davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-07-06

The whole Of the brain never works
at one time. 1t operates alternately
in two halves.
Evening star., 1924-07-06

time the cloud from which they came
may have dissolved or passed beyond
the horizon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
A Los ESTUDIANTES EN- GENE
RAL Y PRINCIPALMENTE A.
NUESTROS SOCIOS

Esta institution compuesta uni
camente de los estudiantes de la Es-
cuela Central, con un ndmero de
socios mayor de seiscientos, nunca
ha tenido por norma crear la dis
cordia entire la ofcina Y los estudian-
tes. Por ESQ siempre ha contado con
ci mas decidido apoyo de la prime
.ra, la cooperation mas enthusiastic
de los segundos.
Indiscutiblemente que nuestra po-
pularidad entire los estudiantes, de-
mostrada por el gran numero de So
clos inscritos en- las listas prepara-
Gas al efecto, justifican la influen-
Icia Y simpatfa con que contamos en-
tire ellos.
La "Sociedad Literaria" tiene por
norma beneficiar los estudiantes,
2 la escuela, a la colectividad Ell
todo 10 humanamentc possible. Por
ESQ organizamos conferencias ms
trIctivas, veladas de acuerdo con las
ciases mas importantes, certamenes
literarios artisticos, otorgamos pre-
mios para fomentar el debate, V
muchas otras actividades que ademas
de nuestra magnifica Biblioteca ire
putada por ell Departamento de Edu-
cacion como la mejor de las escuelas
p1blicas de Puerto Rico) contribr-
yendo a hacer del estudio en- general
algo completamente llevadero inte-
resante para los estudiantes.
Es absolutamente incierto el ru-
nor que ha salido de los enemigos
de la sociedad, de la escuela, de los
estudiantes de la colectividad, de
cue esta institution fomenta la SUI
puesta huelga de estudiantes mencio-
nada en- un diario de la mafiana.
Nuestra institution, que es la de
los estudiantes conscientes, no per-
mite que sc haga dano la escuela,
como consecuencia directa, al cueI'
20 estudiantil de la misma.
Laboramos solamente por ell des-
arrollo de 10 q. es digno de este mag
nsfco plantel de ensenanza, nunca
I tan bien dirigido, no secundamos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
Los Acidos en- Ell Est0mago
Causan Indigestion
<rovocAn gases, agruTas y do1oreE.
ne aQui el reSaedio

Las Sutoridades medicas asegurau
que cast las nueve Gecimas de todos les
casos de enfermedades del estomago, in
digestion, agruraS, gases, nauseas y ma
tulencia, obedecen al exceso de acidoS
hidrocl6ricos en- ell est6mago, no, como
algunos suponen. la falta de jugos di-
gestivos. E1 adelicado tejido del este
mago Sc irrita, Ia digestion Sc retarda y
los alimentos Sc agrian facilmente, cau-
sando los desagradables sintomas que
todos los que padecen del estomago CO.
I.ocen demasiado bien.
Para tales caSoS no Sc reQu1eren d.
gestivos artificiales que por Ell contrar1o
pueden causar verdadero daIo, EnSaye
Ia abstenci0n de semejantes digestivos
auxili2res, obtenga en- cambio, en-
cualquier droguerfa, algunas onzas de
Magnesia Bisurada, tomando una cucha-
radita disuelta en- un POGO de aqua deS-
pues de cada comida. La cuarta part3
de un vase de aqua es su1lclente. Esto
le purihcara ell estomago, evitando Ia
formation de acidos eYcesivos, no ex-
perimentara agrur1s, gases nj dolores
La Magnesia Bisurada Cen polvo 8 en-
pastillaS-pero nunca en- lfquido@0 EN-
fornla de leche) es inofensiva al est0-
Inago barata en- Su precio Y el mas efec-
two conpuesto de magnesia para el tEa-
tanliento del estomago. La usan di2ri2-
Eiente miles de personas que hoy dis
frutan de sus conidas sin mas tenores
do Indigestion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

la obra destructora Nevada a efecto
con demostraciones de poca cultura
y ninguna fraternidad, en- esta Alta
Escuela de San Juan.
LA SOCIEDAD LITERARIA,
Cristobal Real, Jr.,
Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
A Los CANADEROS
de- LA ISLA

