davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-05

Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center Of the worlds rubber
market. Firestone puts the best in work
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization Of the industry
on profit sharing basis.
And then subjects the finished product to
this big-scale road test in order to get you
more for your tube money and more miles
out Of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubeo
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-05

No ot,.c- cubes il the world are road tested
on SO big scale az Firestonec. The Yellow.
Cab Company CT Chicago uses Firestonc
Tubes exclusively On its 800 taxi cabs. The
Service Of these tubes Is checked constantly
improvements and developments arc
arrived at.
BY close watching of a large number Of
tubes in service not confined to isolated
instances, the conclusions are accurate and
definite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

pierierpietten geiammelt uno ber-
Ebrennt tper6en. SIT Dnr6fan borba11-
ben, 10 follte bnfiir Gorge getragen
tperoen, Die &ranfbeit ni4t olrh
8eihmubung Der @anbe, Der Rleioer
ODER ber 8ettmdfGe 5u %berbreiten.
.Eatidblib iolten Die gleiden gor-
ii6tsmaBregeln getroffen peroen,
tpelde bon etnem &ranfenpfleger i'm
.Sane bon Eppbus beobndtet mer6en.
@en11 Der &rarfe uber Gieber unb
&opfidmer5en flagt, 10 io1te ibm
.@aiier gum Erinfen gegeben' tper6er,
lomie cine falte &ompreife m1f Die
.5tirne nno Elm leides 5hmnmmbab.
SOUR iol9e Mebi5in 1ollte bernbrei6t
tperoen, Die bon einem Mrat beridrie.
ben tpnroe. Sc lit t0ridt ben Mpo=
tefer 511 bitten, ettpas 81 beridreiben.
8enn sic Berbdltniiie oes &ran=
fen es nur geitatten, onB er nun bon
iemanben gepflegt merben fam, Der
glei93eitig nod fir un6ere Samilien=
mitglieoer iorgen muB, 10 1T es rot
1am. bnB Die pflegen6c 8erfon eine11
neber5ug, cine S4iir5e ODER Elm lie
berflei6 iiber Die getp0bnliGen Salts=
fleioer trGgtm6bren6 iie fi9 i'm &rar-
fen5immer oufbdIt, nn6 baB fte bieie
ab1treift nn6 ibre &dnbe mai9t un6
6esinfi5iert, menn tie bas 3immer
berlaBt, Inn iid nit anoeren 81 be-
l9dftigen. Ser &ranfe fo1te eigenes
@ei9irr boben nn6 bieies 1oate %lterili-
firt tper6en, in6em eS mad @ebraud
in fobenbem @alier gelpai6en miro.
Bflegen6e &er1onen mer6en fi6 am
belten gegen Sic ginatmlng 6er
&ranfbeitsfeime i6iiben, in bem tie
cine einfade Sage @a3e o6er cine
Masf trogen, pdbren6 Tie iid in 6er
Ndbe 6es Batienten befinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
St. lf1artin.

fSrana 8onmam l6bt Samltag iein
be1ueali9es @igentum berltelgern
unb miro fid mieoer als 8eforoerer
Der 8aaren BON &oscoe nod ct.
Weartin nit Dem /. Ndr5 perotenltlih
MAIDEN.
2ebrer Seinri9 Sdbn tpuroe bon
ieiner @attin NIT einem netten God
terd)en beidenft, tpo5u augemeine
Graduation an Der Sagesoronung
Dur.
6rou @briit. 2orls bon albonp En-
freute bier lire friiberen Nadbarn nit
u1ebrtdgieem 8eiude.
Samilie Sobn &ruutp bon @ii1eto11.
q. 9. befinbet fi9 a1f ldngere 3e1t
in Ser 6amilie Sobn g. NeH lno BET
{onltigen Bertpanoten 5u @aite.
sSrou 2u5ia Sect muroe> So1tntag
bon Setter $. Eerres uno @att1n,
Srana Sal5I uno Srau uu6 Den Srons
en- gbriIt &arls uno 81. 2utgen nit
@eiu9 beebrt.
Motb. Seinen tpor lesten 5amltag
in @eid,aften nod ser @ountp-S aupt-
1tabt.
Sssobn uno Matbias Sbelen erfreu>
ten nit ibren @ottinnen nabe Spring
Sin mobnenoe @eruanoten NIT Be-
f1d.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

