davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-14

SOS, constan Ell los records taquigrdfi-
cos Y Sc publicaron ell los principales
peri0dicos de aqueilla epoca. Por SUI
n1mero j : o'pio5ri su extd4si6li no es DO
sible. inissertarlos Ell estas lp1aginas., Pc
ro esos discursos formaran otro libro
revelador de Ia c!aipaeidad' de Munoz
Rivera, para, eJesmniplo' i eiisenaiNa de
los continuadorees de 81 obra. -
n FL djiyscc}prYo spaprilamentari9, que e
pronpneiara i osR.1a eR la camara de Repre-:
sentaptees, DEF Washington NJ l1ipegtf en- ,defepsYas
del bill Jones, reformanlo .el stqtns
politicof de RsBeqEt RsBeEto Rieo, en- sentido ail-
tomatieos pasflq aayn a la. Isla.. mayor
suma de lbber lbbertaa1es rta1e y de Gobielao- pfq-
rio, seosaS sa pors lAas euales q lueh5 tam,
to, sisu mayorl triunfo polftieo j ora
torio de toda sl vida, con el doble me-
rito de haber asido; pronunciadoa en- in
.gles, que, no era So lpropia lengua. -Ese
discurso, illnto con las instrqcciones
ey adyertencias, g., hiciera al ST.. BARGE
10, en- .sps, liltimos, dfas, son Ell verda
dero, testamento polftico del Sr. Muiioz
Rivera. Para apreciar su valor i'm
portancia, basta copiar un pdrrafo del
juicio que mereciera una persona tan
impartial, como el americana Mr..
Sweet:
"Nosotros debemos de recOrdar
ell dfa Ell que el bill de Puerto Ri
co estaba ante el Congreso y el
debate tocando a su termino. El
Tfo Joe Cannon pronunci0 un dis
curse, no Ell contra de Puerto, Ri.
ssee,s peEo 81 lleno de insinuaciones,
i Sentados una distancia de diez
pies de Mufioz. oimos su respuesta.
Es5 FL habl5 sin .prepararse y en- Co
rrecto ingl6s. Sus refutaciones
! ron claras, energicas, viriles. FL
/ habl0 por Puerto Rico, y todo
Puerto Rico Sc hubiera sentido Or
gullosos de DIR las aclamaciones de
entusiasmo con que fueron acogi-
das sus palabras. ;No era este
una victoria para un hombre de
edad madura que pocos afios antes
habfa entrado en- aquel Cuerpo sin
entender 10 que Sc decfa, sin sa-
Der pronunciar en- el lenguaje en-
que habfa replicado un hombre
que posefa treinta amos de expe-
riencia en- aquella materia?'
Bayam6n, p. R., Is de enero, 1917.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-14
~MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS DE
CTNCO MIL MILLAS'

\ Esto es 10 que dicen todos los due
fios de carros Dodge modelo 1922. En-
nuestro autom6vil tiene el nlotorista
la seguridad de cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- gomas y de 20 % millas
por gallon de gasolina.s
Andreu, Aguilar y Co,
San Jnan. P. r. AZ Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-14
Por Jose saIgado.
LEMA

Ell Tribune y elEPoliti.
co Sc juntan y Sc com
rlementan, con La pala-
Z bra, que es fuego y es
luz para infiamar E ilu-
minar las conciencias; y
con la accion, que es
fuerza, para progreso y
La feiicidad de los pue-
bios.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Mitnne1ota.
8ranotab for Duluth. On tree

granbtab for Duluth. On treeta-
ges gpgning / Sulutbs S%orretnings.
Itrsg neobr9note oen 1Soe 0S. meo ct
Cab al $225,000. Set itprite Sab
fuloer paa 8. 6. &nuoien slutomo-
bill Gales Igencn for bpilfe Illtomo-
biler % lloitpr til en- SGroi al $780,
600 git op / Rsg.
8nt oso efter Seiteiparf. Clarence
6. gierfe, IA Iar gamnlel, er al.
gaaet peb 9soen / ct Soipital / Reo
@ine, bpor ban bapoe Iigget iioen
ban iparfebes al Ell Seit oen 2oen
Sept. Srobs at SierneifaQen bar
bruOt ipntes Eatienten Ell 5io at be.
ores, men fit iaa ct Silbaseialb.
5priunnSen 8rnbcbcifprers Gin
funoet. &erbert g. Sting, 9citprer
pco CHANDLER Serngrubc peo Gin,
iom foripanot unber Ell Sa9tlloiluat
forrige Ssnoag, or 9ieniunoen ionl
Sig oppe / Sfogene. San ianbtes
liooenoe meo Hpggen lGnet moo en-
Stubbe og Den penitre SIDE al bans
Sope0 bortiprRngt peo ct Sfuo.
Ssie &urnpriier. - Grempeluis
melbteS forrige ltge ira Sairmont,
at Der oa betaltes en- beiere Yris for
WtaiS emo bette Yrooltft nogcn Gang
bapoe rlaaet | Ssbet al De iioite to
@ar, ioet 5armerne Wanoag oen ltse
tit 90 Gents pr. guibel. Sapren bar
iantioig naaet cp til 81 Gents, bill
tet life bar betalt Oct iioite balpanoet
Mar. 5armerne benpttebe iig al In.
lconingen % iolate al Den SABRE DC
paa nosen Maaoe funbe bringe inb
til gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Noro 9afota.
8ntif brenbt / GarnI

