davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

the truth to say I'm a miner. Montana,
Death Valley, Mexico and all points be-
tween. had little hard luck down to
Sonora and came up here to take whirl
at a new game. No, miss, | can't truth
fully say I'm an actor. I'm what they call
an extra. When / work / get $40 day
because they figure I'm what they call
good rough and ready type. Some gets IS,
some $3.50, according to how they look and
what they have to do. had two days work
last week; so far this week none Figuring
on getting into the movies?"
The girl mods her head. The miner sur
veys her gravely, seems about to say some
thing, but ends with, We'll, good luck;
some gets away with it." and turns away.
We can't spend much time following this
girls adventures, for there are other
phases of Hollywood to report upon. She
enters through the door into a narrow pas
sage. At the other end she sees sunlight.
But it is the sunlight of a forbidden coun-
try-the lot" the inside OF the studio en-
closure. Half way to the alluring sunlight
stands barrier low gate, and beside
gate the keeper thereof
Nothing that has been written or said
about the perfection with which the studio
gatekeeper plays his part is exaggerated
You get by or you don't. II you belong In
the lot you reach it; If you are not on the
list of the elect of the lord of the lot you
stay outside.
Persons who have not been in Holly
wood, but have tried to pass the stage
doorkeeper of New York theater may
picture a stage doorkeeper seven times
sterner and more bored looking. and that
is the gatekeeper of Hollywood. But just
before she reaches him the girl sees door
at the left of the tunnel-like passageway.
That let's her into small, square room
against whose walls are hard wooden
benches. Half a dozen men and women
are sitting there. They strike the girl as
decidedly frowsy-the whole lot Of them.
For their part, they look the newcomer up
and down in frank appraisal.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

work, which it ought to
be doing on a big scale.
1t is a club for girls with
serious dramatic ambi-
tions. 1t gives them a
room, with breakfast and
dinner on weekdays and
three meals on Sunday,
for $10.50 a week. But it
can accommodate only
nineteen girls-nineteen Of
the chosen among thou
sands who think them
selves called.
Our small town Pick
ford will find it hard to
find shelter elsewhere in
Hollywood. Hollywood Is
not a furnished room re-
sort, but a fastidious SUBJ
urb. More than one-half
OF it's population Of 10000
are not in the movie in
dustry and a good many
of this majority entertain
a prejudice against movie
people.
In passing l might say
that the prejudice struck
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Never Sees Stranger
And Ignores Introductions

Between this room and smaller one
adjoining an open window has been cut in
the partition. A young man Is sitting by
this window in the smaller room The girl
asks for the casting director. The man
tells her the casting director never sees
strangers unless they come with cards or
letters from his friends, and often not even
then. He is too busy. She doesn't know
any of his friends.
The young man explains. courteously,
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

random for the purpose of illustration.
And, of course, possession of the blooming
cheek, the cameo profile and the sparkling
eye does not mean that the fortunate lady
can ever be an actress
The ambition of our small town belle
eventually carries her off to Los Angeles.
Sometimes her mother, dissuasion having
failed, accompanies her. Sometimes she is
blessed with a relative in southern Cali
fornia, to whose home she can go. Often
she is a runaway, dreaming Of the day
when her obdurate guardians will jump out
Of their seats at the movie show when
they see her starring in her first big re-
lease. Going home they will find
check from her to lift the mortgage on the
old place and perforce will nod their heads
and say, well, it looks as if Theodosia
done the right thing after all.'
What Girl Faces
Withour Friends There
Somehow the girl reaches Los Angeles
huc oHdHScS are JldI as Sne looks around
the station she sees no friendly face. Wei
fare work for the motion picture girls is
scarcely begun. There is no agent of the
Travellers Aid Society to meet the stranger
and guide her Alright. Two Methodist
deaconnesses attempt the task, but what
can they do, with trains arriving at fire.
quent intervals from the north. east and
south, and the steamships sluicing their
passengers up to the city from San Pedro?
III the girl has made little inquiry in
advance she knows she can go to the " w.
@. A., the w. G. T. U. or the Salvation
Army or one OF the women's clubs and at
least be directed to boarding house. Let
us assume she Is sophisticated enough to
do that Let us even assume that she is so
lucky as to get into the Studio Club In
Hollywood This Is under the supervision
Of the national board of the Y. W. c. A,
and the direction Of Miss Marian Hunter
and is doing on small scale a splendid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20