Sen0r6S.--
Tengo ell gusto de comunicarles
que tengo un tratamiento especial de
uno de los Veterinarios mas compe-
tentes de Madrid consistente en- una
Inyecci6n para prevenir Y curar ell an
trax en- ell Ganado Vacuno.
Siendo esta una epidemia muy pc
ligrosa en- ell ganado, llamo la aten-
ci6n todos IDS. para que Sc fjen
en- la expresada playa y usen dicha
Inyeccion, y terminaremos con dieha
epidemia en- menos de seis meses.
Todos los que deseen dicho trata-
miento pueden solicitarme en- mi Off
Gina Gale de Cerra nro. IL Parada Is,
donde estar6 sus 6rdenes, Telefo-
no 1409; eseriba al Apartado de
correo B. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
Atentamente,
D. LEO BAIZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
ES san PEDRO DE MAcoRIs

FL dfa tres del mes entrante Sc ce-
lebrara en- San Pedro de Macoris, Re
pnblica Dominicana. el juicio en- contra
del chofer Eduardo salinas, natural de
allf. por haber dado muerte con Ell au-
to que guiaba a la seiiora Conchita Var
gas, esposa del senior Sebastian Cor
chado, ambos portorriquenos. El accl-
dente ocurri0 EN- la calle Miramar. de
aquella poblaci0n. Y, segun informes
Sc debio la excesiva velocidad en- que
marchaba ell caro- manejado por Sail
mas
A iuzgar por los datos que tenemos,
ell senior Corchado fue arrollado tambien
en- ell mismo accidente, pero, mas afor-
tunado que su esposa, logr0 sobrevivlr
a las fuertes lesiones que recibiera.
Segl1n informes, los esposos Corcha-
do-Vargas contaban con algunos recur-
sos v habfan lido residir a Sto. Do
mingo. donde ella ejercfa ell magisterio
Y 81 trabajaba como perito contable.
La infortunada DANA era hija segun
nuestros informes. del senior Hermoge-
mes Z. Vargas, de esta ciudad, quien,
como saben nuestros lectores, ha figu-
RADIO entire el nIimero de nuestros ie-
gisladores como representante la Ca
mara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
RESOLUCIONES De
La COMISION De
SERVICIO PUBLICO


