davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
UIl1lDlgE 4PNkHf
slovenskej Ligy v Ansriket
AMERIKA Il PRIsfA4fovALE
CTVO.
Pise 0. D. Koreff.

Po skonceni svetovej vojny agi-
tacia proti prist 'ahovalcom sa pri-
ostrila. Priciny boly rozlicne. Nal
iednei strane demoralizovane po-
merry Europe, ma druhej strane
neurovnane pomery hospodarske
v Amerike, ktora sd vratila prize.
myslovej cinnosti valecnej kp nor
malnej vyrobe pokojnej, vystrahs
vrativslch sa cestovatel 'ov, ktori
strasili Amerilku, ze celia Europa
stoji batozinou pri brehu Allan
tiku a caka ma preplavbu, politi-
cke prevraty a strach pred Sire,
MIN sa radikalnych myslienok '.
Amerike vsetky tieto okolno
sti prispely ku formulovaniu NO
veho zakona obmedzujnceho prj
st 'ahovanie sa na tri procenta
3
eli a scitania l'udu v roku 1910.
:. Ale, este tento zakon, ktory sni-
zil pocet pris ahovalcov ma nieco
Wac ako 350,00O, Medal sa byt'
dost' drastickym a tax konecpe
doslo ku formulovaniu posledne-
ho legislativneho pokusu obmedze-
MIA prist 'ahovalcov. Tento .zakon
vst1pil do platnosti /. julia 1924
pod menom "Selective Tmmigra-
ton Act of 1924 Tymto zako.
nom sd snizil pocet rocne pripust
nych prist 'ahovalcov asi ma 167,,
900. o tomto zakone a jeho ncin
kovaniu ma otazku prist 'ahovale
ckn zmienim sa neskorsie. Ze A
merika .dosial' nenasla definitiv
ne stanovislso ku otazke prist "a
hovalecltej1vysYita 2 toho, re ten
to poslednN ,gzakop Dude v plat
ndsti d, 30. jdna 1927, kedy N;
byt' nahradeny zakonom osnova
nym V predlohe senatora David;
A. Reeda Pennsylvania, a Sic
ma Sa pripustit' 2 percenta vset
kych Amerike byvajtcich pri
st 'ahovalcov ma zaklade scitani;
l'udu roku 1920, so zvlastnyn
zretel ON na pocet naturalizova
n,y.ch ,obsanoy tel alebo onej ma
rodnostnej grupy; ma pocet tych
ktori vlastnia majetky; na obno
soch, ktorymi prispeli pocas voj
ny pri zalupovani tax zvanycl
Liberty bondov; na sdhrnnych Wy
mozenOstiach ramci americkeht
narodntho zivota. Inymi slovami
II ktori sa najvacsom pocte pri
Sp6sobili k americkemu zivotu do
Siahnu najvysSiu kvotu, ked' S;
budc formulovat' novy, a mysli
NE al konecn! prist 'ahovaleck.
zakon. Ze Amerika mieni riest
t6to otazku ze ju mieni riesit
talk, ably bola spravodliva voci VS.
tkym strankam interesovanym, J
badatel'n ne 70 zaujmu, akym s
sleduje ma vysokych skolach amf
rickych so strany americkych Pre-
fcsorov. Williams College vo Wi
Jamestown, Mass, v lete t. +. Wy
drziaval stolove konferencie, ia
zvant Ground Table Conferel
ccs'' "Population and Relate
Problems ktorych som sa na III
dost' predsedu Slovenskcj Ligy S
ca:tnil a v[sledok ktorych niz
podavam.
Williamstownsky univerzlta
poslednc styri roxy vydrziava kc
fcrencie a porady-Lo beznych d
lezitych otazkach, ku tlcelu tom
to pozvc li;ekol 'ko sto veduci'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
REGIsTRACNY TYzDEN A
NATURALIZACIA.

