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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

lforo my twins wcra
l born because my sis-
ter used u and rec
commended Il 10 me.
II WAS 20 l could
|scarcely 20 about my
daily work ] was 10
such misery. Bat az
ter | began taking
the second bottle l
was feeling lots bet
ter. took three bot
ties and a half before
N..M a~...AAI -
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

n grim reminder Of the fruits OF
speeding or careless driving IA 10 n.
placed at every lamp post in the city
OF Chicago where traffic fatality
mas occurred II will be in the nature
of blue sign. 1850 square inches in
sife. bearing these four significant
words; "One was killed here"
Cory Dolan. former coach Of the
New York Giants, banished for al
legged completely IN an attempted
bribery deal with Jimmy o'connell
VIII seek damages Of not less than
siVo'Voo N the suit he plans TO bring
against Baseball Commissioner Lam.
as according to W J. Fallon. Dolan's
attorney.
"ensral Plutsrco Elias Gales
prsaidens-eleet Of Mexico. was for.
maily welcomed 20 New York hv NAV.
Or hylan. The mayor received him
az ne city hall. after William n
"oodin. chairman q the mayors com
missse Tor the reception Of distin.
Fnished guests. had escorted him from
his hotel Upon the visitors arrival
NE street cleaning Department. band
played the Mexican national anthem !
Sewn calasse wbo wvre smarrl.dl
'n'e this eeantry from Iionxkoox In
faekinS eases Aboari steamship !
suffered - severity from starvation &
sna har'shlps dariaz the thlrty Ia, i
'ofasr ihat enc q them died soan e
'i'er efins taken inio casgosiy hy he {,
''''',e Aet tho six olhers were near d
'eaih Threc Chlaese % Cheese 3
'nnfsrf with smashing their seven r,
oerif, uen also Wrrc arrested. x
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

-But why In the world did he 70 lnte
the restaurant basine~sy'
We'll. he studied Greek In coliege.-
American Legion Weekly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

Plain and demurv In line are the
new cloth trucks for young girls They
are exactly suited to the needs Of an.
tumn clasxroomS
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06
BEFORE TWINS
were BORN
Was veEy Miserable. Feb Lots
Better After Taking Lydia z.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound

:. Wyccnna. Wisconsin --"I took Lydia
T. finkhxm's Vegetable Compound be-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06
TfLECRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
H6SUmE or THE WEEKS
ooihcs IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events of the Last Seven
osrs Reported BY Wire and Pre-
pared for tho Benefit OF the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

, seven men, members Of the crew
OF The 5000 ton tanker Alden Ander
son. which was destroyed by a IN.
Al Avon, about twenty five mile,
northeast Of San Francisco, are mis-.
ing and believed 70 have persisted h
thf blaze, which caused damage est.
mated AZ ti.25O.OOO. according 70 off
eiais Of the Associated OH company.
owner Of the vessel here.
The government has rested ia eas,
against the Pan-American Petroleum
and Transport company for cancel
iAtion OF leases and contracts ON ths
FIX hiils naval OIL reserve IN Califor-
MIA.
Iceberg head lettuce. once ranked n
luxury and produced only on the Pa
cine coast, Is rapidly becoming a west
efn staple. During the past three
years score Of production districts
nave been developed through the en-
terprise Of packers and shippers
shipments are made from not only
cAiifornia, but also from Colorado
arizona Utah, New Mexico, Oregon
ana Washington. Eastern markets
nave been developed for this suecu. |
lent vegetable as rapidly as produe. :
ton has increased. p
Inc next meeting Of the Rio Crands =
commission 10 discuss the diversion
~ the waters Of the upper Rio n
'rande for irrigation purposes win :,
70 held In Albuquerque, New Mexico !
2 January or February, according 10 y
Herbert Hoover, secretary OF com. 4,
nerce. on
Ruins Of buried city. ak mile. a.
extent have been uncovered by an
Spioration party headed by Cover
Or James q. Scrugham, the COVER ga
" announced In a telegram from OF
eAtty, New where the exploration AT
ORR Is being carried out. TIL
Plans are now underway for ,ha n
'na,ng OF new canning factory at Tho
'anish Fork. Utah. str
FOLLOWING a statement that he he
we'd n merciful death should be met ~
out to the hopelessly feeble minded Nel
= hAoituai criminals, Reverend j Of
9seen' pastor Of the First Baptist ate
areh here has been almost univer Ia,
ny denounced by the leaders OF the Ca,
y's welfare work. va
nfev women and one man. all
N''anH. we're Instantly killed when q
'"ehine Ia which they were passen. Nus
= was struck by the Union Pacific mas
Angeles Limited at wineyllle 'oml
miles west Of Riverside Calf. OF
ec"yed into an automobile by
ny woman who asked them 10 III
DER tho way TO a downtown ID. cent
eeuon. two employees OF the time
~ "iTgly company at Oakland. capt.
T.. were rubbed OF S2a00 com. Bern
funds by two bandits who leap. n a
upon the running board OF the while
Ia No
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