cor, viii remember, dear children,
EY lint daddy was telling you the
.h.r night about Sebastian Bat tns
>, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Bait and
~ " y. started batting around days IN.
\ @ Eva Of nights as all self'respecting:
Is should. ..,. hoo, ,o fs,,
N,s, n%s : gang Of wicked city sparrows
,ros going to ruin entirely when len
sssstifui Elsie Hoot Uwt ~. came n,"nn np1' W '
~ fJohnny. get on the plano 80
W4ws,,. whether YOU remember " vi
~ that was the case: l.,
ncrs;, crs;,sie Hoot Owl met seoastian az n,,ne ne
= coming in early one cveSnihHs nnH us;nr aa,rr g
. Il, vild day and said to him: se0aS''an'
hcv { soSeb, SSeebastian replied: "How come
low, Elsie said, "How? You know
And ,vhot's the big idear?"
b'x; Nd SEBASTIAN y said, "Idear7 waddye
~ean. huh?' :, "v,, o,,h+ n no
AMI Anu W of Yourself. batting around all
eshan,ssaar lsar o Mi respectable bats are home
sE sEy,,ss M", INSIDE down in their little white
ssns Waddye mean?" -,
beds. rd SEBASTIAN said. "Howd'ye mean
viddye meanT
ND Elsie said, "You know well
"a enough what I mean. You're
ss..tins th your mothers heart. That's
rsst I mean. And that amt oil.
v.",ro VIZ; breaking mine." -.
10y ioIrd II Elsie began to hoot most MOURN
.,i1v H and enormous tears, big as grape.
ituits it almost. began to trickls o', out ,,i 81
h,r large round eyes and splash all
'TTT This made Sebastian very uncom.
,o,table. He hated to get his feet wet.
dorothy, take the razor away ss,.i rom IN
well" says Sebastian Bat, thought
fully, vi didn't know you felt n that way J,
o .otb;nr much by it no way. A feller
!. only n bat once and IL y'can't bat
around q little when you're young. when
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20

And Elsie opened her syes 70 their
widest and looked, and believe your
daddy. children, II was some look. Yes.
"Elsie," said Sebastian tand TINT
made three times), I'm going to re.
form. For you."
''Oh, goody I" cried Elsie.
YES" said Sebastian, "just for you.
I'm going to quit batting around days.
From now on we'll do all our batting
Wasn't Elsie happy! Wasn't Daddy
Bat glad Wasn't Mamma Bat joyful !!
That night they had q glorious family
reunion. The prodigal bat had re-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20

turnedi They killed the fatted wasp.
And round and round they danced
singing: "Ain't We got fun Have
we not amusement Hot dog! Hot
cat! Hot towel ~
And that's the end Of the story.
GWan to bed!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20
LETT QUARTET IN FINE
CHAMBER.MUSlC PROGRAM
compositIons Of Brahms, Haydn and
s.v., Performed Before Association

- ~-. r......l.l .ko nSo-
The Lett t2uartet 1urnisheu s u. .ne p,o-
gram at the. sixth meeting oL the ,i;nan.a Hnam.
Der Music Associatloh at Lne be',evu nnsu..
6trattord Yesterday sh.ernooH oIio hro
one OF the largesI auaeneus aene 'na nauonrts nre
attended any OF tnis seasom ,..t,n,, tom.'. us
The personnel OF '1e orsamnu.,un ua Hao 90
changed SINCE l's las. appeaianoo soo,ua -
this city. Edwin Bacnmanh' m' as e,,;n. seTHmu
violin, and Horace Dr'tti ,,h";r aS SetiS, SJrnmt
being the new helnperS, .tai ~, u,on' nnon.
has undeniapiy strens'heheG snc HHu;
teS especially tnat o. MI i,,, ~.
who, IN the SLOW movtinenI NJ VI .o e
Brahms quartet ana III the trio ot .ne
scherzo OF the naVel con,posi'isen,
showed himseil TO pe nou ohis II. my ns
cellist, but chamDEr music artts; .i;u y,
the first rank as well, tnc wv '"'ns'
are BY no means syhohy NOUS.
Mr.. Lett programs are always SA
eellentt' for the reason tnat ne aoes no
experimenting III stranse c1nposA'ionSI
at the expense OF tne a.aiehce. uhn
when he puts composition OH tnG
program. the iistener hIay ieei M IssuIe'
that II IS wei worth nearing: ne pe.
lan with the b nat quaftet Oh hranms. %
op. 6i, one or the most aimcuit
o. the master WORKS. Lhe per
iormance was more Ihan exceheht,
and, despite the; dlmcuity OF tns
composition, we'll nigh approached
perfection, the elaporate Vloia part,
notably in the third movement. peins
superbly played by Mr.. krelner, with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20
'Cvan to-Bed Stories !: -r.. x.zvo'
Some More About Sebastian Bat

