davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15

recent visitor with her mother and sister. Mrs. Abby E. Child and Miss Elizabeth Child, Grave street. Miss Child is now at Northfield, Mass, attending the For eign Mission conference as delegate from Center church. Hartford.
 Word from Miss Marjorie Mann, daugh-
 (Contt>~ed on Page Eleven, Gel Six)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15
MARRIED.

SMITH-FERKINs-I Bezrah. July 14. 1891, by Rev. Charles W. Hanna. Al fred Henry Smith and Miss Hattie P Perkins, both of Bozrah. ETCHINS-BARKY Putnam, July F, 1921, by Rev. John c. Stoddard, Earle P. Hutehins of kissemee, Fla, and Miss Henrietta E. Barry of Put man.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15

When q princess of the British royal family stands as sodmother to child it is etiquette that she should make a present to the nurse, usually $25.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
tiuaan. paa Farme

Rigelig med PENCE for code Ansogere.
Skriv til os hvis De onsker ct Lam.
Interstate Securities Company
hele Fourth Floor, Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
Der tjenes PENCE
i Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede farme og fineste pre-
ireland i norsk-danske settlementer ved
Canora, Sask., kan endnu faas paa let
te betingelser til fra $40 til $50 pr.
acre. Exkursioner. Skriv til Scandi-
navian Can. Land Co., Suite 6l8,
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
"Sp0gefuglen"
Grundlagt 1893.

Grundlagt 1893.
Axol K~ringelbach,.. Red. og Udgivef.
1t Blad for Sksmt og Alvor; med
uafhengige Heninger og Anskuelser.
1 Dollar pr. Aar. Forskellige PrSve-
numre Is Cts. / Frimerker eller SSlv.
"spagefuglen", Perth Amboy, N. J.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
lIBERALT TILbUD
(BiIi3 Aftenlesnlng)

(BllliG Aftenlesnlng)
l.. Hr. Kristian Kringle - en- smuk
illustreret Julefortalling af 8.
Weir Mitchell, oversat fra Nm
gelsk 48 Slider.
E. En- Sangbog indeholdende so at
de bedste nordiske sange og sam
me Oversat paa Engelsk.
8. ut stort Hefte, 6 Munro, en- halv
Aargang af Illustreret. Fam1lie
Journal, som indeholder dere
Hundrede Fort@llinger, Skzzer,
Anekdoter og Billeder - 500
almindelige Bogsider.
4. Is smukke kolorerede Postkort,
Prospektkort fra de nordiske
Lande, Flagkort, SAINT julie o.
Nytaarskort.
8. ut stilfuldt Bogmarke med Ka.
lender for 1921.
]. I'm Bogfortegnelse over en- Neng-
de nyankomne Boyer, Juleheftef,
Almanakker ETC., SAINT Liste over
en- Masse Boyer, son nu seelges
til betydelig nedsatte Prier, VII
hgeledes blive sendt enhver,
som sender so Gents / Money
Order eller q. s. Frinaerker. IN
Canada 60 Cents. Nevn dette
Blad.
G. RASMUSSEN co,
~ So. 18th st., Minneapolis, MINI.
49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

6puwrlaaHrtt.
On 6anif @riminalbiitorie al @no. S. gritsbolm.
(Gortiat).