Sliftf brR1fof I SargD. Sllbert
Sarrinston Sernpareb1,tif iamt etpar
aontorer er brenbt meo ct Iamlet
Sab al 100000. Sirit 9ational
9anfs 9ofaler / ben peo Chen liz.
genoe gpgning bIep abifinig beifaoi-
get peo Tsg % 8anb.
Statens Wplle prbpcs. Sra
8ranb Sorts beretteoes forriac ltae,
at Sii,lene for forite Gang oa bar
lat / geoGgelie / Hortb Safotas ME
Wtsue % glepator. Oft Waifineri
bliper oerbeo prsoet % ligeiom op.
mpget, iaa Griiten for alpor tan OPP
tages / Slntninsen al oenne ltse.
Srebt / &uIsrnbe. 2ubpig Ste
rlo, "a aar gammel, omfom en- al
De iioite Gage al forrige l1ee / en-
<lgrube peo Goulee, ioet enoel al
oen plubielis itprtebe iammen meoens
ban befanot Jig Der for at inipicere
gtenbommen. Ger arbeioeoes al alle
2iolens Gr9fter en- balp Sime for at
naa bam % reboe bans Sip, men set
bar fun bans Sig man tiliioit naaebe.
2aDere Garter for Saslasinrance.
Wtartin Saeen, 9eitprer at Statens
Separtement for Saglasiurance, bar
forrige llge funbgiort, at Sarterne
for benne assurance bette Iar bill
blipe AZ Gents pr. Icre for 81 pr.
Icre % 18 Gents for poerli9ere So
Isiurance, iom er tiaabt UNDER oen
amenberebe Sob. Nan er fommet til
bette Geiultat efter at babe mootaget
fuloit9noige Happorter piienoe oct
belle Smfang al Isiurance ifrait og
Sen anretteoe Saglifaoe.
SanfmGnb ienbt til Sengid. 8.
6. geters, tibligere 9rpiibent al oen
III fallereoe Wobaa State 9anf, blep
ben 1Sbe bs. al CONNER WtiQer peo
Den fsoerale Het / Winot iosmt fire
Iars Spbolo peb 9eapenlportb Straf.
femitalt. @. @. Bergman tioligere
asiiiterenoe aasierer, Hap mteo to
gar og 5ranf ". @iebe, aasierer,
meo ct Iar % Ell Tag. Samtlige De
ire WGnb bapbe Ben forcaaaenoe
Gag crflGret iig ifpIoig / at hare
bri9t Sanbets Foitprien til at bebra.
&c Golf.
8rrnien for 2aan nouiSet. Sta.
tens SrouitrifommiSiion bar Sen
2Obe bS. beilllttet at title Oeparte.
mcntet for Sarmlaan peo 9onf OF
3ortb Sofota paa iamme goo ionr
Den i~soerale Sanobanf ug South Sas
fotas &iiral CREDITS 9oarb, ioet
8r9nien FOR Saan til bpilfeniombelit
Sarmer ubpioes fra $4,000 til $40.
900. u. $. Sinoeman, 9eitprer for
bette Scpartemelt, bar aQerebe / no
gen Sto 'ltnoct, at Der eioroeS manae
arap paa oenne ~ltopibelie Tor iterre
Saan, oa ban funoe oerior anbciale
oct. Ser bar / &c iioitc llaer pprct
optagct mango al biSie 6armlaau,
iiGr | Den sitlige Gel al Stater, oa
man bar Der truiict SiliGlber, bppr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
@iseomfm.

