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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-04
per cent below 1919.

per cent DSioW 1917.
The figures cover the output Of
mon, aiad steel. teatiles, meat pack
ing, coal mining, non-feTrous met
ais. leather. newspaper print, &C.
ment, petroleum ard tobacco manu-
facturers.
Atlanta manufacturers today eX-
pressed themselves as highly opti-
mistic over the outlook for business.
They say there is district probia-
bility that production in 1924 will
eventually pass beyord the record
rate Of last year, in all Southern
plants.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-04
Tanlac Has Done Me Worlds
on Coed And Has Greatly
Helped My Baby, Too
Says MRS. Long.

"Tanlac has done me a world of
good, and in SO doing has greatly
helped NY baby, too" says Mrs. j..
>. Long, 106 Main ST., Exposition
Mills, Atlanta, Ga
Last spring when I was on the
verge of a nervous breakdown my
baby girl, not quite a year old then,
was not doing at ali well either
Both the baby and myself We're
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-04

field, Mrs. w, NJ. Humber, Mrs. j.
T Warren, Mrs E G Parker, Mrs
Stephen Pace, Mrs W. H. Emmett,
and Mrs. c. v. Tyson
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
RAMSAY MAC DONALD

Lo que publica Ell "A. B. c. de
Madrid, peri6dico extremadamente con-
servador, de su corresponsal en- Londres
respecto al Gobierno Laborista, v es-
pecialmente su primer ministro Mac
Donald:
Tengase todo este en- cuenta. y
parecera extraho que Ell Gobierno Sc
sostenga tan bien como Sc sostiene. FL
autor del milagro es en- gran parte Ell.
propio Ramsay Mac Donald, una de las
primeras figuras de la politica inglesa
contemporaries, con condiciones perso-
males para brilar entire los primeros mi
nistros de la historic britannica Distin-
guese como mediator, como polemista,
como jefe; es ell portavoz, 81 juez y el
rompeolas contra quien Sc estrellan las
tempestades. Posee en- sumo grado esa
virtud basica de la politica inglesa; la
virtud de transigir, sabe, ademas,
cuando hay que transigir y cuando hay
Qu0 pcImducCG1 1AulC. NduAS AAAo6AAAe'
cuando descansa; 10 unico cierto es
que debe trabajar, como termino medic,
unas cuarenta y ocho horas- al dia,
amen de asistir banauetes pronun-
ciar discursos humorfsticos al llegar la
hora de los postres; de ir a Palacio
a las grandes fiestas de la corte; de
descubrir monumentos inaugurar es-
cuelas estrechar las manos de juga-
dores de futbol en- compafiia del princi-
pc de Gales; todo este sin dejar de
ser laborista. Para cumplir con las ohli
gaciones que lie han tocado en- sueite
ha sido dotado por la Providencia con
una resistencia ffsica increible, una eio
cuencia y facilidad de paiabra que esta
hacienda 6poca en- Ell Parlamentc, Y
una figura. una simpatia y un encanto
personal extraordinarios, Ramsay Mac
Donald Sc ha ganado Ell respeto La
consideration de sus adversarios y Ia
confanza de todo Ell pals.
Contribuye sostener al actual Ca
xbinete el escaso deseo que los demas
sienten de sustituirlo. Los laboristas
llegaron al Poder, no porque obtuvie-
ran mayoria en- las dltimas elecciones,
sino porque los otros no La consiguie- Z
ron: La unfca diferencia real fue en-
que ellos lograron el apoyo limitsdo y
Conditional de los liberales. Por tanto,
para que ocurriese ahora una crisis To-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
AL1MENros ADuLTERADos