La Comision de Servicio Pnblico ce-
lcbr6 session en- la tarde del "a del ac-
tual, con asistencia de los Comision.
dos Chard6n, Esteves, Figueroa, Huy-
ke Ortiz, habiendo resuelto los ST.
guientes asuntos:
Dict6 orden aprobando ell contrato
entire la Compafiia Electrical de Yauco
y Ell Municipio para ell alumbrado de
la ciudad, despu6s de tomar conoci-
miento del dictamen del Attorney Ge
neral.
Orden6 Ell archivo del permiso con-
cedido la Compafiia Popular de
Transporte, Inc, por Ell Secretario de
la Guerra para remover guitar cier
tas rocas situadas en- la bahia de San
Juan cerca del embarcadero de la
Compania en- Cataiio.
Sc dispuso Sc sirviera ell senior Ro-
driguez Carlo, de Ensenada de la OPT
ni6n del Attorney General respecto a
| su consulta a la Comisi6n 81 Seria acep
table una fanza hipotecaria los efec
tos de la que deben prestar los portea
dores pnblicos por vehiculos de motor
de acuerdo con Ell Reglamento.
! Sc flo una vista publica para ell
martes, 80 del actual, las 2 de la
tarde, en- ell case de la querella del Mu
nicipio de San Juan VS.. American Rail
road Company of Porto Rico para que
Sc establezca un paso nivel donde la
continuation de la calle Tadeo de Ri
vero intercepta la Inca de dicha COM
pafiia en- Puerta de TERRA.
| Fueron designados examinadores es-
peciales Ell Secretario, ell Contable y
Ell Ingeniero de la Comisi6n para cele
brar una vista publica en- ell case de
| las tarifas de servicio el6ctrico de la
Compafiia Electrical de Yauco segdn
solicitud de dicha compafifa
Sc acordo Sc pasara al Municipio de
San Juan copia de la opinion del At
torney General respecto La forma
de contrato para ell servicio de acue-
ducto, donde dicho funcionario llama
Ia atencion de que ell cobro de un car
go mfnimo es contrario a las disposi-
clones del apartsdo (a) del Articulo
de la Ley de Servicio Pubico.
Sc pas6 al Ingeniero de la Conlision
cierta communication de la Ponce Flee
trio Company respecto las tarifas
de fete para ell transporte de carga
del Muelle Municipal.
De acuerdo con una mocion presen
tada por los Abogados de la Compa-
i MIA Hidro-electrica de Ponce, Sc la con
cedi6 una pr6rroga de 20 dias mas pa
ra presentar su alegato en- Ell case de
i la peticion de franquicia que esta ba-
| 10 consideration por la Junta.
Sc pasaron al Ingeniero de la Co
! mission para su informe los contratos
/ sometidos por la Porto Rico Railway,
Light g. Power Co., para ell sumirlis-
i tro de alumbrado los Municipios de
Yabucoa Y Ceiba, respectivamente.
Fueron autorizados ell Secretario, ell
ConCaDIe eI AngtI1eio Uo l." S0
sion para actuar como examinadores
i especiales en- Ell case de la sohcitud
del sefior Simon Carlo para construir
explotar un malec6n muele en- La
bahia de Mayagiiez, a cuya concession
Sc opone la Mayagiez Dock g. Smpp-
ing Co dandose instrucciones dichos
funcionarios de sefialar la vista proce
dente recibir La prueba de las par
j tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
LA OFENSIVA ESPANOLA
EN- MARRUECOS

MADRID, setiembre 25. Omitted
Press) .-Despachos ofciales de Ma
rruecos anuncian que en- la zona oc-
cidental los nuevos planes de la
ofensiva que dirige el Directori9
contra los moros continuan obtenien-
do brillantes exitos.
Las operaciones que Sc llevan ca
bo con el fin de abrir camino hacia
Xauen contin1an obteniendo mag.
nificos resultados. Las tropas del ge-
neral Castro Girona ocaparon los
puntos estrategicos que dominan 81
camino que conduce de Benkarrich
Ameyarin fortifcandolos.
En- todas estas operaciones que Sc
han llevado a cabo durante las ulti-
mas veinticuarto horas Sc han re
gistrado pocas bajas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
La eminente pianista....
tcontinuaci0n de Ia sa. pagiaa)