are you soin' to do It, huh7 Answer
Inc that Cne, huh?"
Search me-" sniffled Elsie sadly.
But .x'hadn't ortep be 80 wild. Can't
va calm down little now, huh"
0ENLSIE," said Sebastian simply, for
i whatever else he was Sebastian
was .certa My simple, "Elsie," said he,
"look at me-"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20
A Short Visit With a
Lasting Memory

II never know what to make for
desert when the maids away"
said Mrs. Martin as she glanced at
the clock and put aside her sewing.
Let me get it for you." said
Mrs. Blair. who was visiting her
for few days, "I'd love to do it,"
Dinner time came and Mrs.
Blair, who had insisted on making
the dessert with utmost secrecy,
left the table and returned with
rich, brown chocolate blanc mango.
Tastes even better than it
looks,' said Mrs. Martin delight
ediy. How did you make it?"
why, it's Puddine,'' replied
MTs. Blair mysteriously, "wonder-
Il insist upon knowing all about
It. Where did you get it, and
what is it," laughed her friends.
IN tell you. I slipped out and
S1t It at your grocer's," said Mrs.
Blair. Jack loves cornstarch
budding, and If there was one
thing l couldn't make it was corn
starch pudding or blanc mango.
'Soiu VI uuulHes
is It hard to make, or ex-
hensive" interrupted Mrs. Mar
"Oh, no. indeed. All you have to
do Is to add milk, either fresh or
condensed, and sugar, and boil for
three minutes. Then when it's cool
Som have a firm, rich mound of
ucNcl0uS creamy dessert, And n
iSc box of Puddine will serve
seven %sseen ptSo|s' psople, or a 1oc box for
=, The only thing is," objected
Mrs. Martin, "the children are not
so fond Of chocolate, and guess
how" ~ aug
"oh, no." exclaimed Mrs. Blair.
lt isn't too rich. Why, it's so
pure and wholesome you can let
mem have as much us they want
ana 1t comes in any number of
haVors-rose vanilla, orange, lemon
-and you can make all sorts of
lhings with Puddine-creamy cake
ana ana pie, filings, and smooth ice
That being the casc,"' smiled
ar; Martin, who had listened to
.,"lr conversation with interest.
vote for Puddinc. 1t certainly
Puddine eau be had at your
erocer's! Order box today t.
! advertisement.
= f.l...f .f.fiN4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20

Sets Himself AHrs, DIss o. Shock
Scranton, Pa, Feb. O.-David
Griffiths, seventy two, an invalid. died
of shock at Laplume today when q
match ignited clothing wrapped about
him in q chair. His wife was seriously
burned quenching the blaze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
FEMEILE STUNT VfCTnfE
LE 0REvEI llINE1ILoR

DENBO, Pa, II Mai,l-In mr.
ma alungarei minerilor din caselc
l0r, femeiie, - mame de familie, -
sufera foarte mutt. Un ziarist d
verbitl ca ele 81 vazut toata SUI
ferinta lor. Uncle al cate ST CO.
phi, toti marnAtei, 81 trebsaie "a
stea pc strada, caci posnpania la
alaneat din casele pe carl le ecu-
pau. Femeile an rugat pc repre-
sentantii preset 81 spuna fenaeilor
din America despre suferintele lor.
Cele mai nlulte fasnilii nan decat
$3.50 Ia saptamana, ce platesc a.
niunile tnturor minerilor ereyisti.
Femeile minerilor au aisns zile re-
le, dar ele stan neclintite l1nga
barbatii lor, cari lupta rentru pla-
ta mai bun6 fntre oondtiile mai
bune de lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