Ell Inspector de Alimentos de Ma
yagiiez, Andres Rodriguez, denuncs6
a Juan Pagan, Candelario Davila y
Luis Pagan por vender cafe adultera-
do con cereales y fueron absueltos
por el Juez Municipal de dicha ciu-
dad
Ell mismo inspector denunci6 Juan
Gonzalez por adulterar leche con aqua,
y el Juez Acosta Quintero, de la Cor
te de Distrito de Mayagiies, 10 SEN
tenci6 a siete dias de Garcel.
Ell Inspector Rafael Mangual Leon
de Maricao, denunci6 Daniel Coro.
nado por vender pan acido y de ma
Ia cahdad, y la corte Municipal le
impuso un dollar de multa y las cos
tas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31

Muchas cosas lindas, agudas, inco-
nexas, arbitrarias, podrian decirse acer-
ca de la obra, tan RIGA en- sugestiones,
de Anatole France. Por mi parte, pre-
fero reducirme insinuar no mas de
media docena de ideas generates ira
zos discretos que, a mi parecer, Sc
aoomodan al peril de esta personaiidad
majestuosa Y risuefia.
En- mi adolescencia, despues del pe-
riodo de lecturas omnivoras. cuando
comenc6 leer con discernimiento y
fruici6n, cal bajo Ell hechizo de Ana
tole France. Sc considerable entonces
como un escritor muy moderno, colma-
do de ideas de futuridad, y que ia
vez en- 81 SO asuInia la esencia mas re-
finada de las letras preteritas. De en-
tonces aca, apenas he rectifcado mi
parecer. Sligo creyendo que es uno de
los pocos escritores perdurables. entire
los de antafio v los de hogafio, a Pc
sar de las modas en- el pensamiento $
en- el estilo. Porque Ell hembre, a trG-
YES de las edades, no muda de natrra-
leza; 10 que llace es ahondar mas y mas
en- diversos laberintos de su propio
ser, humanizarse mas y mas, ir POGO q
POGO obteniendo el maximo rendirnien-
to de sus capacidades intrinsecas Q inc
ludibles. Aparte de la mera ocupacion
y lucha pore existir, las preocupacio-
mes primordiales del hombre, en- cual-
quier 6poca, son sienpre id6nticas:: go-
Ear, emocionarse, comprender. Y aque-
Hos escritores que en- mayor nnedidA
aciertan a desarrollar-para ST y para
el pr6jimo la capacidad de goce o
sentido de la belleza, la capacidad dc.
emocf6n o sentido dramatico, y, La ca
pacidad de compensation o repertoire de
ideas precisas y claras, son los destiiia-
dos perdurar. singularmente cuando
la intelecci6n Sc acopla inseparable
to con la emoci6n sentimental y esteti-
ca, de donde resulta la iroiia. aptce
casi divine de la humana inteligencia,
en- que el crear y el jnzgar Sc uriffcan,
y al advertir el hombre su fatal limi-
taci6n, mediante la sonrisa Sc liberia
inalmente del pecado original de la
especie: la soberbia v el dogmatismo.
(Me parece que hay una grave errata
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
Porque me Falta
Ntalidad !?

Miles de hombres Sc hacen fre-
cuentemente esta pregunta. La res
puesta es: Porque la sangre esta de-
pauperada, escasa en- gl6bulos rojos,
LENA de impurezas. Esa sangre no
abastece energia nj virilidad; le falta
clementos que solo puri6candola COM
pleta y radicalmente pueden revivarse
en- el ORGANISING.
No precisa recordar 10 que cau-
sara esa conGici6n viciada en- la san
gre; ESQ demasiado 10 sabemos. Lo
que importa es saber como corregir
q NAL. Para ESQ debe I'd. tonlar
HERO NUXADO. que contiene
precisamente los elementos necesarios
para purificar bien Ia sangre y cRri-
quecerla para que retorne la energia
y Ia virilidad. HIERRO NUXADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
sNUNCIO De SUBASTA
sUMTNIsTRo DE PIEDRAs
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR
NEGoc1ADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs

NEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs
San Juan, P. b. Mayo 8, 1924.
Proposiciones On pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pnblica subasta
de suministro, medida y entrega de
1872 900 metros cdbicos mas menos de
piedra triturada para ser acoriados en-
las carreteras insulares durante el alo
econ6mico 1924-1925, Sc recibira en- es-
ia oficina hasta las 200 P. NJ. de, ala
2 de JUNO de 1924, en- que Sc abriran
y leeran plblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde SO encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
reg'r en- Ell contrato y podran recoger
los licitadores los modelos de proposi-
clones que han de presentar.
La Administrator Sc reserva el de
recho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposiciones y de adjudicar el contra
to bajo otras consideraciones dIstintas
de las del precio.
GUILLERMO ESTEVES,
Comisionado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31

contiene hierro como el mismo hierro
de la sangre humana. Como saben
todos los medicos, sin hero su SAN
gre no puede ser pura nj producer
energia v vitalidad. Varios millones-de
personas en- los Estados Unidos y en-
otros paises dependen del HIERRO
NUXADO para renovar fuerzas gas-
tadas. HIERRO NUXADO no es.
''un curalo todo" y solo Sc recomienda
para los desarreglos de Ia sangre y
I los nervios, tales como sangre impura,
rehmatismo, anen1ia, neurastenia, de-
preston debilidad nerviosa y falta
de virilidad.
Dos semanas demostraran 10 hiep
que puedc hacerle el HIERRO
NUXADO. Pongalo a Ia prueba.
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
Apostil1as

/ On la Biblia cuaildo Sc ahrIna que el
Supreme Hacedor, al concluir el mum
do quedo satisfecho, y dijo: "Esto es-
ia bien. Probablemente mtlrmuro:
.sEsto esta mediano, pero con q tiem-
po ira mejorando.'
Dos observaciones esbozadas: una
acerca de la forma. y la otra, del con-
tenido de la ohra iteraria de Anatole
France. Sc Ia .tachado Anatole Fran
ce de superficial. Anatole France es un
clasico. FL c.asicismo consiste en- el con
cepto del limite. FL concepto del limite
trae aparejado el escrlpulo de la forma
cehida pulcra, la atenci6n la super
fcie en- que necesariamente Sc mani
fiesta una realidad <corp6rea 0 esprit
tual, un volumen o una idea. Ahora
Dien, todo volumen posee tres dimensio
nes una de elias la profundidad. Ell
esnero en- defnir relacionar superb
cies no implica descuido nj ignorancia
de la profunddad, puesto que no hay
volumen sin superfcie, nj viceversa. La
supericie por 81 no existe; es una abs
Traction, un supuesto. Tales son las ca
tegorias con que el espiritu grecolatino
ha trabajado siempre su arte, su EXPIRE
sion. Pero illtimamente Sc ha extendido
entire nosotros, latinos, una nocion de-
testable, a medias teutonicas y escava,
acerea de la profundidad. Hay quien
ahora Sc imagina la profunaidad de
pensamiente como Ia de los hoyos; un
vacio oscu.o. No nos dejemos fascinar
por este abismo artificial. La verda-
dera plofundidad la da el volumen,
la e..terioridad del volrnen Sc percibe
Ell ia saperdcie. Abomino de los auto
rts hondos, huecos, fuliginosos.
Y en- cuanto al fondo Sc ha dicho
gus Anatole France es i'm esceptico.
Sin embargo, ha estado en- toda ocasion
a la vanguardia de las causas gene
rosas y peligrosas. Luego. +. sCierto que
en- 81 umbral de los Penates de Anatole
France contemplamos 10 primero la EN-
gle de la duda met6dica. En- este es
herinano de Cartesio. Pero Oartesio par
tia de la duda met6dica fin de al
eanzar racionalmente un dogma aInbi-
.cioso. Era, por tanto, POGO racionalis-
ia, puesto que 10 era tnicamente de su
propia raz6n. Anatole france es racio-
nalista mas racienalmente: racionalista
de la raz6n sistematica de Cartesio y
de la raz6n cordial de Pascal. Anato.e
France sabe que todos los dogmas son
limitados, hermosos, inhtiles y efime-
ros; 10 uno v 10 otro, por ser obra
sublime de Ia raz6n individual. En- COD
secuencia, defiende los fueros de la ra
ION en- ST misma, como oQ,liera " donde-
Quiera que Sc muestre; detiende Y pro-
pugna. en- suma, las condolences socia-
les de libertad. tolerancia, bondad, cul-
tura y belleza en- que Ia raz6n indivi-
dual pHeda dar de 81 sus frutos tan he
terogeneos tan contradictorios, tan sa-
ludables, tan daliciosos. A sesto 20 no
10 llamo escepticismo, sino idealismo
Y como todos los idealismos, va aeon
pafado de un tinte de tristeza presen-
te, ante la lontananza del ideal.
"A trav6s de los mobiles rasgos de ese
anciano, que todo el mundo venera
trasparece una eterna jnventnd. Por-
que, al contrario de 10 que escribi6 Me
nandro, los elegidos de los doses no
mueren j6venes: viven jovenes, hasta
la extrema edad.
Ramon Perez DE AYALA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31

