davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
THE ONCE OVER
By H. /. PHILLIPS

eral way both parades follow:
The two parades win come together
in the vicinity OF Columbus Circle and
merge for about five minutes. Five
minutes. sporting experts figure, viii
be plenty.
The "Drysr will open proceedings
with standing at attention and Civ
ing the opposition the icy stare.
The VETS viii respond by making
the usual rye faces. 1t is harder
to make a rye face now than IL used
pected to try it.
The "Drys" will then sing in a body
the new national anthem:
Little drops Of water.
Little grains OF sand
Help TO make an ocean
Make a mighty land.
The "Wets" will counter with that
touching ditty:
Oh. it's will We quaff me, my lads.
And it's wilrye quaff with meg
1t is a draught of nut brown ale ]
offer unto ye.
All humming in the tankards. lads.
1t cheers the heart forlorn;
4 For here's n friend to ev'ryone-
'Tis stout John Barleycorn-
CHORUS
So laugh. lads, and quaff lads:
Twill make YOU stout and hale:
Through all my days Ill sing the
praise
OF brown October ale
Mr.. Homer Rodeheaver, the voice
, HEAVIER and ardent Dry" will ther
sing solo. when the Sands OF ths
Desert Grow Cold"
Counter attack: Solo. oh. Buy Us
r a Drink, Bartender. Bartender, Etc
by Tom Collins.
The Temperance Advocate Chora
Union quartet Will then sing 'Th'
' Old Hokum Bucket to which the sur
. viving members of the IL p. NJ. Salooi
e Songster Societies will counter with
e Thirst is a dragon
Wen kill with a flagon;
: Let ginger ale 20 pack;
Well drown the jade
In oceans made
or stout canary sack.
If the judges are unable TO reacl
a decision as to the superior singer
by this time the following program
will take place:
1. Speech, 1.-THE Life and Works O
Congressman Nolstead-" II
Anderson of Yonkers.
2. Speech, 1.-THE Life and Works O
Haig & Haig. the Dcwar Boys an
the NIumm family. Jaco
Rupert.
;. Poem. when Free Lunch Wa
In Flower" by any WET" voluntee
elocrtionist.
4. Poem, Little Nut Sundae. Fair
est of CONNECTIONS" by Arabella Snif
fel. daughter OF prominent prohibi
ZIONIST Miss Sniffel is eight year
old and has never touched whiskey !
any form. Every effort win be mad
TO keep her from temptation durin
the recitation.
s. Burning OF John Barleycorn
effiGy by the Drys.
6. Burning of Pussyfoot johnson
effigy b. the Vets.
Z. Burning of bad cigars by bot
factions.
s. Arrival of William JenninG
Bryan to address the Drys.
3. Firing of salute OF twenty OF
guns by prohibitionists.
10. Firing of salute of 400 empi
bottles by Vets.
IL. Free for-all fight.
10. Identification of wounded.
13. Arrival of Red Cross.
IA. Both parades great success
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
The Mans Side Of Married Life

funny little black musfache. f.ooisci
kind OF foreign He danced every
dance with her.
Yes. 20 ne sure. Nov lct'~ So I
have 10 write a letter 20 l.. u. Rob-
ertnon A CO. In Boston You Know
their address. I think
OF course IL had BEEN that feifoU
SRlters But Edith had told me hc
had sailed for Europe
More than anything else was 2u-
noycd al the idea that she had felt
Il necessary 70 deceive me oar
4 friendship had begun With 20 many
proterfations OF frankness and hc1-
cHty on the part OF IN nofA
And what was that little mouse 90
. man doing on this side OF me ocean
anyway.
I knew that stezmrni3 rates we're
high. but az that particular moment
would gladly have rzid his r1ssez-
back-lf I had besa permitted 10
escort him 10 Tire pier.
II waa easy cnatsrh 20 tel myself
that I Was not te-lisus Of him II
II vas n great deal hertrr 70 believe a.
4 I went on win my dictat,rn rroui-
ing lnwarily NJ tho news 1fiss Essk-
ins had rivc2 me- X wouiElmt have
been 80 bad n scdir1 hadn't d~iiircr-
afciy gone out = her va 30 tell ms
an untruth-
II That Vas tho mood vas IN uhrr
an office boy entered with = card
gave one glance az u and then said
Show him In
The name on the card In my hand
! Vas Eugene Saffrr-
II TO BE ContInu~df
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

