davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-03-20

the furniturs here & the movers bust
ed II all to peaces but we don't mind
a little thing like that. Grace is
tickled to death & as long is shes
plesed its all X but I got SO much
to do aint got much time to write.
l called up the archateck today to
see would he come out e. see if things
looked k to him but he was still
sick yet but the cousin come out e.
We was haveing supper & he set
down with US tho we dident have
nothing to eat because the gas stove
aint come yet e. even il it come it
wouldent do no good because the
cousin says the house looks k to
him accept that theys a few things
the matter &; should ought to be
fixed up. He says you got a mitey
nice place here for $4,000 besides
what you payed for the lot. l says
besides what We payed for the lot
We paved $4,000 for the lot besides
int. & J don't know how much more
then $4,000 the house is going to cost
US but ! bet its closter to $4,000 E.
then I G. him set down e. figured 1t
up. they aint no chance now for me
getting the bank payed up before the
5 yrs. is up SO Ist theys $4,000 &
then theys s240 int on the $4,000
Then theys $50 for the garantee pol
isy that I payed when I got the lot
& $50 for an other l when I got the
money at the bank. and 7 payed for
the FINISHED hard ware twict & that
the bank $50 for insurance & $50 for
comishon & ! give them $3.50 for
my bal on what I owed the archa-
teck & the $50 7 give him to start
with & 800 for the wall paper. that
money l give them for the archa-
E. t,a
out somn where's else so I nay that
twict & s12o for eradeing but that
eradeing dident take so I paved 5000
more for the same lob the Cd. time
$50 for extra closets in the house
g. 5000 for the carpenter that done
the work when the contrackter quit
on mo e. 5000 for cement walk E.
'ts all cracked all ready and san
for moveine & storeine the fnrnitur
& its all bnsted to peeces e. S1n0
extra for electrick II. futures be-
cause Grace seen some she liked E.
Of corse they was the most ex
nensiv & $50 for a extra cote Of
naint th"t I don't know weather we
needed il or not & T don't know
weather it was ever mt on E. so0o
fc~ onr hnrd hill wha~n u-e stavad -
Well We figured that all up & it
ANTS. to $1,000 & that don't inciud the
$4,000 or the $4,000 for the lot so what
~oS soposeo ~ Sosl me bout 1880
or $7400 is going to cost me $11 900
& I aint got cent in the world &
theys int. do the 1 Of July & besides
that we got to buy cole to heat the
water for the bath tub & wash basens
because they was supposed to put in
a gas heater but they made a miss
take & put in cole heater & the
archatecks cousin is sorry they made
the miss take but says we can get 1t
changed to a gas heater for bout
SIPS.
After he'd went l looked a round
& just got threw looking & I found
out that all as is the matter with the
house is that the doors that's shut
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Food and Medicine.

Many articles now used as food were
formerly eaten as medicine In the mid
die ages strawberries were prescribed as
cure for consumption and ulcers. and
long after that Linnaeus described them
in his works on botany as a remedy for
gout They were also recommended by
the physickers Of old as excellent. good
to cure the liver. the blood and the
spleen In the Brit;s Isles today. and
perhaps in America, thousands Of lassies
and ladies swear by the strawberry as
an aid to the complexion.
Very early in the history CT garden
vegetables. CT garden sass. these things
were not looked on so much as food as
things 10 give SAVIOR to food. 1t was
not then understood that one could work
and ma ;niain his strength on such light
stuff. But the older peop'e seemed to
understand that fruits and vegetables
were good medicine. and 1t is true today
that garden truck. though much better
known than formerly for its food values.
is also well thought Of for. its medicinal
properties. Tomatoes are said to be
good for the liver. carrots for the COM
plexion, spinach for many interna; trou-
bles and onions for the blood, and the
value of fruits for keeping the system in
good condition is universally believed.
Sugar uas at first sold by apothe-
carries both as a medicine and as q
thing to sweeten and make othsr medi-
cines more palata Bile, for in those days
a medicine which WAS not bitter and
nauseous was not considered effective.
The sugar habit grew IN people. its pro-
duction was stimulated and today the
whole world uses il as food.
When coffee was introduced into Eng
land in the middle OF the seventeenth.
century it was heralded for its health
giving properties. and the habit becaTe
esta blished. A coffee advertisement pub
lished in 1857. and which is believed to
have been the first coffee advertise
ment in England. thus praised its vir-
tues:
"A very wholesome physical drink.
having many excellent vertues, closes the
orifice Of the stomach. fortifies the heat
within. helpeth digestion, quickeneth
the spirits. maketh the heart lightsom,
is good against eye-sores. coughs and
colds, rhumes, consumptions, headaches,
colds. rhumes, consumptions, headaches.
many others"
Evening star., 1921-03-20