nad 9aice, no iie ibrem 8ruoer, Dem bort
uls gfarrer 1t~ationierten 1odip. GERM
81. 9unnap ben Sausbalt fibren ptro.
ssra1 Sobann Sr0bling, tpelde be0ent9
lid %erfranft mar. befin0et ii6 anf gutter
Be1erung.
Seinrid 2inn 5os lebte @o6e nit Sa<
Mile mad Soleb, ipoielbit er iein 9etm
fir bic 3ufunft MAIDEN miro.
2ebrer Sobann Bals %befinoet it'd anT
ser @rnnfenliite.
srau Slid. 25i6 uno Sri. @arid Gn@
oerIe febrten Ieete Bode na6 5tpei @os
diem langem @efude BET ibrem IN Sea@'
g. s., p%obnenben 8ruber gouarD tpteoer
su uns 5uriid.
Sri. Cora 8eberion lit als Gebtlfln
in ser bie1ieen &oitoffice aneeltsat.
Ser Sobresberidt Der bieiisen Sarmers
Creamery M1oeiation 5ei9t. bab bic Sc
1eu5daft elm erfoIerei@es Sabr bate. sSm
@an8eu muroen 293,103 Bfrno Bnttel
oemodt. SIZE SSarn1er erbielten fir Den
oelieferteu STADIUM $15S,928.69. =
Sri. @ertrub Maus, ipel6e I'M 9dul>
bi5trift SO. 35 aIs 2ebrerin ange1teut
lit, befinoet ii6 bier I'M elterliden Sa1z
1e, ba tire @9ule Der Sufluen5a tpegen
auf eirige 8oden se1dlo7en tpnrbe.
Serr nnb Srau Bu1. S. Sones bon
bier ~beginsen Ietten Iontas ben 20.
Sabrestag ibrer 8erebelidung. No9e es
bem Subelpaare. bereonnt iein, audi bas
Se{t ser soloenen* 6o&5eit feiern 51 TOM
men. .,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
Onfel Sam ais Geinno
belts.
(Dieie 5palte miro fir Ben Moroitetn
BON Sem Il. g. 8ublic Sealtb Ser
pice, M11pert 8lue, Surgeon @et1e-
raj, rebigiert.)
@ie fam Snflnenaa feitgeitelt >per'
ne1t?

