no sood
TO warn him. Hes determined %
do IL. And sometimes he gsts into
such a lot OF trouble that only the
very smartest author can get him
out.
Just last night saw vanp VAN
right into a movie hero's prtvsts
office and blackmail him out OF 49,
en-hundred -and-hfty thousand das-
lars-in bills.
II YOU and I had been presideua
OF a railroad, like the movie hero
was. we'd have had an Ofioe boy
and a secretary, and probably
bouncer outside our door. The Will
est vamp that ever lived couldn't
have got by all three OF them
But this vamp just walked right
in. told the movie hero that she had
q package Of his letters. and held
out her hand for the cash
AS a matter Of fact she didn't
have a package Of his letters When
he was a college bog he had writ
ten several packages OF letters 20
several girls. but the vamp wasn't
one of them.
And anyway it developed after
ward that the movie actors girl
didn't care how many letters he'~
written TO other girls. because her
love was the greatest love In the
world
A Lot of Money to Have Around.
You would think that the movie
actor might at least have given the
vamp a check. on which he could
have stopped payment. by telephone
as soon as she was out OF the room.
You would think also that man
who left his office so open that
even a vamp could get into Il un-
announced would be a little nervous
about keeping COMMUNICATIONS
fifty thousand dollars I'm bills in the
upper right hand drawer Of his Of
fee desk.
Even an alien immigrant, speak
iug nothing but his native tongue.
and a stranger to American man
ners and customs. would want 20
keep seven hundred thou
sand dollars in the savings bank.
where he could get interest on iL
Not so the movie hero. He had
il right there in his upper right
hand drawer. and handed it ovG
just as YOU and would hand -
match to a bosom friend
And that wasn't all either. The
movie hero. having made the yamp
this handsome and unnecessary ures-
ent. discovered as soon as she was
gone that the money wasn't his. hIt
the property If The riilr"ar ~
which he was president
OF course. this put him in an
awful hole. The directors might
come i'm at ans moment demand
the money in thV name of the VIE
dows and orphans who owned stock
i'm the railroad and finding g. miss
ing lead the movie hero away 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

Census enumerators report trouble getting
women TO tell their age The eternal feminine again,
for IL was ever thus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

The married martyr" role used
10 be a mans winning card, before
the war. but there Is something in
the eyes Of the man who has come
back from over there. that makes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl

a I.oUhario's secret sorrow sound
like "a nursery rhyme.
To a bride Of six months. the onis
convincing proof OF her husband =
devotion appears 20 be her ability TO
make him suffer. and his capacity
FOR continual anguish.
Since prohibition arrived. many a
wife has sudd emily walked up 70 dis
cover that she is married 20 total
strange--aud has been entertaining
an angeI unawares. or a devil In dis
guise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

The kisses which "a man most re-
grets are those which he might have
taken and didn't.
The most poig1antiy sweet mo
ment of cOurtship is that just he
fore YOU close the door after a man
in the evening: OF marriage. that
just after you close the door behind
him in the morning.
Il a man would put the same
cnerg, into his work as he does into
his attempts 90 appear overworked
when he comes home late evenings.
the II. G.. OF L. would never bother
his wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
CONGRESS SEATS FOR CABINET.

\ point often made 10y modern students of gov
crumeut dwelt the other day "a speech by
Secy of War Baker. tie says:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

A man is chiefly interested in the.
beginning OF love affair bur
al ,he last chapter and see how IL
is going 90 "turu OUT before she
can work up any vital enthusiasm
over IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18

NEWSPAPER SORTHERN MsiI.1
- lass matter.
c. R. SUMMERS. J. STEPHENSON. Publisher
HENRY zUvER.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
CARE ESE TATITUDINEA AN
CIIEI.

Guvernul englez contra DORM
tel Frantei 81 Italiei a dat Gall
pole 81 Ceatalgea Greciei pentru
ii le avea pentru sine la nevole.
Fara a sc aventura Gu armata
81 Gu cheltuieli in Asia, Marea
Britanie. detinind Strimtorile va
impune orr carui guvern rus cor
ditiile sale. Putin intereseaza. da-
cd sbolsevistii au cucerit 7capitala
Persiei. nu neyoie sd Sc alar-
meze nimeni ca miscarea islam!
ca din Anatolia nu va, ceva in
fata Angliei.
Totul este calculat, totul mer
ge dupa un plan de inalnte no
tarH
Multi oameni de stat turci all
ajuns la convingerea ca impe-
fiul nu poate trai de cit punin-
dn-se sub proteetoratul Angliei.
Char fostul mare vizir Damad
Ferid Pasa a 81 facut 0 conven-
tie in acest SEM Gu guvernul eil-
glez.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
G O v % 6 A R E :.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DR.: lulu MANU-" din
5. Canton, Ohio, convoaca pc
toti mmembrii sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala extra ordina-
"a, care Sc "a tinea Duminica, Is
i[ulie 1920, la orele 2 p. m. pre-
els, la ordinea zilei intre altc
puncte importante de rezolvat,
va tinea vorbire 81 delegatul de-
la adunarea generala Uniunei
della Gary, Ind. Deci otti fratii
membrii care apartin societatil
.,Dr. Iufiu Manin" sd nu lipseas.
ca della aceastA aldunare foarte
t;mportanta q Societatii noastre
sAibsentelc nemotivate Sc yor pc
ddpsi conform statutelor. In spe.
rahta ca toti fratii Membrii IS
yor face datoria, pima la reye
dere am raAmas salutindu-va CT
frteasca dragoste.
In numcle soeietatii DIR. Iulil
Maniu" din s. Canton, Ohio:
vasils raaln Pressdintele
Dunaitru Cinlei, seorstar script
r (56 g. So 60 & 62).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

