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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

Andrew johnson, city clerk, on Wed-
nesday received q check iR the sHm of
$493.2s from the General Contracting
Company Of Minneapolis for the use Oh
city dump wagons and the city ste2n4
roller in connection with paving WORK
1ere.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

FOR RENT- Steam heated two-room
back fat; also one furnished room in
residence A.. #NOREEN. 4143
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
SEEMED TO LlNeER.

The other evening a school
chum's brother came to our house
on an errand. He seemed to inger,
and as | did not know him well, l
found it hard to entertain him.
None of the rest of the family was
at home, so the task was all on my
shoulders. Suddenly an idea struck
me. | would pretend my brother
was in his room i'll. Il did not
know Tom and he knew each other. }
So | made several trips to Toms
room, to break up the awkward
pauses. just as | returned from
one Of these, the front door opened,
and in walked Tom. They greeted
each other warmly. What was there
for me to do or say Chicago Trib-
une.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25

Tcungster Reasoned Probable Mean
ING Of Word From What re Had
Noticed in Life.

A local seventh-grade teacher has
several suitors, who often come to
the building to walk home with her,
relates the Indianapolis News. The
youngsters in her room, much inter-
ested in the performance, have
watched closely the suitors and no.
ticed that the one who drives very
''spiffy" red roadster is the most fa-
vored one. So they have drawn con-
illusions.
The other day she was teaching
them the song, ga Man Who Would
Wooa Fair Maid" In one place it
said, ''He must cajole her." The
teacher stopped after that part and
asked the meaning of cajole. But
no one would answer. "Oh, you
must know she smiled at one of
her brightest boys, why, you never
could be successful ia this task of
wooing unless you can cajole.''
He was still mystifed, but the lit
tie fellow behind him raised his
hand "0h, ] know, them" he burst
out. dts something about driving
an automobile, isn't it?"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
SEA eULLs FEAST ON PUTTY.

"The sea gulls of this section have
such broad taste that it is neces-
sary to fasten the windows of many
of our ferryboats and buildings with
strips of metal instead Of putty, the
last-named commodity proving an
irresistible delicacy to these sea
fowl"
This announcement came in the
mail of G. M. Andrews, district
freight agent of the Southern Pa
cific railway in Seattle, from his
San Francisco headquarters recent
ly. The news was circulated along
the water front by shippers and in
few hours the sea gull hankering for
a putty dessert after feast Of ships
table scraps was magnifed into a
potent menace. In near-beer bars
and other such places of congrega-
ton for sailors the putty gull as
sumed nature-faking proportions
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
MUSIC is SENT OVER WIRE
How Skaters in China Enjoy Favorite
Recreation With Regular Jazz
Accompaniment.

Folks who are prone TO believe
there is no such thing as real win
tering in sunny China will be inter-
ested in the announcement that the
Picking club possesses one of the
most up-to-date ice Kinks of the day.
Thanks to the introduction of the
latest American developments in
telephone amplifcation, the skaters
who have been making the rink
their headquarters this year have
been able to perform with a regular
jazz accompaniment.
The apparatus was of the same
type as that used at President Hard
ing's Inauguration. Several ampli-
flying horns were set up about the
ceiling of the rink and.connected by
wires and an simplifying device with
a photograph run by a Celestial
youngster in the club basement. The
effect is more satisfying than the
brassiest of brass bands.
The Peking club has a frst-class
hockey team 1t is made up of the
best skaters among the foreign ele-
ment at the Chinese capital. Its fol-
lowers maintain that it can hold its
own with any average American col
lege sextette.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
Catholic Services at Nezperce
Russell and Craigmont.

LIST Sunday-Nezperce HOLY
Communion, 6:45; High Mass,
1880; devotions, 7:30s p. m. Rus
sell: Low mass, s O'Clock.
End Sunday-Nezperce; Mass
with song, 8 o'clock; devotions,
z 80 p. m.
Bird Sunday-Nezperce: Low
mass, 8 O'Clock; devotions, 7 80
p. m. Russell: Mess, 80.
4th Sunday-Nezperce: Holy
communion, Gas; High mass,
10 80; devotions Z 80 p. m. Craig
mont: Mass, s o'clock.
5th Sunday Nezperce: Mass
with song at 8 O'Clock; devo-
tions, 7:30 p. m.
Please notices. services at Rus
sell first and third Sundays; at
Craigmont fourth Sunday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
cITYs MONEY WELL SPENT
Enormous Expenditures of the coun-
sry's Metropolis Held to BE JUS
titled by the Results.

