davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05

STATES han the prospect Of war or
peace, because if we are to become
a non-pI oducing nation, then we are
indeed to be Z superficial country fig
uring in the worlds affairs as a mass
of helpless people
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
TEUToN-sWIss PACT MADE.

BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. Ger
many and Switzerland have signed a
treaty of arbitration. under which each
country is compelled to submit almost
all questions in dispute between them
to arbitration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05

Evan2eline Booth,
commander Of the
Salvation ARM in
America. in an in
terview given 0 II
her arrival in New
York a few da Us
ago 10 attend he
annual national
congress Of the or
sanitation.
The big cities
are being TANNED
by people from
everywhere" she
said. and I h Q
rural districts are
the sufferers. We
como into contact
NTH NJ eitt1atinn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
After Dinner Trick S

No. SO-Wrap Up a Coin-Its Gone
a coin is pushed into the center Of
handkerchief, which is shaken out. The
coin has disappeared.
The secret is a rubber band, which
is around the thumb and first two
fingers Of the left hand. This hand is
held beneath the handkerchief. and the
coin pushed down between the fingers
and the elastic. The fingers release the
elastic, and thus a secret pocket Is
formed in the center of the handker-
chief When the handkerchief Is shaken
the coin viii not fall.
Copyright. b. Public Ledger Company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
''OnIy One Thing
Breaks My Cold"

HE relief that DR.. Kings New
Discovery gives from stubborn old
colds, and onrushing new ones, grippe
and throat-torturing coughs has made
it the standard remedy it is today.
Time-tried for fifty years and never
more popular than today. No harmful
drugs.
You VII soor notice the relief in
loosened phlegm and eased cough.
Always reliable, and good for the
whole family. Has a convincing, heal
ing taste With all its good medicinal
qualities. At all druggists, 90 cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
Memories Of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Members of the Moose lodge held
one of the most enjoyable meetings of
the year in the X. of P. hall. The
evenings program included the initia-
ton of so candidates, the work being
done by the famous Anderson degree
team. followed by a banquet. The
election of officers developed an inter-
esting race between DR.. S. G. Smelser
and Dr. w w. Zimmerman for lodge
physician, which went to DR.. Smelser
by d comfortable majority.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05

Had you concluded that linoleum
would never become bright-just try
Blue Devil on it once.-Advertiseme
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
DIAz TO GET TWO DEGREES.

DIAZ TO GET TWO DEGREES.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 5-When
General Amanda Vittori Diaz, war
leader of the Italian army, visits
this city Friday, he will be given two
degrees, one by Brown university, the
other by Providence college. He will
present Brown a bust of Dante.
Great Britain has 1.475 disabled
nurses of the world war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tab
let's. The genuine bears the signature
Of E. w. Grove, BE sure you get
BRONCO Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
After Dinner Stories

A. the sunday school teacher en-
tered she saw leaving in great haste
d little girl and her smaller brother.
why Mary, YOU aren't going away
She exclaimed in surprise
"Pleathe, Miss Anne. we've got to
CO. was the distressed reply. Jimmy
thawaHowed hith collection"
Z notice you frequently pick up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-11

Ladies SIS Cloth Goats, all coIors GO az
and styles. Forced Sale Price UJuJJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-11

Mems and Boys Caps, worth up G. %
10 $3.50. Forced Sale Price UEsVV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

Tam "a mcsten na louces
staly til Sibenice.
Pfiviram oci. VSe Sc predc
mnou mihota. V usich mi zvo-
nj a sunni. Vidim zlutavou pi-
secnou plan.
Odsouzenci jdou ma popra-
viste.
Objali Sc, jeden hlasite Ia
yolal: "Jste-lizde CeSi, pozdra
vujte Cechy!"
Ia chvilku bylo po vSem.
Tela jejich byla po nejake
dobe snata a pohrbena nedale-
ko sibenic mezi smeti a-odpad-
ky, ktere byly vyvezeny 2 W.
ldranvovanych domn.
Pro sirsi verejnost byli po-
praVeni legionari jake me
ZyeStnl".
Akta o popravach ulozena
byla archivu, jenz dopraven
byl po prulomu plavske fronty
do Lublane a tam vinou jedno-
ho Q odpovednyh 'GinitelIi wy
drancovan. Mnoho dHleziteho
materialu pro historii naseho
.odboie Sc. tax ztratilo.s Ale .a
tom Ease nekdy jindy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
zPRAvY z CZECH.