ss-I Hear % Edith AZ Come On Inn
4 sAw a friend OF yours last night. =
said Miss Berkins my stenoEraphcr.
as ! was about TO begin debating the
next morning
Really I did not want to seem
too interested. because I knew Miss
Berkins would rather talk than work
any day.
yes. that lady Who came in herr
one time TO see yoa-Mrs- Slocum.
think
''oh. yes. Mrs. siocum sh. &. a
good friend OF my wife. though;
that would end the discussion
"And say. she l. some dsnccr.-
That Was amusing. With whom had
she been dAncinKE knew thai
George was n very poor dancer. II
would have been imposzibie for Editf
to impress Miss Berkins or anyons
else while dancing with him.
where did you Sc herr asked
-Out az Come On Inn
Come on Inn--thars n new ons
on me-
Haven't you ever been there IT.
one Of ~ SWEETEST roadhouscs on IN
Merrick Road
Now the thing was 10 ind out viii
whom she had been dancing. and 4
| do that without seeming too curious
Il think my wife did tell me some
thing about n party that was xolnl
out therc-three or four couples.
dbbed careicszly-
NO. she wasn't with any oshr
couples Just her and her hushanf
Euess-T suppose ought 10 say
hope He was a small chap vita
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Soften relafife I'm tablcspoonsfui OF
cold water. STIR into the boiling
sour when thoroughly dissolved
set aside 10 cool when cool put In
the refrigerator TO chill and set Put
the coup into cups with a teaspoon
This breaks the stiffness OF the mold
Temato Jelly
Two cups canned tomatoes. ! cup
water. : boulilon cubes. I small
onion teaspoons salt. = teaspoon
paprlkA. whole cloves. bunch
parsley. l tablespoon EciAtine-
Cook tomatoes. water and season
ings fifteen minutes In a tightly COW
cred stewpan- Strain Bring the
juice again 70 the boiling point and
add the boulilon cubes when these
are dissolved. add the xclafine which
has been xoftsncd In cold Mater Stir
until thoroughly dissolved. Set aside
10 cool Then chill and let set
Vegetable Soup
Use leftover vegetables such n
peas. carrots. string beans or aSp&ra-
gus Dissolve /. bouillon cubes I'm
cup. OF boiling water Add vsxc.
tables and tablespoonful OF rsiarins
dissolved In cold water. stir till E<l1,
tine In completely dissolved Let cool
stirring frequently TO keep vegetables
from settling TO the bottom chil
and let set
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29


p. Dawson; Sangre Patricia, Manuel
Diaz. Coal, Iron and War. Edwin c.
Ezekiel; Kinds of Poetry. John Frs
kline: Passing Legions. Geo. B. Fife;
Madame Bovary, Gustave FIaubert;
Salambo, Gustave Flaubert: Liable
Constantin, Ludovic Halevy: Studies
in Contemporary Metaphysics. Rein
hold F. A. Hoernie;. Chute, Victor
Hugo. Selected Poems from Premie-
res ct Nouvelles Meditations. Al
phonse NJ. L. Lamartine; New Poems,
David FL Lawrence; LIE Fantome de
L'Opera, CASTOR Leroux; Easy Ma
thematics, Sill Oliver Lodge: Psyche
analysis, Barbara Low: LIE Jeune
Siberienne Xavier Maistre: Libro de
Lecture No l, Luis +. Mantilla; ORA :
matization of Bible Stories, Elizabeth
f. Miller; Moliere's Lavare, Jean B
p Moliere: Heroes of the Navy in
America. Chas. Morris: Trois Come
dies. Alfred de Musset Les Derniers
Mousquetaires. Marcel Nadaud: In
terror Electric Wiring, Arthur L. Nell
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

why did you stand around and
watch that plumber al morning IN
stead OF going TO your office-- sss<ed
Mrs Dubwalte.
Twas fascinated replied Mr.. Duh
waite 7 never rcallrcd before that
a human being could earn = cufu-
Portable living with one hand while
holding n lighted cigarette IN the
other.--Blrminxh4m Ax4-Her4ld-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO LOCAL LIBRARY