There are 227 cities of 10000
population and more in the United
States whose balance sheets are ex-
amined by the federal census bu-
reau, and they owe net debts
amounting to $2,679. $4,000 or
$77.S2 head Of this aggregate
Indebtedness New York owes two
fiftbs, or $1,0O9,309, 900.
This is vast sum of money but
it is the debt of great, rich city,
which is constantly growing greater
and richer Some of the money
may have been wasted, but most of
it was put into productive enter
prises necessary to the public serv-
ice, or into parks, boulevards, school
houses, fire departments and police
department stations, bridges, rail-
roads, water works scores and hun
dreds of essentials for civilized
urban life.
That New York owes such large
proportion Of the aggregate city
debt of the nation is not surprising.
1t has had to spend more money
than other towns because its great
population makes heavy expendi-
lures impossible to oid.-New
York Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
oIsMANTLE FAMOUS SHIP.


The hospital ship Solace, former
ly attached to the Atlantic fleet, has
been placed out of commission at
the Washington navy yard, where
she arrived a few weeks ago from a
cruise in the West Indies. The Sol
ace was first fitted out as hospital
ship at the outbreak of the Spanish
war, in 1898, and has been in active
service almost continuously since
that time. Her place with the At
lantic feet will be taken by the
more modern hospital ship Relief,
regarded as the best equipped float
ing hospital in the world.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
BLINDNESS CAN Be AvERTED
Assertion Made That Proper Precau-
tions VIII Reduce Eye Accidents
Fifty Per Cent.

Half of the blindness could be
prevented if workers in the indus
trial plants would take the necessary
precautions, according to Health
Director Furbush, says the Phila-
delphia Record. There are 10000
eye accidents reported annually by
the state department of labor and
industry in various Pennsylvania
industries, including 300 cases of
total loss of sight. In one hospital
in this city 1000 injuries to eyes
are treated annually. Many acct
dents of this nature are due to care
lessness and failure to adopt precau-
slonary measures of prevention.
Accidents may be largely avoided
by protection of the eyes in certain
occupations by goggles, by avoiding
the use of broken OF old tools and by
the proper equipment of protecting
devices, Doctor Furbush says. Ger
tain infectious diseases of the eyes
may be avoided by abandoning the
use of the common towel and by i'm
mediate consultation of a physician
at the first sign of Inflammation.
Persons with defective eyesight
should have their vision corrected |
early in life SO that more extensive
detects may be avoided This holds
true especially for nearsighted per-
sons. Taking all causes together
fully one-half can be prevented.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
BRIDGE TO BE REMOVED.

In accordance with an agreement,
the Kantara bridge across the Suez
canal, connecting the railway lines
Of Egypt and Palestine, is to be
wrecked. 1t was erected to facili-
tate communication during the
World war, but is regarded mem
ace to peacetime shipping. A trln-
mel to take its place is to be de-
signed by the French engineer who
built the bridge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
ToRoNTo's DISTINCTION.

Toronto is called a city of
churches and big enough to become
a member Of the major league base
ball family. It also has another dis
tinction-that of leading all other
Canadian cities in automobile reg
istrations. Recently compiled sta
tistics show the ten leading automo-
bile cities of our neighbor to be as
follows: Toronto, 32,334; Vancou-
yer, $4,000; Montreal, 1880; Win
nipeg, 1868; Hamilton, 6,714;
Ottawa, 1906; Quebec, 2,O28; Lon
don, 1860; Regina, 3,088, and
Windsor, 1882.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
Cause of Appendicitis.

When the bowels are cOnstI-
pated the lower bowels or large
intestines become packed with
refuse matter, that is made up
largely Of germs. These germs
enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation, which
is commonly know as appended
It's. Take Chamberlain S Tablets
when needed and keep your bow
els regular and you have little to
fear from appendicitis.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
LOCAL ATMOSPHERE.