:
Stavba csl. obchedniho ,lod'-
stva. (CTk.) u BratisTavy SO
oznamtie, re. bNlo, prflsroceno
ku stavbe vlastniho csl. Tod,
.stva. Spojen6 strojirny Rustoni
Skoda pocnou V nejblizsiGh
dnech Sc stavbou velkych / i
vlecnych lodi.S montonazi re.
monkfyu .bude zapocato v srp'
Inu letosnlho roku.
Snatek gen. Pelle. Velke O.
bliby We vsech kruzich cesk4
spoleCnosti zisKavsi 81 gen. Pei
lie, jenz nynt zastava ddlezite
diplomaticke misto Carihra.
de, vstoupil v techto dnech We
shatek dcerou advokata dra.
Braunera, Jarmilou, damou
re zname staroprazske rodiny,
~ niz vynikli Palackeho a Rie-
gruv spolupracovnik, dekla-
rant DIR. Frant. Brauner, luceb-
mix svetoveho .imena prof. dr..
Bob. Brauner a maliTka Eden
ka Braunerova. PAM Jarmila
Pelleoya, DANA mnohostranne
vzdelana bude mas velmi do
bfe Calihrade po boku sveho
chot6 representovati,
Zdravy humor presidenta
repubiiky. kdyz odWzdavai
knlzc ScaIea panu presidento-
VI, jenz dosud prijima hosty
ma lozi, list italskeho kralc s
odznaky velkokrize i'adu sv.
Mauricka a Lazara, pozname-
xal nsmevem president: "To
je sv. Mauricius a ia jsem La
zar."
Co zde jeSte nebylo. Zenaty
lodni kapitan p. Adolf l.. ma
pronaiatu kuchyni We Vrsovi-
cich pokoj ma Male Strane.
Ma tedy We SVEN byte kuchy
ne DO pokoie elektrikou rov.
nych 10<minut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10


tecnosti vSak to byli cnarakter-
III lide, verni Synove 20 staleti
'utiacovaneho naroda, odhodlal
nj ma smrt pro svobodu a SamO-
statnost sveho Statu. Nebyll
zradci. Opak byl pravdou. V
jejich myslich prilis hluboko
byla zakorenena slova Havlic-
kova: "Prislibujte 81 mne, Wy
hrozujte 81 .mne, pfece zrad-
Gem nebudu."
Ma legionarlch vyzvidano,
kdo jest vudcem legii, jak jsou
cetne, tez 9 pohybu vojsk 0
italskych ztratach, jakoz i do
tazovano ma RUNE jine podrob
nosti.
Lajatci Ma vSechny otaZky
jen krcily rameny ami slova
Inerekli, co by melo nejaky w
Znam pro rakouskou armada.
Ctyrdenni mucehi.
Ctyri dny je mofili, ami ma
chvilku Jim neuvolnili pouta ma
rukou; k veceru i nohy Jim dra
tenn svazovali. Ale mic Sc ne
mohli dovedeti. Konecne svobo
du i navrat k rodinam Jim sli-
bovali, ale marne.
Ctyri dny a ctyri noci hle-
deli hosi smrti primo do tyafe
Ctyfi dny a ctyfi noci snasel
ceskoslovenSti legionari hrdint
hrozna telesna muka, jez jim
pusobily draty do masa Sc "a.
rezavaiici.
Ctvrteho dne z. hodine We.
Ger je vedli ma popraviste. ia s
nekolika druhy, hrozice Sc to-
hoto desneho divadla, odjel dc
Motty di Livenzy, a6koliv jsmt
nijak nepospichali "a velitel
stvim. Dojeli isme po rozryte
az do zakladu rozlezdene sill
nici do Motty, kdyz schylovalC
Sc k veceru. MySlenka stihals
mySlenku. Ia kratko budou III
81 hoSi umirat ga dalekou vlas'
a Vlastne take "a mas - Ne
smirna sklicenost Sc mas zmoc
Mia. Ia chvili budou umirat
q my budeme dale zit snaC
uVidime brzo naSi domOvinu
Oni musi umrit, proc? Ze bo
iovali "a sve presvedGeni? Coz
zlji jeste lide, kteri mali ide-
ally?
Ano, ieste jsou lide, kter
dovedou pro. mySlenku ziti &
take umriti. A naSi hoSi uni.
rati budou "a mnohem vice
nc1 "a pouhou mySlenku, on
budou umirati "a svobodu celt
no naroda. la kazdeho iedno
tlivce, ktery sc zove Cechem
budou umjrat, mlsdi statni III
naci, kteri neohrozene na sebt
wall 1kol Spolupusobiti k o
j svobozeni ylasti. et
Pristoupil k nam setnik Do
lex a udiven6 sc taze: IVY jstt
tam nezustal2"
"Nemohl jsem. nesnesl bycf
| toho."
Setnik odescl a ia chvilku 81
vraci, vede kolo a pravi: y;
odtud nemohu, ale Wy nematt
CO ma praci zde. TAX jed'te
at pfiidete ieste vcas".
Vsedl isem ma kolo a prize
Jeste yeas.
| e-s.s-.-.-...-...-.....- .-.-.-.-.....
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
PRISLIBUJTE NINE, VYHRO-
.ZUJTE ST NINE, PRECE
ZRADCEM NEBUDU!
Ze zapisku svedka popravy le-
gionarI na italske fronte.
(Z Vecera.)

