davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-07-23

WANTED-Thirty or forty more
families at and around Cody to re-
duce their expenses, eat better gro
c%eries, and make their money go
farther by doing their buying from
us. There are just a few people
not trading with us-w want them.
CODY TRADING COMPANY.
, 1924-07-23

Colonel Wright was in Cody last
week and made arrangements with
County Clerk Rousseau to have his
named placed on the primary ballot
for the Republican nomination for
road supervisor. The district now en-
braces all of Park county and to be
supervisor Of such II district is a re-
sponsible undertaking-Powell Tri-
bune.
, 1924-07-23

STRAYED-Two geldings. one black
and one bay. Branded 1T on
left shoulder and last seer at Wapi-
ii Ranger Station. Call Tex Ken
nedy, Pahaska. Reward, $40 each.
, 1924-07-23

LOST-Near Cody on road to Pow
ell, a leather bag containing auto
order blanks, contracts, etc. Find
er will please notify Hudson-Essex
dealer at Billings, Box 167.
, 1924-07-23

FOR SALE-Saddle horse. Young
and good locker. Enquire ut En-.
terprise Office.
, 1924-07-23
For County Treasure

Sou"'y treasurer
10 the Voters of Park County:
l wish to announce that T VII l.
a candidate on the Democratic ticLa.
at the primary election, for Couns.
Treasurer. I will appreciate WOW.
support. ~
w. L. SANDERS
, 1924-07-23


in time for the Stampede.
Mrs. Russell Crane is confined to
the house with a sprained ankle.
Mrs. Harry RACER of Irma Flat
was among the Saturday shoppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Powers were
up from Powell on Saturday.
Mrs. A. ]. Mac Donald, of Nee
teetse, spent a few days in town last
week.
Miss Blythe Mccormick of Livings-
ton, Montana, is a guest at the dub"
Cox ranch on South Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coe and child
rem arrived the first of July to remain
some time.
John Cook has purchased a laundry
in Lowell and is adding new equip
ment.
Pete Nordquist was in from the
P-P ranch on Jim Creek on Mon
day.
De Loss Miller of the Florence Oil
Company returned Thursday from a
trip to Ohio and Baker, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcdonald
were in from their Clarks Fork ranch
on Tuesday.
Mrs. "Billy" Murray and dainty
Miss Dorothy are spending the sum-
mer in Chicago.
DIR. Glenn, of Powell, was in town
the fore part of the week on bust
ness.
Mr.. Ernest May, ST., of Lead, S.
D. and his sons Ernest Jr., and "BilI'
have been visiting their old ranch on
Wood river for the last two weeks.
AS a result of cool weather in the
East many parties booked for the var
ious ranches have cancelled their
reservations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C. Wray, who
formerly operated the Irma Cafe, but
now located at Thermoplis, passed
through Cody last Thursday On their
way to YELLOWSTONE Park.
Otto Gettermey, hardware sales
man of Denver, was in town on Tues
day looking after his trade and Wis
iting with his old friend, Mike Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Biffle of Baker,
Montana, visited friends for a short
time in Cody Friday evening. They
were IN their way to the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Schultz of
Upper Sage Creek are the proud par
ents of a 10-pound sol born at mid
night, Tuesday.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Crane have as
their guests Mrs. Albert Crane and
two children, from Waukesha, Wis
consin.
Mr.. Riley Cass, forest service sur
veyor, is to be in Cody next week to
complete various surveys on the Sho-
shone forest.
Mrs. C. ]. Lowe is responsible for
the well written and constructive
news now regularly appearing in the
Billings Gazette.
Hayward Schwoob celebrated the
close of his recent visit to Cody by
taking some young people to the Pow
ell circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Henson well
coined the Cody Inn family to their
beautiful home for dancing after a
weiner roast last Monday evening.
The Cody boys and girls who are
attending summer school Mt Laramie
are expected to arrive home the lat
ter part of this week, the summer
term at that place having closed.
A large crowd attended the fifth
annual Pahaska dance given at that
place last Saturday night. A fine
time is reported.
Wired rodio, which is sent over
electric light wires, is not u competit-
or of space radio for no method has
yet appeared of putting space radio
~, N ,,.I h...- Coo.....I. 49,. +
, 1924-07-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE socIEr,

Sunday School: 10 A. N.
Church services: II a. m.
Testimonial meeting : Wednesday,
8 p. m.
At Carnegie Library.
All are cordially welcome.
, 1924-07-23