gica seria necesario que procediera q
unas elecciones generates, acolitecimien
to raro en- Inglatsrra y no muy del
agrado de la naci6n, y que seria inltii
ahora por no estar sufcientemente de-
fnidas las situaciones. En- estas cir
cunstancias 10 probable es que Ia exec
lencia del jefe y a resistencia reem-
plazarlo mantenga en- 81 Poder un Mi
nisterio que aun no ha Hegado al do
mimic del mundo, y que on conjunto,
y aun siendo superior al de Mr., Bald
win, dista fnuchO de los Gobiernos ira
dicionales de Inglaterra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31


Ell PIANO REPRODUcTOR
STORY & CLARK
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17
The Hundred Million Dollar Smile


How many times during the
busy day in the office, factory,
or home wouldn t you appreciate
an appropriate enactment of the
scene in Dickens "a Christmas
Carol" where he says, "In came
Mrs. Fezziwig, one vast substan-
tial smile?"
Smiles correspond to melodies
in music; frowns to wrong notes.
Frowns denote perplexity, anx-
iety, moodiness, self-pity, grouchi-
ness, criticism, resentment. Away
with them
The Indians called a certain
lake "the smile of the Great Spir-
it."
"The voice with the smile
wins, says the New York tele-
phone company. 1t is a slogan
that should be introduced into ev-
cry office, factory and home in
the land. Say it with smiles"
is a greater tonic bearer than
Say it with flowers" and does
Mt cost cent, either.
Kings used to employ clowns to
make them smile! Shakespeare
puts his wisest sayings in the
mouths of clowns. 1t is a great
'fallacy that the man who smiles
cannot be wise and serious at
times.
Many an American multi-mil-
ionaire would give a cold million
dollars if he could restore the
childhood elasticity of his smile
muscles that have become afro
phied by years of disuse, while
the frown muscles have become
strong through exercise.
What comedian did more for
the soldiers in the World War
than Harry Lauder? For his
work, he enjoys the unique dis
tinction of having been the first
comedian, we think, to be knight
ed. Recently the French govern
Iment conferred high honor on its
two leading clowns for the good
cheer they have spread abroad.
The Victor people have tried to
find out the reason for the popu-
larity of Harry Lauder, but they
have been able to find no other
reason than this: He is simply
natural, simply himself. He is a
smile man.
Sir Harry begins most of his
songs with a shower of audible
smiles, Well, well, you re look
ing well, and | hope you're feel
ing well and doing we'll" is the
way he starts off one of his latest.
song hits.
Men like this cheer the spirits
and make us forget our troubles.
After listening to them, most of
us feel years Younger. We are
more pleasant and more cheer
full. We think less of our own
troubles and are more anxious
to please the other fellow. Let S
stay that way as much as possible.
The Informant.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17
Look Your Best

