davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
"A vcEREJsfCH TRAFFIC
MICH NESTESTf USMRCENY
DIVE DfTKY A TRETf SMR-
TELNE ZRANENO.

p
Vcerejsi den rozmnozil po-I
Get zabitych ditek v Cleve-
lande "a dopravnich nehod ma
pocet % ztracenych mladych
zivotd. Pocet vsech obeti s
dorostlymi dostupuje cisla Is,
kdezto rekord podobnych ne
stesti "a stejnou dobu v roce
lonskem vykazoval 20 usmrce-
nych ditek pri celkovem poc-s
tn 62 obeti.
7lety Paul Wesley Tropf,
2818 vych. 1O6. ul., Sc veil
vcera ma fiditku bicyklu, KITE
rym jel II let stafy William
Schroeder 2 teze adresy. Kdyz
chlapci zahybali z Buckeye
rd. ma vych. LOG. ul., uvizlo
Jim pfedni kolo bicyklu v ko-
leji poulicni kary a Tropf svr-
zen byl Primo pod kola pfiji-
zdejiciho autotrucku. Byl pri-
vezen jiz fnrtvy do Mt. Sinai
nemocnice, kdezto Schroeder
vyvazl jen S podreninami leh-
ciho razu.
Ma grocerni VIZ jedouci pra
We kolem jejiho domova, 2039
zap. H. -ul., 81 vyskocila 8leta
Stella Kalnicka a kdyz sesko-
ella, dostala Sc do drahy ma
kladniho auta. Byla il rozdr.
cena hlava, jak stanoveno by.
10 lekafi v Grace nemocnici
kan take jeji mrtvola prive.
zena. v obou smutnych pripa
dech zbavila policie ridice zoe
povednosti.
! Pred dGm vybatolil Sc 3letj
Fred Zingale, 1851 Burnsid.
: ave. N. E.,ea byl zasazen ko
| lemjedoucim autem. Ridic no
sika dovezl do Nottingham n,
Imocnice, kde zjisteno, ze nj;
'zlomenou klicni kost a prera
,zena ctyfi Zebra. Pripad po
Isledni byl odevzdan verejne
mu zalobci k dalsimu vysetro
vani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
MESTSKE NAROZENINY.

128te vyroci zalozeni nase-
no mesta bude v 1tery oslave-
no v Edgewater parku vecer.
H. G.. Smythe vypravi opetne
slavnostni hru Ia spolu1cinko
vanf 1000 osob a program "a
hajen bude cvicenfm jizdni
policie v $50 hod., pax nasle-
dovati bude koncert a predsta-
venf v $40 privodem truba-
cd. Divadlo znazorni nektere
vyjevy z deiin Clevelandu a
zakonceno bude apothesou
znazcrnujici pokrok Cleve-
fandu ma poll primyslovem.
Pc programu bude tanec ba-
rev a ma brehu jezera vypalen
bude ohnostroj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
UMRTf KRAJANA p. FRAN
KA JASANA.

Dnes rano zemfel We veku
65 let znamy krajan Frank
Jasan, bydlici v Maple Heights
ma Freund ave. Do move Via
sti pfijel z Velke Retove pred
48 roxy. Byval clenem radu
Lidumil {. 16. G. s. P. S. a Lo-
ze Palacky K. of P. a po del
81 dobu jejich funkcionarem.
Byl pro svoji tichou, ale prece
ien veselou povahu oblibenym
muzem a ztraty jeho zeleno
br1e nejen zarmoucenou ro-
dinou, ale celou radou pra-
tel a znamych. Zakerna vod-
natelnost iej skosila po neko-
likanedelni nemoci.
Pozdstalym mad utrpenou
ztratou vyslovujeme nasi sou
strast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