so my self but ] was miss taken. so
what could a man do but pay the
extra $50 only l aint payed it yet
but viii half to.
but the house is getting a long
fine & the out side is most all up &
they are in hurry to get the roof
FINISHED before the real bad snow
comes d Soon as they get the roof on
they wont care If the weather is
rotten or q X.
best wishes for mary xmas to
YOU & Mary a. little Mary & kind
rgds. & | know you'll see how il Is.
Fred A. Goss.
X
Chicago, Jan. 21-
DEAR Charley. they got me all most
drove crazy & il any body ever
says to you build a house bust them in
the jaw. The archateck keeps ring
ing me up on the phone all the while
a bout times Z da & asking do /
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house like mine for no such figure &
that's why he wanted to quit e. l saws
that may be so but what do 1 care
ne looses money it's his own falt
& we will make him go ahead A.
finnish the job.
Then the archateck says yes you
could do that but you couldent make
him finnish 1T in no spesifide time &
he might be 10 yrs. doing it so the
best tn ng you can do now is let me
get a boss carpenter to finnish the
jop let all the sub contrackters go
a head with there part & the car
pcnter can do the work the contra ok :
ter was going to do & you can paw
him by the wk.
j says how much more will that
cost. he says hardly any more & you
will get the job finished quick that
way SO / says all right go a head 4
hire a carpen nter so hes going to hiro
carpenter but he says they amt no
chance in the world Of getting the
house build by the Of march & may
Evening star., 1921-03-20

lot. but he dident do it SO l got an
other man to grade it for Sl2o. be
SAYS well then you got stung Tor i-o'
because they hasent been no gradelng
did that l can see. l arsuoe win
him A bout it but he says ne
wouldent SO no grass seeds or nave
ANYTHING TO do with ii unicsl II was
graded & he said he would grace ~
A. nut black dirt on it SO as the grass
un,,,d grow & all so put in drive
way OF cement and gravvle All Ao'
$500. ,h;ne
Well Charley they wasent no,hins
for me to do but hire him O. dio sou
ever here any thing like IL: .,o
The gas has been ran IN 70 .hS
house from the st. & the stove ~ nc
ought to be there any day now q ,.s
house is all wired for electrlck !.s.
&. All that part of it is we
only thing there doing now IS hAtns
IN the fors with polish q w"e.
that's did they'll be all threw pu. :. ~
takes time to do that 4 l WISH
was al, over because wear SICK u
hordinfr to saw nothing of paying LOT
Inc hord & paying the carpenter ~,
,be Time & I still got the nnnisnsu u
hard ware to pay for 4 tna's
& when the / of july comes Ines't
be sl2n int. to pay so you s ,.
got some thing TO "orfs f.iIow
isv e. bet John f. rocke1elio"
would be worring to II ne was i.
"'u'" Wv F. A. Gross.
rs put S140 in the nahh ~ dy pdy y
fo Tho hnnjshed hard ware all reauy
hut some way the archateShs
got balled up e. give some ooos SUI
,binp thev dident have coming & the
tn,ns INN At the bank refused to pay the
order for the FINISHED hard ware r.,
e. I went down to see why hot M
; says all the money was a,i.n u,a ~,
u, dont Under stand it but l quit try
ing to under stand a bout this mere
house.
x X X x
Allison. H.. May e.
-ROTHEH Charley. I bet you wont
ID never believe it but wear IN our
house & we been here hole days.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