: PROPRIETARU,OR
DE NINE
Marturisirile unui aviator.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. II
Maiu.- Aviatori au fost anga iati
de proprietarii de mine, din pri
lejul miscarilor din vara trecuta
ale mlnerllor- eli scopul ca sd a.
rllnce bombe asupra minerilor. A.
ceasta este marturisirea sensatio-
nala a aviatorului r. s. Haines din
Columbus care declarat ca orra-
nizatiunea Logan County Coal O.
perators Association la platit su-
ma de $40O pentru ca sd arunce
bombe asupra minerilor ce erau
salasluiti prin muntii Blair Noun
tain. El a executat ordinul 81 timp
de trei zile Ia bombardat. IIl a
explicat juratilor situatia: "Mine-
I'll au tras asupra aeroplanulni
men totdeauna cand sburam asupra
lor. z An 81 gaurit aeroplanul in
trei locnri. Aceasta a fost un raz-
boin adevarat 81 oficerii mel mi,au
dat ordinul q; folosesc bombe. Nh
stu cine lea fnrnizat. Intro bu-
ma zis le-am gasit in aeroplanul
meu.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

trimisa catre ziarnl Ia Nacicn'
lanunta ca t1lrburarile politice din
prczent an cauzat demisionarea
ministriler de Externe, de Enante
81 de .Justitie, Presedintele a nu-,
nit noui ministri in locll celor
'demisionati.
Berlin. - Pomii pc cracile ca.
rora canta la rasaritul soarelui
pasarile, sunt inmuiati 81 facuti
in hartie pc care Sc tipareste
editia ziare1or de amiaz in aceias
ri. Faptul este anuntat de jur-
nalul fabrieantilor de hartie, care
zice Cd spre a face hartie din CO.
pacii inca verzi mn lie trebne mai
mutt timp ca trei ore 81 % nfi-
mute.
- -
Paris. Mari gramezi de me-
taluri 81 pictri pretioase, rechizi-
tionate din bisericile rusesti sunt
depositate in magazii spatioase 81
pazite GU grije de garzi bine
1nafmate.
BnzQluk. - Desi feamea a ST.
| lit pc Rnsi sa manancc. caini, pi-
lsici 81 alte animate. eli nu voiesc
in rnptul capului sd manance
ciorile (corbii) erase de care stunt
lpline campiile.
| Yiena. - Parlamentul austriac
a yotht q lege prin care interzice
sub area pedeapsa, vinderea ra.
chiului la copii sub virsta ds
lis ami.
Allahabad. - Dewadas Gandhi
flul marelui revolntionar indian
9 fost condamnat la un an 81 il
matate fnchisoare pentru atata
rea maselor la revolta.
| San Antonio. Texas. = La con
ferlnta avnta ieri, functionarii d.
stat Mexicani au hotarit desfiin
ltarea a sase consulate din Anne
rlca. printre carl 81 eel din Gin
! cinnati, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
INF0RNATUN|

Stocholm.- Noul guvern anun-
ia ca plebiscitul consultafiv asn-
pra prohibitiei'va avea loc pc zilia
de q August. Parlamentul olan-
dez d votat ca chestia sa fie sub
misa judecatei intregului popor.
New York. - Ziarnl New York
Tribune, in nuQarul sau din IA
Maiu, publica fotografia unei fr,r-
moase .romance imbEacata in co.
j.stum national. Ziarul in chestie
zice cd tfnara Romanca este D-ra
Mana Manole, prominenta in GER
Icurile sociale romano 81 actrita
serbatorita atat La Bucufesti cat
81 la Paris.
Dansa ar Fl nepoata senatorului
Roman Penescu 81 ar Fl VENT in
America sa stndieze arta cinema.
tografica.
MoscOva. - Comitetul Central
Execntiv al sovietelor 0rdonat
amanarea executiei celor unspre-
zece persoane condamnate la
moarte pentru opunere la rechizi-
tionarea obiectelor de valoare de
prin biserici 81 pentru participa.
rea la niste rascoale. Opt dintre
condamnati sunt preoti.
Londra. Niste representanti
lai guyernului austriac discAta cn
representa1tul easel Morgan po-
1sibilitatile obtinerei nnui imprn-
lmut pentru guvernul austriac
PAM acum nu s'a putut ajungc
| la. 0 intelegere finala.
| oee
] Bruxel. Regele Albert a de-
corat pc dl Samuel Hill din Seattle
Ecu ordinul de Commander al coroa-
nei belgiene. Decaratia ia fost
prezentata drept recunostinta
pentru serTiciile aduse Belgiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
ON fUcA cO|DflOlu

