davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1924-08-29

staHoFa-Mens0R read elsSed- Far desanT sR dirt read,
 sia60Fd-Nalss read gl0sed. Fair detoRT on aiEl road, bniOn -fF0m lniOn cenleF t0 state line, read eiosed, Fair ael00F on diTt read,
 safliela-fTam fh0mRs0ngille read Co state line, shoulders heiRg built, bpl road is epea fer lFaflle,
 East Hartford MaiR street under construction, Good delenT on mar eadam read,
 MindsoT- Bread street under e0nr siFueil0n, Read open for n0rlhs h0nnd traffic, sh0n del0uF over good read for an soulhbouRd iFafs ne,
 Rallon- Bolton c0genirE road closed, nel0ars posted, Throngh traffic from Harlf0rd 10 MillimaRlie should go via ARdOeeF
 West liaTlfard-sleam shovel al work grading oR the Hanford New Britain road in lslmw00d, 0Rerway traffic operated hy fiagman,
 lsloamfieli-simshnrF read closed, Fair deteur over dirl road,
 piainVille=-PlaiRFille farmingian road under construction, Road open for aneHway traffic, operated hS flag men,
 AsWingian-East Robbins avenue under construction, Road closed, Good deIanF over maeadam roads
 Mansflsld-Mansfeld depot road under construction, Short section closed where asphalt is being ape piled. detonr posted,
 Mansiield-Mansfleld Four Corners slofrs road, snrfaeiRg being put down, I'assahle.
 Gfolon-Iiantist Hill, construction work going on, Open 10 traffic,
 Graton-Grot0n- Old Mystic road is practically impossible. Advise use of detour
 Gf0tOn-N Noank .GF0tOn.Lnng Pni. road under construction, Travel from Fort Hill should go 10 N0ank
New Britain herald., 1924-08-29
Road Conditions In
 Connecticut

esntenrAlhaRy turnpike, Ma esdsm read completed and work heinz dehs on shoulders No de- lay to traffic,
 ealsbrook- -WiRsted road, Alar cadam road under construction, Traffic passes over the work al all times,
 Nonreerfrumbuil turnpike, Gravel construction going on, Traffic passes al all times,
 AaTfolkriiali Meadow Brook road, Alaeadam rad under construction, No delay 10 Iratfie,
 p0mfTetrP rPhaeRiKkille road, iSitu- minnns maeadam road under cons sirnetion, DeiauF provided as neer sssary, Follow the arrows
 mers.IiazardVille road, isilus minous maeadam road under con. sirnetion, DeianF shown by arrows,
 staffoFi- Wilmington turnpike, Maz esdam read heinz constructed, No deianrs necessary,
 West Hartford Weal0gne ML road, Hitumineus maeadam road being constructed netaur provided by arrows,
 Weihersheid-a -aliidletawn turnpike Concrete road being constructed 0n lower Broad street, One way traf- he for short distance,
 Farminglon-linionVllle road, Short section Of paving on trolley area being replaced. One way traffic provided for a short distance,
 Windsor Hartford turnpike, Short section Of concrete paving ai Deck CTS curve being covered with amie- site ton. Traffic should pass over this section with care.
 Apon-Loyely street Mncaham road under construction. Traffic
New Britain herald., 1924-08-29
SOVIET BARS FIELD GLASSES

Berlin, Aug. ea.-'r'ourists' field glasses are military equipment and dangerous to Russia's safety when owned by foreigners. in the opinion of Soviet custom officers. Their importation Is forbidden and con- sequently they are seized at the border is the report Of a German citizen, recently returned from Rus sia minus new and expensive prism -binocle.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-29

A'aae eHa0k - PatehegRs RiGRE RFiaEs Rnaer e0Rslraeiiaa NR 2 psiz Rn TTahle Nses lhe cid read,
 taasleR-s sRon tiiii i}ndgf eRaeF eRRsirne1lRn. FTafie aslRE cd bridge,
 oSi0Td-iAltie RiAsF Bridge aRder construction, TemR0FaFg bridge is pnoaided NRile lhls soTk Is gQiRg OR,
 Milf0rd=indiaB RiNeF Br.3ga an shese Head. Construction saaHed. Temporary bridge is RTosidsd hils this work Is hfiRg carried ca,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-06-12

W. AXE HAPPY inform patrons and friends and the public through
w Hill adjoining
Banking
will be
June 10TH
most cordial welcome will be awaiting
arrangement equipment for better
tables and
often stated patrons has
strength
which designed
protection
patronage
taken practically
architects
reflect credit
ready manfestng
You invited with
and take time
The day of
all
Evening star., 1924-01-31
HINES ASSURES PROBE.