8obc Nabper. ga IS. 8. gbriItp
peb Hol,no Safe forleoen blep alpor.
Zig ipg % maatte inol9gges paa ct
Soipital, begap Haboer Jig / Slot og
Selge til bans Sarm, bpor be grop
op % nnbraete / Seffe iamt lagreoe
belle bans Sotetapling.
Eait. Sill bpb. Yait. Slai Sill,
ipm betiente Weniebeoen / Sapfins
og omliggenbe Sanboiitrifter % bar
en- al De beblt fienbte Wfpno inoen
oct norif-lltberife Breiteifab / norb.
lige @isconiin, er bso eiter ct fort.
uarigt Sp9eleie. San efterlaber Jig
Sltitrlt og to 9prn.
stor iurt @jsrn frlbes. gn fort
9isrn, Der beiebe fine gooe 500
9ltno og bar en- al be ltsrite nogen'
iinoe feet / Streget beb Sron &iper,
blep nplig fGloet nGr Maple. gam.
TENS ganemGno bar flere Sarmere,
iom banbe miitct flere Saller og life
Longer piloe taale oenilags Rsberier.
Sem W9nb bapoe oft be fl1nbe eisre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Spo Safota.
Stor Nplina ne6 Common.

St0r Milling Oeo Common. Otter
st %fonierpatip 9eregning er man
fomne til oct &eillltat, at 2enmon
Siitritt bill babe omfring Ell Wtilion
9uibels &orn at bringe paa Warfe-
oct, efter at nof er lat tiliibe for
Sober oa Sob. Sette CT ben itsrite
gpling, man ~nogeniinbe bar boitet
Ger, % trobs DC lape Griier pentes
Sarmerne igicn at blipc lat paa en-
noaenlunoe goo finanliel 9aiiS.
8obt ltSbptte al SpeSe. SSsobn
Scbopp, Sarmer / Spin Butte 81.
thrift nGr Siabel, meIoteS iorriee
llge at babe iulofsrt Sreifinaen al
jim Marquis Speoe og al Ell flor
StrGfning opnaaet 26 @rtibel$ pr.
Ncre. Sobu 8oItS / SLAB Tauep 81.
thrift opnaaebe % 9uibcls pr. s(cre
al Den ianmle Sueoe, og / bette I'll.
i9loe bar Ig~erpioberne uiGoponlia
itore, ielp eiter DC peitlige Sio6erS
Iaaleitof. @amIe Scttlere tiger, at
Der alorig ipr er bsitet iaa itore slp.
linaer al alle SlagS 9orn, iaapel iom
al WaiS, iom bette gar.
Sarien anirttes ium Sefanns. -
Gbriitian Soricn, Der oper belle Can.
Get CT anerfienot iom Ell Iuturitet
paa WeieripGicncts Smraaoe, Iioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Seeurab.T uitcn, sirsSos ben 24Se SftOber 1922.