WANTED-Market price paid for
strictly fresh eggs. Call Miss Phil
lips at Valley Ranch. 40-tf
, 1924-07-23

Wanted-Girls to sell tickets on the
Eagles Nash Car. Fifteen per cent
commission. Apply to Mr.. McGinnis
at the Eagles Information Bureau.
, 1924-07-23
Car Backs OFF Bank
at River Hill-Occu-
pants Are Uninjured

Last Friday evening while Mrs. Ed
Rains and Mrs. James Hubbell and
little daughter were returning to Cody
from the Burlington station, the car,
driven by Mrs. Hubbell stalled on the
hill this side of the bridge. The
brakes for some cause or other failed
to function and the a backed down
to the foot of the hill where it slip
ped off the grade, turning over on
its side. Luckily the passengers were
unframed and the car damaged to
very small extent.
Word was received in Cody today
of the drowning of the young son of
MI. and Mrs. Frank Bovee, who live
on a farm north of Powell. The body
was found shortly after the accident.
, 1924-07-23
ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Cody, Wyoming
Services the second Sunday of each
month.
Mass at 1000 a. m.
Rev. John Spillane,
, 1924-07-23

LOST-On Monday night, some
where on Powell road, key fold,
Ben Schwartz adv. on outside. Re-
turn to Enterprise tip
, 1924-07-23
POLITICAL
For State Senator

/ hereby announce my candid.s
for the State Senate on the RennS
lican ticket. 'pu0'
b. c. RUMSEy
, 1924-07-23

LOST-Saturday, bunch of keys on
ring. Finder please return to or
notify Brundage Hdwe. Co. asp
, 1924-07-23

n ene isn't entirely surc he can
sing. maybe he'd better give bis au-
ditors the benefit OF the doubt.
, 1924-07-23

LoST-Brown box containing pair Of
boots and toilet accessories. Re-
turn to Enterprise. 1tp
, 1924-07-23
For County Assessor

l wish to announce that I am .
candidate for nomination for r~e-ela.'
ton to the office of County Assessor
subject to the will of the Repuhli..,
voters at .he August primary.
H. A. PHILLIPS
, 1924-07-23

FOR SALE-Eight-room residence ut
n bargain price. $1,000 cash, bal
ance favorable terms. Right now is
the time to buy real estate. L. Il.
Ewart.
, 1924-07-23

DIR. Glenn at Irmn, Fri. and Sat.
July 1916.
, 1924-07-23
CLASSIFIED ADS
Advertisements under this heading,
10c per line, in advance.

FOR SALE-New Cabinet Victrola
and about sixty records. Next door
to Ross Inn. tip
, 1924-07-23

FOR RENT--Fivc room house and
barn. Two room house. Apply
Mrs. Ella Grcenwald. 49-tf
, 1924-07-23

FOR RENT-Sleeping room, with
bath. Call No. SIM.
, 1924-07-23

FOR SALE-Tame White Oats. Os-
a White.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23

G. S. Sokol ma Clark ave. po-
fadati. Hudbu pro cvicenf j
pro tanec obstara zupni vybor
sam. u
Zprava nacelnika byla po-
zorn6 a sc zajmem vyslechnu-
ia a rozhodnuto vylet mist
Mich jednot dine 8. cervna po-
radati.
Sirsi zab. vybor ma byt svo-
Ian ma sobotu vecer, dine "a.
cervna, do sine Sok. Czech Ha-
vlicek, kde Sc dalsi podrobno-
sti mali ujednati. Prftomnf "a
stupci vyslani bratr. jednota-
mi Sokol Cleveland, Nova
Vlast a Komensky. Tim schI-
re ukoncena. Sepsal K. B.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
VYIET MA SOKOlSKOU
FARMU.