ASHEvILLE. y. c.. January 81
Gen. Frank r. Hines. head of the
United Statee Veterans Bureau, has
promised an investigation relative to
the dismissal Of the seven woman
teachers at the Bureau Vocational
School at Waynesville, according to
messages received yesterday from
Washington by Waynesville women.
The messages were in response to
the resolutions sent to Washington
nv the Woman's Club and Civic
League recently. asking that the
woman teachers who were dismissed,
effective February l. be reinstated.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
PAY BILL INJUSTICE
CORRECTION SOUGHT
Measure Introduced in House to
Equalize Retired Rates for
Service Officers.
UNFAIR PROVISIONS SHOWN
Raises Benefit Only Those on Rolls
July l, 1922.

The House committee. on military
affairs has under consideration a bill
designed to correct what is claimed
to be discrimination against a large
number of retired officers. of the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps and coast
guard service. The bill was intro
duced by Representative Hull of Iowa
and provides that the retired pay of
fhe officers of the Army, Navy, Marine
corps, coast guard, coast and geo
detic survey and public health serv-
ice who were retired on or before
June 80, 1922, shall not be less than
that provided for the officers and
warrant officers retired subsequent to
that date.
The service pay bill passed in 1922
was amended while in conference by
a limitation that the increases should
apply c1rly 10 officers on the rolls
after July l, 1922.
There are approximately 500 re-
tired officers of the Army, 400 OF
the Navy. $50 of. the Marine Corps
and SO of the coast guard who are
injured by this Limitation. These Off
cerS for the most part, are officers
Of long service. who have retired
on account of disability in line of
outy or after having reached the
age limit. In the Army alone the
list includes "a veterans of the Civil
war, 254 who served as volunteers
In the Spanish American war, while
most of the remainder served in the
Car with Spain. the Philippine insur-
Tdction and the world war. Seventy
two held commissions as general
officers in the world war. eighteen
hold the congressional medal OF
honor, thirteen the distinguishe ed
seiviCe cross and fifty-one the dis
tinguished service medal.
The discrimination against these
officers in many instances amounts to
d > much as. 20 per cent of their re-
Evening star., 1924-01-31
GREECE RECOGNIZED
BY UNITED STATES
Action Follows Election Of Govern
ment by Ballot of
People.

The United States and Greece
resumed diplomatic relations Tues
day when Secretary, Hughes received
NJ. Tsamados as charge d'affaires and
instructed Ray Atherton. who has
been unofficially in charge Of Amer
ican affairs at Athens to act as
charge d'affaires ad interim to the
Greek government.
Relations were severed in 1920
after the death of King Alexander
and the return to Athens of Con-
stantine. The regime which fol-
lowed the latter was regarded as
based frankly upon military power
Evening star., 1924-01-31
MELLON APPROVES
new HUGUENOT COIN
Half Dollar: Will Commemorate
300th Anniversary Of New
A>-.. Netherlands.

Secretary Mellon has approved de-
signs for a new fifty-cent piece to
be issued in commemoration Of the
S00th anniversary OF the settling of
New Netherlands. in 1894, by
Walloons. French and Belgian
Huguenots. under the Dutch West
India Company.
The coins will be struck off at the
Philadelphia mint and issued upon
the order Of the Fifth National Bank
Of New York. agent: named in the
act Of Congress to distribute them.
, The coin bears, on its diverse side
a. picture of ship. the words
Hugenots Walloon tercentenary,
Evening star., 1924-01-31
U. S. SUPERINTENDENT
TO-FACE GUNS OF-FlEET.
Washington, 6s Per Cent Complete,
Costing $2o;ooo,ooo So Far, !.
, to Become, Target

by the Associated Press. n =
PHILADELPHIA, January The
partly completed superdreadnaugh
Washington was towed here from
a shipyard at Camden, \. J.,s to the
local navy yard, where she will be
prepared for use as a target for the
big guns of the battle fleet. navy
yard officials announced.
Under the limitation Of armament
treaty. the nattleship must be de-
stroyed and her destruction will take
the form of gunnery experiment.
The. Washington, craft of $1,000
tons, is 6S per cent completed. More
than $20,000,000 has been spent in
her construction SO far. She was
designed for use on the Pacific coast
and could burn either coal or oil
fuel. She was launched in Septem-
bef, 1921.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