"Schoolin' has enabled our boy
Josh to speak wonderful smooth and
grammatical" remarked Mrs. Corn
tossel, proudly.
eyes," replied her husband /;
''he'll have to stop it pretty soon and
practice up on his old line of farm
dialect SOS to keep the summer
boarders amused"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
- -~-.
BOTH HANDS WORKING.

Patsy, age two and half, accept
ed nickel from her grandfather
and then backed away with the coin
tightly held in her little hand. Aft
er looking at the coin a moment, she
approached grandfather again and,
holding forth her other palm, she
inquired: GLOW about one for this
hand"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
SWEET INNOCENT.

'My wife is talking about raising
jack roses"
ssThat SOP"
eyes, she asked me if I couldn't
get her few jackpots to put 'em
in.n-Enid lOkla.l News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
STOVE FOR THE POCKET.

A small spirit stove, which will
burn liquid fuel and yet may be car
ried in bag or pocket without leak
ing, is new convenience. The
wick is in contact with an asbestos
pad into which the spirit soaks by
capillary attraction.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
LARGEST HIGH SCHOOL.

The largest high school building
in the United States is a distinction
claimed by Hibbing, MINI, for the
new school now in course of con-
struction in that city. ,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
WILLING TO SERVE.

sTs Gribble the kind Of man
who would lay down his life for his
country?"
"I'm afraid not, but he would
lay down any private business he
had on hand to accept a govern
ment job Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
PA IS RIGHT.

"Papa?"
"What is it, son"
GLOW do they mark off the Dor
der of different countries?D
"Huh-these days they employ
gunpowder in marking the boun-
Diary lines of nations"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-25
HER FAULT

Wifey-No wonder you're not
well. You mustn't eat while angry
or excited. That's why you get in
digestion.
Hubby-Then stop telling me
what the food costs!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
FL spAMoL
ne ia Voz del Pueblo