for them when they got there work
delivered but that dident do no good
e. the swede that was down there
with me called the bank a lire & me
lire & crook & I called him some
things to only / couldent call him as
bad as he is.
Well if it wasent for haveing the
job held up 1 would of told him e.
his mill work to go to hell but what
could / do because it would take 3
wks. to get the work did somewheres
else & all that time We would be
paying bord & paying the carpenter
TO & not getting no where. so finely
had to sine a paper garanteeing
that the swcde would get the money
that the bank all ready had for him
s. that was all he wanted was my
garantee tho I couldent of got the
mony myself with a stick of dinamite.
he PROMISED to deliver the mill work
today but l wouldent give a nickle a
thousand for his promises.
Well. @e got a place to bord e. a
place to stor the furnitur g. its going
to Gust US s25 a wk. for our board
G. 10 to store the furniture besides
from the fiat to the store house &
$50 more from there to the house if
the house is ever ready for it.
That's bout all the news / got for
you this time & wisht l had some
good news but l guess I'm lucky to
be a live. rgds to Mary,
Fred A. Gross.
x x x
Chicago, March %
pROTHER Charley. Well Charley
time it was the electrick 1t. fixtures
& Grace picked them out & they
cost 5000 in sted of the 500 we
stuck in the bank to pay for them so
the extra 500 comes out of my
pocket E. besides that the archatecks
cousin says the contrack only calls
for cotes Of paint on the out side
of the house where they should ought
to be & he can get an other cote
put on for $50, which is pretty nice
of him & besides all that I'm paying
the carpenter now evry Wk. for .
wks.
I havnt saw his cousin the last couple
Of wks. but l guess the carpenters
doing things G. as far as l can
ace q archateck might as well stay
sick all the vile for all the good
he is accept drawing pitchers of the
new house before it is build.
F. A. Gross.
Chicago, April 10
DEAR Charley. The house is pretty
- near finished Charley & it looks
fine & worth all the trouble e. Grace
come out with me to see it vest. d
is plum nuts over it so every things
k but my troubles isent over yet
& heres the latest the village of AL
ison has ordered US to put in a new
cement sidewalk & We got to have
side walk up in to the yard up to
the house as we'll as long the st. &
its going to cost a even $500.
Well that's pretty bad, but that amt
nothing. asked q man q bout soing
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Very Capable.
SEA CAPTAIN. holding a glasl

A SEA CAPTAIN. holding a glass Of
~ lime juice approvingly up to tho
light said:
"Navies are different today from
what they used to be. A man was
talking to an old sailor. The sailor
said:
"'Yes, sir. my boss was in the Navy.
too
I'm the Navy. was hep said the
man. What was his official capacity.
may I ask"
"'Four to five quarts. SIR said the
old sailor"
Evening star., 1921-03-20
4 Story by Ring ". Lardner

grass seeds & fixing up the yard
& he says it must got to be graded
1st. l says what do you mean graded
& he says its all ups downs &
the grounds round the house is
lower all ready then the ground out
by the st. I says it was in my con-
track for the contrackter TO grade the
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Ignorance.

THE speaker was Gem Horace
l. Townsend. He said:
'I had in Tours q French servant
girl who was preparing to migrate
to our shores In buying her outfit
she wanted to 60 in heavily for furs
and fur liningA but I said to her:
"'Why SO many furs? It isn't as
cold a. all that in the United Statea'
Indeed Il 10, then, said tho gir.
fool ma, monsieur le general. Isn't
it the United StAtAD that an eur
froyen meat Gomez froR[@
Evening star., 1921-03-20

don't shu, e. YOU cant lock none Of
them G. Won cant open none OF the
windows which is all X now because
it aint hot yet & We aint got no
screens tho we ordered them i mo.
a go & they'll cost $50 more 4 theys
no room in the kitchen for stove or
a table & the roof OF the house ieeks
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Chicago, May 3.

~ ROTHER CHARLEY. bet
x when you here what / &
Grace has made up our
minds you & Mary will
wtsht you was doing the same thing
or may be you will follow our eX-
ampcl & do the same thing & l hope
YOU will because its the only way TO
live when You got children.
Charley we made up our minds to
buy a place some where's out in the
suburbs 4 build a house not "A CRATE
big house of corse but a house where
man can move around in with out
humping in to the walls all the vile
and have enough ground so the chit
dren won't half to he cooped up all
the day like in fiat but can run
around & get some exxersise.
The other day the Walters came to
see us x stayed all pm. little
I'D & the baby both of them hollered
all the vile they was there e. when
'he Walters had went l says TO Grace
Ts a bout time you Termed them
Labys to shut there mouth when we
Evening star., 1921-03-20