with it's position unconfirmed by
elections. Recent elections now,
however, have resulted In the estab-
lishment Of government whose
credentials are acceptable to the
United States.
This new government already has
received recognition from a number
Of powers and the action of the Unit
ed States follows by only two wee,.s
q similar step on the part Of Great
Britain.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

founder of New Netherlands. and the
date 1624-1924. On the reverse side
are two heads. beneath which are
their names. Coligny and William the
Silent. The reverse side also bears
the inscription: "Huguenot half dol
lar, United States Of America, In
God We Trust"
The coin was designed by George
T. Morgan and was authorized by
act Of Congress approved February
36, 1928.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Has Your Husband !.
Got Indigestion?


Nothing creates domestic discord quicker
than an attack of indigestion. and moth
Ing gets rid of indigestion quicker than
Bisurated Magnesia. No man can be
sweet tempered. good natured or even
fair minded when his stomach is con.
stantly sick. sour. Sassy and upset with
after-eatins distress. If your husba nd
has stomach trouble neither scold nor pity
him, but help him by seeing that he has
a supply OF Bisurated NAsnesia teither
powder or tabletsl constantly at hand
teaspoonful Of powder or two tablets taken
In little water after meals will In
stantly neutralize the acids in his stom-
ach that are causing his trouble and he
can enjoy his meals with no more fear Of
Indigestion Bisurated Magnesia is the
special form of Magnesis used by tbon.
sands to neutraliZe stomach acldity and
quickly overcome IDdigestion-do not con-
fuse with Milk, Carbonate. Block or
Citrate Of sMagnesia. Insist on Bisurated
Its action is safe. prompt and sure and
1t can be obtained at small cost from
any reliable drug Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Ex.C0UNTESS WEEDS.
Ella Haggin Becomes Bride of Cali
fornia Architect.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 31.--Ella
Haggin, socially prominent here and
in Europe, formerly Countess Fes-
tetiosde Tolna, as the wife Of an Aus
trian nobleman. was married yestcr-
day to Robert L. Mckee, retired
architect of Stockton, Calf.
She was married TO the count in
1892, and obtained divorce two years
ago in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

tired pay. For example, a colonel of
thirty years service. retired prior to
July l. 1922, draws $62.50 per month less
than colonel of the same length
of service retired after July I 1,.1923:
tenant colonel and even S15.62 less
than a major of the same length Of
service retired after July 1. 1922"
Evening star., 1924-01-31
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE.
Rites at st. Agnes FOR Angle-Cath-
olic Club

A special service is to be held in
st. Agnes Church, 4s Q street, tomor-
row.. at 8 pm, for the, members of
the Anglo Catholic clu3 snd their
friends. this being the eve of the
festival known in the Episcopal
prayer book as THE Presentation Of
Christ in the Temple" commonly
called THE Publication of st. Mary
the Virgin Father Anderson is to
be the officlant and Rev. George W.
Atkinson, rector of the Church Of the
INCARNATION. is to be the preacher.
The Anglo-Catholic Club in this
diocese is new organization. which
is just in process of formation, it's
object being the defense of the full
faith as set forth in the prayer book
in accordance with the teachings and
traditions of the ancient church.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Maude Adams. for years stage
star, has become a motion picture
producer. having invented a new color
process for presenting pictures.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
sEPT1Mo INNING

RIBOSCH. Tetelo liga de dos es-
quinas Gacho infield fly que mata Ca
miz, Tetelo CANA tercera por wild
pitch. Davit fly out a Chato. Mateo
con un tubeys Sc aposta en- la inter
media " anota Tetelo. Garcia Jconec-
ia un hit y anota Mateo. Jim6nez no
CANA primera Tres hits; Dos carreias.
ATHLETICS Juicy Sc estruca.
Monchile coge La base por bolas; Sc
estafa la intermedia, anotando por un
twobagger de Chato. victoriano CO.
necta un tubeys anota chato. Ca
miz fly out al centro, victoriano pisa
y CORE ganando tercera. Ciqui Sc ano-
ia un tubeys y entra Victor. Gull
fuchi muere en- la inicia1. Tres hits;
Tres careras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
OCTAVE INNING