hs.s~ dicbn mnohas vecas one
s.-xSss-snsahl ana ~ ensene en-
ansr,snlaa II ca~asaIlano. uue.
-a~.s~ 49, ensana Men. asfo es,
~~~~yaE ii reraaaaro castellaro.
- ~ $500 .asaIecfai ael mismo,
no $50 $3.50 e1rso ereade n muchos
oe - suss0s 0ean9
reh~o .gsa r,,n4o. hamos Iefdo cggas
rr,cS assssnase m IA artfcpIo az CO.
sha~sassn aa la ss2evista de Taos Sc
ra shab1n AZ arraSol rmodelos de Ma
~ 800 ssssrsEof ae America ' dc
= 800 800, 800 AZ No d,,d i ~ INA dizoue
e s \ sr9ahSaAarae ~ paenos Aires.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

PELIcuLAs coRTAs
-
Ode La Voz del Pueblo

N NAM N
El hacerse admirar de las gentes Is
sin duda alguna I'm arte como otro
~cualquiera, para Ell cual ciertas persoi
mas tienen facilidad natural ex.
t~raerdinaFia existienTo en- Gamble B.
tras que jamas supieron, a pesar dc sd
tai ento, hacerse duehas del secreto de
desltimbrar, secreto do valor axtraof.
dinario v cuyo empleo ha sido siempre
de utilidad grandfsima para uufeues
han sabido usar de Fl habfmente.
I'm 1905, 81 famos0 T~alleyrand das.
pu6s de Aiisterlitz, invite a varios
principles, generates v ~emhajadores d
una cofnida dipl0matica. Para prepa-
rafla eneerr6se una mahana en- sd
euarto 9 81 mayordomo. en- eli ratio
dtscutiercn ambos 81 mend escogiendo
euidadosamente los platos del rnismo
en- forma de- que Ia comida resultara
~explendida. Las salsas, Ia presenta-
ci6n, 81 detaIle de las fuentes. TODD
fue ~estudiado con Ell misn1o intereg v
carino que 81 Sc hubiera tratado de
IN crave negocio de Estado. Cuantas
dilictltades Sc ~presentaron fueron ven
cidas, ~exoepci6n de ma: TaIIeyrand
exigfas que Sc RirgieFa un espa8ndidb
salmon, y 81 nay0fd0mo. aunque alt.
side declaraha On lorna. 4erminanfs
sue tai pretensi6n era impossible ae
lreanzar nfreciehd0 entnero nbelarfs
~cuantos f~eeursos v procedimiehtos "
sueiriera susingenioe q Il su sefer
lQuedaso cpFnplaoido.
Y en- efeeto, a pobre hombre ia
lclendcse sin duda cargo de IL inner
taneia cue tenfa el que &c sirviera "a
81 bauguete 81 sNqaisIfO Feseads. did
Sc tal mana que hnTas anfes de auta
~auuaci0 a. Talleyrand Que un snborak
nado suyo, desnnes da haber reventaGb
Tres cabsilos, acababa de llegar. no con
IN seim6n, sine con dos, e~spl6ndidds
magnlficos, que IL fnerbn nresentadbt
en- Ia niema cesta en- cue habfan roa
llzado 81 largo vfaie.
Al verI0s al fatufo principe de- ne.
neye1to no pudo reprimir mi eesto do
admiration. c~bFeuuiqndo a 81 mayor
bumo con una igiillcatiYa sonrisa pra
cufsera de IN 0bseduio en- metaliao.
que ei hunilde sef9idor sofia fener Ell
g1dn featlna.
Nas'eni elmomento On que FL mayof-
denio lba a retifarse despuas Dc una
~realetuosa r~eYeredcia, 50 alnu. n neao
riea9fd ia paz de Amipns. el dipiomd
tic7 aststol 81 eldrigo a cullen Ell Papa
tis3eHso dos votes para DUO pudiese
caea1fe con madame Gran. turo ma
ide1 que 10 hizo sonreir ~fntrhente
~ dqtenieado 3 aqdel ie do en- vot
naaa cfefias instrucciones 1ne no. de-
aaron % producer cierta extraheza 81
mayor1olno.
y Aenado cue fut 81 mnfnpnfo de-
ia cenfida sentdfanse los 2onvfdadns
? ga mesa inn N csa vrfdadetameaie
rosa. adorhpda ton oandeiabros ak
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
presanoia az teatigoa, \ aantaa pas

~presencia de teztigos, y aantas pas
Ecuas.
In algunas de- las tribus ~indigenas
do America los franentos de los pail
Ilos que se dan d los teafigos Sc rofanl
siendD este 5aeha de separation.
Eli Siberia. II I'M espoap stA descoIsi
tento con su esposa por Ia cosa mas
Deauena, le rompe Ia caehncha o veio
en- la cara Y ESQ constituye la separa-
Ici6n.
En- Siam Sc puede diVorciar pero
no SCI pnede volver q vender, como Lag
otras. Puede reelamar d su primrose
nito. Los demas pertenecen a 81 es.
p0so.
Entire los minros, ST IA esposa noSiel
ga a ser madre de I'M var6n, puede
separarae con eI eonsentimiento de Ia