No man gets into the future tense
by sitting safely on the fence.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

n.ns<saa xs,ns c.r<s yv~>s Ss~s F.s~ssss
~. Tsytsf. isst ss~ H~stmss~<ss. ~ c. Cas-.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06
(I7illdI3E3
after every meal

Ss -SSSsy Wc0t
CHeanses mouth and
teeth and aids digestion.
Relieves that over
eaten feeling and acfd
mouth.
Its l-a-s-t-l-n-Q flavor
satisfies the craving Tor
sweets.
Wrf0ley's Is double
value In the benefit and
pleasure II provides.
Sssisd IN lie Purity
Package. EWC \
80 z 3 ~
A<@ssg|
81 Me flavor lasts
-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06
FOREIGN

All foreign flags, excepting the
Russian national colors, were at half
mast in Pekin while the entire dip.
lomatie corps gathered at the funeral
Of Edward Bell, American charge a.
affaires. who died suddenly.
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$l.25 Metallic
Cloth
79c

Beautiful soft-finish material,
with rich lustrous sheen. espe-
cially desirable for trimming,
. foundations, lamp shades, etc.
36 inches wide. Shown in the
following shades:
Geld, Silver, Steel, Old Cola,
Orange, Cerise. Turquoise, Rose,
Empire, Orchid, Electric. Black,
Jade, Nile, Pink, White and Mar.
cfESua.
$l.Ss Georsette Crepe, hish.grade.
close woven quality. 40 inches wide: in
variety of colors, also CI nO
plenty Of white and black. pAsO1
S1.3e Spanish Flouncing and All-overs,
SO inches wide, beautiful patterns. in
pink. Paris. autumn, empire, champagne,
white. electric. orchid. gray. cocoa.
Soc Irish and Fiiet Lacs.. handmade,
new patterns; edgings and insertions;
some In matched sets; III and l1c
= inches wide. e............r..
lee Medallious, handmade. small and
medium sizes. in assorted shapes. II
60 silver and Gold I.ce., Embroidered
on white, cream and black net; AOo
six inches wide, new patterns. tOC
$50 Cotton Net, 72 inches wide, close
woven grade. in white. cream 1Ao
and ecru. for curtains. ETC.. fC
CSC Metal Lace Trimmings. one inch
wide; gold. silver. steel. old 1Oo
gold and color combina tions. I1C
white; attractive patterns; SOc
Goldsnbery' second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-19
Kayser's ST
ChamOiSette Gloves
WOmen's $3.50
Mocha Gloves, $l.60

Women's Novelty Cuff Mocha
Gloves, one large clasp at wrist,
spearpoint backs, pique sewn. In
gray only.
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$2.25. and $40 Beautiful
RayOn Scarfs at $l.69

Rayon (F1ber Silk Scarfs, in
novelty weaves and combination
striped effects-the smartest styles
to wear with new Winter costumes.
These are Us yards long and II to
18 inches wide, with knotted or
plain fringed ends.
Evening star., 1924-11-19

Choice of the following-Collar
and Cuff Sets. Panels, Separate
Collars and Vestees of Poulen
lace, embroidered net, linene,
satin and broadcloth.
Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1924-11-19
WOmen'S
1z=ButtOn Gloves, csc

Women's 12-button Real Wash
able Chamosuede Gloves, fine
grade fabric, soft and easy to
wash. In mauve, gray, mode,
pongee and brown, with self and
contrasting color silk embroid-
cred backs. Regular $1.19 value.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1924-11-19