RIBoScH Guerrero muere en- pri-
meTa por tirada de Chato. Sijo fly
out al left. Pedro Augusta single, y
Tetelo al palear al short esforza a
Pedro Augusta salir de out en- se-
gunda. Cero; Un hit.
ATHLETICS - Beitia recibe un
bolazo, coge primera. Parpetti fly out
al centro. Csc suscita una ligera dis
custom en- 81 podia Gacho no podfa
usar Ell mascotin para jugar Ell center
field en-. vez del guante de reglamento.
Mateo, Quien habia estado jugando
center pas6 primera. Beitia Sc roba
la intermedia. juicy hitea de dos es-
quinas Beitia anota. Monchile rola
q Matso sale de safe en- primera,
anotan6o Juey. Monchile Sc roba la
intermedia Chato con una planchita
Sc anota un hit, y Monchile Que Sc
aprovecha de la ocasi6n rob6se ell home
y anota. victoriano pas6 por Ell CO.
lador de Tetelo al short y Chato nega
a la antesala. !. Victoriano escalo la
intermedia. Daviu asistiendo hace
una fenomenal jugada que la valio
sendos aplausos) Gamiz foul fly. .
Mateo, CiQui, fly out al centro. Tres
Carreras; Cuatro hits.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
TERcER INNING


FIBosCH -S!io Sc estruca. Pedro
Augusta recibe La base. .Tstelo hitea Y
Pedro Augusta es forced out en- 2da.
Gacho hitea de dos esquinas Tetelo
anota la primera carrcra. David SAGA
un aldabonazo de dos plazas Gacho
anota. Mateo muere en- Ia inicial. 8
hits, Dos carreras,
ATHLETICS. .-Guagua coge La ini-
cial por error de Mateo. Gamiz sale
por tirada del short primera, Qua
qua quien va habia ganado segunda v
queriendo aprovechar la oportunidad
de avanzar tercera, en- un juego de
base que iba iniciar cae de bruces
al suelo con un pie dis!ocado y es
hecho out por Davit. Ciqui paloma a
primera. Cero; No hit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
NovENo INNING

R1BoScI .-Gacho rola Parpetti,
out. David hit. .Mateo, home run, ario-
tandose su carrera y la de Davi1. Gar
cia rola a Parpetti. Jimenez base por
bolas; Sc roba segunda. Guerrero hit,
pero Jim6nez es out por tirada ter
cera. Tres hits; Dos carreras.
ATHLETICS .-Guilfuchi Sc apos-
ia en- la inicial por error de Tetelo /
Sijo entrega Ell jliego a Fig6eroa quien
entra con grandes brios al cajon Bel
tia plancha es safe al mofar David,
adelantando Guilfuchi, este sulyez
CANA tercera. La hebre de Beitia es-
Gala la intermedia, y ambos corredores
anotan por un clean hit de .Parpetti.
Con estas dos ultimas carreras ano-
tadas v sin ningiin out venci6 nuestro
team ATHLETICS, automaticamehte
cerr6se Ell juego matinal. Un hit; Dos
carreras.
Score final: Ribosch, 8 carreras; 16
hits; Athletics: 0 carreras, IL hits.
FL juego estuvo de parte del equipo
de La montana en- toda OCCASION desde
ell primer momento, pues los. sluggers
tciudadanos'' NADIA decian. AL fina-
lizar ell -sexto inning la score LEILA A a
carreras por Ribosch. Al terminar
-
tunos' pero veiamos que nuestros
muchachos despertaban. En- Ell octave
mont6se ell equipo Atletico por una
carrera, estando carreras., Al ter
minar primera mitad del rnoveno
Ribosch guhi6se por una al Athletics,
pero culmin6 con una derrota segura
al cerrarse Ell noveno 0 8 carreras
nuestro favor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
HABLE INGLES EN- Is MINUTOS

IADLE lNUlES TN 10 MlNUlOS
di hablar
THE UNIVERSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
oUINTo INNING