.trihu y v0lvarse q casar.
En- las regiones a~rticas, Ell hombfe
que busca la separation Sc va de 50
casa enojado y no vhelve por muchos
dias. La mujer va sabe 10 que pasa
EN- seguidA SO Marcia y como las go
londrinas dc Becker-no vuelYe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
-MATMMoNIos De cArALoao
tDe eRevista dc Taos"1

tDe cRevista de Taos")
Pasen. sehores, e~scojan a sd novia
del cataI0g0.
La Prensa Asociada, en- los 6ltimoa
dias en- an telegrama dice: aCentena,
res de hombres a~ctaalmente estan or
denando a nogias v futuras esposas
por caiAlogo. Los ~trafieantes en- Hamo-
res graesps y baTbudos asistentes de
fEnpidO,f eSeanane f~0rtunas. uniend0 a
tlas pardjas preocupadas y melanc6Iil
cas por medic de- las agencias matri-
moniaiea. 3
Muehas personals que sienten Ell COS.
mico urgente de Ii al altar. sin tenef
que metgfse en- los prklitninafes de uh
noviazg0, sisnplemente refieren sus
asantos amorosos a mn traficante de
manera franca y clara, como materia
de negocio.
Liegado a este punto, ell tr~afieante
es Ell que tiene que dar Ia. prueha en-
haliar unapm ujerf a. las 1nedldas, eape-
clficaciones tamanos, dolores, edades.
fetc. Generalmente superan. pues de
10 contrariO no reciben la Dropina. Ca
rantizan dar satisfaooi6n. 0 no hay
pago. Canastosl canastosi...
Incontables son los hombres y mu-
leres que 20 tratan con aeriedadtdeta
ilada las califitaciones o aem1si asun.
tos de aus intencionadas mujores Q
maridos. En- esfos casos, particular.
mente es cuando sc 1e manda I'M cats.
logo.a Ia clientele, dando descripclo-
mes y detalles. ncompahand0 astos con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

DMa
Esta tarde me he banado sofa en- 81
RIO qua atravieBa 81 bosQue. Sin duda
Sc asustaron las nayades, porque me
pareci6 verlas muy lei0s. en- 10 hondc
del aqua oscura.
aY las Ilam6 observation-disclosures Los ca
bellies htmedos con las flores amari-
alas v hlanoass que nacan Rntre los jun
cos.
Con una ancha hierba que paso sun
TO a mi, aTrastuada porala currientei
me hice 5unh nintur6n verde para re-
cnenrme viehdnle, me opEimf los pc
ohos incIinand0 nm POGO Ia rabHza.
YY las fam6.-N&yades Nayadesl
Jugad crnmisOi Sed buenas v no hu
yais de- mflH Pero como las nayadei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufzas me acaricia
do sus. braz0s v d musl0s finDs y II
gBr0sasin daffnes cuenta.
BILETfs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
GENES en- prOSd de
Agnado NeruO
Fragmrntos del lihro nPlenItndv
del Gran poesa



&iempre que haya an hueco en- tn
vida, IlenaIo de amor.
A~d0leseente. joven, viejo, siempTe
que haya un hueco en- tn vida, uenalo
de amor.
En- euant0s sepas que tienes delantc
De Il IN tempo baidfo, v6 a buscar Al
amor. a
No piensea: Asufrir.s
No p~fenses. 'me enganaran."
No pieuses: edudare M
We. Supplements, diafanamente, re-
norijadamente Ell busca del amor.
One fndoie de agnofY No importaf
tcdo amor estA Ileno de ~exceIehcia y
de nobleza.
Anna como puedas, anna a quien pues
eas, ms todo 10 que puedas pefo
anna sfempre.
No te p~reocppes de Ia finalidad de-
III amor.
BI gleva en-sf mismo SD f~lnahdad.
No te iuzgues incomplete porque no
responder a tns ternuras e1 amor ils-
va.en 81 au nropia plentiful.
Siegnpre que hRya un hueco On tn
vida nenalo de amor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

emblsti0 las aoberbias oIas con teme
fidad innndita De 4oaas parties rom
pieron aQQ6l ellanaie aterEhdor afelens
do i sriloa d "a ioxen.
Mo Hal8AA. Efrnea. ane &c nOfne Ia
mari VuelVete E~arruQuiha Es
anna ioeurAl
LA mstieres lloranan i vocas supIi-
nanao 1 Il vIkaAn santisima del Car.
l.n1an, IA 504an. kanand0 siH1npre ter
RENO apageeia aenlada en b dc les
tablas de p4aa b0gazid0 sin cesar mar
lafaefM Gdas Esuss dasznazeesA per
lcomniefD phfre Ill sniontanaa dc aqua