#%" SRI (SOIlQI. g. t*#E# - # ~
ia
Sol"
r&por tog ban sfiteo meo Dem?"
~@e6 &abegieroet u6en for @aaroen."
v&pao talte ban ON, meoens Sc bar ian1n1en?"
Cline tebe6e ne6 Sooret.
vNaa!" brunm1e6e &erreosfogeoen barIf. vDe
.naa intet ifiule for &etten! @or &arlen i goot eller
s%6aorligt 2une?"
r&ar, bar glao - og ban fortalte ON @enee, io1
ban bente6e at faa ON f%ortere SID $50"
Cline fit Saorer 3inene. Sun tom pll1oielig til
Id tenfe paa, at oen1,e 6orflarirg funoe 1faoe @pen6,
men FUN turoe lite fortie noget.
u@bo6 iaa mere?" 1purgte &erreosfogeoea1 ipridt.
~Meone6e ban, bpor Sc @enge ifuloe fomr1e fr1?"
rMei!"
~Sbao bar De at iige oertil?" ipurste ban spe116.
"Det forboloer fig, iom Cline bar ia9t."
"&pa6 bar oct for @enge, Sc tolte om?"
8 fire @unoreoe Da1er, iom leg 1plig bapoe
facet al min Garbror."
~&borfor iagoe Sc life bette til @igen?"
rSoroi set ienere ifuloe bore en- Oberraifelie. 9es=
uoen bapoe min 6arbrooer life 1iee no gipet mig
s%Gengene io1 min @ienoom. @en ban itille6e mig /
l1oiigt, at ieg ifuloe faa Dem og flere TIL"
~Sn1, I'm, Set forefonmner mig at bore en 1oget
@IgI1lII OOIIlItlS! 9CIICUSIUSCUtt puU|tUt SLIl=
lerne % benote fig otter til Cline:
v8ur @ieroet, bpor Sc befon6t Sem, Iarqt fra
Gngbu1ene?"
~Nei!"
r2ag6e Sc life Merfe til noger misstenfe(ig 2p6
oer1e6e fra?"
~sSee bprte noee'1, ser oen1pet talte i%an1rnen og ct
Sfrtg ion al Ell, Ser bar 6are."
~@bao ifete Ser iaa?"
~Det beo ieg lite. Seq bleb iao bange for
Sfrieet lpo iaa fulot al &ngit -, og 90 @beno biloe
lie til Si9lp, bao leg batn la6e bore, for leg tur6e
site bore alene."
n@if 9e itrafs bien, 90 Sc bprte @friget?"
r@i benteoe ct 9ieblif. @ao ful9te @pe116 meo
arig."
r&apoe ban fin 8gsie n,e6?"
~SSa!
@erre6sfogeoen til 5peno:
~Mfbolot @igen Sem fra at 1%noeriege, bporfra
lSfriget fom?"
nsSa!"
~6oretog Sc Gem life ienere roget / ben Mnleo.
1ing?"
$50, ga leg TOM bien1, gioroe leg en- @bi11gom neo
40 @gnene. We1 6a bar ser intet at ie eller bpre."
n@om Sc rpr til Nlalpbet?",
~Nei!"
~6al6t set Sem life i116, at ser fun6e bore be-
gaoet ct Mforo?"
~geei leg tenfte, at set bar ct @l1gsmaol %n1eIle1
ct Bar al @erregaar6ens &arle."
Serreosfogeoe1 b%etragteoe ct 9ieblif Speno
1tarpt. Weon &arlen life itoo Ser og lgi for ban?
1&1noe ban life 1ige iaa goot 1ppe / Sag Tom i @aor?
9g efer alt Set %fremferte fun6e &arlen 10 meget bel
bere life Blot Wfe6pioer, men meooeloeig / Moroet
pg babe facet i'm @art al 8pttet -
9ette maatte uuoerigges liot nern1ere beo 6e fel<
ge11oe Gorb9r.
~6er Arreltartea bort" iagoe BON, os oe to 8e=
eiente traa6te til og greb fat / @peno.
r9e fan goal" iagoe @erreosfoge6en / en- uoset
1niloere Gone til Sen 119e &ige, og Cline bafleoe no
90 9gren bag efter 8eientene.
S 96ren befsle6e bum og @pen6 ct 8lif;; net 90
Snen6 bar u6e al @pne, brd7t bum en- biertefierenoe
GRAB.
8. &apitel. Sgrgen &remnner.
Ser bar en-, for1oen Cline, Ser tog fig Speros Mn=
boloelie meget ner, og oct bar @%topfogeo Gangel.
SON bar intet 9ieblf / EbipI ON, at Mnflagen
bbile6e paa ct falft @r1nolag, og ian bar opfplot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18
8. &apitel. Sbrsea &reua1aer.