$8.eS Boys Buckeye
Coaster Wagons, hardwood
bodies, rubber-tired steel
disc roller-bearing wheels.
heavy steel axles and steel
braces; size Of wagon body,
14x34 inches
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$3 Imported Kid Gloves

Wonen's Import O. 0E
ed Novelty Cuff Kid DZ.ZO
Gloves. with over
seam sewn, heavy stitched backs
and perforated fancy cuffs. Made
of soft, pliable skins. In black
with gray, brown, white with
black and gray.
Evening star., 1924-11-19
Oil Opaque
Window Shades
48c
Seconds of Sl.OO Grade

Heavy Oiled Opaque Cloth Window Shades
termed seconds on account of slight uneven
finish choice of ecru, medium or dark green;
mounted on guaranteed spring rollers ) feet
by feet inches, finished size.
Godenbers 's-Fourth F.oor
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$50 Brussels Rugs
S18.75
SIS Linoleum Rugs
S7.85

7.exl2-ft. Cooks make Cork-filled, Burlap-
back Linoleum Rugs, tile and wool rug de-
signs in all wanted colorngs. Finished with
complete borders; termed seconds because of
a slight blur in design
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$3.50 Betty Bates Bed Sets
$3.50

Betty Bates Bed Sets, full double-bed size, beautiful
jacquard crinkle quality. Made of extra close
crnkle cotton with rose blue and gold stripes.
Noted or and launder perfectly Each set neatly
boxed
Evening star., 1924-11-19
Csc Baby Pants
l6C

Baby Pants, of good quality
in white, flesh and natu-
raj colors; assorted sizes.
''Surpriss Fifth Floer.''
Evening star., 1924-11-19
$3.50 Blankets
$2.45 Pair

64x76 Double-bed Size Sunset
Plaid Blankets, manufactured
by the Nashau mills-aN perfect
quality: soft fleece finish; full of
warmth and service. In a va
riety of pretty plaid colorings.
''Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1924-11-19
WOnen's Sl.5O
Underwear
CSC a Garment

Women's Fleeced Cotton Sep
arate Garments; shirts with high
neck and long sleeves and low
neck and sleeveless; ankle and
knee length pants. with muslin.
waistband. Perfect quality.
Regular and extra sizes.
Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1924-11-19
WOnen's 81
Storm Rubbers
17C Pair

Women's good quality Storm
Rubbers. for Louis and Spanish
heels only. All sizes 2h to z.
"surpriss Fifth Floor,
Evening star., 1924-11-19

Goldenberg's-Firs Floor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
PoLA NEGRI HABLA DE sU
AZAROSUPASADO

FL hambre fue 4 mas de una oca-
sion la triste 'dnpaTera de Pola
Negri y de su irector Ernest Lu-
bitsch, en-. los coienzos de su carre-
ra artistica. Hosestos dos eminentes
artistas de la patalla trabajan jun
tos en- el estu de la Paramount,
pues 81 mismoKstino que les separ6
en- Europa, haRuelto a juntarlos en-
America, en- 6nde les sonrien ell
buen. e1ito Y i fortuna. En- ell es-
tudio californkno de la Paramount,
Ernest LubiHh dirige la impression
de la peiculk "El Paraiso Prohibi-
do, en- Ii cdf PoIa Negri interpreta
ell papel le brotagonista.
La prihea pelicula Ell que los
dos artisps trabajaron juntos fu6
la intitulahatLos ojos de la momia",
la cual rgh'6 un gran exito. La Sc
gunda pklicul fu6 Carmen. acla-
mada por gtGblico y la critica con
mayor enRiasmo, 81 cabe, que la
primera.
Els inter FINITE DIR a Pola Negri
hablar de Epellos aciagos dias.
"AlgunosSas", dice la refulgente
estrella, tr92jabamos en- ell estu-
dio hasta ca. rendidos de cansancio..
Muchas de Is emociones que reco-
gia el objetD de la camara eran ell
reaejo real lei estado de amino en-
que laborabmos. Los alirnentos eran
escasos y, Pr consiguiente, caros, en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
Acabe Con el
Reumatismo