foue ss erfamblfna3an an deredor SUI.
81 emo dis1ntanGpse aaueIia d6hil
presa bfras. sohre ii immense l0mo
lde INA ia gigantic, mirahan t0dos con
1os0s aspantados a auueila intrepida
tmnier asaoenhtA mbaxiaas ~desafinndo
IA tnhu1anfo mnl sobra IN fraeii IeAc,
y scbftandoc8d mbfaelfo ID n0ca dis
~farscla aue Ii separaba de Ia eInbarca
cs6n de WI pasIre aohre Ia Gina do una
de aansllas olaH atraEegd Il canal De
unprecedented 3 Ia vista de n mkatltud
aopfecogida de espanto.
I'm aaeeFdote, desde ell paredon De i
marina, antes de trasponer las penaI
dc Ia entrada del puerto, Sc descubris
reiigipsamente, y pronuncl6 breves pa
Iabraas hizo en- 81 ARE u senal de Y
cruz. vi silenciO aepulcral que 81
ggi6 desfn1ts era lntefrllnp4do tan so
10 20 Ell rodar crugiente de Ia herYor0
sd espuma one avanzAba nacia Il pla
ltya.
iW" $50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24


III proVerbio persia djo. mo hieras
a ia muier nj con Ell pftaios de una
70 te digo; mo la hieras nj % eI
pensamiento."
Joveu1 vieia. 1ea o belIa 1rlvola Q
auatera. mal0ao huena, "a mujer sAbe
siempre 81 secreto De Dies.
ST ell Universe tiene IN fin claro, e.
vicente. innegable. que esta al margen
de 2 fil9soffas csc fin as Ia vida u
Vida: nira docfora que cxpIicafd el
Mlsterio; y Ia perpetuaci6n dc la vida
fue confiada por Ell Ser do los seres q
Ia mujer.
Ia mujer es Ia sofa coloh1radora e.
fectiya de- dos.
Su cafne no es como nucstra carne.
I'm Ia mas vi de las muleres hay
algo divine.
Dios mismo IA encendido las estre.
Has de D ojos -ifresi9tiblea.
El destino encarna en- su voluntad,
y 81. 81 amor de Dios Sc paFece o algo
EN- este mundo, es sin duda semeiante
|al.amor. do las madreg.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
CONSTITUENCIES be pIvoRclo
cuRI0sAs

fPara ~La ReYista do Taos
En- cteria cast nlinca hay diROrcips.
IN Bmtnstan, e. homDfe Ia muiar
pHede s%epararse de SUI marido o es-
posa, por c~uaiquier cosa Y volyerse q
'casuT.
En- Thi.lel no Sc pcrmiten los ltyor
clos 81 no eh con Ell c~onsentiniento DO
ambas parties. Sc prohibe vplver AGA
sarse.
I'm Cochin China las personals que
Qnieren dlrorcio otan IN par de pail
Hos chinos que usan de titnche en- IA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
MuCHAcHAsl sAEvEN Su cABE-
LLog HAGANho ABuNDANrr

Embellishments despue 1e un ma
sage con eDanderine sn cabello toma
une nueva vida, lustre y hermOsura,
|~aparecfendo dos Veces mas grreso y
I~abnndante, porQue cada cabell0 pare
ce que Sc ~enehancha > engEueaa. NO
Ideien que su cabell0 Sc auede sin VII
Eda, sin color, iis0 D qHebrado. Ustedes
ltambien auieren taner IN cabell0 lar
go, fuerte y hernloso.
Una bptaIIa de S. e~entavos del deli
cicso Danderine lA refresca 81 era
lneo, detiene Ia caepa y la catda. del ca
lBell6s Bste estimulante f6nico em-
lbelleoedor le da al cabelio d~elgadito,
lpalido vi decayentesla b~rillant6z juye-
nil 9Bpespra abuhdanteADe yenta
en todas las ~dr0gnerlan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24


ab4nbfss nef f8e ODE aansais
I II Th1Snr IN ras6n.
de rs nSfsn1o uffs cu1paia.
~ 6nn Aasia sln ianal
enfsAsf6 ~ dasaxnl
q las inniEHis IA maf1
nhnabaefs 81 resistencla
lanaa. con graredad.
II osis3 hi2o Ii aIligencia.
Durefs con nresnncian necia
ha1Iar 5 IA aue bus1aiA
& al III uDsesi6n, Lucxecia.
gC)aA honor nGede, ser mas rar0
due ii as1e faIEo ae console
slenfe Que no este clarog
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24


~ NJ ~ tez morana
snB Vios may efanaes
nesr0s DaJO 81 ALco
ae sals ceias triunfaies
~ 81 eaDela0 usc4foi
" II rosa qe 81 eRrne
de sus laBtos qlyines,
Ws0s0s y Hensunies
" como cammandD
palanceaDa 81 tale
con esa arlstocracia
graciosa aei. doHaire
W TODD eaantc tienen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

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