lin Rozum, 2 Vestce-J Jesenic
byl "a bitvy ma Piave pridelen
armadnimu velitelstvi pol. mar
salka Boroevice ke strezeni ar
chivu. Mel prilezitost byti uca-
stem truchliveho divadla, po-
pravy tri italskych legionaru.
Dojmy sve vylicuje nam ze
svych zapisku takto:
Bitva zufila jiz treti den,
bubnova palba neustavala ami
ma okamzik. Tisice italskych
zajatcu proslo zpustosenym
mesteGkem Oderzem, Q jehoz
kramu a obchodu nadelany ko-
nirny, a jehoz byty byly Wy
drancovany, nabytek spalen
heb odvezen.
Ac bylo mnoho zaiatcu, We
deli isme hnedle vSichni, ze bit
va je prohrana. Polni marSa7
lex Boroevic, ktery prijel pred
zahajenlm ofensivy do Oderza,
op6t Sc vratil do Udine, kdyz
pfedem telefonicky notne Wy
peskoval cisari Karlovi, jenz
Cekal ma vysledek trochu dale
Cd rany, totiz dvornim vlaku
V Lublani.
Nastala pro mas op6t prace.
kancelare pro operujici velitel
stvi, RUNE oddly, Hughesova
telegrafni centrala, vSe Sc opet
skladalo a odvazelo.
Pojednou nastal rozruch, ne
kdo prib6hl a volal:
"Vedou zajate Cechoslova-
KY"
Use Sc hrne ma ulici. Vedou
kolem tfi zajatce Y italskem
stejnokroji. Jeden prostovla-
sy, hustymi cernymi vlasy,
druh jeho hlavu ma pokrytou
kQzi, vytrzenou 2 mira helrni-
ce. Ruce ma svazany silnym
dYatem. Krateji vzprimene me
ii sedmi mad arskymi vojaky,
ktefi nell ma puskach nasaze-
ma bodla.
Byla to vzacna korist'. Ma
stal soud Il Cd. honvedske bri-
gady. Jelikoz Il soudu neum6l
nikdo cesky, ami slovensky "A
zaroven mad arsky, hledal Sc
tlumocnik, ktery mluvi cesky a
zaroven mad arsky. NaSel sc V
MAIDEN strojnlku IIughesoNy
centrally. mladik 19lety, ienl
pracoval pred valkou Pesti a
mluvil mad arsky,
Zajatci byli ubytovani Y jed
nom re sousednich domu, -
jako vetSina iich opusteneho,
- tfetim poschodl a stfezeni
Scsti vojaky a jednlm poddu-
stoinikem. Pfibliziti Sc k zaiat-
cum, Znamenalo nasadit ziyot,
zvlast6 pro Cecha.
VSichni tri legionari sedeli
ma zemi tesn6 Vedle sebe, ruce
malice stale spoutany dratem,
az zmodrale maso mezi jedno-
tlivymi zavity vystupovalo. Ii
Sc spolu hovoTili.
Po prvnim Vyslcchu pi'isel
Eoch tlumoGnik zdrceu a pla-
kal. Mic nebylo mono od neho
zvedeti. konecne sc castecne
uklidnil, a cely ustraseny Wy
prayel, re mu bylo pohrozeno,
ze no tez ob6si, kdyby neco z
vyslechu poved6l nebo nejakou
vvpoved' nespravne udal.
Posleze vSak rekl, ze zajati
lcgionari udali tato jmena
Frantisek Tomaides, 30lety pc
kaf re Stepanosa, pluk c. 102,
Vaclav Ripa, obuvnik, 19lety,
q Kostomlat, a Vincenc Huet-
tel, 19lety, zahradnik z Teplic-
Sanova, Badegasse. (Jak jsem
se doGetl, tela prvych dvou by
la vyzvednuta a dopravena dc
Prahy telo tfetiho musi byt
nekde poblize pochovano, ne.
bot byli spolecne pc popravt
pohrbeni. Huettel byl pry Slo
vak.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