bans Napn iant Bethel, Winneapo,
lis. Scb at iGtte fla | sSorbtnocIit
meo Bethel Theological seminary
ct. Baiil bIep SorGISrene | Minne,
apolis nnoerrcttet. SmiSIertio bap.
De Ell Wanb, Der bar inblaat paa SO.
ipitalet, beaprbt at erperimentere
meo ben itnee Wanb for muliaels al
bielpe bans SiifommeIie paaglio.
San nPbrlte minneapolis meo Ga.
ben @aibineton Mpenue, De itore
Welmsller % ct. Intbonp Sails, %
ba bet fibite Wanr ,,btaItes, runebes
pl,toielig bet biemliee 9inebe OBJ for
Morin, ban fnipiebe meo Singrene
og raabte: "Nu bar ieg oet!" ltnge
Wtorin er belt blepet fig ieIp ieien
efter at bore foirmen biem, men 2e.
gerrte a~nbefaler en- Ipngere Eios
fllbit9noig Spile. San bar Sti,oent
peo opennapnte tbeologiife Seminar,
og ban agter ON nogIe Waaneoer at
gienoptaee bisie Stuoier.
Sprlget &ppppenaal ! 5ranfrige.
Gpril S. ellis al ct. Saul giorbe
iom Weolem al S6be 9ipiiion MiIi-
t9rtieneite / 5%ranfrige, men ferIt for
faa Gage iiben funbe 2egerne for.
t9Qe bam, at ban Ieb al Ell Sfabanf
ira ben Sio % funoe eisre &rap paa
fri 29gebebanbling. ga ban npIig
unoertaitebe fig en- operation for en-
Wapebplo, fanot 29gerne en- forrl,.
itet atappenaal / Den anerebne
Farm, og ellis funoe Ga buife, bpor.
leoes ban fom til at Huge Iaalen.
CHS bar beroper / lranfrige ofte
meo paa Observation-Disclosures
iom &artl9gger, UNDER bpilfet glrbei-
DC ban pleieoe at bolbe &nappenaale
/ Wllnoen, og peb en- Inleoning fom
en ipringenbe @ranat bam iaa llpr,
at ban at 2ufttrpffet Ipngeoes bort
oper, bporpeo ban TOM til at ip9lae
en- al bisie SCALE. Sibragelien blep
Dog itrar glemt, = inbtil 29eerne
MI her ON 9agen traf Sen no al Den
EARN, Ser BEN bapbe forpolbt en-
onoartet 9plo.
SrenbepinslaSning be%laelast. -
8eo Ell at Sernbane itationerne / Wirt-
neapolis beilaelagoes en- bel @og1s
laoning Ilfobol = Sen fsrite iaaoan
Saoning taget | W~slIebpen iiben tios
Zig paa slaret 1920, ba 9rPnoepins-
laoninger imlisleoes inb fra Canada
iom "Sfrabiern". Ser er / oenne
Inleoning oplpit al Ssrl9gninssal,.
toriteterre, at nj Sienoeoele al alt
oct Gusoriffe, iom imusles ino til
Spillingbperne, fommer oper Gbicas
90. Ienne Craft oppe peo Canada
gr9nien err / BEN ierere Sio blepen
altfor reiifabel, flyer man, life net
op peo OF Bolitiet gisr set panifeliet,
men mere paa @runb al 6e &eper.
banber, iont ligeer beroppe % neo.
ifpber Observation-Disclosures for at
gisre oeres Sragteobs til fit 9ptte.
st anoet goot Sref blep ogiaa eiort
uoe paa en- Sarm ft9r Sort Snenina,
bpor so @a1oner 9rpnbepin fanotes
neoerapet. Gnoel al ben beilaalaate
Mlfobol bill blipe forbelt n1euem Spil.
l~ingbpernes Soipitaler, opIpites ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

iom ban oeiaa II Ell al De leoenoe
Wenb bpao ansaar 2anbbrug III.
minoeltgbeo, er blepen aniat iom Sc.
fanls (Oean) / Sanobrug beb Solub
Oafotas SanobrltgsbsiIfole / groot.
ings. San bill iom iaaban foreitaa
alt 9anobrugsarbeibe iaapel beo felipe
Sfolen iom peo De forifieGige Sor.
isesitationer og blanbt Statens Ior.
mere, ligeiom Sriften Of Sfolen3
Sarm bill foresua UNDER bans per.
ionlige 2ebelie. 2arien bar / ID slar
aniat peo 2anbbrugsifolen iom Ero.
fesior / Weieribrug, men talotes /
1920 til Suinois iom Sireftsr for
thanksgiving af Statcns Mcieri.
proollfter, fra bpilten StiQing han
MI reiignerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Stdu SoWet,
Sernbane: % Sarebns:
fpmmisj9r.

Span @oipen af Ianfato, iom blen
anbefaIet al Den republitanitc Statss
fonbention iom Yartiets 8anoibat %
nputinerct iom S%ernbanes % @arebls|
fortntisiGr peb TribGrpaleet Den 19oe
Suni. er en- af Iinneiotas Ssnncr, fsot
/ bennc Stat. Scr lin llSnGpuelie iorn
Ncblem al commissioned prattiiereoe
ban iom Ibpotat / Rautato, nnar nnp'
tageS ben Sio ban tilbragte / Srdntrte'
meb S9be Sibiiipn af Den ancritanIf
Irmc. aan or fspt / Sleepp Che / 1885,
men ppret op os erbolot tit Stolelieoo1'
nellie | Idnfato. Som @nt ut ban Nhs
irttcllc iom Sage peb aoneresier I
8aibinetpn ps blep ieuerc f%orfremrct
til en- SetrctGritiaiug iammeiteos. :
lebiee Climber ituberebe ban 2optprs'9..
beb os uberamiuerebes iom GSbo'it l
1913.
Scr. @otpen ppretteSe tit Ioso'nt'
fontpr / lin Siembp % uanot iie torF
Sib Ell ubitratt Yraris, Den Der Org bier
afbrubt | 1917, ba ban idmmcn MEG
andre al 2anbets ,inae IGnb citertom
tit 9anps Spraab % itiIebe fig I'll Sle.
neite unber bets Stag. San tiefte ilC'
S9be Sipiiion | Sremitsbet peb ct. g"z
biel % / Srcnten beo Ireonne, b~oorettet
ban afmsnitrebes iom Saptein. Otter al
bore penpt tilbdae til bet boraerIige Sio
9ienoptog ban lin Inppfatprnris. S"'
Sotpen er gift o9 bar II pprerce y"
Mile.
Stem for Spaw Sopen for Serr'@'''
90 @arcbustomnlisi9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Mpt Sutel for Sbelbp. Wo5e Sir.
merman, Tom nulig meb ct Selifab
al a~apitaliiter fra Winneiotas Sbil.
lingbper oe 8reat Sails beisgte
Sbelbp, bar gipet Sorretninesm9rb
ct 2efte ON, at ct MT Sotel foitenoe
100000 aIereoe til 8aaren bill OBJ
fsres Der. timber Spboloet / Sbel.
By bar famine zimmerman og andre
/ iamme Sslee fisbt Dem ~befienbte
Gan Sillipan &ancb, beitaaenoe al
$40 Icres og b~eliggenoe lise inc til
8pe1l.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20

