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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

Beloit--F ifty-two graduates of Be
lott college are named in who's Who
III America" of 1929. Twenty of the
number are educators. Is clergymen
four. physicians; .hree. lawyers; three.
journalists. and two technical experts.
Horace Reynolds. SO, Chicago. is old
est graduate named. He is journalist
on the staff of Chicago newspapers and
The Railway Age. Prof Lew r.
oarett, IL. is the Youngest. writer
and professor of oratory at Northwest
ern university. Ding Darling, SO,
the cartoonist, is among those listed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

WATERFOWL - Local post-CGice re-
ceipts for 1870 showed an increase OF
SSS.7S5.67 oyer any previous year, ace
cordins to Fostmaster J.. W.@Moore
in 1919 the receipts were S40GzS II
while in 1890 they climbed to total
IF SIS N5 s.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

Stevens Point Mayor J. ". Welshy
has been called upon by the lncal
transient merchants to comply with a
city ordinance requiring license of
from S. to SIS a day and in ease of
any doubt as To the permanence of the
applicant, a bond OF $500 Action was
requested by local merchants who be
came aroused after several firms
shipped goods here for unloading
end then left in few weeks.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

Marinette District Attorney A.
Murphy is making record in prosecu.
ton OF saloon men. So far every de-
Tenant has been found guilty or plead
Ell guilty. Th- saloon men and vets
generally who believed public senti-
Han; was not up to the prohibition law
are disappointed, The trials so far in
circuit court have been great salts.
faction to the forces OF law and order
in Marinette city and county.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

Madison - State institutions have
made requests to the legislature for
S71,936.48z, to meet their requirements
during the next two years, according
TO the report of the state board of pub
lie affairs. To meet these require
ments the state will have receipts of
approximately S56.O00,O00, which viii
necessitate either a reduction of the
requested amounts, or new sources of
revenue to make up the necessary So
100000 the department states.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

May'nette-Two buildings viii be
erected for the new junior high school
instead Of one, IS the plars first called
for, The fE-t viii be the one-story
machine shop Of concrete and brick. so
by 10C feet The main building viii
be Sc to 2l0 feet, three stories high.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

La Consolidating agricultural au-
thoritieA of Minnesota and Wisconsin
will be- among the speakers of the
ewentieth. annual meeting of the Wis
consin Experiment association and the
annual meetings of the Alfalfa order
and Sorghum order to be held here in
connection with the state corn and
grain show. Jan. 1929.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

Madison-Receipss Of the state dur
ing 1920 amounted 10 $56.00O000 with
disbursements Of S52,500 900 accord
ing to report OF Henry johnson, treas
urer, Included in the receipts were
the regular soldiers bonus of s16,z90,-
600 and the educational bonus of ST.
4S8,300. Disbursements included the
soldiers bonus amounting to STATS
eco and the educational bonus Of ST.
1851 600
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-22

Glenwood City-"Grandpa" George
Fenton. the oldest man in the western
part Of the state died at his home here.
He lacked only five days of reaching
his one hundred and first birthday an
niveTsary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15

Nearly 200 beautiful new trimmed
Hats IN every wanted new color COM
bination effect. Newest trimmings
and all wanted materials, featuring
great variety OF popular Straws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
A WONDERFUL way TO GUARD
AGAINST failure AND want!
Hov-How Do They Do h. Its Easy Enough To Talk About
Il But The Thing Ito Do Ii