Naturalizacny zakon nariad u
je, ze prve obeianske papiere
vydavanie druhych alebo poda-
ME ziadosti o druhy papier OBJ
ciansky nemozu byt' vydavane
behom DOLBY 30 dnf pred vol 'bami
verejnymi v tonlto smere ned-
raduje sa den pc prevedenych vol
bach. 49,. .. "r
DO tejto dobyy spada registracnt
tyzden, tax re obcania v mestach
prvej triedy a druhej s1 nntefi
sa predtym dat zapisat do So
| znamov, ze obGanmi sd, V niektc-
rych statoch ze SIT schopnl eitat
pfsat' po anglicky, ked' 81 pra-
| III, ably boli opravneni ku svojrntl
hlasu. 4
V dobe predvolebnej nema sa
/ nikto hlasit o prvy ebciansky pa
pier a zbytocne by dochaazal dc
| nradovnc sddneho clerka. ;.
Dnes poznava sa, ako, je d6lezl
Ete byt' obcanom Spojenych Sta
tov uz otazke prist 'ahovaleckej
Kazdy NAL by sa snazit' stat 81
americkym obcanom co najskor
Sic a ked' potom je, vtedy Ease 81
ma starat', ably Dol V registrac
nom tyzdni resistrovanS, ably s.
mohol zncastnit' liza ol'bach, G
ie kazdeho obcana nutnou povln
most 'ou.
Teda dobe cd 4. oktobra Il
do 6. novembra sd naturalizac
nych llradovniach ami prve al
druhe papiere nevydavaju. kt
chce mat podrobne informacie
naturalizacii, mech sa obrati n
=, Czechoslovak Bureau, Foreig
!, Language Information SERVED
119 West 41st St., New York, \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17

iffu' dali pokoj pofitfkari d nechali |
lo udeneoin ku fieseaiu. Tato O.
tazka n6ze byt vzata ma zretel Z
viacerych stran. Ale predovset-
kym, otazka rozmnozenia sa oby-
vatel'stva ktorejkol'vek KrajinyI
je zakladnou otazkou rozmnozenia
sa tax zvanych zivocisnycht odro-
dov. z prirody mono pozorbvat
ze kazda odroda alebo kazda rast-
lima ked' jej je dana prilezitost
rozmnozi sa v takom pocte, ze "a
kryje cely povrch nasej zemeguli.
Kto studuje vyvoj, evol1ciu, jeI
oboznameny ohromnou schopno-
st ON rozmnozenia sa rozlicnych
druhov rastlin a zverov. A my 81
vel mi zriedkavo nvedomujeme re
l'udstvo je samo tax vyzbrojene
orirodou. Ked' by sa l'udstvo roz
mnOzovalo ako sa bolo rozmnozo-
valo pred svetovou vojnou, "a de-
;at' tisic rokov obyyatel 'stvo ze-
megule, by obnasalo 221, $40, ,0O0,-
DOC, 900, ,0O0,0oO,O00 "a este "a nhl)
Tnto obrovskii Gislicu, 81 lepsie n
vedomime, ked' to premeni ime IA
miesto k staniu. Jestli re dovoh-
me 11a stopy (18 colov) miesta
ma zemi pre- jednotlivca, bolo by
0 $60,57O,OO0, 900, 900, ,000,0O0,OOO
100000, 100000 osob Wac, nez mic
sta, ma ktorom by mohly stat .
l.Rozumie sa samosebou, re ku ta
kym pomerom nedojde, ale doslo
by ku MIN jestli ze by boly prajne
okolnosti. Desat' tisic rokov le
dina doba, 'tieto tislice s6 OBJ
rovskt, ale"ukazujd ony co by sa
mohlo stat " otazke prel'udne,
MIA. =" ''....
Nasledkom neobycajnej schop'
uosti rozmnozenia sa vSetkeho II.
veho tvorstva a pudu, ktory We
, die su rozmnozeniu. jestvuje sklor
vsetkych organickych bytnost
rozmnozit' sa takom pocte, II
by jednotlive druhy zaplnily ce
IL obvod zemskI ked' by to bolc
moznost 'ou. Priroda sama kladit
te ito moznosti hranice priestol
: ua ktorom sa moze ten alebo oncr
druh zivociSstva rozmnozit je OBJ
| medzeny. Moze sa rozmnozit pc
iste hranice potom sa rozmno
: zenie zastavi, a slce preto, lebt
:, nieto ,xyizixy prenho. To- je 5edel
), 20 zakonov prfrody ten mustn't
: vzdv mat na zreteli ked' sd "a
podievame touto otazkou. Drul
alebo odruda prestane sa mnozlt
ked' prestane mat dostatok vyzl
Wy pre- svoje potomstvo. Vysledof
; ie. ze kazdy tvor alebo kazda ra
stlina sn viac-menej podroben
: stalosti poctu, t. j. mozu ist' tai
| d'aleko a ME d 'alej. Avsak icl
schopnost' rozmnozenia sa a icl
: pud rozmnozovaci zostanu nezme
meme. Obycajne v prirode pocet Il
mrtny vyrovna sd poctu poro!doV
; a vacsina je, co nazyvame medz
c l'udstvom, itmrtnost' det1, totl
I druhv alebo odrudy zahynil V Il
tlom veku.
: Va pociatku svojho vyvoja c'o
: Iyek Dol tiez takou odrudou. IA
: pocal svoju karieru ME inak ne
X ihe odrudy. ktore boly jestvov;
/ ly pred MIN. Ale NAL on, clovel
q iste zvlastnosti, ktore mu posk,
! tovaly vyhody a dovolily mu $
u rozmnozit' . Nevieme, axe tie vse
> XIV zvlastnosti boly, ale vieme,
NAL vel Uni einny a prisposoben
sa schopny n,odzog, schopny VIZ
"a stu, a vynimecne pohyblivd ruk
III Lzvlastne ale odporu schopny vel
Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
FARMY A MEsTsKE MAJETKY
SLoVACI, PozOR!