@s qibt Bis iett nod feinen fibern
Weq 3ur Seititeuung zines gin5el-
fans bon @rfranfung an S%nflnen5a.
sl1,f ser onoeren Sette 1T bie Seitltel>
lung leidt,; tpenn ii6 cine @ruppe BON
NaGen ereignet. SIN @egeniab 51 ben
Musbriiden bon gem0bnliden 9nlten
uno @rfaltungen, 6ie it6 gemobnli@
mdbreno Der falten SabreS5eit eretg-
men, f0nnen @pioemien bon Snflnen=
ga gu ieoer Sabres8eit porfonme1t.
90 tobte sic lebte @pi6emie IN euro
pa AM argiten I'M Mai, Stunt nno SUI
Ii 1918. ueber6ies iino int Sole ge~
m0bnlider @rfGltu11gen bie aagemet=
men Mn5ei6en Dieber, @6meraen,
geieoergei@lagenbeit) bnrdonS nibt
10 itarf uno plobli6 BET ibrem erltert
Mr1 ftreten als int 6an bon S~nflnen5a.
.l1n6 f6lieBli9 berbreiten ii6 getpobn<
Tide @rfaltunge11 ni@t 10 roi6 nno
meitrei9en6 6ur9 gon5e Beoolter=
ungsgruppen mie S~nflnen5a.
SeSn SEN meiIten Sulen fuDlt e1ne
8erion, sic bon Snflnen5a ergriffen
ipir6, 5iemlid pl0b1i6 nnmobl. Ser
Natient fiibli idma6, bat Shn1er5en
in SEN Mugen, Obren, &opf ooer Nlt=
den, unterleib, etc. uno mag Sbmer=
aen uber ben gar5en &orper bin fiib=
len. 8ieIe Batienten fiblen i6tpt1o-
lid un6 man9e erbre9en. Die me1lten
|&atienten fIagen iiber &alti9alter
un6 3nglei9 bamit fommt Elm Sieber,
in. 6eilen 8erlouf bie Eemperatnr bis
>au 100 ODER 104 Sabrenbeit iteigt: 81
Sen meilten iSdqen berbleibt Der Fuls
perbdltnismdBig langiam.
SIM gon3en al1Beren gribetnen
5eigt iid 1ofort Sic Cathode, oaB DER
Hatient fronf o1siiebt. Seine Mugen
un6 Die inneren Seiten ieiner Nngen=
.Iie6er iino mebr ober mentger bl11ttg
anae16moGen. Sic Naie mag 1tar=
fer ousi9eiben unb eintger Snltet1
.fonn borbonben fem. 9ieie an5etden
ser Grfdltung brou6en nt9t 1ebr be-
merflid GIT fem; nidtsbeitopentger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
Ddtftns.

Rod iebr fur5em 2eiben ftarb bier boz
riee ISOLDE bic @atttn bes GERM Rttoz
Iaus Beder i'm Sitter bon 5tpeiunohreiBte
Sabren. Sic gerltorbene binterldbt benz
t~rouernben Gntten feds nod feline &in>
Der, bon benen bas iinsite nur 5tpei Saz
se alt 1T. 8eiI bie 9abingei9teoene Elm
Opfer Der SnfIuen5a tpurbe, tpuroe oas
Beerdbnis in @tiue auf bem ct. Gntoz
MUS @ottesader gebalten. Sem 10 f@per
sepriften @atten sort hermit Der "Noro'
fern" : Correspondent iein inntsltes
geiIeio. MDge bic geritorbene ruben III
Srieben.
Setter Suds, &pelder einise Sage bier
i'm elterliden 9auie auf 8ein9 tpetlte,
febrte Iebte ISOLDE tpieber 5urld rnd)
11nbertpoob, 81. s., tuoielbit er Elm @tz
{enuarensel9dft betreibt.
SRI. 9nna 9onnab reiite lebte ISOLDE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
met union.

Saul Meblen, 5peitd1tefer Sobn Der
7Samilie .. Meblen lit Der Snfluen5a,
Die IN 2unsenfieber i%ibersing, erlesen'
Sic 8eerbisnng fan6 in Oiatis itatt:
gernie 8entfielo, Celia Bii6fe uno
Mnna gIferotb 1inb, na9bem lie ibrer'
@1rlus an Ser ct. 8ene0iftsataoemte tn
ct. Soiepb polenbet. gu ibren bter tpob@
nenoen @ltern suriidsetebrt.
Mi@. 8eter1on, 5einri@ @artbaler rr1o
Seinri6 Slider, 8eornten Der bie1tsen
creamery Mi1ociation, .mobnten Der IN
melro5e abgebaltenen 8utterma@er@aon
BENTON BEL.
Seinri6 @tnde %eritottete {einer in
@u1f Centre 19per %erfranften Mentter Ell
men 8eiu9.
Mi6. Brummenidenfel bon @apf Centre
erfreute bieiige gertpnnbten etnes Saz
ees b%ergangener Bo@e nit 8efu9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Monde Grau idpdBt nur
besbalb 10 piel, nm fi6 oafiir gu ert<
}9dbigen, bob lie fat Elm Sabr lang
na9 ibrer @eburt gar ni4t iprede11
fonnte. s.s.5
Ser gr1Be 2ebrer tam bid
:.ss. nidt u~rngeitaltea;
Isl fnnn bid buefreien; ~ NUT bib
entfalteIl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
0rmntciectttn,itss
11ebcrtraenit9en,