Zapis re schIze zab. vybo-
ru mistnfch sokol. jednot ko-
name dne II. kvetna SIM
Sok. Czech Havlicek.
SchIzi zahajil a ridil zupni
nacelnik br. v. Prech. Pritom-
nym zastupcim podava zpra-
WI, ze prvn6 byl umysl zupy
usporadati majovou vychazku
ma sokol. farmu S cvicicim
clenstvem. Pri blizsim projed-
mani prislo sc vsak k nahledu,
by mimo vychazku zactva W.
zvano bylo veskere clenstvo
mist. jednot k 1casti.
Plan predlozeny jednotam
ku schvaleni byl prizniv6 pri-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23

jat a pfftomne sestry a bratTi
mali podrobny program W.
pracovati.
Dale uvadi, re reditelstvo
fanny upravuje jiz pozemek
ma vyletni misto ze dne 8.
cervna mini slavnostnim zp1-
sobem otevfenf zahajiti.
Tim zajist'uje Sc cele nasi
sokolske rodine vhodna pfile-
zitost mas pozemek 81 prohled
nouti. Misto nachazi Sc blize
mesta q prec jen vzdaleno
m6stskeho hluku a lomozu.
Ma dosti mista ma prostna cvi
ceni, pro hry micem, krasny
les, vodu ma koupani a j ia
necnf sin. Po dohotoveni bu-
de to idealni misto jiste "kus
prirodni krasy", kde veskere
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23

tlenstvo a pfiznivci Sokolstva
sejiti Sc mohou We volne pri-
rode.
Doporucuje, by kazda jed
nota 81 zjednala povoz k do
prave ditek a po pffpadG i Gle
MI nemajicich vlastniho po-
vozu ma farmu i zpet.
Doporucuje, by vybor vyse-
tfil u Cleveland Hudson Buss
Line, ktera jede pres Twins
burg, odkud a kdy vyjfzdi z
Clevelandu a "a jaky popla-
tex.
.Technicky .odbor zupy pro-
vede ma vyletnfm miste spolec
nou zkousku ditek clenstva
ma zavody, ktere Sc budou
dne 21. a %. cervna t. r. v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23

Strana zapadn zapocne dnesnim celou ser W
znamnych savnos kerych bude do novostav
by skoy p Ceske Sni Sokol Clark pametn deska
Pofad zahajen bude iz dnesnho vecera g. hodine We
Ger koncertem kterem cinkova bude kapea Omladny
j. A. Komensky els. L. Produkce madych nasich hudebnk0
bude vastie vhodnym vodem Vastn akt zasazen desky
vyEonan bude Ultra sobou hodine odpoedni kdy
uvtac predseda patrontu Prech nacez nase
dovat budou narOdn hymny zpev skon mladeze Vzpo-
menuo bude vsech, kdoz prozl nezistn6 poecne
diu tax duleztemu zachovani naeho zivlu zde
mofem.
Savnostnm recnkem bude obetavy ucitel nasch skol,
JOS Vaasek ehoz rosovu ulozeny budou RUNE do
kumenty ine pamatnosti doby do desky ato
urcene mso, kde hlsat bude vysedek svorne spou
prace obcansva.
Dale nasledovau bude pronasen zdravc zastupcd a
supkyn nasch organsaci zapis do pametni knhy Sav
most sobotn zakonena bude zaverecRou reel F. Sakryda
Hudebni program soboni obsara kapela Sdruzeni Ces
kych Hudebniku.
Nedele vyhrazena jest Narodnim Radovankam. ktere
zahaji 2. hod odp sokoska hudba vhodnou skadbou
zahajovac reGi pfedsedy ridtesva Ant Mlazovskeho
Pfislune zdravce spoku zasoupenyh paronat sine So
kol prednesou enokrate deegadky nacez proslov sav
nostn rec " Pfech Dalsi porad ponechan csa "a
bavna P6vecke trio pp Vokounova. Stechova Hovorko
va zapee nekere pisne doroenc dorostenky Sokola No
va Vlas poda ukazku teocvGne vysp6lost maly Karel
Dvorak zazpva dtky manzelu Tejbalovych Tomskovyck
Kreicich provedou zamavy pekny anec. kterem die
programu zazpva ST. Viola Konradova Akovkou sehranou
Dram Odb Sokoa Nova Vast bude porad zabavn ukoncen
zayerecnou rec promuvi mstopfedseda Patronau
J. Kral
Poradatestvo Bazau vykonalo kus poctve prace, ably
Bazaar a dspechem skutecne vyznamnou udalos cele
zapadn strany test nadeji re ucas neen rany "a
padn ale vech ostanich nach osad bude nevet ak
jz bohay naznaue jest pfipraveno kazdeho
neco jest take postarano, ably pobyt vSem miym hosm
cinen by nejpremnes Proto vsechny krajany do
be vue Pfdte vsichn IT, kem mas budouc osud skutec
ne ezi srdci Budete bez vyjmky vschn neupfmne
vftani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
Odzvsneni fezu?