My sme jedinf !slovens'll vyraba-
telia sladkych napojov East
Youngstown, Ohio. My vyrabame
soft drinks kazd6ho druhu Ma
Sc ceny sd mike. V pade potre5y,
tefefonujte 5Os97so svoje potreby,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
lh AKRA ZEME A z IZBOVY
DOM V MESTE MA PREDAJ.

Vel'ky 7 Nbovy dom, ktpcllla,
forncs, vodu d elektr. mono "a
West, gaz dome, vel 'ka barna,
cimentovana pivnica a ] pol a.
kra narozn6ho pozemku, ktory
mozno ma loty popredat "a dobril
cenu o par rokov. Tcnto majctok
preda sd eely alcbo len pozemok.
Ccna nfzka, bra prilczitost "a
robit ,vel'ke peniaze buducno-
sti. Hast sd treba M. Mraza
" redakcii) d'alsie podrob-
nosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
Bratia q ssssfy v f0rtsdl0uth, w
sS1bzii ii sbor 6l0v. Ifgy.

Brat Andrej Jafiga Ports
mouth, Va. pfse: Cteny spolubra,
ajomhfk, ttnto Vas i1ctive ,1po.
vedomujem, ze j v Portsmouth
Va. clfopili sme sa do prace "a tt
nasu Pittsburghsku Dohodu a
nej vyplyvajdcu samospravu Slo
venska zalozili SINE 81 403. sbol
SLOW. Llgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
7oyxes1owH1k1 xk11xXxg1 kxx1EY

Y. D. pa1hflst, 4tofyeh IND Oeslso.
slovenska nfadovfl este zasoby d
jednotlivcom poskytne vytisk "a
darmo. Pre- klnby poskytnute mo-
III byt' tieto pahhflety po Sc kds.
(FLlS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
.FARMA PRI MEADvIId,E, PA

tFARMA PRI MEADVI14E, PA.
SO akrov dobre obrobenyeh, Pc
kna 'zasoba sdreva, dobre far1nar-
ske .stroje, 8 .Kone 4 celia droaa
Eide $ kdpou. .Kazdeho druhu ovo-
Gina. Kto ellce kdpit' :. aobrd far
mt, mech sa ma hazaS pad hlasi o
d d'alsie informaeie. Mozem zame.
nit al "a mestsky majetok.
ia. BROWN, majitel'
1896 Loveland Road
Il. d. 4, Youngstown: Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17

Slovenska Lisa je vsenarod-
mi ustsnovizeh, vstapujts do nsj!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
FARMA MA PREDAJ

1876 akrov, 60 akrov drcva na pilu
Il rastuci ,lcs, 16 izbovy dom, mastal,
krava, kon, tckuta voda, zem rovna.
,lc to fajna farma Ma statok a moze
byt knpena "a cenu len domu ma far
me. Piste: P. E. Wood, Townville, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
PAT AKRovl FARMA.

a 6 izbovy dom, barn, nrastal, kur-
MIX, 200 ovocaFch stromov IA vini-
ca V Mineral Ridgc,t2 mile od me-
sta Niles, len 2 minnty od kary
skoly, obchodov kostolov. Fila
ste sa IL R. /. Pearsall, Stop 21
Mineral Ridge, o. (o44
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
Drobne olllasl
HL'ADAME DIEvCA

alebo zenskd ma vseobecnd domu-
Ell pracu. Dobre miesto, dobra
plaza. Hast sa treba d Mrs.
Chazanoff, 321 Kyle st. Telefon
1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
v y6b6su y poslsdn& prize
sfsost Ssfu3ts VI!
MATEJ MRAZ
VdtetllkT N0t&r

Afidavity, Knpno-predajne smln-
Wy, Plnomocenstva vyhotovujem
spravne a obstaram konzul&rne
potvrdenie.
$50 w. Federal st., v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
EAST YOUNGSTOWN
BoTTLING WORKS
-
3 100 - 18th Street.