That thing called your energy Is Just fike
one OF those dummy engines you've seen
hoisting loads of freight to tho deck OF a
steamer. The energy Is n little engine I'm the
THE THING THAT HOSTS you JUST
AS HIGH AS YOU WANT TO GO IN
LIFEI
Without this Engine OF Energy you can
never earn what you are entitled to-. You
may think you can, but you cannot. And In
the end you will fau You will fail A. sure as
you live. No sick man ever makes much of n
success in life. And most sick mon don
realize how sick they arc. They are the
great semi-sick majority. They go along
from day to day with number OF petty
ailments that poster them and impede their
progress In life.
There are thousands OF women In the same
condition. Many of these are bright. intelli-
necessary determination tn go ahead. who
have loads of ability, but who lack the
necessary physical background nd-the strong th.
the energy. the vitality.
Many of those people are realizing what IL
Is that has HELD THEM DOWN ard many
OF them have been lucky enough TO stumble
ACROSS tho big truth that it Is MORE IRON
THEY NEED IN THEIR BLOOD. organic
Il ron-such rs is found in Nurated Iron.
There is n big reason why millions have
taken Nuxated Iron. This big reason deserves
your serious thought as you read this ar
ticle. This big reason Is that real organic
iron is the Great Magician that helps trans
form WAX wfshy- washy. ansmic people in
to virfle human beings OF dynamic force
people who 90 after the things they want In
life because they have the Test md Zip 20
do IT NUNATFD IRON Is composed 0f
real Organic iron and not metallic or mineral
iron. You want more PEPt Buy PACK
age of Nuxatcd Iron today. Sold only in
tablet form. with the initials IN. | !" on
each tablet BY all druggists In table {
form only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
GREAT ASSEMBLAGE
Of LEADING MAS0NS
Unusual Features at Class INT
tIation Held by Milford Tall
Cedars, Last Night.

-, s..,r~.ronaence of Every Evening.
Milford Aprii I6.-Evergreen fores~
aav evening in ArTnory Hail. heio one
No 40 Tall Cedsrs OF Lebanon, " euhe'
,s tha most pleasing and eucocsSi"
N,.-onic ccrcmonials ever given III 10"
.v Delaware. Upon the PLATFORM uu'
a.. IN, eer,monies there wcrc thrteeh
-, A., ,,astcrs OF the Grand Lodge
:, ps,ax,ar. A y and a. NJ. "a foi-
-, I,nc y. salisbury. Henry l.
peerr. George Massey Jones and fiarry
Navrr ~ Dover; Charles IA. Maui anu
tua,a 1. Clarke OF Lewes' George II.
ru,,,n and Robert X. stephenson OF
s.aford: George ". Hynson ana q. lAs
,on cricr of Milford Joseph L. CanaiI
NJ peorgetown: William r. Naliaht o'
laurel. and Edward Walls or smyrna
peV. Thomas V. wiugate. grand chaP-
hin 81 the Grand Lodge OF Dela"ire.
ana Rev. Henry l.. Bunstein, past etanu
.,haniatn ~ the Grand Lodge, ooth OF
Nnford. Governor William d. pehheY
~ hover and Secretary OF state Aluel
n Henson. also Of Dover, eoth past
masters ~ Mon Lodge. NO. . iorIhcr
Covernor John G. Townsend OF SeIoy
willie. state Senators william T. FA-
uer of Sussex county and Robert "
Nurphy ~ Kent county; Wiiliah -.
wurtg " Reading. Pa; supreme o'f'A'o
1au cedar for the United states; Ut
walter l.. Morgan. Grand Iati Ntuh' N
cf Rrandywiue Forest. No. ~ on
rtngton. and district deputy ior tne
southcaRtern district, Rev. DiSstoh " :.
,Iaroha. recently appointed pastor o'
Avenue NJ r. Church Of Mihord.
rhe meeting WAS presided over oy
nd Tall CEDAR
I'D gverrrean Forest, assisted by Ohi-
ewmesi Patrol. under the direcuon =.
c.nt.in william j. banning. Past
60 Masters salisbury. Jones. hauI.
sah,rko puttun. Valiant and Walls ana
vorr,e, C,,ycrnor Townsend and Secre-
sarv pen~nn we-v created Tall CedarS
:, u,x,s tv supreme Tall Cedar Wurtz
.,.r,,,,,ns the privilege ~ his oface. In
-,s,,,on TWEEN " Eight candidates were
s,,,,,.t.s IN FUN ceremonial form into the
.s,.-,artsr ~ Tall Cesiarism. under the
erection ~ Dr. Walter /. Morgan. dsr-
&C. acputy. asxsistnd by Il. Arthur Der
-~.s.cr ~ Milford The candidates fur-
r~hra much amusing pleasure TO the
.<~ueu,s,l.~a members Of the order
vsne p,or,xst voted 70 donate $50 20 the
x.,ea, ~ the Milford Emergency Hos
.4,al prtva for an operating funo-
.-.ric. L. Rainey. billed as The Con-
~,-.~...1,,an from Detroit gave dc1Ent-
mi entertainment ~ Jokes. speech anu
roetry upon the subtert OF Anierie1,
and Amer,canism in Genera affo roru
car IN p>srucutsr. short an1reesese'
v.~.a th,n made nv all the guests assem-
esoa an me platform after which the
.-.ae.trr ~-r adjourned and refresn-
-. ,,.,,... .srNse-i 10 AL present by the
rneynh~r-- of the Patrol.
ARRANGEMENTS are being mace 20 noru
-. ~.-rr,onial session Of the
pH,r,vst in Dover. when u ~ ehpec'S .
Arv~ ~a~r~ of candidates from tne Vlcli'-
nv cf rsrver and Smyrna VIII DC pre-
.ens~i for initiation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15