a las curacionea de reumatis,no OBJ
tenidas con 81 "Eiix;r de Leonardo
para Ia Sangre' 81 les ha llamAlo
"milagros' por apu,lios cue tan yisto
las curacioneS cl>i iMposinieS zee este
marayilloso rcIlCdiu ia rraiizad2.
FL reumatl@n.0 cs dAa enier.Hdad
dc II sangre J no paedc clnarae
mientras exista cu4lquier ven.no rel;7
matico cn las venas. Ia priIIrrit dos;9
del Elixir dc Leoaardi paGa ii
Sangre' comienza eiimn:,r lc In
sangre toda particula de lcldo ,igic0 y
las demds impurezas ycDcnOs&s Que
causCu 81 reunlatismo. Produce
aumenta In sangre roja rica Y Gle
csta manera le da nueva vida vig0r
al sisteIna. Para las personals dc edad
este reinedic es especialmente vaLoso.
deyolviindoles su energla vigalidaG
Y dandoles salad = fuerza Para l2s
cases cr6nicos Ge Renmatismo. Catalrc
Afecci0ncS Esci0fulosas, Enyenong
miento dc ia Sailgic. Uiceras or',a>
Intermediates de Ia sangre, el 'r.il>i,'
de Leonardo para la Sangre' es an
especifico
Insista en- que sea ell "Elxir DE-
Leonardo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
MADRES

Cuidado con los stntomas de las lombri-
ces. Estos parasites son los grandes de-
strutores de Ia vida de los nifios. 81
usted cree que los suyos tienen lombrices,
actde con rapidez Dele al nino una dosis
o dos de Ia Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Los parasites no pueden resistir al uso de
este remedio probado por el tempo; las
lombrices son arroJadas del sistema y Ell
rosado color de la salud vuelve a esplender
en- las mejiflas del niho. De venta en- las
farmacias y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
hIIN~L1LAMlQIsSsLI~MNLL NLLMlIAM4IA@&NS@a4Nl@l
e gNHlE1lC ~ l1 l1l[21n(lH 1(pg | H

A,manh 81 no hubiese sido por las
caitas(de viandas que mi madre me
nfndaja de vez en- cuando de Polo
MI. nj situacion habria sido inso-
pdtple. Frecuentemente, ofrecia
MI drector, Mr.. Lubitsch, parte del
cGtaido de una de aquellas provi-
dnGales cajitas, y con los est6ma-
<os ago mas satisfechos, continuaba-
91os T. 9s tt.estro trabajo hasta horas muy
aAzadas de la noche.'
Fnest Lubitsch dirige Ia pelfcula
''Haiso Prohibido", en- el estudio
deb Paramount, gracias a un ARE
glgespecial con la empresa Warner
BEhers, que lie contrat6 para diri-
giana serie de peliculas en- su estu-
AoS conocidos artistas Rod La Rae
| al Adolphe Menjou, Pauline Starke
v .ros, secundan acknowledgements la
lyor de Pola Negri, la protagonista,
n esta pelicula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
Ell ACTOR EDWARD HORTON
PARTE EN- UNA NUE.
VA PELICULA DE LA
PARAMOUNT

Edward Horton, distinguido inter
prete del papel de "Ruggles" en- la
pelicula "Noblcza plebeya", de Ia Pa
ramount, aparecera en- breve en- otra
irteresante reduction dc esta en-
Iresa.
Asi 10 anunci6 esta semana Mr..
Jesse L. Lasky, director general de
production de la Paramount, quien
hizo tambi6n publico el hecho de que
William Farnum Sc encargara del
desempeno del papel de protagonista
de esta pelicula, la cUal Sc intitula-
ri, GEL hombre que pelea solo,. En-
ella Horton interpretara ell segundo
pape1 masculine en- importancia del
film. El director de la palicula es
Wallace Worsley, Y de la interpreta-
cion del caracter principal femenino
Sc encargara Ia gentil Y popular ac-
triz Lois Wilson, a quien ell publico
ha tenido OCCASION de aplaudir en- an
teriores peliculas de la Paramount.
En- el reparto de la pelicula apa-
receran los nombres de Lois Wilson,
Dawn O'Day, Franklin Farnum,
Edward Horton, Lionel Belowe Bor-
land, George Irvine y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
LA PELICULA "TRIUNFO". DE
LA PARAMOUNT, ES UNA SATI-
RA CANTRA LA. SOCIEDAD
MODERNA