There is great power in appear,
ance. You are usually Judged by
the way you look, and you usually
look the way you feel, But you
can feel the way you like, and you
can live in any mental attitude
you like. Never think of your
self as inferior. Never appear as
if you were inferior. The mind
and the body should be well
dressed, especially the mind. If
you look common, you will think
of yourself as common and he who
habitually thinks of himself as
common becomes common.
To look your best is not eXpen-
sive. Clothe your mind as richly
as you can; that will cost you
nothing; and be as neat, as clean,
and as presentable in person as
you can. Anything that tends to
make you reckless win weaken
mind, character and ability. Make
it one of your strong points to al
ways look your best, both in per-
son and in countenance. And to
look your best you must think
your best, and feel your best.
Think of yourself as a superior
being, because you are; every man
is; man is actually marvellous. far
beyond the mind of anyone to I'M
derstand. Think of yourself as
superior; you need not think it
aloud, but do think it to yourself
every moment; and know that it
is true. Know that the germ OF
greatness is in you; then claim it
as actually being your own, Live
and think as if you were some
body; because you are. Such
thought if recognized as the real
truth, will not display an external
display of egotisnl, He who has
found his true greatness is quiet,
and reserved, and seldom speaks
Of his own ability, but his work
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17

Unauthorized charge of $3.50 fol
change of name in the telephone dTcc
tory, leading to a complaint filed with
the department of public works, Lot
the Montesano Telephone company Of
Montesano in for n general reduction
In telephone rates of % cents a phone
by order of the department just Is
sued.
Stocks in eastern lumber yards are
extremely low and with farm demand
for lumber reviying, dealers soon will
be restocking from Pacific coast lum
Der mills c, q. Spens, vice president
and traffic director Of the Chicago
Burlington &c Quincy railroad, said al
Seattle.
Since 1905 the state of Washington
has expended S5OOO0,O0O on highways
out of state, county and federal funds
For this sum the state has realized
541 miles of paved highways and 2lOG
miles of graveled roads. The pro
gram calls for 400 miles additional tc
be improved as rapidly as funds are
available.
Opinion Of Acknowledgement Dun
bar has been rendered to Mrs. Jose
phine Corliss Preston, state superin
tendent, holding that for person ovei
II years OF age admitted to high schoo
no appoftionmen, CT school money
legally can be re- aiyed. The district
is, however allowed 10 charge tuition
in such cases.
Mrs. W. B. Edgar, of Yakima, sacri
feed her life in rescuing Harold Mar
Ter, aged 10 months, from the open
ditch in front of her home, The
youngster fell into the ditch and Mrs
Edgar jumped in and after a struggle
rescued him. AS soon as she had hm
safe on the ditch hsnk she died CT
heart failure caused by the shock ano
cold water.
Charles X, Locker builder of the
Miami conservancy flood control sys
TEN in the Dayton, o., district, has
started on study OF the canal, dan
and tunnel construction of the Colum
bia basin irrigation project as one
Of the special engineers appointed By
the federal government. He will &c
over the project with view to study
ing construction costs
Don't fail to vote November 4.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17