Books added to the Phoenix Public
library during the past week:
Eugene Grandet. Honore de Balzac:
Ell Munda es anse, Pho Barjo: Les
Oberle par Rene Bazin. Rene Balm;
La Tache du petit Pierre, Marie
Bigot: La Cathedral, v. Blasco Iba-
mex; Mare Nostrum, ". Blasco Iha-
nez; Manual of Library Economy,
Jas. d Brown: Moral and Religious
Education Mrs. s. Bryant; Mon Oncle
ct Mon Cure, A. Cherbonnel: What
II Psychoanalysis. Isador H. Coriat;
Correille' CHINA, Pierre Corneille;
Jack, Alphonse Daudet: American
Red Cross in the Great War, Henry
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
Little Stories For Bedtime
~ THORNTON W. BURGESS

black shadow without seeing so much
as a single mouse. Its all because
of Old Man Coyote and Granny and
Reddy Fox said Hooty angrily.
They've spoiled the hunting. Yes,
sir. that's just what they have done.
IL I expect to feed those hungry ba-
bies of mine, / must find new hunt
ing grounds. / believe I'll go up to
the Old Pasture. Perhaps I'll have
better luck up there
So Hooty the Owl spread his broad
wings and started for the Old Pas
ture just a little while after Peter
Rabbit had started for the same
place. OF course he didn't know that
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

son; Troteras Danzaderas, Ramon
Perez de Ayala; Racine's andre
maque. Jean 3. Racine; kossovo,
Heroic Songs of the Serbs. Helen
Rootham. La Princesse Lointaine.
Edmond Rostand; Elements of Draw
ing in Three Letters to Beginners,
John Ruskin: Modern Water Color
Pigment: John Scott Taylor; History
of Italian Literature, Florence Trail
Ded F'rio AL F'uego. Felipe Trigo:
Las Ingenuas, Felipe Trigo: New
Adam Louis Untermeyer; Raniuntcho
Julien Niaud; Mathematics for ths
Accountant Eugene r. Vinal; Zaid
Francois NJ. A. Voltaire: Poland. the
Unknown, Kazimierz Waliszewski.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Peter was on his way there. and Of
course Peter didn't know that Hooty
even thought of the Old Pasture. If
he had, perhaps he would have
thought twice before starting. Any
way, he would have kept a sharper
watch in the sky But, as it was, his
thoughts were all of Old Man Coyote
and Granny and Reddy Fox, and that
Is where Peter made a very grave
mistake, very grave mistake, in
deed, as he was soon to find out.
Next Story: The Shadow Will
Sharp Claws.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Following the injury OF eight fresh
men and Eophomore> who we're cut
and burned recently IN a class battle
involving about one thousand stud
ent-. all forms OF hazinx have been
abolished by the student body Of the
University OF Wisconsin
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Certain natives OF South Africa
brew a drink which reverses the mo-
tor nerves, causing drinkers to walk
backward. The liquor is made OF the
fruit of the cashew tree.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Well, the sdrys'' are to hold a pa
rade, too, on July Fourth.
As counter attraction to the
Great Wet Wave demonstration to be
staged by the VETS" the opponents
Of plain water will hold their own
celebration. The "Drys" are to feature
their demonstration with singing.
That may be a good idea. but it is a
safe bet that the drinking classes can
beat the opposition any time when
it comes to singing.
The only difficulty is to get a good
100 per cent Wet to stop singing
when he has once started.
Details are yet to be completed. but
lovers of a good fight are urging thai
the lines of march be laid out so that
both factions will meet There viii
be many visitors in New York left
over from the Dempsey Carpenter
fight and who win not have been sat
isfied with that battle.
Until the lines Of march actual,
| cross at some point where there 4
plenty of elbow room. the parade
will be kept on opposite sides of tn
city; the "Drys'' on the west side ant
the Vets on the yeast side, nat
urally.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