Ser bar en-, for16en Cline, Der tog fig Sbe16s Mn=
bol6eIie meget rer, og oct par @fobfogeo GangeI.
SON par intet 9ieblif / Epipl ON, at Mnflagen
uf Sorg % @arr1e ober, at en- 1ao grmful6 Misto1fe
FIfuloe faloe paa ben rnee, finite og opetige @ar1.
@fobfogeo SangeI tbipleoe beller lite ON, at ser
bab6e b9ret nogen paa SCRIBE for at faite Mista1fe1
paa Sbeno, og ban bab6e fin Mening omt, fra bbern
%9ffbgter11e oprinbelig bar fom1et.
Men ban bar lite 1toge11 neget talenoe Nfan6.
San robreote fig iffe til @aboerne ON, bpa6 bat
1nente ON @agen, ban git ~itilfer6igt onrfrtng og ipe=
fulere6e % Iag6e W1erfe til bno6e ct og an6et.
0g paa eeen &aaa6 %foretog ia nforfellige imaa
11noeripgelier.
Ser bar ferit set meo Sgrgen &renuner. Set
zaaatte g%o6tgigres, at Spen6 talte ian6t, naar ban
f%orflare6e, at BON bab6e mootoget Sc fire &un6reoe
Daler at fin 6arbro6er. Meen set mRrfelige bar, at
ingen bab6e let Sprgen &rernn1er. &an baboe lite
peret in6e at banole i 2anosbpe,1, og berler lite bap6e
Gergemaroen let bmn, flint set bel 1maatte %formo6es,
at ban bar taget ODER @ige1, 90 bm bar gaaet fra
@beno.
Sfobfogeoet fffreb til Sben6s Sober / %SSplan6, bos
bben1 SSergen &r911n1er baboe fit $ilbolo, 1aar ban
lite bar n6e paa &an6ele1, og foreipurgte, ON ban
bioite noget ON 8ro6erens Opbolosite6. Ween efter
en- Ei6s Gorlpb tom Der Sbar, Der git no poo, at ban
furoe ingen OplDsntng gibe.
Saa tom Ser en- Sag en- garrneI Some oppe fra
2anosbpen for at gipe Sfobfoge6en a9effeo ON noget
8renoe, benoes Sgt biloe figbe til be,1oe, og ben
gannle Some f%ortalte, at BUN ben Sgnoag, Naoroet bar
begnaet, ben paa Gfterrnio6age1 bab6e it SSgrgen
Aremner gao 90 en- Sti neo til .Sifobe1. 5
gun bar ganite filter paa, at bun baboe let rig.
tigt, ia bun fbo6s ube ! fin &aoe % ind bonn gaaI fforbt.
9ee1 bagefiter bbaDoe BET l1oret bberoe, 50 bun bsrte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Sen frenmeoe gift otter oi6ere. Ser bar ct eie,1=
oommeligt @mi1 ON bans 2eber. &aboe @ioie Soc
bers let bette emil og bert 6e @~maabemehfninger,
ban balbt bbife6e ben for fig, biloe bun lHfert babe
angret, at bun baboe baret iaa oabenmur6et ODER
for ban1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-18