The state highway commission
awarded the contract for grading of
about five miles on the Inland Empire
highway between Dixie and Coppei
In Walla Walla county, to j. Il. Ed.
wards Of Spokane for $21 1869.
Shot down few minutes after he
tried In vain to rob the Bank of Cali.
fornia In Tacoma, young man died on
his way to the hospital The robber
was shot by w. A. Everson, teller in
the trust department of the bank.
Four children were burned to death
and three others escaped in two fires
at Oroville. The dead are: Arnold, S
years; Elfie, g.; Verne, 4, and Lillian,
Id, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Paulsen, The home was destroyed.
The Great Northern has practically
completed the roads 100000 snow.
shed project and $4,000 span in the
Cascades. The snowshed project in,
cluded renewal of timber sheds and
renewal of timbers and roofs of com.
bination sheds.
A total of 90,945,6Sl feet of lumber
was shipped from Grays harbor by
water during the month of September
This brings the total for the year to
nearly 9OOOOO,OOO feet, a new annual
record for this port The total last
year was SS7OOO,OoO feet
The commercial salmon fishing sea.
son will open in the Cowlitz river
Wednesday, remaining open until No.
vember 30. 1t will reopen from Janu.
airy 10 to February rs. After this year
the January Is to February % period
will be the only open season on the
Cowlitz.
Application was made to the state
hydraulic engineer by the Puget
Sound Power & Light company for a
permit to appropriate five second feet
VI ""'ei mum '''e StiiiaS uah'lsh iNei
for the purpose of supplying the town
of Arlington with water supply for
municipal use.
The dates for the Home Products
exposition, to be staged in Kelso by
the Twin City Manufacturers asso
citation, will be November 10, IA and
Is, instead of October 90, "a and &c
as the committee in charge does not
think it can complete arrangements in
time for the earlier dates.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17
Don't fail to vote November A
peaks; for he does things.

speaks; for he does things.
Know that you have a mission
in life; that your -Sork is i'm
portant; that the world needs yon
and that you mus do your best,
Be alive with the fact that there
is something in you--something
you can do which is really worth
while. Be alive with the best that
is in you; thus you will always
look your best ;you will be judged
according to your full worth; and
whatever you merit or deserve
will become your own,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-17
Miscarried Plans

Perhaps there is nothing more
interesting to an outsider in hui.
man life than to see plans most
thoughtfu)ly made and most la.
boriously followed, upset by some
apparently trivial matter.
Making plans is essential. All
successful work depends ON pre-.
vious planning. Without plans
nothing would be done that is
done, and yet the next most uni.
versal proposition is that every
day in the week and every week
in the year plans are smashed to
smithereens.
There is no such thing as SYM
metrical building of character as
we understand the building of
houses or the building of ma.
chimes.
The most contented lives are
those who are reconciled to con.
tinuous notifications of their life
program. Hence, acceptation be.
comes about the biggest word in
the language.
Giving large credit to a large
piece of advice that where there's
a will there's a way, yet to all in
tents and purposes, the inevitable
is with us continuously. Their
is a subtle program which defies
the will or ordinary folks and
makes famous folks examples of
national tragedies.
Then again, changes are not SO
radical as they appear at first
The same life goes on apace, just
about as it was, and just about as
it will be. The stone thrown into
the pool makes big splash, but
soon the wavelets grow more and
more feeble, until they are prac-
tically unfelt at the shore.
Day unto day showeth know,
ledge and night unto night car.
rieth wisdop.-but that knowledc c
and that wisdom are continuously
modified in the light Of exper,
fence.
That which has been, it is that
which Nhall be-this is no cheap
fatalism. 1t is one of the pro,
foundest truths conceived by
man.
The continuity of life is vastly
greater and other than the most
spectacular achievements. The
continuity of life lends funda.
mental argument to Immortality
The sun rises IN the east and
sets in the west daily. Takine
one day only, the rising of the sur
| is an epoch. and the setting of the
sun is another epoch, bnt thakin9
the day in the terms of the uni.
verse. the rising and the setting
of the sun are merest incidents
in the continuous program.
Thus, as the years roll anG
time itself fades, the most out
standing events of life lose theil
emphasis and that grace which is
the supremest blessing of life
mellows and hallows the contrast
ing lights and shades into the
quiet of the neutral zone where
the eye and ear is less and less
disturbed by discordant sights
and sounds, and where at last il
shall be revealed that at eventime
it shall be light-not the glarin9
light of MONDAY, nor the black,
ness of midnight, but a light m
der which the soul shall be con.
tent.