My poslnzime ku svad BAN, krsti-
nam a vselijakym zabavam d ban
ketom. Rychla obsluha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
DO RENTU FARMA

Da sd do rentu vel 'ka 12612 a.
krova farma Coitsville Town,
ship, 5 pol mile cd Youngstown
ia miernu cenu Ma tri alebo pat
rOkOv. Haste sa izbe {. 204 Fe
dcral Bldg. Telefon 32557.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17

Williamstownsky univerzita "a
poslednc styri roxy vydrziava kon
fcrencic poradyzo beznych do
lezitych otazkach, ku dcelu tomu-
to pozvc lliekol 'ko sto vcdncicli
ucencov a odbornikov, ably tam v
kruhu tax zvanych stolovych spo.
locnosti - round tables -->pre-
triasali dolezite otazky dina. Jed
nou tych dolezitych otazok je Q.
tazka prist 'ahovalcov a v pred
1aSkach o tomto predmete, ria
denych profesorom Harry Pratt
Fairchildom z New York Univer.
sity, mnohe vzacne cenne nazo.
ry boly vyslovene a vymcnene. Pro
fesor Fairchild vydrziayal ;si Str
mast prednasok, ktorych obsah |,
,oli ich zaujimavosti ' kratkost
1llze podam. ~
Ola, prpfSEaliirchildaa Fili 5: q. ssstffzka ssIttffzka "a
l'udnenia Ameriky je otazkOu q
sto hospodarskou, nie pleaien
nou alebo narodnostnou, hoci ne
mozno sa uplne vyhnlt vplyv;
biologickemu. Inymi slovami, pro
blem prist ,4loi4..osAy zostal b.
prcblemom yedeckym, -ked D,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-17
DoBRE DoMY MA PREDAJ

rs
4 izbovy domec garadzom ma
West Side, "a $2500, ma splatky.
Takmer noyy 5 izbovy bungalow
ma West Side S gAzom, fornesom
elektrikou, "a $3500.
Novy 6 izbovy dom garadz,
utica dlazdena vsetky improve.
.menty, pri Mahoning Ave-, "a
$3.50.
FRANK T.. ZIMMERMAN
|. 706 Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Tel. kancelarie 662s6, Res. 39810
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

had the two magic books she would not have to go 10 the key makers home 10 get new key for her doors. She said she would Dc able to make a key hers4lf Hith the magic from the books"
 Then sure enough. the tro magic books must be in her house." Rag gedy Ann said.
 Let us three go inside and scsrcn sgain." Raggedy Ann suggested.
 "Tou and Raggcdy Ann go inside. a hiIe l aiay oIt here and watch Tor the old witch 10 return" the hobby horse advised. 'Thcn 1T l gee her coming. can ttll you: then you can mop upon my hack T you wish and uiH run so fast, the witch will not be able to catch Hp @i'n Es."
 So Esrgedy Andy and Raegedy Ann q gain Weut into the Nitch's house and looked and cooked. But sill they could not find the Two magical books.
 she must have IaJe them iDtis- ible.+ l.aEgely Aar yaid. Tor other
 wies us uoI.s has found them.'
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

But you must hear me, Dorothy I wanted you, and 1 had to have you. I loved you enough to risk my repu- tation, to do evil to a respected friend, in order to win you. Don't you realize that this showed a love of which your Anglo-Saxon men would be wholly incapable? Poor Peter was the victim--but he has gone now, and you must seek your happiness in me. your husband"
 My husband!" the girl echoed. as if the thought were incredible to her.
 Yes. You are my wife. You don't owe any more loyalty to Peter only to me for better for worse-and that means you take my past crimes on your head. You share everything with me, and that means you share first, and you will be bitter; but I want you to put it out of your mind. You've got to be my partner now, even in my evil deeds. Dorothy, l want you to respect. rather than scorn that quality of unconquerabl ble purpose in me that won't let me fore go the things that l want; and par ticularly l want you to remember that it was all for you. The thing is closed and done, part of the dead past: and I want you to put it out of your mind"
 The girl strengthened and sighed,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