RIBoscH -ciquf sustituye Qua
qua al catcher; victoriano va al right
Held Pedro Augusta no Iega prime
ra. Tetelo fly out al centro. Cacho
home run al left. David bunt hit al
pitcher. (Con perd6n del umpire Jun
cos. Ell home run de Gacho no fue bien
apreciado, pues pic6 en- terreno foul.
Accidentalmente este cronista estaba
a dos pasos de donde fu6 caer la
bola y viola picar como a dos pies
fuera del terreno de fair)..
Una carrera; I'M hit.
ATHLETICS. s.--MonchiIe liga un
single sijc, ganando segunda por pass
ed ball de Guerrero. Chato SO sacrif-
ca y Monchile viene la antesaIa.
Victoriano Sc estruca. Moncfile ano-
ia por hit de Gamiz, ciquf roletea al
short y Gamiz es forced out en- Ia in
termedia. Una carrera; Dos hits.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
sEGUNDo INNING

RIBosCE .-Mateo hitea al centric,
quiere ganar la intermedia, pero es
out por certero disparo de Beitia al
as-stir juicy en- La segunda. Garcia
muere de palomita al right. Jimenez
rscibe paso iibre la inicial. Guerrero
SO abaniea. cERo; UN HIT.
ATHELICs juicy sale de out en-
primera. Monchile Y Chato no le ven
la bola. a sijo. cERo; NO HIT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
SENORA

Para cada uso de su tocado,
tiene Elizabeth Arden un prepa-
rado especial, que puede COM
prar en- "The Porto Rico Drug
Co.., San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
cUARTo INNING

R1BoscH, Garcia no llega a pri-
mera. Jimenez nuevamente coge la
base por bolas y Sc escala segunda.
Guerrero por vez segunda Sc engoma,
y Sijo pone un bombo Ciqui. cero;
no hit.
ATHLETICS .-Guilfuchi mueFe en-
primera. Beitia Sc engoma. Parpetti
hga un single, pero juicy muere al
centro. Cero; I'm hit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
PRIMER INNING

R1BoSCIf Pedro Augusta no ne-
ga primera. Tetelo conecta CANA
la inicial. Sc roba segunda y por pass
cd ball CANA la antesala. Gacho foul
al catcher David es puesto de out por
tirada de juicy.
CERo; UN HIT.
ATHLETICS --Ciquf bombito Sc
gunda Gnilfuchi foul al catcher. Bel
tia gana primera por error de Mateo.
Parpetti fly out segunda. cERo; NO
HITS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
QJjINTo DOMINGO DE LA Sc
RE INSULAR
Por GERRIsH JR.

"ATLETAs', vs.. MONTANA
sES''. Baja Ell papel "tabacale=
ro" 400 y sube el "satl6tico'' a
600. Los domadores de "leoncs'
encuentran su Waterloo en- la "lo=
ga. Ponce" tambien recibe dos
palizas del equipo "HUMAAO''
Mi prediction de que ATHLETICS
venceria al RIBoScH en- la loza Y
HUldAcAo derrotaria PONCE en Ell
sur hubo de cumplirse al pie de la
letra. Presenciamos los juegos en- nues-
ira liga, y Ell TELEGRAPH nos comunic6
las dos derrotas del equipo de los leo
nes''. Para conocimiento de los fans
de la isla, y de aquellos que no pu-
dieron concurrir a los dos partidos en-
La Liga de la ocho, habr6 de reseiar
a la ligera Ell juego matinal, estando
a cargo del compahero Eddie Collins
la resefia del vespertino.
Umpires: Juncos Andrade. Bate
rias: Ribosch: siio Y Guerrero.
Athletics: Ganiz, Guagua y Ciquf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
DEPORTIpAS De '.EL MUNDO'S'

Pedro Augusta fly out al pitcher. 8
hts Una carrera.
ATHLETICS. .-Guilfuchi fly al cen.
tro. Beitia v Parpetti mueren ssa Ia
inicial. No hit; cero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
FLORES NATURALES

tQuire usted conseguir. Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturales
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. (Stop
90. Martin Pefia) y sera atendido por
Ia Aefiora ISABEL PARST
~ 111-I- .&,s. .s.s Advt.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-04
sExro INNING

RIBosCH .-Mateo hit. Garcia mue
re en- la inicial y Mateo Quien 50 ha-
bia robado segunda adelanta a terce-
ra. Jimenez jitea y anota Mateo. Cue
rrero iiy out al centro. .sijc jitea, =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
LaGOma FEDERAH no tiene rival
Representatives.: Sues de L. YLLAMH. & co.