Rudy fez tfapcem byly ty-
picky tureckou pokryvkou hla-
Wy. TAX jako nosi elegantni In
dove k evropskemu. obleku tur-
han, tax byvalo caste vid6t i
Turka, docela evropsky a po-
die mody od6n6ho. ale ma hla-
We mel svii fez. To bylo tim.
ze pro vericiho Turka bylo no.
Semi fezu povinnosti. Prestal-li
rekdo pokryvati svou hlavu fe
Zem. Znamenalo to asi tolik
ze odpadl od viry. Ackoli pd
vodne nosil sc v Turecku tur-
ban. Fey @byly nejdrive vyra-
vsnyi We mest6 Fezu. Ale iiz
pred valkou zmocnil Sc teto
vyroby j prnmysl v iinych ze-
mich. DneSni mlade Turecko,
kan ma vzduch vanouci od il
mud vice pristupu nez mel dri-
We. zavadi zde novotu. Nebu-
de jiz pTikazem nositi tradic-
nihO fezu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
Uncle diamanty nemozny?

Ma vyrocnfm shromazd6nf
kralovske spolecnosti pro mi
kroskopii v Londyne prohlasil
.vynalezce turbiny Sir Charles
Parsons, ze Sc pokousel po 20
rokG vyrobiti umelou cestou
diamanty a ze ma experimenty
vydal 10000 liber sterlingn.
Dosel pry k zaveru. ze Sc VII
bee. nikomu nepodarilo vyrobit
umele diamanty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
JI1 DNES BAzAR
v CESKE SIM SOKOL
ma Clark Ave.
a bude Sc konati
&c., "a. Is. KVETNA.
PORAD:

V PATEK
23 kvetna, zacatek 6 hodin vecer
Ucinkuje kapela Omladiny J. A. Komensky els. l.
v sOBOTU
a. kvetna, zacatek We hodny odpoedne
GRAM:
Zasazeni pametni desky ma novostavbe skoly.
L. Zahajeni slavnost preds. Patr p Vac Pfechem
2 Hymny - Zpev skolnich ditek.
g. Prednes diki vsem pracovnikdm "a postaveni
move skolni budovy.
4. Slavnostn rec pfednese ucitel p. JOS. Valasek.
s. Ulozeni pametnich stin zasazeni desky.
6. Zdravice zastupcG zastupkyn spolkI = Zapis
do pametni knihy.
7. Zaverecni rec prednese p. Fir. Sakryd.
8. Hudba, - Sdruzen Ceskych Hudebniki.
" NEDELI
25. kvstna. zacatek We hod. odpoedne.
NARODNf RADOvANKY.
PROGRAM:
l. Hudba. = Sokolska kapela.
g Zahajeni "Radovanek' predsedou Riditestva
br Ant Mlazovskym
3. Zdravice malych zastupci patronatnich spolki
a. Slavnostni rec pfednese pred Patr br. V. Prech
5. Zpev, prednese trio pi. Vokounova, pi Ste
chova p. Hovorkova.
g. Cviceni dorostenek dorostencG Sokoa Nova
Vlast.
Z. Zpev - prednese hoch Karel Dvorak.
8. Tanecek ditek manzelG Trejbalovych
Tomsik Barbora Krejci.
g. Zpev 81. Violy Konrdove
10. Aktovku sehraje Dram. Odb Sok. Nova Vlast
IL. Zaverecni rec mstopred. Patronatu p. j. Krale
Zveme tmto vsechny Ct krajany celeho Clevelan-
du k navsteve tohoto bazaniho zabavniho podnilu
$ ujistenim re Sc dostane kazdemu pfijemneho po-
baveni vytecneho obcerstveni.
PORADATELSTVO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
PRVNf NAVSTEVA.

Tatik z venku. kdyz stahli v
biografu svstla: "Sakra. ted
jim to zhaslo my uvidime pen
drek |"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23

Go chces. zeno? Pes ma sve
blechy. vlk ma hlad a manzel ma
zizenn."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-23
VRELE DiKY.