Tn preprietar de restaurant a
facut petite de faliment, =
farf ca sa numeasca musterlil sai
carl 'au, ,strecurat din restaurant
fara ca sa plateasca ce-an com
sllmat.
@
Refuzarea femeilQr de a purta
fuste lungi arata ca moda are ex-
tremitati la earl nu Sc recurge.
50
Daca esti multamit cu taxele
federale. at,mei nu importa cd
rnde pui X-ul la ballot.
Autoritatile ~edin Texas cautA
dupa un bandit care scapat in
run aeroplan furat. Da, niveln!
banditilor este malt in Statcle
Unite.
81
Tnii oameni n ar putea fl in
dreptati nici in corset.
A
ST multi barbati an ajuns Ia
virful scarei in cariera lor numa
din motivul ca femeile lor al
tinut scara!
Afara de un scandal in lnmes
artistica. publicul mai reped;
uita greva de carbuni de Nara
| q
Gradinarii amatOri fac un sin
CUR ,bine. Eli scOrmonesc paman
tul 81 inlesnesc pescuitorilor anna
tori gasirea rimelor.
81
Sir Oliver Lodge a declarat G;
lumea 'cealalta'' este tocmai G;
81 cea ce o train in viata noastr1
lata dar de ce nu ne dorim as,
de mutt acolo.
&
! Comentand declaratia 'batranu
\ lui Debs ca el Sc va reintoarce J;
penitenciarul dim Atlanta dac
ceilalti condamnati politiei nu vo
fl relasati. ziarul Chilicothe New
Advertiser zice: 'Totdeauna est
loc inca pentru unul.''
| e
/ Canton News intreaba daca-s
aduee cineva aminte de timpuril
eand femeile erau facute atent
ca sd nu poarte baccilii din strad
en- fustelc lor lungi.
1 @
1 Tn orator american a declara
nu de multi ca o gaina are ma
imlrlta ratiune decat fence. S
ne spuna d-nealui ceva mai no.
1 Asia o site fiecare barbat de
| Adam incoace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

rul Figaro va pnblica In fiecare8
.Joi 4a1ina in limba englezaI
pel1tru 1nlesnirea eetitorilor sal
Americani 81 Englczi.
Peking. - Generalul Wu Pei
FIJI a dat Ordin de concentrate
trupelor sale la Tang-shan, spre
nord de Teintsin, in ui-ma svonu-
lui ca Generalul Chang ,Tso-lin
planueste stabilirea unui imperi,l
independent in Manciuria 81 Mon
gola.
| Norfolk, Va. Tn butpiu de
ale0ol, pc care James Parker Sc
dea intro farmacie cetind un
jurnal, a explodat aruncandh ]
tocmai i'm tavan. Parker a murit
imediat.
! Sofia, Bulgaria. Biserica
unitariana din Duanitza a fost
| inchisa din ordinul ministrului
cuhelor 81 al afacerilor straine
Preotul acestei biserici incuviin
! tasc divortul fostului senator
| American. dl Hollis, divort care
mai la urma a fost declarat illega'
de catre autoritatile bulgare.
| Shiefeld, Anglia. - Mai multt
mil de muncitbri fara l,lcru, i'm
taritati de extremist, All .asalta
eri fabrica firmei Jeson Com
pany. Gu toata intel.ventia poll
tiei devastarile aa fost foart'
mari.
Mexico City. - Deraiarea un,l
tramyai de pc sine 81 prabusire;
lui intro vale cauzat moarte;
a treisprezece persoane 81 ranire;
. altor saptezeci. Cele mai mutt
dintre victime sunt femei 81 copii
Londra. Austen Chamber
: lain raspnns in casa comunelo
! unei intrebari asupra sngestiune
facute de ziarul American IT
Tribune" care zicea ca vizita Re
gelui George in Franta 81 Belgi
ar fl fost dctata de scopuri 30
litlce. Dansul zicea ca asemene
presupuneri nu inertia nici a
I tentie, dey0arece ''iubirea Males
G tatei Sale pentru pace 81 strict
G eSercitare puterilor ee lie an
snnt cunosaHte fiecaruia." /"
Geneva. Consiliul Ligei Nati
nllor a refuzat astazi lua spr
1 dellberare problema ruseasca
a rugat guvernul norwegian S
lnainteze conferintei de la Geno
a cererea ca Liga sa faca ,imedis
cercetari in situatia generala
Rusiei 81 mai cu seama in eject.
! eel tare fOametea din Russia as,
pra refacerei in toata Europa.
Londra. - Russia accepta inv
l. tatla de veni la Haga luna vi
+ toare. lnsa GU conditia ca ca :
a lie primita pc picior de egalitat
l. Gu celelalte natimi.
Washington. Guvernul 81
g!ez invitat Statele. Unite a IN
k parte la cercetarile ce Sc vor fat
A in chestia articulation turces
+ contra populated crestine di
~ Asia Mica.
'a Constantinopol. II Cercurile n,
r. tIonallste prezic un nou guver
d turcesc sub presedentia lui Mu
ititafa lzzet Pasa, pc care guvern,
din Angora la acuzat de tradar
ii lzze,are mai mnlta trecere ca o
IN ce alt Turc Ia Sultan, care deas
a. mehea nu Sc fInpaca cn yederi
celor de la Angora. Nationalist
il acuza pc Izzet ca ar Fl in sir
al bria anrlazilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

WASHINGTON, II Main. 20
tendinta a nrcarei preturilor car
bunelni a indus pc dl. Hoover, mi
nistrL coinertnlni lin intelegere
Gu presedintele Harding, ca "a
ia masnri pentrl protejarea publ
culni contra exploatarei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

Belfast. In decursul unei
lupte de eralfete e~data eri aici, d
.fost ueisa D fatA in etate de 12
ami, lar alte cincisprezece persoa-
ne an primit sani grave. Rebelii
au prius in aanbnscada . patrula
de politisti lAaga LnrsanY impus-
cana pstu dintre ei.
Buenos Air @ telegrarna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

Sir Oliver Lodge declarat ca
lumea 'cealalta'' este tocmai "a
81 cea ce o train in viata noastrd.
lata dar de &c nu ne dOrim asa
de mutt acolo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

Cleveland, Ohio. = LIMA Gu
nard anunta plecarea vaporului
Manretania" pc Martha viitoare
DE acnm inoolo aceasta linie va
avea trei vapoare pc fiecare sap
tamana care sa piece spre portu-
rlle europene. Acestea snnt BE
repgarias' "Aanitania" 81 'lMau.
retania", carl sunt~dovedite d ii
uncle dintre cele mai iuti vapoare
din lume.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

Tn orator american declarat
ma de multi ca gaina are mai
mrlta ratiune decat fence. Sd
ne spuna d-nealui ceva mai nou
Asia o site fiecare barbat de la
Adam incOace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

Buenos 49, O telegrana
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-09
Awards to St. Johns
bury Boys and Girls

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Royce Beck. 81 and Stephen All
afieh. 5,g n. r.,
County champion il handicraft,
Dana Baxter, silver medal and So.
Second prize county, Edwin
Twombly, silver medal and 81
Third prize in county, Stephen
Aldrich, silver medal and 81.
Third prize, tie Royce Beck, 81
and medal.
County champion in sewing,
Helen Randall, silver medal and
So.
County champion in canning,
Josephine Laughton, silver medal
and So, second county award in
canning; Helen Randall, silvc~
medal and 81; third county award
in canning, Elaine Fairbanks, sill
yer medal and 81.
These young people are to be
congratulated on their excellen,
work and it is indeed too bad
club work is not to be carried on
further after so successfully OPP
Grating for the past seven years.