1auJek Prahy evi sc u mas Amellcc velky 1aem.
Stale sne eli predpo adu ze lide Ceskosovensku
H. by Go us vloz Psu dnes laudku Prahy die bez-
nych noyina{skych zpray Masa stale dost Jehnat k-
ela nadhytek cdbyt Drubezj je rh dobre obesa
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
FRANKLIN ADDITION TO PLA1Is
RUSSELL ADDITION TO Ai.SI|

RUSSELL ADDITION To inS
Ali lots to s inc blk l.-s--l
All lots / to Is Inc blk -
All lots 1872 blk 3....:.........''''.''''-'-'
All lots / to I inc blk 4..;;'--'-''-''t
All lots l to 8 Inc Dix o'',;'''''l
All lots to u inc ne 9'N N.........--ii
Aii lots 8 to IS Inc blk s.,-'-''''-...-l s.,-'-''....-l
Ali lot blk
Ali lots I to 6 inc blk - -
Ali lots I to ls inc hik -
Ali lots IA TO 90 inc PIX -
Ali lots / to "a inc blk l''--'i
All lots / to 6 inc blk l''''',,,.'''
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
PLATTER.

Dissertation Anss.
All W SO lot Q blk .......,.............::i,
All lot 3 blk 1.....................".....-.1
All lot blk 2...................,....-.-.
Half lot I blk 2.."....".....,..........''''''
Half lot S blk 2.............................
Half lot ! blk S................',.'''.'''----
Half lot 2 blk .......................~.-;- ! |
All n 75 lot 3 blk ........-..-.'.-.ssS
All s As lots 3-i-5 blk 3..-...--.--'
All 90 2-3x1OO lot 3 blk 3.........-'---
Half Ell lot blk .'----- :
All N 25xW50 lot 3 blk ..'---;
All 595 lot blk '"'''-'-t
All $50 of n as lot blk 5-."
All w rs lot I blk g.. .,.... O.. .''"i
All s so Of N rs lot I blk 3....'"-'-1-
All N 25 Of s 95 lots 3&5 blk 81
All 96xl45 lot is blk 3.................''"'---;i
All N 25 lot s blk 3.......-...,..';.;;;;-.,;--
All N 25 and 8 20 lots 4&5 Dix -
All 8 50x150 lot 2 blk 5.,.-'..''-.''-'iii Il
All lot l blk 6......-.,:.;..;: Il
Half w 5Oxl5O lot 1 blk 7......'----''s
All w 25xS150 lot l blk !;,;...;;
Half s 25 of N rs Of f 100 io'
DIX ....-........................''-' '-''-'-'''
All lot blk s,..........-.....,'.''''.''
Half lot I blk 9;.,,i,,...;;o II,
All 2OSxl65 lot blk lO..'''''''''''
All lot blk 12........-..--..."''''..'''-'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
CROPS AND PRICES

While the decreased production of wheat and corn
as indicated by the government crop report is dis
appointment, a matter of percentage, IT Is not
great loss We grow grain such a gigantic scale
that difference of a few millions of bushels is OF
Slight Importance considering the a whole,
though such decline affect seriously those whom
it falls directly The growers of spring wheat in the
hit the worst. though illinois,
Missouri growers will the difference between
what they harvest what they expected gather.
The crop promises to be but per cent below that
of last 1t is greatest and of leading
money The moist weather that damaged the
helped the potato crop, however. and in that In
crease Of ., 100000 bushels is forecast
The crops the whole will be ample. The far
mer has ground TO complain of the work of nature
The prices the crops will command cheering
to the cultyator of the soil Notwithstanding that
what he has sell is down to pre-war prices, the
farmer finds himself a when he gets quota
tions much that he has to buy. He finds that his
bushe OF wheat will command the amount
of manufactured goods that it did a year ago
His will bring hardly enough pay for hauling
1t to fact the exchange value of his pro-
has declined discouragingly While he may feel
cheerful what the soil has produced he cannot
help harbor other feelings when he considers what
he IS offered in exchange. 1t is situation that needs
be remeded before have return OF enduring
thrive If the farmer is not able to buy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
"a SCRAP OLE PAPER y