How much are you makingr Yes. your
Is IL three dollars and fifty cents day
or Is 10 nve dollars. six dollars, seven dol
lars. ten dollars or fifteen dollars7 Are
iy grumbe-without doing anything to
make IL more2 But maybe this ism your
fault. Maybe you don't know how TO to
ABOUT making IL moro. Lots OF people are
that way. Millions of them. Yes, millions
And they're not to blame either. They q do
more. they'd earn more IL they only KNEW
HOW-right down In their hearts they re
willing enough. They rc just as anxious and
ambitious. and thrifty, and hopeful and
earnest as they can be. Only they just don
scsm to understand the knack OF making
moro wages
The reason you know H. can be dopc-your
proof that YOU can do It's simply the fact
stop To think OF that7 What right have you
TO believe that you can't do what OTHERS
can dor What right have you to continually
belittle your own ability In your own mind
Maybe you We been doing this for years, tin-
consciously or otherwise. Maybe you W.
been the culprit who's robbed you out
of the bigger wages YOU could hsve earned
those many years. Its just Ike a fellow
pilfering from himself, day after day.
Now, the whole thing depends upon n
fellows ENERGY. His energy OF mind and
body Yes. your cucrgy Is the secret Of It
all Your energy is the factor that decides
whether you will always earn ordinary
that amount per day. What is Energy.
Won say What is tho thing-reaily' You
know what the word means. you have often
heard it mentioned. even heard IL explained
now maybe you haven't figured out what
Energy really consists of-and why. It's
the whole foundation upon which rests
every mans individual destiny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
MAYOR ASKS ALL To
HELP SAFETY council
With Special Reference to Reck-
lessness in Driving OF
Automobiles.

49, Tsvior has issued an appeal
~ Uuminetonians 10 aid in the
~~ort 20 prevent accidents by reporons
v.-exlcSs motor driving and cener nfesu-
-.,,.a The rrayor's appeal follows:
..-ro All Cttizens OF Wilmington; The
alarming number Of distressing auto
,,ohll. accidents merits the attention OF
.ve--v public spirited citizen OF VII
,,,,prfon. Every reasonable step sbouio
n taken 20 dete~t and suppress those
~,,o in driving endanger the hVes OF
-ornen Children. and oth1r VINO use
c,lr streets and highways AS a puonc
<,stv each 81 US should be vhhng 10
A. our part 20 nd the community OF tne
menace of reckless driving Nith the
increasing number OF autonloohe ofl'-
r.. no municipal police department can
~~e~ttvely handle the situation unaided
"a. ~. nresent situation affects the
~,fe,y Of all citizens OF Wilmington.
-',.tae, 4, uroper 70 call upon the citi-
urns themselves 70 assist he authorl-
a. in checking this public menace
with this in mind. as mayor Of VII
-..,v,on I urge all citizens Of this city
-, no,e and report cases OF obviously
-r.sless driving or trafbc Law viola
49, torether with the time and place
- their occurrence and the license
,,,anbsr OF the car involved These re
80. should be made verbally or IN
wr1tine 70 the Delaware Safety Council
Aoat du Pont Building (phone s4),
-~bieh viii act as Clearinghouse for such
srforunfion and will turn II over 70
m proper municipal. state or judicial
,rtc.rr for action Complaints r~Qur-
~ immediate action and arrest may
., made direct TO- the chief OF police.
~ anonymous complaints viii Be con
rsdsred all reports. however. viii be
r<.earded a. confidential. and those re
csrting will not be called upon as wit
nsssse against their will Offenders VIII
h nrnperly warned and when such ac-
uon secms ner1ted. will be prosecuted
ou receipts Of sufficient evidence. Our
Ftate laws now permit the revocation
Or suspension of drivers licenses on
reasonable evidence OF persistently
r,sclglesa driving"
A report of the Delaware Safety
snuncn issued for the last two weeks
al March. shows that out OF sixty-one
accidents IN Delaware during that
period. nifty seven Of which two were
fatal occurred in Wilmington. All the
a. dents outside the city were due 20
automobiles. Autos head the Iist in the
city. with sixteen for the period, eight
accidents occurred through falls. There
we're four industrial accidents In the
e1ty during the period
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15