En- la pelicula "Triunfo', de la
Paramount, dirigida por Cecil B. de
Mile, este director vuelve al gene
70 de peliculas satiricas que tanto re-
nombre lie dieron en- ell pasado. Como
Sc recordara, Mr.. De Mile alcanz6
algunos de sus mas grandes triunfos
en- peliculas del genero. de ,"Esposas
viejas y nuevas'', "iPor que cambiar
de esposa?", "Macho hembra" y
Homicide. La pelicula ."Triunfo",
recientemente salida del estudio de
la Paramount, pertenece al genero
satirieo, en- ell cual ell ilustre "met-
teur' de la Paramount fustiga sin
compassion los snohismos excentri-
cidades de Ia sociedad moderna. Des-
pues de habernos deleitado con una
production cinematografica moru-H
mental como "Los diez mandami{n9
tos", Cecil B. de Mile retorna, al g6-
nero del cual fue precursor. Este 81
nero critico-satIrico ha sido copied
por infnidad de directories, pero fipi
guno ha sabido hacerlo con ell )'Siei
to de su creador. 81
La pelicula "Triunfo" es la ADJ |
taci6n cinematografica de una nova
original de May Ellington, public4a
con muy buen exito en- la revih
de gran circulation "The Saturt
Evening POST. De la version a ia
pantalla Sc ha encargado Je&e
Macpherson, autora de varios aku-1
mentos cinematograficos notabley IN
asunto de Ia pel{cula gira alr11eoor
de una joven Y linda obrera de "a
fabrica de artefactos de hojalatade
quien Sc enamora el hijo del dAno
dc la fahrica Ell contra que rece
"a huinilde posici6n social deHa3bre
IA, convertida de la noche ! ma
mana en- una gran sehora, cf I mu-
ier que puede satisfacer sys ms ex-
travagantes caprichos, .eSsp, ,vata-
do de mano maestro e,zlicula H9pa-
les escenas de esta peli,caa W am
bi@n es digna de estudio ltituacion
del joven rico que pierde /! fortuna
por su mala cabeza, lalel joven
pobre que adquiere riquey posi-
sion social por SUI laboriodad in
teligencia. Los caracteres esta pc
lfcula son admirables etadios psi
col6gicos, que s6lo un frector que
posee el dominic de lat6cnica cine
matografica como 0ecifB.. de Mile
puede lleyar a cabo.
Los principaies htrpretes de la
pelicula, Leatrice JTy Rod La Roc
que Y Victor Varoli, desempenan
sus. respectivos rp!es impecable-
mente. En- sumo. '7tunfo" es una
pelfcula digna Gu. sector que ha
llevado la pantsa una production
cinematografca tt estupenda como
"Los diez mandafntos". /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
WILLIAM DE MILE DIRICE
UNA PELICULA DE MISTERIO

Menos de cincuenta personas es-
taran enteradas del desenlace de la
pelicula "La ventana de la alcoba",
de la Paramount, basada en- un ar
gumento original de Clare Beranger,
cuando Sc exhiba por primera vez en-
un teatro. William de Mile es el
director de esta intrigante pelicula
de misterio.
Antes de dar comienzo la impre-
sion de esta pelicula en- ell estudio de
Ia Paramount, Mr.. De Mile encarg6
a los lniembros de su compania que
guardasen el mayor secreto acerca
de la solucion del misterio que rodea
al crimen, en- torno del cual gira el
asunto del cinedrama.
SQuien fue el asesino? En- esta pre-
funta esta el enigma que engloba
todo el interes de esta nueya pelicu-
la de la Paramount.
Jesse L. Lasky, primer vice-pre-
sidente de la empresa Fomous Play
ers-Lasky Corporation director ge-
neral de production de la Paramount,
conoce ell secreto. Tambi6n estan en-
el secreto, como es natural, ell direc-
tor la autora del argumento, asi
como los artistas que toman. parte
en- la pelicula, May McAvoy,
Malcolm McGregor, Ricardo Cort6s,
George Fawcett, Roberto Edeson,
Ethel Wales, Medea Radzina, Guy
Oliver, Charles Ogle, Lillian Leigh
ton Jorge Calliga. Pero aparte de
estos senores, son contadisimas las
personals que conocen al autor del
crimen de la alcoba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-15
NEUROFOSFINA
(Doulnont)
El T0KICO QUE MAS fXIIO PRO-
PORC!ONA A LOS SRES. BfDICOS