that it Will not pay 10 nave iHeleiS .
installed. readings taken and a sys-
tenn of accounts kept.
To-day water is used universally
and no one would think Of charging
friend or even a stranger for a drink
The same will be true with cleo
tricity. When the friend calls with
his electric vehicle 1t will be driven
into your cellar and the battery will
be recharged while he is making MS
call. 1t won't make any difference TO
YOUR bill, for you are charged for the
use of so many plugs or attachment
receptacles."
But what about the factory smoke
which will float over our cities" DR..
Steinmetz was asked. VIII this same
day see them entirely electrif1ed?
II think SO. High potential lines
from the central stations will be
able to transmit sufficient power to
turn the wheels of industry. Smoke
is being eliminated in some instances
right now. Coal boilers are still be-
ing used, but electricity is doing away
resulting in the reclamation OF thou
sands Of dollars worth of material
that formerly went up out of the
chimney.
thing will be electrified. great deal
of the smoke can be eliminated by a
central station located on the out
skirts, which will be automatically
coaled. Right now. the greater part
of our smoke comes when coal is
shoyeled on in bulk on our fires. If
these fires were coaled by automatic
stokers there would be very little
smoke"
All these changes in our domestic
life will probably tend to revelation
ize the appearance Of cities. No dirt,
dust OF smoke will be permissible and
cities viii be more sanitary. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
REAL ESTATE
SACRIFICE SALE

SACRIFICE SALE
BEAUTIFUL MORNlNGSIDE
HOME
$1,000 for this attractive largo bum
Ealow, FIX rooms and break fast room,
living room across front; three large
bedrooms, an the most modern con
EouiruocB, beautiful decorations.
large basement, furnace; garage and
modern servant quarters. This home
ia located In the most choice section.
with ilnc shrubhery and lawn.
a. j. JENKINS e SON
Osngc 1906 Res. Usage 3775
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OIL MACHINERY -surrrIrs q

FOR SALE OR RFST-Concretc mixer
steam or gasoline hotse engines. dcrrlcks
wiucncs. saw rigs. gasoline engines and
wheel harruws X. I. Courtney as ".
Main St
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WEARING APFNREl
MIsCrIIANrou. ron sAIE

FOR SALE Du. Iarf. su1 ou. sH.
baby carriage. Reasonable. 'r''
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SIX large rooms. conveniently arranged
sleeping porch laundry and locker. cedar
l.+- OF Cedar ,.a.
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FOR SALT-IIgh' oak bank fixture -
fpot lpuE with two rtN windows and
~nech desk. Good as new. Phone osago
5254.
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... lH.f' IfI .g .u su1
.H-s far settings. l..
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orrrcE-sroRE EorrrMr>r 6

FOR RENT Remington typowritcrs 81
per month Remington Typewriter Co.
eos T. second. Usage s3a.
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SOUTH ENPOSURE-T -Tiv, room modern
apartment. nicely arranged with sIosu.
ing porch and am other ruur'niauror. iu.
mediate possession. DsuEc 1T1y
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCHASGE AUTOMOBILES 20

FOR SALE OR E%CHAN" t.-N.Cr h.f Dr.
cedar -i-d.
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MANIln TO nv

FURNITURE WANTEl. second rand, IN
any Qu.rtlt.. "CH' ''4. T. '' '"''e''
store. u ". First. ossg' DOS.
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fbN SALE fu.urro farm. miles Aurora
Mo- turothor with the crop, stock, tools
ETC. About % horcs In cultivation and
crHsH. the remainder In timber. Good
house. small barn. orchard and small
'rults fur family uHo. About urres oats
no "r o. corn. which has been plowrd
twice. About 10 acres OF meadow poms
r'Hiur"i four good cows, three calves, on,
Registered Poland Huw. fairuw In about
two wu'IH. three rhuuta weighing about
20 lbs good corn planter. mower, rnka
smoothing harrow, FurluR harrow, disk
Iuro lt.ano " Eol1 by Juno 18TH, No
lurUuhfuuro. No trade considered H.
/ NJ Uood. Aurora, Mo.
! MCN who have uo luud may apply for 90
A.Lun In ur,ily uEnrILa. anmth nf u
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arr"n I'm pretty b7arts south OF st
Lnuie. low prico and easy terms. D. J.
M.u--ln. L-o " LourIn- DLnnulo. Kan
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IIArS IIK>I~urp

BOSTON. .. rN'.r... trYrf..n.
r...'. entrance. u.as. ..'l
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.w'y no tour rooms nf
1904 N We, SECOND ST.
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ron SALE or TRADED acres D.,
ulos from Hindyyillc, Ark. house aud
UuthuliIlnUH. 20 uCtrH In cultivation. 10
acres 800 Timber. fenced. what have you
to tradoT BOX 4Gl. GIarcuiurc. Okla.
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HAVE PARTY with GOOD second mort
gage notes viii trsuA tor Tulsa prop.
CIV Arrala Inv nAtl lmnnt %. DalKs alAa
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.trn.. rIANrs. rrnrlI1Nns

sale. 40 cents per 100, 81 10 per 1000.
Lombard addition. y. 3. E0S 1N3. e. u
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ron SALE .i.0.acro farm with eauip.
mrut iu baIrhH. johnson Co. Am.
priced right, mo- prnntcerinE must sell.
Writo a. u summers. Devils Knob. Ark.
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AltkAESAS IANp
30 acres. 10 bottom In cultivation. house.
barn. trade rulsa property BOX 6i2.
Ithrowure. OKLA.
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wANTED--HFhL ESTATE