M~cbcrtraenlteett.
Mid. Sod an Solepb M}l1n5buber
lot 2, bIod S. MoScoe $3.50.
Greo Neeier unb Srau an so. 5.
Casper, lots 81 nnb 20, blod |, Wtc=
@lure nnb 8bitneps 2. aooitton,
$3.50.
@li3abetb 8lommer, Wittme, an
Sesolepb s. Siemen5 Lots Z nno 8 bit.
IL, ct. Soiepb $3.50.
s. s.. @brlinger an @briit Sroel19,
neM neA section Is 1926 80, $1.50.
Ironf Drummer an S. g. GDrlinger
ieh neH nn6 e% seA nn0 smA
seA section 18 1875 80, $4,000.
gbrilt groelih l1n6 Sran an s. ..
@flinger> npA seq Sec. Is 125 5Vs.
$1.OO.
g.. 8. @6mob an Matt 8ertin, lot
II n11b Is, blof 20, Pan Rarf Blace
M6oition $3.50.
6remm 8enolfen un6 Gral1 an I.
Sitter, lots 3, A, 5, 6, z, 8, 8, 10,
II, 12, 13, IA, Is, blod 16, Mbo11
$500.
Caroline Breib un6 @atte an 2otp-
renee s. @9aefer g.. Sub 4 3 on. IT:
2ot 8 nnb g. 25 SUB bon 2ot Z. Blod
10, Mil1on 5urbeD, ct. Glono, $15,=
500.
ogrbara Mielan6 an 8i1iam S.
finger, lots 1, 2, blod IL, Welrole
$1,000.
S.. g. 3unn nn6 Sra1 an &obert
MaSmuHon lots y 8 blod 2, @ougb=
tons 8. addition, 5anf Centre $3.50.
9ronf geiebolte etrr an 6reo @p=
ersma11n, W12 ne ID Section 20 123
%, $1465.
SSranf Niebolte ct Ut an gbeooore
Gbersmanr1, @1h neA nmA Sec.
20 1913 20, $1465.
@liIabetb 6. &enion an Soiepb 90
fotpiaf, Soften "a, IS, 26, 8lof 3,
Cottage Eloce Mb6tion ct. Glono,
$3.50.
Gina Studs nn6 @atte an &arl
6infen, Sell bon 2ot 3, Blod II,
6reeport $1,000.
Carl .. Ben1ort nno Srau an WarD
6. 6ouer Gotten 8, 8, 10, 8lod %,
@nite Garf $3.50.
6re6 SO. Mifelion an Mre1 Sorgen.
ion MN Sc ID Section 3, MI smA
.5ection 2 1913 35, $11400.
8bilip S9aub ct al an 8aaace $.
Mrnep M1% Sec. 81 1876 36 $4,000.
Colonial @nr6en GompanD an Gi=
ter $. Mnrr Got II 8lod 4 Colonial
@ar0ens $500.
Colonial Gardens gompanD an So
fepb Soft, Gotten Is 81od 4, Colonial
@nr6ens $500.
COLONIAL @ar6ens @ompanD an
Ni@. Soft, Got l 8lof 4, Colonial
Gardens $475.
Colonial Gardens Gon1panp an So
lepb Soft Got 16, 8lod 4, Colonial
Gardens $500.
Colonial @aroens Company an
MorD Soft, Got IL, Blof 4 Colonial
Gardens $500.
Colonial Gardens @ompnnD an
Mih. Soft, Got IA, 8lod 4 Colonial
Gardens $500.
@ilIinm 6. 8lonfer nnb Srolt at
M116rep s. Safe se1a smM Sec. 10;
neA ntpH Sec. Is, (222M); ntp7A'
ntpA sec. Is, g. 25M neA neA
Sec. IS; neA smA Sec. 10, totpn-
Ship 1872 ST 81, $28,875.
Srnrf 2uttenberger an @erman S.
.9enne, 81 Got 4 Sec. 81 8. t27.
$4,000.
garI %. 8enien unb 6rol an STE
a1trlansfp Gotten 6, z, 8, 9. 10, IL,
12, 13 8lod SO, 8aite &orf $3.50.
MntbonD 6. Seifert an Nidolas
6rie6erids, 2oteen Z nnb 5 8Iof 90,
Boite Norf, $4,000.
Sl1ian sc. 5nerfenberg nnD @otte
an S. %. @pebrs, 2ot 8 8lof II,
Curtis 51,rbeD $4,000.
George @nrner nno Sral1 an sos.
Grigemeier, snA smA, Sec. 33 1875
90, $4,000.
Mrtbnr g. COOPER an Sobn Snltin
aots 8, 4 81od 8, Gon ReoItp Com
panp $500.
Sos. gentfielb ct III ali Mn1eIiin
I0,asbarb, Got 8 gIof 8. Snugbtors
8 addition Salf Centre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