de los grandes clasicos y de los macs
tros modernos, acaricia un nuevo sue
no, va realizados los primores que sur
gieron en- su inquieta imagination de
rando este medic ambiente, tan estre-
cho y ten sordido en- que Sc desenvuel-
ven nuestras artes, pudiera resultar
una utopia de no contar con la ayuda
ly la cooperation de todos sus compa-
triotas y sin duda alguna, con la sub.
venci6n de nuestro Gobierno Insular,
al cuaI elevamos nuestra peticion de
que Sc ayude Sc proteja nuestra
artista en la realization de su alto
prop6sito.
Emma Boehm Oller Sc propone esta-
bleccr en- San Juan una Academia de
Musica en- forlna; una Academia la
altu-a tie los mejores centres educa.
icionales artfsticos del extranjero; V
lpara clio cuenta con su inquebranta-
Bile entusiasmo de artista su genero-
sidad de coraz6n
Hahlando de sus prOyectOs nos ha
1 dicho que no desea nj lucro nj mas glo-
ria que la que cubre su frente blanquf-
isima que solo desea hacer algO por
Puerto Rico, dotar al pats de un CEN
tro artfstico dignO de su nombre, en-
donde encuentren estfmulo enseilanza
los numeroSos j6venes de ambos sexos
en- cnyas mentes late la chispa del ge-
tnio y que viven mueren desconocidos
lpor falta de ambiente de ayuda.
De contar con un ambiente propicio
Ipara la criStalizaci0n de su idea, la Sc
norita Boehm Oller Sc dispone a traer
Ialgunos de los mas famosos profesOres
lde mdsica eytranjerOs para dar classes
en- Ia Academia. la cual podra llegaT
a ser alg1n dfa orgullo de Puerto Rico
No hace mucho. sc present0 en- nues-
ira Legislature un prOyecto de ley
Icreando, 81 NAL no recordamos, una Aca
denia de Arte o cosa asf Ahora, as
In 0portunidad de recOger aquellOS di
IseminadoS eSfuerZoS. reunirloS t0dos
con la ayuda V la cooperation de tOdos
los portorriquenos, v pOnerlos para su
lrcalizaci6n bajo la inteligencia noble
" eficaz direction de nuestra eminente
pianista, Emma Boehm Oller, una de
Inuestras mis- legftimas glorias artfsti-
cas-.
La selora Boehm Oller tiene. no hay
Ipara que decirlo, toda nuestra ayuda
Ell la realization de srl empeilo, Y con
fiamos en- que el pals correspondent en-
itusiasmado a la feliz patri6tica, Ell
ell mas puro sentido de La palabra, ini
ciativa de Ia genial artista
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

etc To e.
y conbna
del SUNSET
SUNSET la nta mas fna hecha
n utensiio
(reaIo
o
de be SUNSET
dores
poFvo anene SUNSET
No NADIA
esaentes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
SUN SET
TINE. Y SOLO REOUIERE 80 MINUTOS.
NO MOJE TODAS LAS SEMANAS, TINA
UNA SOLA VEz.

SUNSET es tan rapido tonos Iigeros anna
riIIo claro, azuI cobaIto, heotropo ETC.. como 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26
FLoREs NATURALEs

1Quiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bou-
quets? Bonitas Coronas y otros traba-
Jos artisticos en- flores naturales Lila
me al telefono 800 santurce. (stop 20
Martin Pena y sera atendido por ID
Sra. Parsi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-26

IA .SOCIEDAD LITERARIA DE
LA ESCUELA SUPERIOR
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
Seven Types of Shoes
for Women's Wardrobe

At least seven types of shoes are in
the wardrobe of every well-dressed
woman In the opinion Of experts. OF
course in many instances women in
clude In their wardrobe a great many
more types, but these seven are es-
Sential.
The seven types will carry milady
through the day, from her waking
hour to the moment when, the dance
or reception over. she retlres.
AS summarized by experts in style
and comfort, the shoe wardrobe Is as
follows:
The boudoir slipper.
The morning shoe for wear around
the house.
The sports shoe which may be any
or all of number of styles designed
especially for different games.
The walking shoe. of style and color
to match the street suit.
The afternoon tea shoe.
The semiformal shoe for evening
wear.
The formal slipper for the formal
affair Of the night.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
Added Touch of Color
May Be Cure for Blues

A new pocketbook is made like an
overgrown envelope and holds every
thing dear to the heart of a woman
who must be out and about her busi-
ness all day long. They are made Of
brocaded silks or of pieces Of paisley
shawls. or of handsome striped moire
satins. one OF these even will add
new interest to nm old frock and be
delight to your eye every time you
look at 1t. Moreover. you will have
1t all ready to carry with your new
srl, Tnl you '"on't be put to the ex-
pensc of purchasing 1t at the time
when you must necessarily he buying
so many new things all at one and
the same time.
Even snappy bit of colored hand
kerchlef will help enormously. String
II through your wrist watch ribbon
when you are wearing a black cos
tune or white one and see how
much that touch of brilliant yellow or
ce-,se will do for your general appear.
Rnce.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
81 81 ||||R|R|4KHR| RR|| |'||!||