stroycd, for raising one dollar bills to
the former denominations. The pro-
cess, II was charged. consisted OF stick-
ing the corners on the smaller bills.
Secret Service agents who said the
alleged ccunterfeiters had succeeded in
passing several hundred dollars In
spurious notes. now are on the trail of
the man who they declare has been
furnishing the necessary condemned
bank note corners. after they were
turned into the treasury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
Great Attractions Await All At Jacoby's TOMORROW

newest and best models. developed in Silk Taeta Char
ring every new trimming effect. and in or more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15

This Offering includes the seasons n
meuse. Wool Serge and Tricotlne, featu
of distinctive styles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
HUNT BLACK CouNTERFEITORs.
Six Young Washington Negroes Want
ed for "Ilalslng" Dollar Notes.

Washington. April IA unique
counterfeiting scheme was alleged TO
have been brought to light today I'm the
arrest here of six Negroes. the Oldest
81. and the others ranging from II to
II years. They are charged with hav-
ing used the corners of $50 and $40
notes turned into the treasury to be de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
ALIENS DfPoRT THEMSELVES.
Jorty-flye Under Ball for @Exfle' Be.
neycd TO Have Secretly Left Country.

d4y Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Detroit. Mich, April 15.-Forty FIVE
AA4ens for whom deportation arrange
sunents are held BY Federal officers here.
A1aNe disappeared, II was announced
today
The aliens have been at liberty under
bond since shortly after their arrest in
IN. Department of Justice raids. more
fehan . year ago. Officers believe some
- them have secretly left the country.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