S poctem hlufok6 vd6cnosti vzdav;me timto ne
sroecn6j isl diky vsem pfatenl, solscdm zllmym
ktem siicastnili pohrbu nascho movantho manzela
bratra svakra stryGka
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-01
NATIONAL HOME

oficer OF the day. Capt Godfrey
Little.
South China will again play the
Home Legion team here Wednesday.
Mrs. B. E. Varnum has returned
from two weeks auto trip to Cherry
field. ~Penohscot, Machias and St.
Stephens, n. B.
Rev. r. l.. Phalen has gone to Bar
Harbor for the balance of the week to
visit friends.
Woburn, where he was called by the
death of his mother.
Harvey Drapeau has returned from a
pass to Augusta, where he went to visit
friends.
Burroughs have been granted 10
James NJ. Hanlon to Laconia, Ernest
L. Gfllies to Boston and William Reddy
to Waterville.
Thomas Marshall OF Manchester. n.
H., late Co. E, list Me. Inf, and John
F. keough of Boston, late Co. H, 4Srd
U. S. Inf, have been readmitted
Chandler Fl. Lewis of Wiscasset, late
Co. A, 103rd Z. S. Inf, and John w.
Boardman of Hartford, late Co. A, 18th
y. S. Inf, have been admitted to the
Home.
Fred A. Talbot, late Service 9Th U. S.
Inf; Roger *. Foss, late Co. D, 33rd U.
>. Coast Art, and Romeo l.. Laferriere.
late second censor and Press Co., U. S.
A., have been dropped for being absent
without leave more than 60 days.
The funeral of the late Edward Nell
son will be held in the Home chapel at
1880, Rev. Paul S. Phalen officiating.
During the months of July. August
and September, Cutler Post. No. 4s, G.
A. r., will hold but one meeting a
nonth--the third Tuesday at 2.s0 P. M.
j. Levi Bean has returned from a
few days trip to Portland.
Miss Margaret Mccormick, trained
nurse IN the Home hospital, has been
granted months leave which she will
pass in Lowell and at Hampton Beach.
The moving picture program for
tuesday evening will be Miss Mabel
Balm and George Walsh in VANITY
Fair" with a viii Rogers comedy.
"Hustlin' Hank"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-01
Winfield s. Philbrook

Winfield S. Philbrook. highly
Respected citizen of Gardiner, died at
his home. 101 Higholburn street,
Monday afternoon. after lingering
Illness. Mr.. Philbrook was born in
Winthrop. Maine, Feb. 3. 1845. son
of Franklin r. and Annabelle (Cutts)
Philbrick. He was of family Of 20
children, Of whom ten, four brothers
and six sisters are now living. Mr..
Phiibrick enlisted in December 1853
in Co. l.. End Maine Cavalry. and
served until the close Of the war.
lie came to Gardiner early in life
and has been employed in the paper
mills of our city. until poor health
compelled him to cease work some
four years ago.
He was n member of Heath Post,
G. A. r.. Hermon Lodge. No. 81, +.
and A. NJ, Lebanon Royal Arch
Chapter, No 10 and of the Maine
Commandery No /, X T. He IL sur
vlvcdi by a widow, four brothers. Jo-
seph Philbrick OF West Gardiner.
Llewllyn OF South Gardiner, Frank
OF New Hampshire and Vernon of
New Hampshire. and six sisters, Mrs.
Eta Berry Of Litchfield, Mrs. Lettie
Wentworth Of West Gardiner, Mrs.
Addie SkalI of Augusta. Maine. Mrs.
j. Leslie Card of Wellesley, Mass.
Mrs. Susie Whidden of Hartford,
Conn. and Mrs. Myra Atkins of
Hartford, Conn. Funeral services
will be held from the late home
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-01
EAST WINTHROP

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Raymond of
Lewiston passed the weekend with
James Skene and family. The Ray
monds were among the happy num-
Der to be served a delicious baked
bean supper at the home of Mrs.
George Raymond at Winthrop on
Saturday night when she entertained
the members of the Raymond Paper
{Ce., of Lewiston.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Barton of Hartford, Conn, have Pc
ceived cards announcing the arrival
of a fine baby boy. He has been
named James Peter. Mrs. Barton
was Miss Eleanor Armour, daughter
Of James Armour, and lived in this
place until her marriage year ago.
Fred Hewins of Everett was call
ing On friends in this place on Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Turner of Liberty Wis
tied Miss Laura Griffin the past
week.
Miss Clara Jackson of Springfield,
Mass, and Miss Nora jackson of
Brattleboro, VT, are at their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. " c. Jackson.
Harry Packard of Baltimore, Md.
was the guest of his parents on Sun
day.
D. L. Higgins and family have
moved out to their camp.
+. D. Smith with his councillors
and about rs boys have arrived at
Camp Yukon for the summer.
Guests at Mrs. T, ]. Dudiey's are
Mr.. Myers and two sons. also Mrs.
Moskowitz and daughter Miriam, all
Of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-01
PTTTSTON