Sob til at iio6e 1iot neo og npoe ct @las frifH @rgn6>
bon6. =
@t6ie 8Gbers tprre6e / &ait en- Ereitol al 1eo lit
SorflGoe og iaa efter, at Stole1 baboe ollie fire Sen
/ Sr6en. @aa tog bun en- Span6 og Ieb no til
@r6n6en for at trefffe @an6 op.
So bum tom in6 n1e6 @anoet, imiIeoe &erren til
benoe og Boo ON ln6ffpl6ring for Sen lleiligbe6,
ban .gior6e ben6e. Sg ban bab6e reppe fgrt @los=
let til Mun6er, fpr ban trDffe6e @ioie @ebers en-
Gelnme1t / &oanoen.
Si6ie @eperS taffeoe nuangfoloigt og tedrreoe fine
re6fante6e pine 1eo 8agen al fin &aano for beore
at fe paa Serren. Sun .fdlte fig n1eget 'inrigret ODER
set %forrenn1e 8eigg.
rSbor er elers ben Serre fra, rreo Gorlob?"
ipnrgte bun.
.sSeg ct fra &igbenbab1, lille Some, og leg bar be-
ret paa 6ootrr giennem @ffobene og 1angs @igen.
Sc Dor oeiligt beruoe. 2nften er iaa frifff."
ngf ia, &erren fan ba' 9eet !, at ber Tan e
meget fffipnt. Nfen hi S%attigfolf %foriaar os lite faa-
ban paa Sfgnbeoen. Dg 2uften tan man 10 lite
1ebe al"
raRe1 De fa1 heller life Iepe uben 6enl" iag6e
&erren % fnrtIe6e. @
sii6ie gabers fHileoe .oeioa. Sen ~freruneoe $erre
talte tt be1oe p1aa en- Noaoes fon1 bun bar bans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
NEW Observation-Disclosures
MAINE

5000, $500, $500 - FURNISHED RI'NGA.
LOWS and entire islands. NlusCOnEus Bav
Maine, Pemberton Estates. Harrison, BIdg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
NEW YORK FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE

Three adjoining farms. - miles from New
YORK -. miles from Brewster, Putnam
county Sow York on tn" Harlem Division
of the Now York Central Railroad, known AS
"RYANOGUE FARMS"
Main farm 200 acres; mod IN 3-StOry stun
r,ydoncc. ~ rooms, { baths, elehtrtc iisht
rNrurrs. model dairy barns, superintendent q
rr,ga luIge brook, ice pond. springs
50 600. 40 per cent morlgage, suitable for
n sr.tutInn, FOR bi rms could be converted into
~, r,,Ilrd "WRIGHT FARM ~ to 100
acres; uld-fashicncd house, fireplace and
Dutch oven; S75UO, GO pr cent mOrtgage,
So.rnilod ''MlLLER FARM; 100 acrrs& old
D. sligurd house. hreplaCrs, barns. fruit,
brC Ok Sl9, 900; 60 I'r cent mortgage.
An thrr" farms, SlOnOOO: so. mortgage.
stone residence and 20 acres, $50 900.
80 commissiCn paid 70 aErnta
Henry II Wells
Tr IL phOns Gtl0- 10 Crane ave,
White Plains, ". Y.
Telephone o. or First National Bank.
Brewster, N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
Jack s Jingle Box

the sea. Gertrude Pragg. us East
Eleventh street, Age, thirteen.
That sand pail cant bail out
the sea. jacob Lupin. 1927 North
Eighth street. Age, thirteen.
JndertOw pulls the feet i'm the
sea. Mildred Shcip. 2424 North
Eighteenth street, Age, nine.
Safety first, stay where mother
can see. Helen Green, 723 South
Twentieth street. Age. nine.
It's not nice TO duck poets like
me, Josephine Stauffer, 223S North
Park avenue. Age, thirteen.
Foolish "n'OceanS" will drown
them, Oh. gee. Junior Knccht,
5JOG Chew street. Age, eleven.
Not to swim where the waves
rule the sea. Benjamin Levin, 2GO
West SusQuchanna avenue, Age,
twelve.
When the tide comes in, it's time
10 flee. Robert Gladstone Elliott,
205 Pitney avenue, Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
NEw JE:RsEY-sEASnORA
ATLANTIC cry

IL IRVING AVE. Atlantis, City--G rooms
with yard; u.,gUl u A'pIy II q. IIAKDIS
4 co. Guarau'"c Trust BiGg Atlantic
CIV y J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
" WARREN RE I NJ. CORNELL
HATBORO, PA.