10 y Tous Soto tiene toda nuestra
simpatia. No somos logreros del mo-
mento, nj oportunistas de una 81
tuacion. No. aspiramos puestos
retribuidos nj a posiciones represen-
tativas.. Unas v otros deben ser socu-
pados por los mas inteligentes, por
los mas capacitados, de, acuerdo con
la teoria@ "de. los mejores hombres
para los destinos", que .valientemente
propagan los seiiores Tous Soto v
Barcelo, como medida reconstructiva,
de la cual Sc derivaran mayor eff
ciencia en- los sseryicios.. del ,proco-
mum; mayor garantia de exito EN- los
servidores del pueblo, v mayor es-
timulo para gobernantes v goberna-
dos de proseguir en- una obra de po-
sitivo bienestar publico. Por nuestra
parte solo aspiramos que la Ad-
ministracion que surja de esta 81
tuacion que Sc inicia, tenga nuestro
consentimiento nuestra confanza
sin ninguna clase de reservas men
tales.
Queremos decir que nosotros per-
manecemos inactivos en- la politica
local por divergencias en- ell seno de
la Union de Puetro Rico. que no hay
para que refcrir, hen1os acogido el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

levantado llamamiento de los seiio-
res Barcelo Y Tous Soto con cl mis-
mo jubilo que acoge una familia, di-
vidida por cuestiones internas, la
buena nueva de que las diferencias
van terminar para agruparse to-
dos bajo la bandera. del. amor, de Ia
paz Y del bien.
iGloria a Dios en- las alturas! III.
Cabo Rojo, P. r., Mario II, 1924,
Gregorio Ramirez Velez, Licdo.
Miguel del Toro Colberg, Herminio
Brau Delgado, DIR. Ricardo Ramirez,
Morales, Luis Fernandez Barea, Dir.
Ramon Ibern Fleytas, Gonzalo Car
Ella Marini. Gabino Guillani, Abb
gail Crespo, Herminio DaviIa, Gui-
llermo Silva Ramirez, Gustavo del
Toro, Salvador Crespo, Luis Toro
Davila, Alexandra Silva, j. Ramon
Torres Pagan, Guillermo Silva, Jr.,
Juventino Crespo, Angel Pagan,
Francisco Limon, Juan 1. Carbonell,
Wifredo Pagan, Evangelista Rami-
rez, Gregorio Montalvo, Ramon We
ga, Jr., Felix Rosado, Cayetano 70
rrentini, Jose R. Quinoes, Guillermo
del Toro, Enrique Petrowich, Ven
tura Pagan.
.st
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
Como dOmindr
Ell diablO de la
NerviOSiddd

Una. existencia de continues sin
sabores " desatinos; esa cs la vida
de la persona nerviosa, hombre
nujer. ~.
Los neryios dcrivan su alineiito
de la sangre. ST la sangre no tiene
suhciente ptireza y3vitalidad, el re-
sultado es depression, no nutrici6n
del sistema nervicso., Hero orga-
nico es un salnnento nervioso; ytam+
bien 10 son los Glicerofosfatos. Ami.
bos valiosos ingredicntes junto con
otros elementos forti6cantes COM
ponen Ia formula dc HIERRO
NUXADO, el famoso tonico de que
Sc venden cinco r1iTiones de Frascos
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al aiio en- los Estados Unidos sola-
smente! 4ss. =. -s-z.4.z-r-=@, ss.z-..ee .a--s
Esa multitud dc, personas toma
HIERRO NUXADO porque saben
que@1lo hay deseiigafo. & HIERRO
~NUXADO no es uil. "cdralo todos
solo Sc .recomienda ; bajo compro-
bacion cientihca para los desarre-
CLOS de. Ia sangre- y los nervios,
tales como sangre impura, anemia,
reumatismo, neurastenia, depression
G debilidad neryiosa y falta dc viri-
lidad.
Dos semanas demostraran Ia ehcacia
del HIERRO NUXADO. Pom
gallo a la prueba. Todas las buenas
boticas 10 venden.
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Ell Or. GONZALEZ MARTINEZ

Ell DR. GONZALEZ MARTINEZ
Ha enriquecido equipo de RAYOS X ULrRAPENETRAN.
les (2SOOO0 voios tratamento de canceres
l con UNA FUERTE cANTDADAQ DE- RADIuM.
Ha naugurado, ademas, oficina 65 un
coNSULToRlo EcoNOMIco desde S de Ia tarde PARA
Was URlNARIAS STILLS