Great Britain has last discovered that its trade
agreement with soviet Russia nothing but scrap
OF paper. So much admitted by the chancellor OF
the exchequer who is worthless Russia
has nothing Thus the purpose of the
compact defeated for it understood have been
a part of the treaty that soviet should
propaganda in the British pOsse<. The latter in
the prime motive of the British in entering
the agreement. The exhibited its unrela-
biIity in haunting the terms propaganda. and
thus the British find themselves disappointed in both
parts of agreement.
Yet have the British to feel disappont
ed! When with criminals is credulous
unless expects TO the worst of the deal The
British had the of knowing the characters OF
the Russian authorities and if they hoped for
thing to their advantage they certainly had sublime
faith Now they realize the emptiness of that from
which they expected much Until Russia installs
that be trusted. it is better for the world
to hold let the bolsheviki stew in the
they brewed This include refusal to re
lieve starving but anyone who trades the foun
daon of bolshevist honor will regret it, If it is the
hope that honor will be found there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
THE MENACE OLE THE UNFIT.

Scientists who study the ways to improve the
human not very optimistic over the prospects
of producing better stock through improved breeding.
Reports the eugenics congress held in New York
last month indicated that the rule of killing off the
select breeding from the unfit is still in force,
with little hope of repeal.
French eugenist says I'm France the war gave
a blow to the superior elements which may prove to
be mortal. The best of young have persisted
or invalided in the proportion of at least two
to three" A New York statistcian reports that the
ratio OF patients with mental disease under treatment
in institutions per 100000 of population increased from
1852 in 1890 to 2201 In 1920.
The conclusion of best authorities as that most
can be done to combat these evils by thorough educa
ton the people by segregation of habtual Grim
malls the insane detectives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
The
Passing
Shoe

SOME people make the
MISTAKE that even II the
NEIGHDoRs do not 1nd it out
THEY viii at least
STRONGLY suspect It.
THE difficulty about living
UP to the agreement to keep
MUDsLINGING out OF the campaign
TO the tisfaction Of 1t Is that
TO most partisans a perfectly
CLEAN argument seems
LIKE mud to them when 1t hits
THEIR candidate.
WHEN a $50 pound woman
IL damned into the rear seat of a
Ford
SHE has no business
LAUGHING at the corn-fed girl
WHO Is perched on the
REAR seat OF motorcycle.
DURING a municipal campaign
SOME republican orators
HAVE an awful time TO
KEEP from referring to the fact
THAT they freed the slaves.
WELL we wonder what the
GIRLS will spring next in the
SHAPE of a sensational something
to-wear.
MANY good housekeeper
STOPS hustling long enough to tell
HER husband that she is
MERELY shaving herself to death
so her chndren's step mother
WILL be able to afford hired girl
THE grease cup we grudgingly ad-
NIT
HAS been somewhat
IMPROVED in the fiscal decade
NOW drawing to It's close
AND now seems to consider it's
MISSION in life fulfilled
WHEN II mas squfteu Jul baCn
wards
ON cuffs instead OF on cuffs pants
HAIR and everything.
A lot OF men know that
YOU can't put out fire by
THROWING gasoline on a FIRE
YET they think that q woman
CAN be shut up
by arguing with her.
PROBABLY the case is growing
QUITE serious. at least the
GIRLS parents ought TO think so
WHEN she can distinguish
THE sound of young mans horn
AMIDST a chorus OF toots
INST like II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