During 145 years the United States
has been engaged in Ito wars or mill
tary expeditions.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

The knitted frock is the little
lady's newest concert. Like the one
shown, these dresses are Always
plain. quite void OF trimming. de-
pending entirely on the material and
weave for ornamentation. The me-
dunn is sometimes wool. or II a finer
dress is desired. there are the silk
and wool combinations or the heavy
whole silk thread.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

General orders covering in gen.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

The only difficulty is to get a good
100 per cent Wet to stop singing
when he has once started.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
THE WET AND Day PARADEs

Well, the sdrys'' are to hold a pa
rade, too, on July Fourth.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-27
No QueT0mOs ayuda
americana aIguna

Z
tDe "The Chicago Tribune Die. 12)
MANILA, diciembre 49, Manuel
Quezon, presidente del Senado de Fill
pinas, al dirigirse al partido nacionalis-
ia en- la Asamblea celebrada hoy, dijo:
"No Queremos nj necesitamos la pro-
secci6n americana Es indigno que un
pueblo que clama por la independence
pida ayuda, protection compassion.
solamente aquellos que estan dispuestos
q defender la Independence merecen
ser libres. 81 los filipinos no desean vi
sir bajo la ferula de un amo, deben
asumir todas las responsibilities he
su existencia.
Como presidente del Comit6 de Pla-
taforma. Mr. Quezon presento un pro-
yecto pidiendo la Independents abso.
luta.''
Los amigos de Quezon le han asegu-
rado que Ell prOyecto sera aprobadO con
muy pocos votos en- contra.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO|
suEoaal - SAN Juan PONCE


|Ds les trenes en- vigor desde
"a i ae Asasto de 1917, 70.
viaade ei 4 De- Agoste. 1919.
EsxACIoKEs.
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HOTELES
CENTRAL.

Edidcis esnatrufdn sxprssarnsnea
para Hotsl. msdsrnnmsnts eqaipads,
con sscensor. habitAei6nsa cen base,
teltfono, timbrss , suants rsquiAts
81 nodsrno 'feOnfsrt'. Plan Eurers4s
Restaurant . - sarta. T4l<feAees
8s1-1144. Bot 1854, San. lose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan, r. z.
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Reilly, como 10 We
uIl pOTtOTliQOG1O
Cal director del peri6dico sThe Even
ing SUM- de fecha noviemb-e 25.)