ra Gu preturi fantastice mobile
lie din Constaltinopol. Gu acesti
bani Grecii 81 Armcnii, profitind
de valuta extraordinar de favora
bill. vim in Rominia sa cumpere
prin interpusi mosii 81 mobile
ul'bane.
) in contra acestui pericol GU
vernul din Bueuresti ar trelhul
sd ia masuri severe. NJ sc poate
ca populatia romfneasci sd ra'ml-
ma fara locuinte 81 taranli fara
pamInt pentru ca stralnii sa vie
Gu zecile de mil prin Constanta
81 prin BucureSti, mai ales pen
tru trai bine 81 a trai larg.
scumpind viata in detrlmentul
populated ron7nesti.
/ Este un a!devarat, exod de
Greci, de Armeni, de Evrei carl
lichideazit totul6 profitind de va
luta, 81 Sc nalpnstesc asupra Romi
niei, care devenit un adeva-
rat Eldorado pentru straini.
oTti acestia Gu mile GER pasa-
poarte, cumpara lei, Nh momen
tul ca guvernul sA lie inchida
portul Constanta 81 intrarea in
tara?
Este o chestie de aparare ma
tional. 81 De prevedere sociala ca
acesti straini sa ramiie unde
sunt.
fnsasi Anglia a luat masuri as
pre- in contra strainilor. Dare moi
Rominii suntem mai tari ca An
glia?
Arftagem deosebita atentie a
guvernului nostru asupra aces
tel grave chestnut. S. +.
(,,Viitorul")).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
G o N Y o g A r E. /.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
.cultura .,Aradana" din Dayton,
Ohio. roaga staruitor pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 din jur a
lua parte la sedinta generala de
6 luni, care Sc va tinea Dumine-
eli, II 1ulie 1920, in scoala bise-
ricei romine de pc North Sum
nit Street, Dayton, Ohio.
Sedinta sc va deschide la orcle
1.30 p. m. precis. Ia ordinea Ii
lei vor Fl urmatoarele pnncte
mai -importante: Alegerea noui-
lor functionari pc periodul al
doilea al anulni 1920; Darea de
seama despre mersul societatii
pc periodul prim al annlui 1920
precum 81 ate multe propuneri
ii desbateri ch privire la mersul
bun al societatii.
Deci rugam staruitor pc fieca.
re membru a nu lipsi della acea-
sta sedinta pentru, a ne putea
face Gu totii datorinta fata dc
societate. Tot, odata sunt rugati
toti fratii Roanini. 81 surorile Ro-
mine, care au dorinta de deve-
nj ca membrii al, societatii noa.
sire, sa sc prezinte la aceasta
sedinta, la care vor fl primiti Gu
dragoste frateasca in mijlocu1
nostrn.l;
Abseatele nemotivate Sc vol
pcdepsi conform statutelor art
XI. litera h..
in numele societatii ,,Arada
mas din Dayton, Ohio:
loan Hila, presedinte
Teodor Hangu, secretar prim
(56-57)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

Pasarica pasarea,
Sboara in Ungaria
81 du-i veste la maica
81 du-i veste despre mine.
Ca nu mai traesc pc lume.
81 dn-i veste trista tare
Ca pc min nu ma mai are.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
RxSRUNSUI. La NoTA ALA.
THOR.

Suntem informatiSca guyernul
turc va raspunde motel aliatilor
intr'un ton conciliant, insa. Sc va
arata necesitatea absolute pentru
Turcia de. a avea pesesiunea A
drianopolului, fara de care Con-
stantinnpolul nu Sc poate apara.
Pc urmaI Adrianapolnl este I'M O.
ras Stint pentrn turci.
In schimb guvernul ottoman va
Fl gaia sd renunte la teritoriile
sale din Arabia, din Siria, din
Mesopotamia, obtindnd 7ns6 drep
turtle Califatulni asupra. acestor
tart. De asemenea guvernul va
insista sd Use acorde drepturi
tspeciale Califatnlui asupra, oraSe'
lor sfinte Meca, is Medina,
/ Poarta mai respinge pretentii
lie armenilor asapra qrspezuf
del 81 asupra. Erzerumului, doui
vilaete, Gu totnlf turcesti.
Drepturile minoritatilor 81 col
troluli financiar guvernnl le pri
pests faFs ereutate.
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