IUS CLSi IOS quC rs iVPOASO
ma siempre curaciOnes posi-
twas al CuerpO MedicO.
Este preparado lEeva en-
su formula, como elementO
principal I'm c o m pue ito
''PllophoOrganico', y LENA
por tanto, ell papel de mine-
ralizador por excelencia del
ORGANISING, siend0 de una
eficiencia grande como pre-
ventivO Y defensive de la
tuberculosis, de la zane
mia generalizada", las COM
vaIescencias, en- los CasOs
de "diabetis" en- ell surmen-
age fisicO 0 intellectual, al=
buminaria, etc.
81 usted, Doctor, 10 uSa
en- sn cIienteIa, comprObara
la verdad de este asertO..
Use!O, ademas. en- sus en-
ferm0s "nemastenicos", en-
esos clientes Y amigos que
lie dicen a usted. casi al OF
do, tOdOS los dias:
"EstOy NAL de memoria;
tengO fatigsdo mi cere-
bro; mi trabaiO mental no
es satisfactoriO; me cam
so Y fatigO al menor es=
fuerzo; estoy siempre
nerviOsO; no duermO; me
marco; estoy inapetente;
sientO postraci6n nervio-
sa; tengO debilitado mi
sistera; he perdiO mi viz
g0r; no tengO las ener-
gias de antes; las sexua-
les Sc han debiIitadO."
Sc siente abatido e! enfermO
y cree pf0ximo todas las
desgraCias, tOdas las enfer.
u1edades y adn la nisma
mnerte.
Ese es un enfermO Neu-
rasteniCO que, CuradO, sera
TN hOnlbre it'll, devueIto a
sus habituaIes tareas; pero,
que descuidadO, pOdria per-
der hasta la raz6n.
La "Neurofosfina", por
sus cOmponentes dinam0ge-
uOs, de un pOder t0niCO nu.
ritivo poderOsO y eI Cuida.
DO esmeradisimO con que
Sc han reunidO en- su com,
Dosici0n, aquellOs principles
uedicamentOsos de mas eff
racia en- la terapeutica mo-
!: 1erna; la NEUROFOSFINA.
fepetimOs, pOne en- manOs
De los sefiores nledicOs, TN
arma de gran valer para Cu-
rar esOs numerOSOs enter.
mos, que sufren de ''Neu-
rastenia", la enfermedad
mOderna, derivada de los
afanes y de las ansiedades
que traen C0nsigO, La lucha
tan formidable por la exis-
tencia.
-ReC0miende a sus Glen
tes este maraviIlOsO t0nic0
del sistema nervi0sO y cura- 4
dor p0r exceIencia de lax
Neurastenia, de la debilidad !
general y de la debisidaf 5
sexual, que tan frecuent- 5
mente padeCen j0yeneS y 5
viejOs. 4 s
La NEURCFOSFM Sc (
usa a dOsis de "dos Cucha- I
raditas"; una des,ues de 3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-29

vested an additional twelve. billion
dollars all at rising prices. e'yet In
1924 the investment account OF the
railroads Of the cC Iptry was only
$f7.70 per tom OF freight originating"
It was declared that the program
for. the adequate transportation SER
vice adopted In the spring Of 1898
had now been fully carried out. In
financing this movement. authorize
tion was given by the railroads for
expenditure of $1,10Q,000.000 In 1924
but the actual expenditures amo>-nt-
ed to $500. 900, 900. leaving a surplus
Of $500 ,o0o, 900 OF the fund to be car
ried over for 1875.
During the year ten new high rec
ords in freight landings were made.
The most outstanding was the
achievement Of handling the greatest
volume of freight traffic for any one
month in history, when during Octo-
ber, l3,109.743.000 net ton miles were
moved. There also was established
a new record for total weekly load
ings; all commodities except coal.
coke and ore hit new total loading
records for the year: the number OF
freight cars per train reached~a new
high average in October: the average
load per train established a new rec
ord in the same month; and the
years operations showed a new high
total of cars and locomotives In
storage,