your stumps in his direction. He aint in what you'd call the sweet est of humors.
 What's the Big Idea""
 "Did--he--hear? He jerked his head toward me.
 "l don't know" the other returned. He was just coming in when she broke loose and his engine was act ing up. But hurry up. if you don't want him coming up here.'
 The leader turned to me.
 Crawl back in to that truck and stay there" he commanded, with return of his former swagger. And don't let me hear nothing out of you if you know what's good for you" I moved toward the truck in ap- parent obedience, but no sooner had the two men disappeared in the ele- Vator. than 1 began a systematic circle of the big loft in an attempt 10 discover, some other means of exit than the big elevator. I had heard the click of bolts as the doors closed and knew that they were securely barred against me.
 The windows I saw at once were hopeless, so high were they, and even if there was any way of clam bering down them from outside there was no possible way Of reaching them from the inside unless looked at the big truck speculatiyely, and kept thinking about it as l went around the walls tapping. desperately searching for some secret door.
 f9ither there was none. concluded at last, or it was too cleverly hidden for my hurried search, and I re- turned 10 the truck, studied its shifts and brakes for minute, then climbed to the scat, and turning the key, looked sainly for the starter 1 button, l had wild idea that if l could guide the truck beneath one of the windows, l might climb to il, and see what chance there was 1 for getting out but the big l truck would have 10 be branked- something had forgotten, and some thing I could not hope to do.
 In my tense scrutiny of the truck had noticed no ascent of the ele- vator, no sound of opening doors, and the sound of familiar voice behind me swung me around gasping,
 What's the big idea, Lady Fair?" he drawled,
 Harry Underwood stood just behind me.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Me eAdveuturesj EagysdyAnn A @RagseAyAnly < {sS11s !y 1skry GrueVe e7

The magical hobby horse told Ragg sdy Ann and Raggedy Andy how he had carried Minga the Witch through the woods almost 10 the home Of the key maker and how he had kicked up his heels and sent the mean old creature sailing over his head. Tt will take her a long time to walk back here and we can hunt for the two magic books she took from Rag sedy Ann"
 But I have looked all through the Witch's house." Raggedy Ann said "The two magical books are not tLerc!"
 But they are there. Raggedy Ann." the hobby horse said. For all the time the old Witch was mending my broken head. she talked out loud to herself and she said that r she only
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

RagEedy Ann and Raggedy Andy believed this 10 be true and they were just about to give mp when Raggedy Andy bumped his head into come thing as he stopped over.
 Why" he cried in surprise. Gan you see anything here. Raggedy Ann?" he asked as he pointed 10 where he had bumped his head.
 "Thers's nothing there" Raggedy Ann said.
 But l bumped my head on some thing when ] stopped overt" Raggedy Andy said.
 ''Thcn. there must he something there, Raggedy Andy" Raggedy Ann said as she walked up and felt where RaEredy Andy pointed,
 Why" Raggcdy Ann cried in sur prise, Tt feels like trunk or s box"
 Rags sdy Andy also felt around and presently the lid Of the trunk, and, when he had opened the lid Of The in- visible trunk. why then of course everything inside the trunk could be seen.
 There laying right on top Of all the vitch's magical charms and things eere the two magic books, the large red one and the small green one.
 RaEgcdy Ann took them. Now" she asid. T shall lock the doors and we will find just how 10 make these books small enough so that we can carry them in cur pockets. then we will not have to lay them down when Ue stop to have ice cream sodas as NC travcl along through the deep. deep Neods."
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
FABLES ON HEaLTH-
CONSCIOUS BREATHING

Conscious breathing was s term Mir. Mann of Anytown had never heard before.
 As long as there is air and per- sons lungs are all right, he'll breathe-whether he's conscious of 1t or not" Mir. Mann reasoned.
 Which is perfectly true. If it were not we'd all suffocate in our sleep.
 But there's proper way to breathe, and lazy mans way The lazy man breathes enough air 10 keep him alive--and that's about all.
 Then the doctor told Mr. Mann about the benefits Of conscious
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
cansleAa