tykajici sc pfijezdu odjezdu
kar. Klerk ukazal prichozimu
jeste, kde isou listky drob-
ne a odesel.
Netrvalo arci dlouho, kdyz
vyslo ma jevo, re pan presi-
dent nikoho nevolal a "apry-
lem" poslany Dannell poslan
zpet. Mezi tim ale manager
vedlejsiho restaurantu Pasa-
lis objevil, ze zmizely penize,
kdyz jeden z kondukterd chtel
vyzvednouti uschovane zava-
zadlo, ale shledal pokladniko-
WI klec prazdcou.
V cekarne zamestnani diva
cidici bot nemohli mic jinehc
vypovedeti, nezli ze videli ne
znameho muze opousteti lra
dovnu, v rukou pry mel hne
dou brasnu. Popis tajuplneht
cizince podany cidici bot 81
shoduje popisem podanyn
Dannellem. Poslednejsi "a
mestnan byl u spolecnosti te
prve as diva mesice a sibal;
pry nikdy pred tim nevidel. Z
pokladny, jez byla otevrena
zmizelo $768 a zbytek by
prijem z obchodu "a posledn
diva dny. AS $500 uschovanycl
; " polici zdstalo nedotknuto
Prodejna jest vzdalena jen n
kolik krokG cd okresni vezni
Zee a stare soudni budovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
HOPKINS S NAVRHEM MA
NOVOU POLICEJNf STANl-
/ CT NEPOCHODIL.

Ma spojene vcerejsi schuzl
mestskych vyboru, majetko-
veho, hasicskeho, policejniho
a financnfho byl dan mestske-
mu managerovi pokyn, aby
Sc ohledl po jinem stavenlstl
pro pristi hlavni policejni sta
nici. Navrhnute misto ma Pay
ne ave. mezi 10. 20. ul. shle-
dano bylo prilis vzdalenym od
stredu mesta, &C jinak by u
celum vyhovovalo. Hopkins ha
jill svdj plan tvrzenim, re mi
sto "a 100000 jest pomerne
LEVINE a re ma zfskani stavenl-
ste blize namesti sotva by sta
Gil obnos strzeny "a budovu
starou. Bylo vsak vybory usne-
seno, aby Hopkins vyhledal
mfsto prflezitejsi, byt' i pre-
krocena byla suma 100000,
,zaplacena zajmy Van Swerin-
govymi. Doslo jiz nekolik ma
,vrhd novych. w. H. Robinson,
Izastupce dIvernikd Lakeside
nemocnice, ktery nabizel 431
stop ma Lakeside ave. mezi
,vych. IL. a a Ia. ul. "a pfibliz
ncu cenu 100000, vyskytly
Sc vsak hned namitky, ze by
cena tato velice vzrostla w.
dejem "a odklizeni budov ma
majetku stojicich.
Spolu s Hopkinsem povazu.
lji bezpecnostni reditel Barry
i policejni nacelnik Graul ma
milky "a neodGvodnene, net
misto ma Payne ave. neni nj
kterak vzdaleno cd namesti 9
jest vyhodne pro rozsahlost
ktere bude nutne treba, jeli
koz celia policie bude opatre
ma vetsim poctem motorovycf
',vozidel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
NA sTAvBE HlLLIARD ROAD M0STu
PRAcUJl CHI DELNlCI IA
40c zA h0DInU.
PRESPOI.Nf KAZICI CEN BYDLI We
ZVLASTNfCH LEzEN1CH.