THE fact that heat expands sub
d stances while cold contracts them
is responsible for the cracking of glass
when the temperature is suddenly
changed. The application of hot water
to cold glass causes the tiny par
ticles of the glass nearest the water
to expand very rapidly, more so than
those on the opposite side Of the
glass The expanding particles tear
themselves away from those which
are not expanding and the crack re-
suits. Precisely the opposite effect
is produced when cold water is applied
to hot glass. The PARTICLES nearest
the water contract and tear away
from those which are still expanded,
causing an immediate "crack" or ifs
sure
Because of this unequal expansion,
1t follows that the thicker a glass is
the more likely it is to crack and
for this reason, chemists and others
who use hot liquids pour them into
very thin glass, where the particles
can all become heated at the same time
(Copyright)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20
STEER-RED SHADE-BEDLAM
Enraged Bovine Runs Amuck and
Wrecks a Market Place in
New York.

New YOrk.-A large Texas steer
turned Paddy's market, a couple OF
blocks west of Times square, into
topsy turvy scene Of frightened shop
pers and peddlers, overturned push
carts and damaged vegetable stocks.
The steer used young woman's red
parasol as an excuse for abruptly quilt
ting a herd on the way to an abattoir.
The young woman even more promptly
dropped her parasOl and escaped.
When the steer plunged through
Paddy's market the air was filled with
oranges, fish, shoe strings, cups and
saucers, neckties, lettuce. potatoes.
shoes, bananas, newspapers and Mrs.
Mary Smith. She was hurled upward
when a pushcart hit her.
The steer had stumbled on the push
cart and before it could arise Police
man Michael Mulcahy jumped on it.
grabbed its horns and "bulldogged" the
animal just as the cowboys do In the
rodeos.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20
One Wild Dash.

pile of money. Dollars. halves and
quarters and pennies all went into the
hands of the workmen. 1t wasn't more
than two seconds, at the utmost, Mr.
Massengale stated. it took him to find
out what was doing.
~ didn't wait" said Mr.. Massengale.
~ just tore in with the rest, without
even looking ahead, and got 1910 for
my share. The pot was evenly divid-
ed, going among the ten of us from
SO cents for the smallest share, up to
the largest, $500"
The grand total was S22.70.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20
DRIVES SHEEP IN HARNESS
Team Of Four, Driven by 11-Year-old
Farmer Lad, Common Sight in
Streets of Town.

Dayton, Wash.--A common sight on
the streets here is team of four sheep
which Horace DeLong, an eleven-year-
old farmer lad. drives to town for
supplies.
Horace started to train the sheep
for the harness last summer when
they were playful lambs.
He succeeded well, for the animals
obediently respond to the command Of
their youthful master whether hitched
as four sheep tandem singly or side
by side. They are good travellers and
make the two-mile trip to town In half
an hour, mostly fast walking and a
continual bleat.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20
Bear Ate Her Husabnd;
Widow Pleads for Help

Helena. Mont. - Because
sheep herder was killed and de-
vOured by a bear does not ell
title his dependents to COM
pensation under the state law.
The state board Of compensa-
tlOn so decided in denying the
right to file claim under the
law to dependents of William
Harrison.
Harrison, an old man, while
herding sheep In Meagher coun-
ty last summer, was killed and
eaten by "silver tip"
Despite the great number of
bears infesting certain districts
Of Montana, this Is the first In
stance, so far as known, In
which bear devOured a human.
being.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-20
IIDDIES SIX
~ VIII M. Maupin
DAY DREAMS