, so until after I found out that Harry Ellington was betraying me every dsy Of his life. You have been the one man, Waiter that has never betrayed my trust. think if you did, should want 10 die: and yet, dear. I'm afraid. I'm afraid 10 marry you. My married life was so exceedingly unhappy that l have sometimes wondered fl love can be wound about and confined in marriage bonds.
 rather distrust myself as 2 wife, Walter Harry Ellington seemed to be very fond of me when We were first married, and, in fact. l received letter from him the other day an which he practically told me that he wished he had me now. Yet. he grew tired, very tired when he was | with me constantly Won't you? Oh. my dear, my dear. if is a very hcwil1 1ering problem, and I'm much e1raid that whichever way l solve it l shall feel it Is the wrong way. l have been happier dear, the last few months than l ever have been since that wild honeymoon Of mine and Harry's and it is because ] have been doing something that l love 10 Go. You know that I set myself up iE business. but l don't knot that I ever told you-in fact, I do not think I ever told you or any one else--that Lealie Prescott rave me the money |" do this. and has been my sflent partner all through the venture.
 It has been sminentiy successful, and I have almost come 10 feel tha' work is the pansces for every in. + gives one a chance 10 bring many CGntacrs into ones life-at least the kind Of work l am doing. You meet people. they. amuse. they interest. or they ang you. [. st least. am never indifferent to them. And n gives you something 70 mink about besides yourself
 One grows So E@lf-centrred and so self-pitying when one lirrs much alone. Tntii 1 ggrt into this busi- Ecss. Waiter l thought l was one of tbc most mis rsb bl. women in inc eorld: and nov know I'm not.
 expect you are saying What is Ruth writing aii This tn me af this time for" !. mysf if. don't know. dear. except that don't ~ant 10 give ID this .jttle shop. and kn"W yoH like 70 'rstri. you '-x. yotfr eife to be extremely brilliant. 10 meet and entertain your sr.enHs- in fact. Fou want her 70 p. fust Uife. wonder v can do tHisr am wonder of you. Walter 5han of any other man ] know. would break ms hasrt not to haze the feeling Of y0Hr interest and care of rne. Tn fact. I'm one of thasA naughty if-!s girls that s8Ht f0 eat mr cake an ] have s fol
 nil sa~ rga. dear, am go.nz io -n myself as
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New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
SAT AND LOSE WEIGHT

One half grapefruit, 1 chicken sand wich, 1 cup consomme, s ounces bah- ed mackerel. F cup string beans, tablespoons beet and nut salad, 1 cup straw berries, 1 toasted bran roll, slices rye bread. 1 pint skinned milk. Total calories, 107S. Protein, 2ss; fat. 2S4; carbohydrate, S51. Iron. .o20S gram.
 The chicken sandwich is made of the chicken cooked for soup the day before. Use all white meat for the reducing sandwich, as there is less fat in the light meat of fowl than in the dark. If the meat is quite dry andtast eless put it through the food chopper and combine { table spoons meat with 1 chopped medium sized sweet pickle 2 large pimolas and enough lemon juice to make moist. Season with salt, pepper and a dash of mustard and you'll have a sand- wich that it's easy to eat and still grow thin. The bread is of course unbuttered and should be whole wheat or gluten.
 The ounces of fish is weighed after honing but before cooking.
 Combine diced heets with coarsely chopped oceans and shredded lettuc. using tablespoons beets and table spoon nuts and F cup shredded let tuce. Season with salt and pepper and pour over 1 tablespoon each of lemon and orange juice.
 EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT
 One half grapefruit with table spoon sugar. cup rolled oats with . tablespoons seded raisins. tablespoon sugar, i-f cup cream, 1 soft boiled egg, 1 cup cream of mushroom soup. chicken sandwich, ounces baked maclserel with ? tablespoons lemon butter, . new potatoes in parsley sauce, F cup string beans in { tabla- spoons cream. { tablespoons beet and nut salad with 1 tablespoon mayon-l naise. tablespoons steamed rice with 1: tablespoons strawberry butter sauce. { tablespoons rhuharb tapioca pud. ding with tablespoons whipped cream, toasted bran rolls. 8 toasted crackers with soup. slices rye bread, 2 tablespoons butter. 1 pint whole milk.
 Total calories. Ssai. Protein. tss. fat 1898; carbohydrate, lssb. Iron. .0s35 gram,
 This chicken sandwich should be made moist and rich with oil mayon- naisc, tho bread should be bnttered and dark meat can be used as pre- ferred. However. white meat is more easily digested and she who would wax cornulent must consider her d. Gesiive apparatus and not overrork it
 For parsley sauce add tablespoons minced parsley to : tablespoons but ter and simmer three minutes Then stir in r tablespoons flour snd slowly add 1 E cups milk just ss in an white sauce.
 Three cups straw berries cut ir halves are beaten into cup hard sauce to make the strawberry butter sauce. This is guaranteed 10 make yon gain in weight
 Copyright, 1924. NEA Service. Incl