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clary of
New Britain was called here last week
by the death OF Mr.. Cary's father. II.
II. Cary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Choate and
daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Linwood
Choate and Mrs. Frank Choate OF Hal
lowell We're recent visitors at the home
of Wallace Choate.
Mrs. George Moody was a visitor
Friday in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Seekins and Sher-
man Taft have returned to Exeter, y.
H., after passing few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Seekins.
Miss Elizabeth Carroll of Augusta
is the guest of her aunt, Miss Louise
Kealy.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E Webb and daugh-
ter Vera OF Auburn, Miss Harriet
Moody of Lewiston and w. S. Thomp-
son and daughter of Rumford were
callers Sunday at the home of ". L.
seekins.
term Friday, June %.
The union school committee will
hold its annual meeting at this village
Saturday, June IS.
Alfred Stilphen, who has been very
i'll for several weeks and been under
going treatment at the Gardiner hos
pital has returned to his home in town
and is reported as improving.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday, July ?, at the home of
Mrs Peter Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold +. Reed and
family of Augusta were weekend
guests at the home of Mrs. George
Russell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-01
soIshsvism Grow. in korsa

Seoul. May 20 ca. P. by MaiD-
Unrest is increasing in Korea and
rebellious elements. inclining to boil
shevism and communism, are grow
ing in strength, according to a state
ment issued recently by the Korean
acknowledgement mere.
The statement says the japanese
authorities in Korea have good
reason to fear insurgency and boil
shevism win develop into a serious
danger within the next few years,
and have decided to reinforce the
gendarmerie in the peninsula and the
guards along the northern frontier.
The outstanding development In
this connection, the statement de-
ciares, has been a move to unity
numerous local bodies. ostensibly la
Dor or religious associations, for the
secret propagation Of seditious or
bolshevist ideas. The Japanese au-
thorities have listed Ill snch organi-
zations. and ordered the, dissolution
OF the majority Of these.
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NURSING YOUR BABY

The greatest attention that VI
can possibly give your baby VI
be to supply him with your bred
milk. II is important therefore ID
YOU give special attention to q
food that you eat in order that yc3
breast milk may be prolone.s
Breast milk is the best food for ycl
baby-especially during the wan
weather when bowel troubles 4
more frequent.
Your diet should consist MANI
of green leafy vegetables, freshFa
and milk. Use meats sparinsl
Drink plenty of water unless otts'
wise instructed by your physit,i
The more exercise you take and
more you are out in the open air d
greater your appetite for the CO
sumption of these foods will be, u
therefore the greater the amount
milk you will have for your bah
Do not exercise TO the point I
fatigue. Avoid all food that d
agrees with you, for the food d
disagrees with you is likely to cav
your milk to disagree with vi
baby. Please remember that Vi
are now eating for two. You
not only eating to supply nourd
ment for your own body but you q
also eating and drinking to sup,
milk that will contain the pro,
nourishment for your baby.
Regular movements of the bow
are necessary for nursing moths
Do not dose with cathartics wi&o
consulting your doctor. Thu
drugs will be transferred th:uy
your milk to the baby and prcdu
undesirable effects. At this Il,
you must take plenty Of rest SID
eight hours in a room with windc'
opened. 1t is a good plan 10
down for at least an hour eve
afternoon.
Although breast milk is the SAID
food for your baby, the greatest a
must be exercised to prevent "a
tamination. Both the breasts q
the nipples should be bathed vi
soap and water daily. The noths
hands should be freshly wa'AS
before she nusars the baby. INN
diately before And after nursing,
nipples should be sponged with
piece of sterile gaaze dipped in 90
sterile water. In between nursrt
the breasts should be covered wi
a piece of sterile gauze to pEts1
them from contact with the clott1
and to absorb any milk that mig
trickle out. The gauZe used shsa
be thin enough to permit free q
culation of air. Antiseptic solutiu
should not be used on the nippV
as these cause an irritation VIII
results in cracked or bleeding n
pies and consequent painful nurirl
II the nipples become sensitive
touch, expose them to the air
two hours twice daily. Bathing
nipples with cold water tends
harden them and prevents irritattS
II the nipples become sore in 81
OF these precautions it is advisal
to consult a physician immediate