Ef6A CONTRA Los soATERo6.
Nlunoa Y plVoR-
clkn0s


segfn refleren los p~eri0dicos del
Eslado de Illinois. en- Ia cludad de Ca
tin, estan Ocurrisndo muchas cUeas
tKtraordinarIas
fHara uno dos meses que las maaree
de ninas casaderas So rennierou en- I'M
tealfo y celebraron una aamblea mus
imbbrtante,
Una de dichas mamas pronumci6 IN
disehrs0 que TUE apIaudidiaimo.
Hatre Otras c0sas diio.
HLoa aolteros, viudos y diY0reiadof
de Catlin son uis0s sinFefguenzaa. De.
ben inspirarn6s muy poduisima con.
fiafza. Nuestrae hijas estan cnndes
nadas. On SUI inmensa mayoria, a tener
espos0s de qninta clase cuando mas
Isl Sc ~presentan q elias e0mo pre-
tendencies, parecen sedael0reH, iinos
h0nfadfsim0s y l~ab0Iios0s p6ro asl
que estan casados, Sc muestran tai y
como son, " a las suegras no nos que
do mas recurso que sacarles los oj0s.
NE precise que pongamo cOto al
NAL. Y para clio pfopongo que hoy
mlsmo. sea fandada Ia eMothers Pro-
tcetive Association Asoeiaci6n
Pf0tectora de las Madres.)s
Iiego hicleron uso de Ii palabra
otfaa suegras y aspirantes a serio y
Ia Association que 40 n0mbraua : 80
procsdi0 a fofmaf una 1unta Difecti.
va.
Eesde e~ntonees los p0bres solteros'
viddos y diFQRciaaos de Ia alddad de
Catiln. "a tfelimas d6 una horfahaa
fiiahia
La Association tlsao il18 p6llcia
creta 6~n6arsada d6 rIkiIaIl6s EA In
registro especial cohalan los n0mbres
edades blenes de fortune, ~anteeeden
tes judiciales y rases t6aos clos.
Apehas un soltef0s wilde dtvor-
ciado de .Catlin Sc acerca algdna|
joven y 80 decIara. IA madre de slla
Sc alfije a la Mothers Pf6ieetive
Association Hsta. nmediatamehte'
ehyia 3 todas sus aflliadas ma cir
culal cohcebida Ell estos tefmln0s
INF. Fulan0 de raj, residente en- Ia
Gale De gual, ndmero tantos, Sc ha
declarado f0fmalmente q Miss sutana
Rogam0s a I'd nos Olga euanto sepa
do dicho ihdividd0. utIIizand6 al elec-
to, Ell QUESTIONABLE adjhnt6;
In 81 ~eHestionafio aludidos Sc hacen
las siGuieutes p~resd1tas:
Fnhla cieafros o eisarlillos2
Usa pipag
Behe2
Us ~abstehio7
Tiene baena conversation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
0RAcl0N DEL EDiT0k


Hace POGO que 81 editor az nn perl6
dice AZ Nebraska ehtro 4 ano lgipsla
IA entire sus 0faciones meii6 a -
'aui8uto.
P0dofosn Senof Dc l0da hondad.
que desaa ia tfono mlfaa hacia abe
- 81 g r0bierao AZ Jos homhres y
anseflptofes delinedenfes hnmlIdemeu
"a iusamos cue O. aeergaes q clos
y is dIEas IA dido 10 que loa ostaintD1
81 M moral Hos prohibaa pl1iicHF
tTH bIcn sHht8 nutstfaa H~eceeIdndcs
pef1 81 sascfitof 10 las 5abe muy
fara fez 3 deiieuo d nrerigrarlas
PefmIloIs1 ea1ef qnc bay erandes re-.
mIeaa1s 60 e1 dHnacllfo AZ nueAifQA
ratkaio1ts y 4ae hay re facfp fol1Toao
"a la pafle a. ohirenfn De nuosflos
.t4einaEC1. y .1ar nov AZ ramhfc y ae4
j - ncA toaeidH q cd1nr ron e. Ia
Ahaa 81 nfoe aao nuFAtle rHpti y
fas4fa dIftf4 peln u ~aasclitoF
nf q fnfnf1a H4Nefio Ta sa1es gre
IrH1m1g fII1. II saahF1fnf 30 noe IItf
n Is1a ere AN Hg1neti1. oEsmo4
tfIalatfo uHfrzs qae a ~ fHea4
'1a anHIar IaiD s "a estris cnlulsa1
~ 81 NHagfH ulia feEea ea eg1s
81 aeIa1ts1 faIfa 81 hae1II4
: aa nNa lfse aatea aenaIa 81
aIss n~ sara 4ne tata a anIIf
1nIe ~ za|anll 4sta tfF4 a
a aNt
1 2 4ai
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
SEcCION DE- HCIEEE