nois, Indiane a Kentucky. Kon
traktorska firma Walshova je
take prespolni, hlavnim sta
mem v Davenportu, la.
Stavba Hilliard mostu jest
prvni velkou praci die syste-
mu otevrenych dilen, kterych
ma byti provedeno V pristich h
letech v metropolitinim okrs-
.ku celia rada a proto jest pra-
We ma case, aby delnictvo zdeJ-
Isl 81 nenechavalo podobnym
zpdsobem vpadavati vzad.
Charles Smith, obchodni je-
dnatel rady stavebnich RENE.
sci a Mclaughlin, president
Clevelandske federace prace,
dohlizi denne ma pikety, ktere
nosi napisy, ze ma stavbe mo.
stu nepracuji uniovf stavebni
strojnlci a ze pracovni podmir
ky nejsou spravedlivymi k or.
ganisovanemu delnictvu okre.
su Cuyahoga.
Kontraktorska firma male.
Ipila pax ma ploty navesti, kite.
rymi svetu namlouva, re "vse.
chny osoby, pracujici ma Hill.
lizard road most6, jsou a az dc
dalsich vyhlasek budou poo
kontraktem ma urcite obdob
v budoucnu."
Celia novostavba jest ohra
snicens prkennym plotem net
ostnitym 'ratem a remeslnic
nekterf rodinami ziji V pr
kennych boudach ne nepodob
nych onem We vojenskych le
zenich "a valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
CLEvELANDSKk "k0PNIkIkDA".
PRODEJNA LfSTKU MEZIMESTSKYCH
DRAH OKRADENA o $14OO.

v prodejne listkd mezimest
skych drah The Cleveland &
Southwestern a The Lake
Shore Electric v {. 25 ma Pub
lie Squaru ukradl vcera k We
Geru n6jaky "vytecnik" $140O.
Pripad podoba Sc akci, kterou
Sc pred lety proslavil "svec z
Kopniku". Nebot' pan zlodej
prisel do prodejny, predstavil
Sc jako urednik spolecnosti a
v teto hodnosti postal klerka
do dradovny spolecnosti, kde
pry jest jeho pritomnosti ma
dIlezite konferenci treba.
Klerk, 19lety Raymond Nc
Dannell, bytem {. 2011 Clark
ave, byl pred sedmou hodinou
vecerni volan k telefonu, z kite
reho Sc oval HAS "pana pre-
sidenta Wilsona", ktery zada
o n6kolik Ifednikd zamestna
nych v prodejn9, kdyz Dan
nell odpovedel, ze jest "a pull
TEN sam, oznamil mu "presi
dent, re 81 preje s MIN mlu
viii, ze posle k jeho vystridan
lrednika jineho.
Tento "a ctvrt hodiny sku
tecne prisel predstavil sc ia
ko Mr.. Graham, svlekl 81 ka
bat a pravil, ze zatim sluzb,
zastane. Novy "ourada" poci
nal 81 tax znalecky, ze odpovi
dal jeste "a pritomnosti kler
kovy ma telefonicke dotazy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

Vcera Sc primo "roztrhl py-
tel' posty $ pohlednicovymi
p6zdravy. 2 Prahy zasilaji
zdravice z zivnostenske W.
stavy panove a danny j. F.
St'astny, Luisa Dubska, Frank
skala, Ant. Cifka, RGzena Vim
klerova, Jarmila Vackova, Ma
RE Vanickova, M. Haskova,
Pavla Cifkova, Anna Peskova,
Paw. P. Skala a Mana Hasko-
va. Pan Bob. Sipan 81 ma mas
,,vzpomnel pri prazske oslave
"ctvrteho dzulaje" a s MIN
zdravi nase ctenarstvo cels
skupina byvalych Cleveland'a
MI jako PIP. a danny Somer
svehlove, Hrncirova s dcerus
kou, Konyvka, rodina Holec
XII, st'astny, Trousil, Nosel
Stupka, Rosicka, rod. Krejcicl
Landa a Matejka.
z taborskych oslav Jana n;
ky posilaii pohledy a pozdra
wy inz. Smetana, F. Krato
civil, M. Jakesova, manzel'
Bradacovi, bratri Polivkove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