Cal director del peri6dico tThe Even
ing SUM- de fecha noviemb-e 25.)
Sefor:-- ''Y Ell gobierno dc. pueblo,
por el pueblo y para el pueblo
no debe de desaparecer de la TERRA.
Con esta Erase immortal, Lincoln termi-
no en- Gettysburg, IL 10 de lov'embre
del afio de 1868, una lie las sentencias
mas sigrifcativas para Ell mundo. Dos
de aquel ensor ces, essa Erase constituyo
el ideal del pueblo americana, porQue
en- ella esta expresado Ell amor por Ia
libertad Ell proceder leal de este pue-i
bio. ~ a sta
70 compare estas apologies > la me-
moria de Lincoln con Ell discurso inau-
gural del gobernador Reilly, quien re-
pzesenta tergiversa tai yez, a Ane-
rica, como Gobernador 6e Puerto Rico.
Sc rumora que ell magnanimo corazon
del presidente Harding en- la cjecucs6n
de su gratitud politica, hatsido la can
sa del rapido ascenso de Mr.. Reilly.
Puerto Rico siempre ha sido ell blanco
de hombres mas menos ignorantes
inteligentes, nombrados a Ia carreEas
por el Presidente, y aunque es sabido
lue las deudas politicas siemprc Sc han
pagado de una manera otra, asi pues,
5para que preocuparse escogiendo un
buen gobernante que RIA los 0estiros
de un million medic de habitantes?
Ellos constituyen un pueblo pequcno
para pelear, que tienen que aceptar cual
Qnier gohernador que lie agrade al Pre-
sidente. s.,sesc {, I'D
Yo desearia con permiso de mis- ami
yos irlandeses que ell nombre de Rely
esultara ser un error de imprellta. Bien,
Ell discurso del gobernador Rely puede
resumirse de esta manera "Qre el go
bierno de los Estados Unidcs, de Reilly,
para ell pueblo de Puerto Rico rc dsbe
desaparecer de la isla''.
Ell corto espacio me prohibe expli-
sar de QUE manera esta hacienda valer
sus amenazas, de como ignora 81 senado
,ompuesto de hombres elegidos por Ell
pueblo, de como persigue los indepen
dentistas por Ell gran crimen'' de de-
scar la Independence de aquella isla.
IPor que desean ellos gobernarse, cuan
do esta ell 'Emperador Reilly" que pue
de hacerlo?
El gobernador Reilly llama a Ia ban
dera de Puerto Rico 'ese trapo" v
esta tratando 10 mejor que puede por
extinguir ell mas grande ideal Qre tie
nen todos los pueblos: 'tser hbres'' !.
Este fue el ideal de Washington, Lin
coin y de todo buen americana pues,
Gno es esta la TERRA de los libles ell
hogar de- Ios valientes? La "Doctrina
6e Monroe dice /" America para los
smericanos''. Ahora bien, por que no
puerto Rico para los portorriquehos2'
Patrick Henry diio: Dadme la liner
tad o dadme La muerte''. Pero Ell GO
bernador Rely va a Puerto Rico dice
que la isla debe olvidar esas tontas
ideas. de Independence v pretende ha-
Ger yer que ellos estan satisfechos con
su gobierno tiranico.
El gobernador Rely es tan ignorante
que no comprende que todo pals bajo
Ell cieIo tiene derecho a ser hbre, y Ell
presidente Harding por ell buen nombre
de los Estados Unidos, debe buscar
ctra persona que sustituya este HON
bre el cual es una desgracia para este
pals y una calamidad para Puerto Rico.
DR.. Julio ROGUE.
Baltimore, noviembre "a. EST
y
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LA MATRICULA DE ALUMNos EN-
PUERTO RICO HA AUMENTADo
EN- 29.476

Matricula a la termination del ter
Ger mes escOlar comparada con la matri
cula de igual fecha durante Ell pasado
curse:
192o-21-1s21-22
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UN TELEGRAMA DE $50
RRINos DE EzQUIAGA'

La acreditada casa ''sobrinos de Ez-
quiega'' ha tenido Ia corsesia de en-.
viarnos el siguiente telegrama de felici-
taci6n:
San Juan, diciembre "a de 1921.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Muy felices pascuas y pr6spero afio
nuevo les desea Sobrinos de Ezquiaga''.
AL reiterarIe las mas expresivas gra-
cias Ia'importante firma s'sobrinos de
EzQuiaga, por el honor que nos ha
dispensado, lie deseamos pr6sperOs nego-
clos durante Ell afio de 1922.
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IA CAFETERIA
EL VESUBIO
SEVHLA