ilAl l'ylN''.---t
HISTORIC TARM On BrfrDdywIne Battlefield
at, CGalds Ford. 400 acres rich, rolling
land IN cultivation, ine old stone house th-
EnTc - A country gentleman: genera lions
pg"' about 20 rooms, bath hot-water hea ,
on rlrya,,on amidst rare old trees O"auutH
,.Ie,yq.. attractive driveway, along creek anu
through Umh"r: several tenant houses. large
harm coach stable, creek, timber, springs
M FWONEfIELD WAYNE Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Tell phone 2tlO-- -,
Telephone O. or First
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
BUNGALOW-34 ACRES

s.r,,urr brick BUNGALOW, brick barn, 3
chrctom houses and other hutIdings' the
buildings are about new; bath neat gas
r. r. town, splendid view, only $4,000, $1,000
can remain uu mortgage.
j. II HORN. PcrkaslG, Pa.
al ICuT.s , rolling, productive farm, in ex-
CrIlrrr farming community 'front.' on
Rrandywluo stream; Convenient 10 churches,
e,.-,.s schools. land IL southern exposure :
..ra,u. water. stone dwelling and barn, out
uaoes p".y u frqit r!ITNMPs6N !mTNWMGPPiss6}SN P29sr1 sr
Ter - Philadelphia Real Estate Board. West
: 1 -l...L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
5000

VII Gu~ good Groom frame house. fran.
barn. chicken house. hog stable. ! acre
a.org hoqNdary; q miles. from Perkase;
only 1880, can he bought ,Y With caT acres
IOGUE or BUCKS COUNTY FARMS.
j II. HORN. PerkasIe. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
EOuIPPED EARN

81 ac~as acres tlmb r; good s-room stone
Mus, good bank barn for II head; plenty
ou,ouHdtnEs; water in barn aGa ia at GR9uSpS' Rp
,rp1 iuc.uIlng stock and equipment; only
tG5OO, i3iOU can remain on mortgage ot
"a G, a HuRS PCrkaSie. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

ONE & IN" finest country estates near
phHa lUSatai n GnCrete road. = miles
y Il sta'i0n. l3H aCr, g. inC,udinG 10 acres
- ID % T. Gcrrs richard n"l"s meadow at
fraCliN yuI'herU tNp' r,RnSiur house, "lth
. ii .,,ruro,, n,rnJs. including poolroon. sleep
Irs pI.hra c.r.. 'a~m HnnHE"rs residence"
r.rdrru horse AMI dairy hHrU with large
- 4 stalls for norses ~ James atanchi'n
s'nns for cattle CatiI' stables hay" cork
,,rlr,, nIuring. lo0ti!atCrs. th0rouGhly mod
arrI. nov hollow -iIls hOEhuuse cost $1,000 in
lrLo; 2nrag", rars" machine! h"G:" Gin mnn
viii sacrIrr,. - quick sale at $40 900; i'm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
II 4 y \GER
NNfI1.IIl pr

PTRI.I, SAL@;. SATURDAY. Aur,I 10. 3 p. m,
ON p~or. srs. "Blus Rock Farm IS acres,
sir,ia," Wrlsh road ! mi" south of Lansdal"
,"ntluu,un Main st.. Lansdal"; one--r y H."
Mnntgomrr, co.: rich land. fruit, shrubb"ry
nraamen'aI 'r'"s. h"auuIu. iak"' boating or
InrIudin. n,tn sur 3nrIrr. hardR0Od floors.
not.NAlor h",'. electric lights. porches. ser
wants ru'IHg". garage. barn; positive sale,
,,ynnrs are arranging To- live in California.
F'urtu"" g~-,rip;,on UUd particulars send
for tataIpgu-- 10
HENRY &. BlDDLE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