lima Yloe5ef i'm alter bon 46 Sabren an
Der 2uneeneut5inbuug 8eitorben. 5ar1s
fmmoreen fano bic 8eeroigung in aler
Stine 1tatt. @atteu unb &iuber betlas
aen ibren Sob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
@eimmbbeits Tra9e=
faiten.

Snfel Sam als @efunobeits=& Stat
geber miro in bieier 5palte ober brief-
Iid Gragen bon augemeinem Sntereiie
beantmorten Die it9 auf SDgiene,
5anitdtsmeien unb &ranfbeitsDerbin=
berung be5ieben. @s miro ibm ni6t
m0gli9 fem, Gragen rein per10nlider
Mrt 51 beantmorten, nod 8eror6nun=
gen fir ein5eIne &%rnnfbeiten 81 lie
fern. Man ri9te ale Mnfragen an
@ealtb Mbbiser, 1874 @ait 28tb 5treet
SEEM Dorf GitD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Srage: 6ibrt Elm getpobnlider Soa
bon grippe CUR Mnitedung?
Mntmort: SSn; un6 Dies trifft aud
10 gut mie anf ale gemobnliden gr-
faltungen 5n. 5onobl bie Grippe
mie @rf6lt1ngen tperoen burd &ranf=
beitsfeime bernria6t, nnb 6erartige
Seine b%erbreiten itd leidt bon elmer
Herion al1f bie an6ere 0urb 5nlten,
n11b nnbea6tetes Mnsipuden,
mie ol16 0nr6 ben gemeinIamen Sc.
bral16 bon Snn0tiihern, Srinfgefd=
ZEN uno our6 fhle6t g%ereinigte Sci
let, Glider, MeIier unD Gabeln, etc.
@enn sic mir Namen l1n0 Sbre Mb=
reiie eini6iden monen, mer6e ib ST.
men germ Elm niiblides Bulletin iiber
Grippe l1no Snfl1en5a 5ulfiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Groge:: @ibt es cine aagemein Be-
fannie l1ebung o6er 8ebanolung, Die
ben @n9s elmer Berion for6ert. SD
BIN iebt is Sabre alt. Bann bort
ourdidnittlid Der Meni6 arf, 81
lpa@ien2
Mnttport: sic lo1ten lib feine Cor
ge bnrum MAIDEN, baB Sic ni9t bon
bobem 8nds fin6. 90 lange sic ii9
in gutter @e1nn6beit befin6en, lit Der
&0rpertpuds bon menig 8eoentung.
.Bringen sic nur 70 piel Belt nie nnr
mogIid i'm Sreien 81 nno ellen STE
regelmabig unb gut. Sd babe Seute
gefonnt, oie mad benz 16ten 2ebens=
.iobr betrGdtlid in Die 9obe gelhol=
fen Iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Grage: SIT etpas an ben geri9ten,
nod 6ener1 man Dor Der Snfluen5n
geidiitt lit, tpert1 man tie einmal ge-
babt bat?
Mnttport: 9as p~orliegen6e 8etpeisz
material bentet barnuf bin,oaB f6ein,
bar cine getpiIie S%r1rnl1nitat borliegt;
aber es gebt nidt 6arnns berpor, Dob
es cine augemeine &egel 1T, bob man
Dor Ser Snfluenan gei6iibt 1T, nad-
benz man lie einrnnl gebabt bat. Bie-
berbolt iinb Mnsnabmsfaae ber5ei4-
net tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