WANTED TO HrY a uyo or ais room
uut'ru bungalow that can h- handled
with small cash payment, Crdnr 2b0g.
WANTED tp buy ryo or riS room modern
bungalow. wrIl located. $3.50 Gosh. SIS
monthly payment. Address 1910, care
WurlI
HAVE CUSTOMER Tor small house.
2ta UoblnHuu Bldp Usage l7l4 ana b775
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-15
Health Nurse Has
Busy Two Weeks;
Helps Babies to Health

patly visits tu n pneumonia case.
wutl Ir uuwrf helping uHI'u'f 10
carry uut dupiurs orders. Uu,uWWrnd-
Iul .., ir,utm,.f u operations for
fuu#II- and ,Ntu uutldiup h"mN-
mad. I.y huN tuT one hahN'H Wilt
suuu., 1901, SOM, uI tur activities ui
tho Rcd Gross. nurse. NisH tiu iNr
Hnrris 900 tn, two weeks 'iut Do has
had ,hu. ut fH, H'N u.F-|Nr n''fIN
m,Hf ~u, hr- WHuur It anW' 40 Sits.
given .lN hom, treatments and hHs
tour we'll children under her super
vision
one haly brought Iy his mother q"
Ia, piI,, of the i,,d Cross uuhli'
h,uIIn uuf-, last week. -Iii'rlnH NHW
mnIulfrit.uu and IWur"r'I 'fr. mos
gained un. and 1 half pounds Boo tho
five days treatment under th' ilr"'-
'iun OF NlsH iitrri- Alls- liurr.. 'N.
amIu,l fE, child obtained I mills
formula ...w t doctor and visited ih'
home off fH, family. ~iustru'iluE fh'
mother DOB th, Importance ui I'E3lt.
f,'auus BOO k,'uIuI baby out u' door
aIl luy. bon p.yIug olive 900 baths and
lu preparation of milk TN" ht'' nH~
already l0s, the dark circles under
hi- eyes has Huiu"i rur' .ho'ts 'nd
shows symptoms OF fo'fhIuE
s live year old child vas fitted with
r'..fr- CO. correct ,fuHsa''"- con-
another sTv y,rr uld .NIIl had Dob,
tun-.Is and td'uu.de removed .i 'h'
-Hng,f. .uH OF tHr UHftr IIN COOS"
haze, been brought Geo Tho uiiI., iuI
attention and o.H,rr hlE. h''n f'
ported fu M.-h HuTIr tHrnuEh O."
Euyi hartman ui the Rcd eros.
chapter aud Do bureau OF .'trl'r'.
with which the nurse viii cooperate
IN car, OF INDECENT Dr~"s ALTHOUGH
the work. ui % public health nurse Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-15

earth, for this baby rs now four months
want, ! am sending you n picture Of
consent 10 show dix letter. Mrs. G..
W. BENZ, III Bird Ave, Altoona, Pa.
No woman can realize the joy and
Happiness this healthy babe brought
into The home Of Mrs. Benz, unless they
have had a like experience.
Every woman who suffers from any
ailments peculipr 90 her sex, as indica-
ted by ~hackaches, Headaches, hearing
down pains, Irregularities, nervousness
and THE blues .hould not rest until
they have given lydia f.. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND n trial.
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DENIED >Iw rHIN.

UNNIIN- N,N NIT"N WUTI0T
fui new trial uu behalf u. IHUTHu'I
Lawson. LittI, Rock. Aft .,.ru.lE
convicted ou t charge OF WII, Wul
der her, ns % jury chat fixed .f, lm.
r|ri-nuru,ut l- cine penalty W over.
ruI. I. .H District Judge Truuu .NcHf
Defense counsel had a'r,tls ur-
Iunr,'d appeal would o., it>un '.
Oh, -a.. supreme court and I'D. fH.
United States supreme .nH|.
n,.tsatT.
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Catarrh Con BE Cured

CathtTh 10 a local disease greatly iulu-
enced by constitutional conditions II
therefore requires constitutional treat
mont HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally and acts through
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into HOME
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table Compound, Restoring
Mrs. Benz to Health

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