WANT tor, , clients, dwelling on goth -.
above Allegheny; also Il G-ruOm nnrrb
hi"ghruy ~ Lchigh. 2G.h st 10 3lst ar IT.
uu4"r NiUoo. also a 3.st"rl porch Hroad 10
I'm rhI north OF L"high, under SG5UO S.nd
d' tailed d srriptiOn at once to c. ( DI,trL'
40" W. Allegheny ave "'''"'
WHAT have you IN business propartles7 vyi,,
pay cash give fun particularly. SAM
krc". $40 $. I'd. Phone Lombard 2l9i
WANTED to buy. several properties fl, ,,,h
WHld. srut cash. Send particulars nr '"'iii "'iiii
GE" L.. PARliER. l735 FAIRMOI' NT AVE
kI.NH o,il"ctionsi careful attention to aIi
I''ul~. prompt settlement. J. H. NrC,nn'
4" j. ~ 2Oth st. Phone Spruce GG7
SPOT cash viii buy any property AZ right
WILL lras" garage. capacity 100 rnrr
~ r. Jas A. Barr, ll2U Chestnut - VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Jew lORk
ELEGANT SUMNER
BOARDING HOUSE

wa hr" larnIshUg- b"hutlrV. SURROUNDINGS
{ lI..,.- -', ,r''"' RIGHT trms. LYON, /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

57O7 GERMANTOwN AVE,-"Busy Spot. I"
Live with your business: two large bust
ness rooms and i-ro,m apartment; restau-
rant. cafeteria, dentist tailor professional |
ran, ttc,; reasonable rent; Immediate D. g..
ncSsion; Lease. CHARLES j. SCHAEFGR
Vernon Bldg Germantown and Cheltcn nvCs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
TOday's Winner
DOROTHY PERI.
1i28 North Twenty. ninth ST.
Age, eight

THE WINNING JINGLE
Some children, I'm sure vou wH
agree,
Arc az bold as they Crcr can be
lVhCn in swimming thCy 90;
! MOuM think they w0uH
kUOW---
"Stdrt back WheH you're in 10
your knee"
THE HONOR ROLL
There's oceans Of danger at sea.
Barry Fisher, 6SlG Chew street.
Age, thirteen.
That the land is more safe than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

TWO blocks from station: fully furnIsS
haCse: family bedrooms / for maid:
baths: southern exposure: lot 7iy25O u,
rent $3.50 month for months; sever
others at higher rentals. Chas. VI. paw
wayne. Pa. Phone 40 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED

MANI TURING site suitable for chem.
~ iCaI Industry wanted, neghborhood Of
fh'"'i'IInIt or Trenton. STATE water con-
duons shipping facilities and lowest price,
VI 800. LEDGER OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

sac PER MONTH; others renting for 500
in this neighbOrhoOd; YOU Cin buy this
property providing you can pay $500 now
or within months; this home contains o
rooms and bath, stone ard brick structure.
with garage; hardwood floors throughout.
OF Germantown: open for inspection all day
Sunday; 4016 Fcrnhill road Wayne June
tion; take SO car on 18th ST., get Off at
Apsley st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
Observation-Disclosures
NARBERTII
WAYNE

HEW I-ro0m house, furnished In vpry n
location in Narberth: no children ASd,j
iul Essex ave. or phone Narberth 1885 ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

GERMANTOWN PclhomJ, 6774 Germantown
ave.-Brand-new 2-stOry poTch-front dwell
ing; GARAGE; steam heat from central
plant; gas and electricity. hardwood hoors
open fireplace; yearly lease. 800. SMITH
DALGLElSH 4 RUSS. 6G0l GcTmanotwn ave
1918 WAYNE AVE. Wayne Ave. Apt )
ScCOnd-hoOr front rooms bath & porch;
$s5. GlyndOn Priestman. 1907 Germa ntown.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01
MOVIES PROVE WORTH
IN HELPING FARMERS