c6nsldefacione8 Generates.
la virhela Is ia eniefmedad aguda
y contagioaa. La c~aracte3izan una fie
bfe inicial y pefi6dos sucesiv0s de e.
rupci6n 81 NAL se pfopaga con rapi-
'd6z entire los indiyldu0s no ~vneunados.
Puede comunicafse por medic del .
liento. p0r las e~xhalacionts que proce-
den Dc Ia piel pom IA ropa, o por sim
PIE contactO con una persona atacada
dc Ia cnlefmedad.
Despu6s de i'm period0 de lncubas
scidn (estado ~latente.) peifodo que va
ria de 5 q IA dias, y aignnae veces dc
mas largo tempo, Ia ~-yifuela, Dor 10
general 81 inicia fepenlinamente con
IN calbsfTfO y siefnpre con dolores
fueftes en- Ia espalda y en- los lomos,
doloT De cabezn intense y temperate.
hra elevdda. Ell alsunos casOs s6bre.
women p6mitoe. P1ede q no habef
con ipaci0n (esdrdhimienioA intesti-
nal
A ID termination del tefcefo D du.
rants 81 cuarto dia, aparece una erup-
ci6n popular sobre Ia frente, y, o fire.
icuenela ed los Iabios y en las mahe,
cas- algnnas e en- Ia bOca y en- Ia
sarganta. Esfa efnpci6n Sc eztiende
eradualmenfe a otras parties del cuef.
no; c0mienza en- Ia f0rhIa de una man
cha rOiiza que Sc eleva sobro Ia piel
a~dyacenle, ~auucniando en tamado has
"a 81 ala signiente en- que Sc. cohvierte
zen papuia Esla p4pula Sc eIente dura
81 tactic, como " lucra una halifa de
nunicion colocada debaio Dc Ia pIeI.
Tan pionto come abaface Ia efuD
cion "a temperature comfsnza d baiar.
y eeden tutoncc6 los elntomas alar.
mantts. Al oninio o soxl0 dia apafocc
sobFe "a pzpula una Yesiculs prescns
aRdo una depression en ~ centre Las
s~eeicdlas Sc nenah de lfalidn gradual.
'mtnte. daface Ia depression cen.
tfal y para q otlafo o 1ofe1o dfa u
'cambio ee fnmpleIo. con~Qlftdadosa d.
chaH YfetnIaa en ~Ferdadcfaa ~udsinIas.
Cada pdatnIa pfafcnfa un color amafi-
Hento girls con IN horde foilz0 AZ ro-
dtd0r ~ Diel 81 hlnc1a entire Iaa
a9eluias. y los o5os e Gefran por com
fieb
DAfahlc oslo6 camnioa IA gemnafa.
tnfa tn4iFc 3 tlefalac. aa lnicIa fa'
Hehse ~sotnndafia. los pllatItal1. $40.
81 feffldHttn. J uno B foH dIra
aesrlI8 o~tttffast uh untl6 rautla
Ian laniniAa ae foiarens al hah faa-
terra taI1afmtnIe hatIand6 5 cftata
e elias W fefman costlas pflm1fa
"a cara y iueso 90 utTas parties al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13


Va 4 IA Ielesla ID dolAin6os1
81 dnf6a en caaa de- hoche d rasa
las 4NIad61 fuofa a6 effd4
ia mhy 6nam6fAdo1
cpal IS Sd sItaaci5n social
Ha bhenQ para con sd n18dlc aaa
hefmanas9
Huole MALI
Es Iimpio o es sucloe
IA ansadad0 a algnra i6&en7
cada madre de famiIia va e6htea'
tahdo seedn Ie parece.
0rdlnariamente. ~furl0sas porque 81
pret8ndienfe 10 3 ia dfriefdo 4 las hi.
mas. ie ponen como ia gulhaDo X eI
infellz es rechazaa0 lib mas apala.
cidn.
Ultimamente. los soltnr0a, Viud0s, y
~dlQofciad0s de Catlln So reuniurun
Ell soleinna nfitln. tue1on bTondncia.
do tl0cuentes d~lseufsos contra 4
Mothers Protective Association y Sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
RECETAS PARA FL HOGAR
LAs FHuTAg v u neLlE1N