70 warm that 1t was late when Mr..
Bear crept into his house for his win
ter sleep.
He did not stop up the cracks or
openings to his house for the mow
when it came would do that he re-
membered his father had said But
what he did not know was that his
mother always provided plenty of dry
leaves and grass.
Mr.. Bear had not chosen his home
wisely, either. for 1t was in the loca-
tion where the cold north wind would
whistle through all the openings II the
snow did not come and close them.
But these things did not bother Mr..
Bear. then, for he was very fat when
he went to bed, and it was warm
enough in his house. So he gave a
few grunts and snuggled himself up
for good long sleep.
He slept for long time. 1t was
past the time for the first snow, but
1t had not come. And poor Mr.. Bear
awoke and shivered; then he sneezed.
He rolled himself up tighter, but 1t
was no use; he was cold.
Without opening his eyes he began
to feel for more bedcoverings- there
were none. He had not thought about
coverings when he went to sleep.
The wind whistled and shrieked
about his house and through 1t as we'll
Mr.. Bear could feel it blowing his fur
and he was not as fat as he was when
he crept into bed. He would have to
get up and get more bedding, that was
certain.
Poor Mr.. Bear crept out of his house
, and began to hunt. It was a desolate
looking place outside, no green leaves
or grass, only dry twigs and bits OF
grass tufts and dead leaves.
He worked a long time before he
had enough to make his bed comfort
able and decided that his mother knew
more about what he needed than he
did. "The very first thing 1 do in the
spring." said Mr.. Bear as he pulled
his bedding around. him, '1s to fine
some nice Miss Bruin and ask her tt
be my mate. This bachelor life is all
right in the spring and summer time
but when it comes to winter and the
house needs looking after a fellow
| needs wife-mother was right"
! 70 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
YOUR 80: :: z; Z: -: =:
eiss-ths eapabilities q
HAND : s :::;:;: =: g: : r. r. : =: :: =:
THE HAND OF A DOCTOR

EOR a successful physician, the line
L of fortune, which starts at the line
Of life, near its end, and runs to the
finger Of Mercury. the little finger,
should be strong and well marked, to
indicate personal merit. The mount
of Mercury itself somstimes bears two
parallel vertical lines, to show sue
cessful ability in the healing profes-
sion, and the making Of money there
by. Lines on the same finger, running
from the bottom phalanx to the top
of the middle phalanx. show scientific
or medical knowledge.
The mount Of Mars, lying between
the outer ends of the line Of the heart
and the line of the head, should be
well marked, to signify courage, pres
ence of mind and quickness in dag
nosis. The same qualities are shown
by what is called sometimes "the sec
ond mount Of Mars" lying at or near
the junction of the thumb with the
rest Of the hand; that is, above the
mount of Venus, the ball of the
thumb.
% BY wheeler Syndicate. Inc)
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
CTheUhu
of
Superstitions
APRON STRINGS
BY H. lRDlNG KING

0TF YOUR apron string becomes
L loosened your true love is think
Ing about you" is common supersti-
tion with unmarried young women.
This arises from the idea of the an
clients of the magical power of knots
to trammel and obstruct human activi-
ties, physical and spiritual. In mat
ters Of love and marriage knots might
obstruct the relations between a bride
and groom and act as obstacles to
the course of true love.
Professor Frazer says that as lately
as 171S 'the parliament at Bordeaux
sentenced person to be burned alive
for having spread desolation through
a whole family by means of knotted
cords; and cites a case in Scotland
in 17Oo where. two persons were SEN
fenced to death "for stealing certain
charmed knots in order. thereby, to
mar the welded happiness Of Spalding
Of Ashintilly." These magic knots,
you see, had to be found and united In
order that their baleful effects might
cease and the two persons who stole
and secreted them had thus prevented
the untieing.
Now the knot which holds your
apron strings may be charmed knot,
obstructing the thoughts of love. II
1t comes united Of itself your lovers
thoughts flow to you free and unob-
structed.
Far back in early classic days ex-
amples Of this superstition of obstruc-
tive knots is found and 1t prevails to-
day among nearly all the savage
tribes of Africa. 1t is primitive In its
origin and based on homeopathic
magic-''like produces like"
70. 1923. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicats.)
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
MIR. BEAR WAS COLD