Moving pictures are to have an
important part in carrying informa :
ton on timely subjects to farmers
in the future if the interest shown
by Kentucky farms in film now
being displayed over the state by the
College of Agriculture is taken as
an indication of the approval given
this form of agricultural extension
work. The film is entitled "Out of
the Shadows" and is being display
ed in the interests Of the cattle tu-
berculosis eradication work being
carried on in Kentucky. 1t is one
of several being used by the college
extension division to carry timely
information to farmers of the state.
After arousing unusual interest
among Fayette county farmers in
the eradication of tuberculosis the
film was put on the road, the first
showing being made in Pulaski
county More than 725 farmers and
their wives attended the four shows
held there by It. P. Polk, extension
veterinarian from the college, and
displayed keen interest in the sub
ject it presented. Many of them
were compelled to walk long dis
tances in order to reach the place
where the shows we're held, Mr.. Polk
reported. Two hundred and fifty
farmers and their wives attended one
Of the shows while the average at
tendance for the four meetings was
more than 181 persons.
The film is one Of typical coun-
try life whose heroine, young girl,
contracts tuberculosis from a pet
COW in the family herd. The picture
points out the dangers which are en-
countered by farmers who fail to
have their animals tested and by
means of the different events por-
trayed in the life Of the family shows
how farmers should go about having
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01
COMMUNITY SPIRIT MARKS
SUCCESS OF FULTON FAIR

Aside from the fact that it was
featured by outstanding exhibits of
farm and home products the recent
community fair held in Fulton
county by persons who co-operated
With County Agent o. L. Cunning
ham was probably one Of the most
unique ever held in the state. Car
penters in the county contributed
their services toward building pens
and other necessary equipment, the
town band contributed music for the
event, the parent-teachers' assoca-
ton provided food for visitors at
the fair and citizens contributed the
premium money. The fair was dis
tinctly a community event which was
successful because Of the spirit and
cooperation shown, County Agent
Cunningham reported.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01

Fayette county farmers cooper
ating with County Agent W. r. Cab
bert and the extension division Of
the College Of Agriculture in outlin-
ing their work for the next three
months have arranged to give at
teton to practically all phases. Of
farming. They will continue junior
agricultural club work, enroll their
fIocks in an egg-laying contest to
be conducted over the state, COM
plete the organization Of cooper
alive purebred dairy sire association
and keep records on their dairy
herds with the idea of wedding out
Improbable cows and balancing ra-
tons so as to obtain greater milk
production.
Four community programs will be
built and lecture courses involving
the use Of lantern slides and motion
pictures to show the different farm
practices given in five communities.
Demonstrations showing the value
Of sweet clover and limestone in
improving soils and those showing
the value Of tankage and the hog
ging down Of soybeans and corn in
producing pork viii be among the
important lines Of work carried on
to improve the agricultural condi-
ton Of the county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01
their herds placed on the accredit
ed herd plan.
She doesn't quit scratching
when worms are scarce

their herds placed on the accredit-
ed herd plan.
"Out of the Shadows" has spe-
cial message for Kentucky farmers
in view of the fact that Kentucky
has the fourth highest death rate
from tuberculosis in the United
States, this disease annually caus-
ing the death of 1913 persons out Of
each 1000 in the states population,
according to Mr.. Polk. In 1920
more than 1920 cases of tubercu-
losis we're reported in the state,
from which 3,24O deaths resulted.
In view of the fact. that statistics
show that one-third of the tubercu-
losis in children is of bovine orr
gin. this disease is an extremely SER
Gus one and one that should receive
the attention of farmers, Mr.. Polk
said.
The film also has been shown. in
Lincoln county. During the week of
October 81 to November it will
be shown in Boyle county and the
following week in Crittenden county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01
Are You A Rundown
Nervous Woman !
II You Are, This is Mos, Important
to You

Covington Ky.-"Some years ago
had a general breakdown in health, was
very nervous and weak. | heard DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription highly rec
commended, so / began taking it, and in
short time my health and strength were
fully restored. | am still enjoying good
health and can highly recommend Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription for the ills
Of women. Mrs. G. L. Hull, 1915
Wheeler st.
Beauty and Health go hand in hand.
DO not neglect the most valuable asset
you have Go to your neighborhood drug
store and get Favprite Prescription in
tablets or LIQUID. If you are troubled
write DR.. Pierce, president Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y, and receive good
medical advice in return, free.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-01

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