gen &~e1tdbn1ten? Wta1 bat 111r ge=
logt, 6oB elm 5erl1m erfolgrei9 ber-
tpen6et miro.
Mntmort: Sic 8eban6lung 6es
&eubbuitens nit 2Dmpbe uno 5erru1
bot feinen groBen @rfolg ge5eitigt.
Ml sgerbiitungsmittel CUR %Smmuniii=
r1ng ser &inber, 6ie ser &ranfbeit
ausgeiebt lin6> bot iih Sic 9pmpbe
16on eber betpdbrt. SIR Nr5t butte
pabr19eir1lt6 rebt, als er Sbnen riet,
oaB sic &ranfbeit gemobnli6 ibrer
|eigenen 8eg gebt un0 ooB Die ein5i=
&c 8eban6lung in Ser 8ebebnng bes
%qualbp1en Sui tens beltebt.
6rage: &o11r1 man Wan6el11 f1einer
MAIDEN, inDem man Mebi5in elm
nimmt? 8iir6en Sic raten, oaB Dies
|8erfabren eingeidlagen miro, anltatt
OaB Sic Manoeln onrb einen OPERATE
ben @ingriff entfernt meroen?
Mnttport: @etpDbnli1 miro menig
ODER nidts er5ielt, tpen1 man 6ronii9
qe1hmonene Manoeln 6ur9 eingenom
meme Mr5nei 5u b%ebanoeln perin9t.
|5ino sic Ma16eln iebr groB nto bill
BEN tie Elm Sin6ernis, 10 raten Die
meiiten Mer5te, fie 0l1r6 cine Spera=
ton gu %entfernen. Mir miir6en ST.
men oringerb raten, Sbren Mr5t 81
foniultieren.
Grage: 8efommt man lei6t Sic
|Dipbpberitis, tpenn man Sic Manoeln
bot %entfernen laiien?
Mnttport: Nein; menn Sic mir Sb=
rem Nanen 1nb Sbre Mbre1ie einidi=
den mplen, perbe ib Sbnen germ etne
meme Sdrift iiber Dipbtberitis 5u-
ibiden.
1roge: Melden @rfolg fam man
bon einem Serum aegen Grfalt11ng
ermarten? Shiibt einen Elm ioldes
Serum auf mebr als Elm Sabr2
Mnttnort: Die Misunderstanding
Bet Grfdltnngen bot iih als nidts
|erfoIgreid1 eripieIen. sic 6enfen bel
edit an 6iegertpen6utg bon 2pmpben
5u g~er5ntung bon @rfdltungen. Dieie
|iinb periuhsmeiie %nngenen6et NOR
lben, ober Die eraielten &eiultate iinf
at nnbeitinmt Inn bieie 8ebanoll1ne
lois cine nlornales gerfnbren our Gin.
fuiibrli11g 81 britgen.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1920-09-16

be Of great help to the prospective
home builder. They know what is best
In home design and construction and
what should be avoided so that the
home will cost as little as possible.
This fall is time when everyone
who possibly can should build homes
of their own. Rents everywhere are
again being raised this fall. and there
seems to be a certainty that another
Increase will be put into effect by the
property owners next spring. Homes
are, scarce and like everything else in
q like condition bring high prices,
either at sale or in rents Tie home
owner is secure In the knowledge that
he is his own landlord and that he and
his family have comfortable, conven-
lent and attractive place to live. which
is worth Considerable. :,
Building costs have come down con-
siderably since early spring and, ex-
perts say. have now reached the boz
tom for several years to come. There
is nothing in the present situation thar
should deter those who possibly caA
from building home and becoming
their own landlords. t
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1920-09-16
BUNGALOW MAKES .
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ATTRACTIVE IN APPEARANCE
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of Caring for II.
sv WILLIAM A. RApFoRp.