Mr. BEAR was not very old. If
AVA he had been he would not have
made the mistake he did once upon a
time.
Mr.. Bear was young bachelor. His
mother had warned him he should
take wife, but Mr.. Bear had said he
wanted some fun and did not wish to
be burdeaed with wife tagging after
him.
You will be sorry when 1t comes
winter" his mother told him. at is
lonesome living all alone and then you
will need someone to look after max
ing your winter bed. Take my advice
and find a mate"
But no, Mr.. Bear would not do this.
Instead he trotted off to another part
of the forest to live where his mother
could not mag him about getting mar
ried.
He did have jolly time. Nobody
to ask him where he was going or
when he was coming back and eating
all the honey he found and not hav-
ing to share it with anyone. Oh, how
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
Novelties Will Help
Add Cheer to Outfit

II you are Ill, feeling low and un-
happy, a new frock or even 4 new tag
Of trimming somewhere about your
costume peps up your spirits most
wonderfully and makes the sickness
seek cover. And, if lowness Of en-
ergy puts itself upon you just as one
season Is passing into another, why
not look to the state of your clothes
to see whether or not you can make
regenerations in that direction to the
end Of saving your own soul7
Haven't you often heard girl say,
just at this special season Of the year,
"Oh, I'm so tired Of my clothes;
just hate to put on the same old
things when get up in the morning?"
And haven't you felt for her then be-
cause your own case had shown
symptoms Of that very essence at so
many times?
Well, one knows perfectly well that
girl can't always afford a whole new
frock or coat just for the purpose Of
reviving her sunken spirits-and Just
on chance at that. But she can
have a new fol-de-rol or fixing for a
dress that is only monotonous and
not old.
She can add luster in this man
ner, and with very little expense, so
that she can take a chance at least
on the process of her own home doc
toring. She can in this manner take
little excursion of her own into the
methods of modern nerve treatment,
and who knows but she may be es-
tablishing n precedent-at least for
herself, which is her most important
concern at any rate.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
HIi@;|il|G;I |i|;I lIl4I1I

number of her friends, learning that 1t
was her birthday, came in to help her
celebrate.
The evening was greatly enjoyed in
playing games Of different kinds un-
til a late hour when a lovely lunch
furnished by those present was served.
Those. present were Misses Alice
Chase, Grace and Nellie Miller, Mary
Jurick, Anna Perko, Myrtle Moore
Phoebe French, Opal sultzenberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Sultzenberger,
Messrs. Gilbert and Raymond Chase
Frank Mallery, Warren Caffrey, Joe
Corthell and Gerald Brutsche and Mrs
Thomas Heuschkel.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
Celebrates Birthday
With Dinner and Party.

Edwin johnson, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Edwin Johnson, celebrated his twelfth
birthday which occurred Sunday, by
inviting n number of his schoolmates
to his home Saturday evening.
The party was served delicious
dinner after which the evening was
spent in playing games.
Those enjoying Edwin IS hospitality
were Kathryn Blaine, Virginia Rawles,
Evelyn Logan, Mabel Crook, Dorothy
Boland and Helen Johnson; George
and Darrow Winters, Jack Carson,
Raymond Zadra, King Richey, Billy
Malaby, Charles Merrill, Billy Claus
sen, Omar Mccartney. all of this city,
and Merritt Ritter of New Castle.
Given Surprise
On Birthday.
Miss Frances Duffy was agreeably
surprised last Saturday night at hei
home on South Grand avenue, when q