T LONG for the days of the barlow
4 knife,
And the sore toe tied with yarn;
For the "mumblepeg" and the Dos
ton taw'
In the shade of the moss grown barn.
l even yearn for a stone-bruised heel,
Or back burned red by the sun;
For the old-time zest for my couch
of rest
had when the day was done.
l long for the days of the sight un-
seen,"
And the peg tops spun with Irvine;
For my old-time place down at second
base
AS one of the village mine"
/ even yearn for the finger bunged
Or the thumb with ragged split;
Or the old-time lump on my bullying
That showed where the baseball hit.
long for the days of the swimmin' hole,
And the "swish" of the old fish-line !;
For the GROCERIES," "aggies," "glas-
sieS'' and
The ''nealles" that once were mine.
/ even yearn for the blistered hands
That came from the old grub hoe;
For the appetite that came with night
In the days of long ago.
I long for the days that are long. long
dead,
When my heart was free from care :;
For the sunny hours when my boyish
soul
Was as light as the summer Sir.
But, thank the Lord, l am living yet,
And thank Him, too, that
Can sit at ease when the day is done
And dream of the days gone by.
(Copyrght)
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-21
Mini to Get Lessons
In Cleanliness

Mini, Russia, Sept ia sani-
tary school where pupils will be in
structed in cleanliness and the pur-
poses of disinfection as precau-
tionary measure against conditions
which may develop this coming win
ter has been organized here by DR..
Mark d. Godfrey, of Columbus, Ohio,
in charge of medical work for the
American Relief Administration in
this district.
This step by DR.. Godfrey is a part
Of the nationwide scheme inaugu-
rated by the A. R. A. to blot out the
disease epidemics and clean up Rus
sia, for which the American Red
Cross has turned over $3,600,000
worth of medical supplies and disin-
fcctant
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English scientists are investigating
the case of boy who never laughs,
DR.. Kimmine, psychologist and edu-
Gator, told about this peculiar child
in an address before the British as
sociation, which is now meeting at
Hull. The lad, who is Ia and normal
ly intelligent for his age, declares
that he never saw a funny sight.
When asked if he ever went to
the movies, he replied: II go because
the other boys go but have never
vet seen anything in the cinema to
laugh at"
DR.. Kimmine disputed Prof. Nc
Douglas new theory that one laughs
in order to avoid pain from his SYM
pathetic tendencies.
"f can't imagine the sight of a fat
man on the street pursuing his hat,
injuriously affecting the most sens:
tive onlooker," contended DR.. Kim.
mine, who concluded by saying that
Charlie Chaplin is popular with the
young because he always is doing
what the children are forbidden to
do, for the old Adam is still strong
eve in the youngest Of u.s."
Vange, the picturesque little vii
LACE in Essex, was invaded this week
by thousands of halt, lame and
blind, all in quest of miracle wa
ter" This water is supposed to be
found in vel NEARBY on the farm
of Edwin Cash. So remarkable are
1.-THE cures supposed to be effected by
the waters medicinal properties, that
the we'll is threatening to rival the
fame of Lourdes, itself.
Rich and poor alike are making
pill grimages from all parts of the
country to the magic we'll. Even d
baroness was found in one queue
awaiting her turn to drink from the
cups dispensed by the farmer and
his daughters.
The expressions that some of the
benefited sufferers use read like pat
ert medicine testimonials. "Thank
God, am cured" exclaimed young
engineer after his second cup. He
had arrived at the we'll physical
wreck. An octogenarian, who was
a martyr to gout and rheumatism,
after drinking several cups of the
magic liquid offered to bet any man
of 40 that he could beat him in a
footrace.
The well originally was a boggy
spring from which even the cattle re-
fused to dring. An aged resident
of Vange discovered the curative
properties of the water when he went
into mudhole during a drought to
obtain water for his family in order
to make tea. All of them, after
drinking the tea declared that they
felt an unusual sensation Of fresh
ness and vigor.
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course of his experiments, prevailed
on a couple Of hospital nurses to
take turns Topping about in a bath
while he tried to drown them. In
this way, he sucessdsd in dsmonstrat-
ing how easy the murdsrer's task
really had been.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-21

The annual production Of coal IN |
the United States amounts to about |
six tons for each inhabitant
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-21

More sshan lOO,eeo.eoe cords Of are
wood were produced on the farms Of
the United States n 1918.
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