~ mAe frssso, ample esnsa6r -
yista II mar. Departamsns0 para t.
aiiias. Frents II ediScis del Dsna&e
! serea do lOs demk1 Centres oAsiaL
"a. u mas eonvsnisnts PARA traA-
eunsss. .-Be alQuilan 20 ea1Aas -
nGhsi, guincsnai D msasual. H6sDs.
aaje complete, $500. CAIls de- Cris.
u. MIN. is. San Juan. TslSfono -
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Perdona, perd6narne, perd6name
Per espacio de muehos meses la ira ofus
co mi inteligencia, hacienda callar a
mi coraz6n que ahora habla.
Yea en- el Teatro AMERICA ell jueves
20 a FRANCESCA BERTINf GUSTA-
vo SERENA en- IRA. Advt.
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Total 1S1 ,225 21O,701
Durante Ell mes de noviembre ell ms
pector m6dico de la Cruz Roja Juvenil
examine y trat6 debidamente a 600 nj
nos de las escuelas rurales en- las mum.
eipalidades de Lefza, Rio Grande, Luqui
llo, Fajardo, Ceiba, Naguabo, Humacao
v Las Piedras.
Trabaio eiecutado en- Las clinjcas den
tales escolaress de la Cruz Roia Juve-
nil en- San Juan (Puerta de Tierra) Ca
yey v Aguadilla durante 81 mes de no
viembre.
Reconocimientos 451
Extracciones 169
Empastaduras 469
Limpieza dentaduras 46
varios tratamientos de abcesos y OBJ
turaciones.
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EL GOBIERNO lNSULAR CON-
TRATA UNA PARTiDA DE
CHOCOLATE VENEZOLANO
"LA INDIA"

La Comisi6n de Suministros
del Gobierno Insular ha acorda-
do usar en-. los AsiIos sosteni-
dos por ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co ell magnffico Chocolate Ca
raque1o, "LA INDIA, en- vista
de su pureza y valor alimenti-
clio. ne
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Baltimore, noviembre "a.
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Pareciale que ell vienso al herirle el
rcstro con soplo furioso, barriera de su
alma ell dolor Y la ansiedad.
Yea en- el Teatro AMERICA ell jueves
90 FRANCESCA BERTINI y GUsTA-
vo SERENA en- IRA. Advt.
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Los resultados de los examenes de
maestros celebrates recientemente Sc in
formaran los respectivos inspectors
de escuelas oportunamente.
Francisco vIzCARRoNDo,
Secretario del Departamento.
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L.Aa ustsd EL MuNDo.
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fuarta Rice. gituado 81 una de Las
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del TeAtrc. pr6xims > los Mueller
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FedsrAlsa. Buen srats. Ssrvieio sx.
salspsea Sc sirven Comidas . dsmsd
fe 81 adnitsn abcnados q prssa~
M6diesx.
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liens of dollars worth of wl-s;.
brought into phriaGeInhio. most of i
ifIc@ally. in +. pnt months, vgr.. I.:.l
Inc STRAIGHT III 10 arrests of ct..f IL
Slater and !;S!nyr we're cGnrt.yf. II
cmplovcs of the I,~ohflitico office III
der the former lr.~:ulp When .s.;s
;if Associate jlfrn.aur Hun,..,i, ..,.t.f,- ,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-22
Bows DANGEROUS PI6vthinc

New Castle, Del. Oct. 21.-A nam.
her Of boys, playing with IL stick ci
dynamite, caused excitement in the Vi
entity Of the court house when dis
covered by Officer Palmer They were
shaving slivers from the stick, placina
them in bags and firing with matches
The boys claimed to have found Tie
dynamite on Harmony street wharf.
1t is thought to have been left by
wOrkmen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-22
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va--Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing on Route 2. near
here. recently told visitor Of her
interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss Hugnett said: q lad been suf.
fering FOR some time with painful
was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and couldn't
rest to do any good. / would suffer
once month with my back. sides
and head. My limbs would a"he and
| didn't know what to do, but ! knew
must do something, for | didn't get
we'll by letting it run on.
my mother is a believer in CaTduL
for she saw what it did for others as
well as herself, so she began giving
1t to me.
1T wasn't long before saw a
change. It was just what | needed.
It regulated me. began to eat ano
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and I am glad ]
can recommend it to others.
If suffering with symptoms such as
Miss .Hughett mentions, or ether all
ments peculiar to women, why not be
gin Cardui at once? It's merit Is we'll
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui! o
Your druggist sells 1t. NIc!5e
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-22
'sCold In the Head''

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent colds in the
CATARRH MEDICINE will build UP the
System, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
tenn, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio,