davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-10-26

@. Is the Salon carre named for d
French collector?-H. P.
A. The room is so called because II
is square.
Evening star., 1923-10-26

Q. Does the time OF planting make
any difference in the life Of plant?
r o.
Evening star., 1923-10-26

Q. How many public libraries are
there In America &C. Y.
A. The American Library Direc-
tory lists about 1000 public and Car
negie libraries The list includes
libraries In cities of 1000 population
and over
Evening star., 1923-10-26

r o.
A. The same plant. such as wheat
may be an annual IL planted early
and a biennial IL planted late. Simi-
larly. plants such as the castor oil
bean. which are perennials In an equa-
be climate, are often ANIMALS where
there is a winter.
Evening star., 1923-10-26

A. In the old Morse the echo is
called the dwarf language, probably
because IL was thought to be produced
by dwarfs within the mountains imi-
tating the sounds from without which
they heard.
Evening star., 1923-10-26

Q. What is the English equivalent
for the Egyptian name "Tut"?-W- T.
A. II Is said that this name corre-
spends TO the Hebrew "Doud" or Eng
lish David"
Evening star., 1923-10-26

Q. What Is the difference between
chintz and cretonne?-W V.
A. Chintz is a comparatively thin
printed cloth and is highly glazed.
Cretonne is generally thick and
strong, often has an uneven surface
and is seldom calendered or glazed
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Something for Nothing

That would be too good to be true. We all look
for the Joker when such an announcement is made
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
LOCAL EVENTS

The choir of st. Marks Church will
meet in the Parish House this We'd
nesday evening at 7.30 o'clock for re-
hearsal.
Friday, Nov, 80, being St. Andrews
Day, there will be a celebration of the
Holy Communion in st. Marks Church
at $50 o'clock in the morning.
The property of Edward Meloney,
orner Of Shadeland and Main streets,
was sold the past week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Beital. They are now
residing on Shadeland avenue
We read of the man behind the
gun" the man behind the bars" "the
man behind the son." and "the man
behind the stars" but Judge Vernon
says little is said of the man ahead of
his payments.
Sterling Council members please
note that on account of an error be-
ing made in the date, the State Coun-
cilor has set aside Dec. End for all
councils to attend divine services.
Arrangements will be made this We'd
nesday evening.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28

q

Mrs. John F. Ryon spent the day
Monday visiting Mrs. Sallie Carton,
Absecon.
Jack Vielhauer, Lee Weller and
Raymond Praster spent the week in
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Collins and
Mrs. Sallie Carton, of Absecon, motor
ed to Philadelphia Friday.
Miss Georgeanna Bennett spent the
week end as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Edyth Bennett, at Media, Pa.
James S. Ryon was entertained at
dinner Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Harrington, of Ventnor.
Among the latest to install radios
are Curtis Eldridge, of Park avenue,
and George w. Smith, of Ryon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Cook have NOV
ed into their new home on Frambes
avenue which has recently been COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mailman (nee
Esther Garrison), residents of
Lakewood, are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a o
Rev. S. Monroe Van SAINT and Tax
Collector Webster Price left here
Tuesday morning ffer- e we dayss,-HSi
to Paulsboro, where they both have a
number of old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Beckett spent the
week end in Collingswood, visiting
Mrs. Beckett's relatives. They mo-
tored in Mr.. Walkers car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lucas, of Ryon
avenue moved to Bridgeton Friday.
Mr.. Lucas is associated with the Coca
Cola Bottling Company of Atlantic
City, and has been transferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Ellis and Mr..
and Mrs. John Britenham r on a
two weeks motor trip, visiting Balti-
more, Washington, Pocomoke City,
Fredericksburg, Richmond and Chin
colleague Island. They will return
Saturday. They found wild duck
shooting at C~hincoteague Island great
as the game is very plentiful.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Corrupt Politics.

Election came round and Liza said
her man was going to vote for the
Democrats. She was asked why he
had made this decision. Liza said it
was because the Republicans had Of
fered him more for his vote than the
Democrats. But, Liza, one would
think that would be the very reason
he would vote the Republican ticket"
NO, ma'am!" she replied, chat proves
for sho that the Democrats is the leas'
corrupt"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Hitting the Nail.

Rastus (chronic ailer): Man, I sure
is a sick black nan Don't blame me
fo' wailing. Use had troubles and
troubles and now it is ma eyes. Hon
est, Rufus, unless l squints ma eyes
just so, ah can't see nothin' at all
Use going blind, Rufus. Use sure go
ing stone blind-and it's awful. Why
Rufus"
Rufus: "Wal I do declare, you-all is
in a bad way. You outer go hunt VI
a optimist right away
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28

hole becomes damaged, to say moth
ing Of how obviously impossible it is
for the employees to carry on the work
q placing or splicing new under
ground cable.
Pumps are driven by small gasoline
engines. the work Of clearing the man
hole thus being accomplished in a
much shorter time than would be re
quired for pumping by hand.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Crowded Bottles.

Lady: Look here, Mr.. Milkman.
There neye is any cream on the milk
you sell me-"
Milkman: Listen, lady. | want to
give you full measure and l guess l
fill them bottles so full there amt no
room for the cream"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
ThE WHITE HOUSE
~As4Isoros

The plans for the observance of Golden Rule Sunday call upon the people OF
America to serve a mem III their homes similar to that served in the orphan
ages in the nea east the difference in cost of the orphanage menu and the
ordinary meal to be contributed to orphanage work overseas The observ-
ance is very appropriately fixed for the Sunday following Thanksgiving.
Having on Thursday paraken from wen-aden tables as a token Of rejoicing
in the prosperity of America 1t is fitting that o. the following Sunday people
give special consideration to the needs and distress of those who are less
highly favored.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28

Portable pumps Of as high as five
hundred gallons capacity per hour
are used for the purpose Of removing
water from flooded telephone man
holes. So caused by heavy rainfall,
floods, etc.
These manholes are vitality import
ant to the industry and when one be-
comes flooded the cable in the nan
Doa't fail to read The PleasantVille
Press. 1t gives your home news.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Dumb Daniel Himself.

Dan: Can a cow-hide in a shoe
store?"
Philip Clerk: 'No-but calfskin."
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
However


Here's an opportunity to obtain something very
fine for doing us-and yourself-a favor.
To every customer purchasing Christmas Cards,
Kodaks, Books, Fountain Pens, Correspondence Paper,
The Remington Portable Typewriter, Eversharp or
Sheaffer Pencils, Diaries, or other Christmas Gifts,
amounting to the value of fifty cents or over, will be
given FREE a Ladies' or Gentlemen's Daily Reminder
Memorandum Book, bound in best quality black
leather, with any desired name stamped on the front
in gold letters.
These wellmade little books contain the days of
the year, with space for making daily notes or re-
minders.
Come in and look at them. Choose the size you
like, and at the same time see for yourself the array
of cards and gifts ready for your selection.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
PENHALLOW PRESS, INC.
IS. MAIN ST. Next to First National Bank
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
Motorbroke

Up-stage Prof: Who were the three
wise menu
Student: stop, Look and Listen"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-28
BEFORE HAVING DENTAL
WORK DONE-SEE
DIR. COHEN
Painless Dentist

- Ge' my prices for Expert Dental
work. Twelve years in practice. Gas
administered.
Bring your broken plates, we repair
them while you wait. All work done
same day, when possible.
Call 567-W for appointments. Open
evenings.
PosToFFlcE BLDG. (Leech Apts)
PIeasantViIle, NJ. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22

Did Roosevelt deliver his messages
70 congress IN pcrHon7
No. Wilson tSos the first prcsI-
dent IN recent years 10 do 30. wash
iH0ioH aud Adams are sald 70 haze
delivered their messages IA pcrson,
but Tho custom ioas disoontinued bD
Jefferson. and repired By wilson,
what Is tho food value OF butter;
milk7
1865 eaIorIes per pound.
During the time the railroads were
under federal control. from January
1. 1918 10 March !. 1890. what was
tho loss sustained by tho government
In excess OF the operating expenses
and rentals over operating royenues7
approximately 5000. 1890.
Is duelling against tho iaw7
Yes. u Is prohibited IN all states.
why is not alcohol used more ex-
tenHivVly as u fuel for auto motors7
Because Of a. cost.
How can ono keep silver from
tarnishing7
Siperlrdrc may be Kept bright and
clean by coating tbs articles (iodr1H-
edJ 10Th solution Of eollodioB d.
iuted Nth alcohol.
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flowers and waited.
By m by there eams'a buzzlng.
Pretty soon the htizzing stopped.
Il was Mister Bee, and he had
stopped on the very poBsy where
winky wank was hiding. wlnky
wsnk winked at himself and
watched his chance.
When Mister Bee was busy drink.
Ing up honey juice. didn't the little
Pee Wee boy give a spring and land
right on Mister Bees baekl
And Mister Bee was 20 surprised
that he almost lost his balance for
Ia minutr.
But he didn't lose lt--auits--and
the next minute no was flying away
and huzzing like eleven airplancs.
He usually only buzzed like one air.
plane. but he was so angry about
winky wank stealing ride that
ne turned on every buzzsr he had.
Now I'm an AVIATOR cried
wlnky wank, waving his cap with
one hand whffe he held onto Mister
Bee with tho other. rive always
wanted to ride bury bee. but
mother wouldn't let me. Hurrahr'
What happened tien I'll tell you
tomorrow.
ITO Be Continued
Copyright. 1873. y. f.. a. Service. Inc
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SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS

One Of the most noted. sdoccsstul
and richest men OF this country. In n
recent article sa.d, whatever / am
and whatever success hnvo at
tanned In this world owe u All 10
my wife. From the day first knew
her she has been an inspiration and
tho greatest helpmate Of my life"
Health Is tho first essential OF every
woman who wants 10 be successful
wife and to hold the love and nd.
mIraiion OF her husband. II n WON.
an finds her energies tagging and
dark circlei appearing under her
cyca. bhc has baCimche, headaches.
nervousness and tho blues she
should take LYDIA H. Pinkhama
Vegetable Compound the medicine
which holds the record OF helping IS
out OF every 100 women who try It.
There is nothing better.-AdvertIs
ment
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ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWINS
NO. 1s-wINKY wANKs RIDE
5/Olive Roberts Barton

Everybody in Pee Wee Land was
very busy. II was washing day for
Mrs. Tiny Mite. ironing day for Mrs.
UpsedaIsy twho had washed the day
before. baking day for Mrs, Pry
twho had her washing and ironing
all done and put away and clean.
ing day for Mrs. Jumper.
Every single Pee Wee was busy
even King snookums and his lord
high chancellor.
But one person wasn't DIS busy as
ne should have been. or rather he
vas buster than he should have
+, been-for he was going 70 do some
thing that he wasn't allowed TO do.
And he was sneakins off without
anybody seeing him.
That person was winky wank
Pee Wee.
He slipped out OF Pee Wee Land.
and skedaddled across the daisy
patch and orept across the sass.
patch garden 10 the porch OF Farm.
or Browns house. where lovely
vine with smelly flowers shaded Il
from the sun.
The next thing winky Wank did
was to climb the vine like steeple.
jack and when he erIwfsd half way
UP he slipped into one Of the smelly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22

united by a curved floor runner,
which enhances the curve Of the
desks surface. A desk with the
kidney curve fits nicely In cor
ner II the room Is crowded, or 1t
may be placed with the curved
side toward the room, thus exhibit
ing the unusual decoration and the
superior workmanship.
Desks for living rooms are made
In many fine woods. and In reed.
fibre and wicker for the sun room.
Write to Marian Moore, care of
this newspaper, for advice or infor-
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question: / have a square house,
with two bedrooms In front, hav-
Ing twin windows facing the street
What kind OF glass curtains should
] have at twin windows? Should
they be same material and same
style In each roomf-L. NJ, z.
Answer: BY all means have the
glass curtains at the front Of the
house alike In all rooms. Net, with
narrow ruffles, and tlerbacks, seems
the best selection for your house.
Copyright. American Homes Bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
Cynthia Grey
Is II Absolutely Necessary for Wife of Young Man
Trying to Get Ahead TO Seek Work Outside o.
Home?-Cae Merely "Eris" 0thet9oise, Is Claim
Of one Young Benedict-What Say Y0N2

Can young couple get ahead nowadays If just one Of
the tpo tUorksY
This question the subject Of vely discussion the
other day betioeen young man and Womdn
They united others 10 give their opinions.
From the statements toieed 10 evident there 1cas
much difference Of pieWpoin
The man maintained 10 impossible, under pressnt-ddu
circumstances in city of the size Of Seattle for ttOO
young people to do than erst il bit toorked
The girl said she beieued possible had been
IA her mothers dan for TO make the living for the
family alone. and the couple to progress financially
HOW ABOUT
GETTING AHEADP
With many hundreds Of young married couples toor
ing and ioih The question Of gettin0 ahead uppemost IN
The minds of MANY perhaps this controversy of the tco
young folks cod be t0eH enough discussed at length
ia the column.
Perhaps opinions iohich may be submitted bD different
readers wH help ne,olBgeds to settle the matter better
than they could OTHERWISE
So, readers please send in your letters on thie;
Can polm0 married couple nowadays progress tinan-
cialg u bnt one Of The t,Co porksg
GIVE YOUR
EXPERIENCES
Perhaps some Of voa tell your own experience and
help in that icay
Perehance there Is young couple that has stuck 10
ne old method Of hubby iooring and cfe taking care Of
the home, and still forged ahead, financially
Probably Others hare tried the plan and feHHA IL did NOT
Work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
3NG, YGGL0W SEVEN.
"a TIE BARRIER %
v OF FIRE I
eyeDs1oNp sNslA.
niSssSSSsp ~
Rn1S~uIHylAlp

bromley covered with business.
like looking automatic.
Don't move. Mr.. sbamos" he
said celdly. Captain Hewitt, Dc
you mind seeing that Miss Mayms
doesn't clear"
The commissioner started 20 his
feet, his forehead wrinklod.
u mean the woman who calls
herself Enid Bromley. soames
now wc'ro oil here. perhaps you1
he good enough 90 tell as why
Chai.ffung paid your passage q
Borneoi-why you kidnapped ths
real Chard Bromley and dumped
him IN cellar In the Chinese
quarter az slngaporel-and what
you and your confederate hope "a
gain by all thlsf' He concluded
with an eloquent sweep OF his
free hand.
Women looked from one 20 the
other with startled eyes. men
sprans from their seats and
groped for their hippocke,s.
What's all this mean. Gwynnel
demanded Hewitt.
Tho younger man heckoned q
his companion.
This Is the real chard Brom
ley"
"But-fT gnspcd Dawson. Th'
sentence was never concluded. Tor
with surprising buddonnesS. every
light went out. AZ tho same time
distant. muffied explosion rent
the outer air.
There followed scene Of indie
sorihable confusion. Of pandemon
ium above which Gwynne's volc'
could DO heard shouting for some
body 20 stop Soames.
Hewitt gathered his seatterc,
wits
Keep quito stin everybody h,
ordered. Dawson. find tina
awitch."
After an appreciate Interval M
Hight came on. revealing u chaoti'
minEilng OF overturned tables an,
scattered or broken crockcry. Their,
was no sign OF Enid or soames o
the native walters In tho whit
coats. Tho man who had beer
nearest tho actor had vanished
too, He returned almost immedl
ately. wild.eycd and GREATNESS.
ITS tho Yellow Seven" n
painted excltedly. They've fire,
tho forest. That swine must hay
known all about u; he's been fell
ins trees for weeks. The Who'll
estates surrounded by circle o
fame. itti be upon us before W
know where we ares'
The real Chard bromley cam
/ forward
Tho assistants had better &c
their mon out at once" he said
and begin clearing a line roun,
tho outer boundary OF tho estate
As far as I've been abls TO gather
tho outer sections have been NOR
recently planted There's stiil l
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o1tA sssMer. ,ne.,sss
nrGIN IIrnr rnnAn

Ht+tlN HtitE TODAY
n hnid hfomley daughter 81 Chhrd
Captain John Hewitt. commlssioner
~ Police AZ Jessrltnn. British North
t.ofnco. Bromley IA new manaTar
- the kanlak- nanialS rubber estate.
tc Issues Invitations 10 house
MAlMlns when he opens his nav
NNeiteis Peter Pennington. In love
with ltswtttis sister Monica Whey.
~ detailed BY the government 20 an
ftehond that- Huns. Chinese bandit
tnsrilh Nwynnc tells Pennington
that bromley has no daughter.
NOW TO ON WITH rHE STORY
chard Bromley was in his ele,
men,. HIS tall figure moved every.
where lie was undeniably hand.
some aud the dark hair going gray
AZ the sides lent an air Of diStinc.
tion. His ordinarily pale checks
were slightly flushed and. as tho
meal wore on, his flood OF eonver.
sation tncreasai ia volume until
every eve OF tho room was fixed
upon him. Il seemed 20 Monica.
who lost nothing. that he had
caught something OF the sparkle
% tho vintage he had unearthod,
nut his glass remained "a sho had
trst seen it-and when he Joined
IN toast his lips touched the
surface Of the fluid and that was
all.
II is possible that Mrs, Whey was
aseladieed. She had started with
a vaguely conceived dislike for
Enid and Il was not altogether un.
natural Tor her To extend this ami.
mostly toward her father. But,
quite apart from this. there was
something abou, Chard Bromley
that repealed her. Ho seemed 90
be acting a part, 90 be assuming
a cultured accent rather than talk.
ing naturally. and-eyeins him
furtiveiy-sho noticed that he
glanced at frequent intervals a,
his watch.
Enld-palc, gli,tering and amax.
ingly turned out. greeted Hewitt
with affected warmth.
The meal was finished. During
the simultaneous pushing back Of
chairs Monica found Dawson az her
side.
IT'S all wrong. Mrs. Whey he
wa5 SAYING. He can't possibly
expect Us to dance after this. Two
thirds OF the men arc bottled al
ready. or well on tho way toward
Il. The rest Of EN- have laid such
a solid foundation thar they won,
care about indulging IN serious
exercise. Huilo, Here's youns
Gwynne, What an unholy hour to
-gon up"
He's brought a friend. too add
ell Monica. turning slightly q
scrutinize dapper man in i'm
naculate whites who had no,
troubled to remove his tupee.
Suddenly woman screamed II
was at that moment Mrs. Whey
saw that Gwynne held Chard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
CURVED SHAPES SHOW
PROGRESS IN FURNITURE
Kidney Desk 10 Beautiful Exam-
pie OF Modern Craftsmanship.
az MARIAN MOORE

The up-to-the minute writing
desk IL kidney shaped. II is very
new and you can Judge It's attrac-
tlyeness for yourself by looking
at this photograph. Sofas are also
being shown In the new kidney
shape. and II the vogue continues.
our furniture will be a series OF
beautiful curves-surely far cry
from the mission styles we had a
few years ago.
The desk In the picture Is part
Of a painted bedroom suite. gray
In color. with hnnd-palnted deco
ratlonA The legs are futed and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
Thaw Goes Out On
His 4th Vacation

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. IT,
Harry X Thaw. slayer OF Stanford
white ana former husband Of Evelyn
Nesbli. who has been an inmate Of
the insane department OF tho Penn.
sylynnla state hospital. was yester-
day allowed his fourth vacation from
the asylum since he wns confined on
May rs. 1917
Judge Wills X. Martin ordered
that Thaw be released from tho in
stitutlon under guard OF his keeper
from August n 70 September 10.
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but he's not getting away with
Il like thatl-
Tho commissioner dropped his
arc and ran for all no was worth.
Ho was 10 yards from Gwynne
whom he fired with deadly accu.
rRcy. When chatHung pitched
forward on his face. Hewitt was
aware OF an enormous weight lifted
from his mind. lie was Glad some,
how that no hadn't dons Il; but
Chai-Hung dead II would mean
The beginning OF new era
Gwynne was on hts knee. He
turned suddenly.
TITS not Chm.Hung. It's--.
Hewitt. arc NO all going mad7"
The commissioner. choking
sensation in HIS throat. realized
that soames had played his last
part.
"The Wisdom Of Rabat.Pilai."
the next episode Of this gripping
series, win start In our next issuc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
GAS DANGERS
ARE REMOTE

n there 10 some point ~ inter
eat on which you are not In
formed, write 20 our Warrington
bureau and see what they can do
Tor you. Write out the question
briefly and plainly. aiEn your
mama and address. and mall %
the Washington Bureau of The
Daily Star. incioninK 2-cent
postage stamp for reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22

Who held the heavyweight boxing
championship tho longest
John T. SRHipdn.
IN making butter how much salt
should ho used9
The u s, department. o. cgrieni.
inrs recommends about thrce.quar-
frrs Of aH oaHcc 70 zach pound Of
butter
What Is filled milk? Is Il whole.
some9
MAX from whioh me butter fat
has been removed, ard uccctabie
on. usueliy cofioHsced OH. subaiiim-
81 ~ u pat on ma market ~ The
forH Of etaporaied or condensed
mRk, The last congress passed ig,c
prohibiting the Interstate shipment Of
filicd mli. and some fen. notably
Wisconsin. hare passed laica pTohib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22

A. This does not seem likely 10
occur. Tho tails OF comets arc com
posed OF very thin vapors, which are
10 attenuatod We can hardly imagine
them 20 be- whlte.hot. They mey be
NJ by some electrical force. Twice
during the 10Th century the earth
passed thru tho tain OF a comet. and
nothing was felt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
FILsrY MAHOGANY

Tho best Of mahogany becomes
filmy and the best way 20 remove Il
Is 20 wash the wood every few
months with tepld weak suds and
then polish with n fine furniture
polish
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ting ks manufacture. This ioouid N
dioaie az least that tho corern ment
and the states do not consider n
proper food for hspan consumption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
Dirt on MIRRORS

Remove ny 8peeks and dirt from
mirrors with whiting mixed 70 a
cream IN alcohol.
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omitted the advertisements
ON this page arranged will spell
Pays 10 tho Ads"
tell where they omitted FROM and mail
the Contest Editor. The Seattle Star
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@. Are the inhabitants OF tho
earth In danger Of being suffo-
Gated some day by poisonous
gases from the tail u q comet?