How many women farmers are
there in the United States?
What does Japanese sweetheart
give his sweetheart ny way of an en-
gagement token?
Slow much more light does the
sun give than the moon2
Where was the first law school es-
tablished?
5--What Is copal?
6-Where do we get most Of our
borax?
From what is lsudanut?
8-When is Indian summer?
9-How deep is the grand canyon II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31

say that l did not suffer much more
when my baby was born than | used to
suffer with my periods before l took
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound years ago. give all the credit to
your medicine and shall always recon-
mend it very highly: = Mrs ii. ii.
JANSEN, Millston, Wisconsin.
How can women who are weak and
sicklyexpect or hope to become mothers
of healthy children? Their first duty is
to themselves. They should overcome
the arrangement or debility that is
dragging them down, and strengthen
the entire system, as did Mrs. Jansen,
by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and then they will be
in a position to give their children the
blessing of a good constitution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
ANSWERS TO sATURDAY'S
QUESTIONS.

1-How many former service men
are there? Ans Approximately four
and one-half million.
2-How soiled playing cards be
cleaned? Ans. Rub them with a cloth
dipped in spirits Of camphor.
what is the worlds annual paper
production? Ans. Eight million tons.
What size is a chamois? Ans
The chamois is about the size OF a
big goat
54-How long has Tammany Hall been
an influence in politics? Ans. Since
1889.
6-what is chlorophyl? Ans. 1t is
the green in plants.
Where Is Pimlico sound2 Ans On
the coast Of North Carolina 1t Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31

about rs miles long and from ten &c Sc
miles wide.
S-where did the poll tax originate?
Ans. In England
80 what family does the raccoon
belong? Ans. To the bear family.
10-what is a sepoy? Ans. A ma
tive Hindu soldier
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31

frl6OICiIle- we al z
fond of children
and for a consider
able time after we
married l feared |
would not have any
owing to my weak
condition. l began
t aking Ly dia e.
in k h a ms Vege-
table Compound and
now l have a nice
strong healthy baby
Cirl I can honestly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31

it's deepest part?
l0-What does the skeleton of an
average whale weigh?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
THIS YOUNG
MOTHER
Tells ChiIdIess Women What
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did for Her

Millston, Wis =" want to give You
a word of praise for your wonderful
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

The board au,, au 100 lts power 20 sr.Ir the
collective Nure 90; ttc sy'Nrmrnt "a. .us sasr lines
supplying farm advisers. iarwsfrat engineer. and
other expert, 20 hv.l 'ar s#eI vu-a a.nH. IL Is
the H.la 80 ltr board 60 assist tac settlement 10
wra.u. ..s.r into sung,>,f4l cooperative rum.
u.nu.ty. ald a. ma8Eu-a'r system az the most
ss.,len. and urio.aatr cultural aat a4m.als;Ta.
uyr methods.
A. the very outset the Durham settlers organ.
Ifs8 a cooperative stock tr,.Hers' u>St-sartuu
This was done vl,h o., prime object ~ making
o.. settlement the lnu.. ~ p8rehrea i've stock
The beard iucu.ra,e3 the idea 4 uniform selec-
ton us rrrcds so tina; there should hc no unto
ward mixing - h'uri
II WAS agreed thut here should ae but one or
two breeds x cattle sA,yp aad hogs In the asSo-
ctatun For cattle the Unstrn was adopted as
the typc for dairy stock ana shurthorns FOR beef
purposes. puruc Jerseys were selected as the
desirable tyre ot hos~ and The Romuey Marsh
and Rafnhoulllet for the sheep breeds The exec
ut.ye committee ~ the Settlement Co-Op,-atlye
Live Stork association has done nearly all the
buying II live stock fnr the settlers, thus s,mpl
fytng and exped't'nC matters
Instead ~ leaving each ~ the 10 families
composing the settlement. 20 buy material. lind
vorktaru and s~rure designs for their dwellings
and farm buildings the board took II upon Itself
10 lend most welcome helping hand Il aided
tho settlers tn their purchase of fencing material
cement N{Nl"I lHl'p WIZ hi tl'+f'' '''|~' 'HNN
saving the new farmers much labor trouble and
lnSurius them the best of material at lowest
prices
The plans for the new farmhouSes and their
proper location on the respective farms were
worked out with much care by the fnrrnscad sn.
eiprpr under the eye " the farmer and his wife
and IN cooperation with them. In fact all the
important details Of farm Improvement and farm
methods have been carried ont under the advice
Of the boards experts free to the settlers Moth.
ing in the community has been done In a loose or
haphaznrd manner and under this modus operandl
a molel farm community evolved in less
than one year