| 49, N|N& 49,
Las frutas pueden comerse cuantas
Sc Quieran, SIN dano para IA bellezaI
pFincipalmente 81 son ihauzanas y ma
|fanjas y meior 81 son damascos, grose'
has. carezas, etc. TamDien son buenaa
las usas y las fresas.
La naranja es una gran mantened0'
"a de Ia belleza. Una de las cortesa'
mas mss bhnas del tie 500 de Luis Re.
|llpe de Francia, eonseaeaba a los Q.
chen 3 cuatr0 amos "a cutis tan tefso
N tan blaneo como 81 De una ioven.
|ffacias al consume que habfa heeh0
de Ia narania Ella miema denlazaba
que en- los diiimos 30 amos do SD vida
apenas ST Be habia alimentado do olra
cosa que de ~naranjas. Sc comia una
d0cena para deeaylnar, 0tra docena a
Ii nora de Ia comida y dlez naranjaE
para cenar, con "a POGO de pan y un
vase de vino de Burde0s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
OTRO AN0 HA FENECID0.


Dlos etetn6, Ell til pIsgencia
Ndastf0s sigl0s hgKds son,
y un seguhdO Ia eNtstehola
De cada eenefaei6n.
Mas II h0nbfe que q en- lad0t
Ahsla a n folaf con Il,
Na sa curse pfoIongad0
C0an lehios los aEo5 fe!
OTTO afi0 III fenecid0
Que esta vida va a6off6
r al d6scans0 apeteeiu0
POGO mas nos aeefc0.
Gracias mil por tus mercedes,
oh Dios, ia Ieltsia le a.
Y pbes TODD 10 10 paedes
III bodef nos s0steAdfa
Vista ~nhestfas faihfllae
II bAndit0 toKlb 1i6gars
81 M. III Dds. nos ad1lllas,
Nada mas podra faltaf.
D0quief Tie beHdiga Fl hombfe
4 te aifda hacienda 81 blens
y ensalee III auglsto nombre
Pof aiemipre iamds Amen!
RI A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

M Cout0 de L0yicnac asssufa h8bef
oblenido Gfandes resnliados admins
'trando a los ~coleficoa ~ poci6n cdnil
bubsia segnn Ia formula que sigue
Sulfalo do Quinina. q parties
fodufo de Hero, I pafte
Jarabe do gonna a parfe
Aqua 30 parties
al principle Sc ioman dos cuchaEa'
aas De esta preparation cara bora. y
ee roducen desra6s q n cada hoFaI
Eh a momeni0 aue So eienten ioe g.
ieeios del medfcamenfo. Sc aniican q
"a eabeza del enlerno COMPRISES dc
hiei0 j Sc le az aqua fra.
Segdn ~ Ducaesne. "A ddinina 20.
sees ifaslmenfe n pFopledad de preser
var Del e6Isfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
ACADIA UNI RESFRIO
EN- POCAS H0RAS
aEL cOMpuEsTo be PApEs PARA
HEsFRlAD0s NsTANTANEA.
MENTE oUlTA EL MALEeTAR


No So quede con Ia cabeza feeaIga.
dai D6icse az andaf eEtoruudand0 y
acatafrado! Una dosis de Papes
Cold Compound tomada cada dos ho-
sra Iasla tomar tres d6sls &c toman
por 10 regular para aca1ar con un SCI.
yero resfriadO y ACADIA con Ia misefia
do Ia gripe.
Ia primera ddsls le expedita las ma
.rices y los pasaIes De aire DE- "a cabe-
detiene Ell catarfo3 uuita 81 dolor
de cabeza, "a iloiedad oalentura, los
estonudos, sentirso adolofido o tieso
rpape'a Cold Compound Is q re-
medic mas fiolenl0 + aeguro y cuesta
solamentc unoa cuaftos ceniavOg EN-
Jas baiicas Att6a sin ayuda. tiene
Duea SAILOR y no couilane Qulnlnal
lnslela 81 compfar pape'si
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

cIerta dams esland0 cen "a cepes1
eh una tert0lla. faitrfa l0s me1los a.
que mi falanItad0r Sc hnDIa galIdo
pans intfpdn1lfse cn "a racaaara do
'c8fft sehofa & QuIea anIaba On au+
|eencla Del mafido Z deeIa Cnan.
40 ~ dos nmanlct l11fos. aslahan
mss toAtenfos. Ileea u marid0 y IA.
ma q "a Nuefta. luiaEi1aos les na0fos
.en qas ne " s~nlencesi