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avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
The least number of rooms that will
comfortably accommodate the family;
convenient arrangement of these
rooms, and al attractive exterior ap-
pearance are the three prime requi-
sites for the modern home. Because
they are all found In tie bungalow
type of home, they are extremely pop
ular with preseht-day home builders.
Bungalows originated In California,
or at least the name did. In the mid
die and eastern states bungalows were
built for many years before the name
was known--they were called cottages.
But bungalows have distinctive
style about them and are a great deal
more attractive In exterior appear
ance, and their interior arrangement
is much more convenient than the cot
tages Of the past generations.
With the Increased. cost Of every
thing, including homes, whether they
be built or rented. the home-builder
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German Works
Run By State

output of 100000 kilowatts and, be-
sides running the nitrogen plant. sup
plies current to the Berlin Electric
works, and will shortly extend this
supply Of energy to Leipslc and the
province Of Saxony, The Central Ger
man Power Works company comprises
the central power station at Senften-
berg. formerly belonging,to the Alum
mum works, Lauta. with an output Of
10000 kilowatts; and the Niederlau-
sitter Power plant. near Spremberg,
with adjacent Ignite mines. and with
an output of 10000 kilowatts. Up to
the present the electric energy !devel.
oped by these two plants has been util-
lied in the manufacture Of aluminium
and nitrogen. In, the future 1t will also
be employed to supply electricity for
the surrounding Industrial districts.
The East Prussia central station,
which was recently erected to provide
the province Of East Prussia with
electric power, is controlled, as also
is the ALI works, Munich. which was
formed In 1918, in conjunction with
the DR.. Wacker Alexander company,
for electrochemical manufacturing. to
,utilize the water power of the lower
ALI. The output is, roughly, 10000
kilowatts. The Wurttemberg Rural
Electric company was reorganized IN
1919 to enable the state, with the con-
sent Of the Wurttemberg government,
to take dominant interest in the
supply of electricity to the province of
Wurttemberg.
Great efforts were made during the
war to put the manufacture Of alum,
inum on a firm footing, in order to
make Germany independent Of foreign
supplies. Plants were erected and the
manufacture started at 'Horrem, Bit
terfeld and johannesburg, each factory
having an output Of 5000 tons Of alum
mum per annum. In 1915 the Erft-
werk company was taken over by the
government and reorganized with
capital of 25OO0.OO0 marks. The
branch works of this company, In Gre
venbroich Qower Rhine). have been
fitted up to produce 1900 tons of
aluminium per annum.
Iron and Steel Mills.
In regard to iron and steel mills the
Ilseder Smelling company and the
Peiner Rolling Mills company are con-
trolled. These works have capital
of 100000 marks, of which the gov
eminent holds 25 per cent. The chief
features of this undertaking are that
the mines producing the ore are In
close proximity to the smelling and
rolling plant, and that. situated as
they are in central Germany. they have
an advantage over the competing
works i'm Westphalia in placing their
output in adjacent districts. In pre-
war days their yearly output of ore
amounted to 100000 tons.
The Bavarian Lloyd Shipping COM
pany in Regensburg with capital of
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Christianity.

We talk about pure mathematics
and applied mathematics, and the dis
tinction of genius. But it is absurd
10 talk, or think, about pure Chris
tiauity and applied Christianity: Un-
less Christianity is applied, it isn't
Christianity. If the Holy Communion
does not connect up with fellowship,
among members Of the congregation
ana the community. it is empty form.
Our Lord Jesus Christ is our Savior
only so far as we become his slaves.
busy about his duty. We minister
unto him by our practical philan-
thropy (service to mankind), for "in-
asmuch as We did it to the least of
these my brethren. We did 1t unto me-"
Trinity Messenger ALAMEDA, CALI.