Snaha The Walsh Construc
ton Co. najmouti k pracim ma
novostavbe Hilliard mostu del
Milky pracujici "a mzdu o po-
lovinu mensi nezli mi cleve-
landske uniove podmfnky, W.
volala strezeni t6chto praci
Is piketami, stojicfmi jak v
Rocky River, kde most zaci-
ma, tax v Lakewood, kde tyz
konci.
Uniovi tesari, plumbafi, skle
mari a nateraci zffdili vcera
pravidelnou straznici pro pi-
kety u zapadnfho vstupu. Do
mex postaven jest nedaleko
baraki Walsh Co., ktere no.
sti tyto lacine pracovni silly,
dopravene sem re Sidney, O.,
kde prav6 firma dokoncila
most pro Big Four zeleznici.
Zamestnavaci agentura Wal
shova, jez ,pry neni nikterak
We spojeni kontraktorskou
spolecnosti stejneho jmena,
stavbu podnikajici, dodava
delnictvo, ktere pracuje "a
40c "a hodinu, jak doznavaji
zastunpci agentury sami. Uni.
ova saba pro stavebni praci
nadenickou ustanovuje 87Re
"a hodinu. V nekterych toval
mach placeno jest taktez jer
44.3c a jsou dokonce o A velkt
zavody, ktere plati pouhycf
35 az 39c.
Eminent delnici ma stavbi
1nostu Hilliard zverbovani by
Ii v cele zemi, nejvice v ILL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
ROZTOUzENf POLICAJTI.

Inspector Matowitz vcera
suspendoval diva strazniky,
'Waltera Weitzla Waltera
Bergenheima, ktefi pozvali k
jizde dive divky, ku kterym
'se chovali tax galantne, re
ODE ma modrokabatniky zalo-
'valy pro nemravny ltok. Oba
,vse popiraji, ale must znovu
ma karpet", jakmile Sc vrat1
,policejni nacelnik Graul z do
volene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
PRVNf ROK clNNOSTI URA
DOVNY UNION TRUST MA
KINSMAL A 14O. UL.

V tento tyden spada dokon
Cent prvniho roku cinnosti L.
radovny The Union Trust Co.
ma Kinsman a vych. 14O. ul.
Stale vzrdstani lspornych .kla
dd v teto move pobocce jest di
kazem 20 znamenitem vyvoji.
Dokoncenim dlazby ma Union
ave. stal Sc zmineny roh Ii
YOU dopravni tepnou, tax re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
KuRsY CIZfcII MEN.

'Ceskoslov. koruna 2.961a
Rakouska koruna O.O014B
Mad'arska koruna 00012 "
Jihoslovansky dinar .1.1Sls
Ceny vyrozumfvaji Sc v CEN
tech jen "a v6tsi obnosy ma
burse. V drobne vym6ne pocf-
tan jest kurs vzdy o nepatr-
ny zlomek vyse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

" celem okoli stale povstavaji
move obchodni podniky. Y pra
vde jest lradovna Union Trust
Co. ma Kins1nan 140. ul. sire
diskem dobfe fizeneho obcho-
du celeho sousedstvi. Ufadov-
ma sYerena jest sprave kraja-
ma c., D. Hajka, pokladnika-
asistenta zminene velke finan-
chi spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
DODATEcNE DlKY

Y dfkivzdani "a pfe'Svapenf
k me pocte pofadane byla me-
ri sucastnemymi opcmenuta pi.
pi. Mae Srnka NIL, ma mi-
sto Marie Dvorak melo statl
Horak, coz Sc timto ma pra-
YOU miru uvadi. Y ucte
Antonio cada
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

- Je to pejcha tenhle Stiftl Y
Mskotfasich. Won 81 da ma firmu
"Ve;kere melody a lrazy obuvi
.peclivs odstranuji. jakoz ! novou
slicnou obuv ma svst pfiyadim!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18

ASindelka a z ceskobud9jovic-
Fkeho sokolskeho sletu zdravi
Frank, Alb. a JOS. Kavanove
IA M. stepanek.
za milou nam pozornost
,vzdavame krajancm mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-18
OPRAVA K SBfRCE

ma stavbu move skoly CeskG
Sine Sokol ma Clark Avenue.
Ma sberaci listnie Antonio Ko-
recky a Kate'sina Vacha bvla
opomenuta tez CO sberatelka
pi. Marie Wagner.
Evening star., 1924-02-29
Big Glove Values

Chamotex Fabric Gloves, the
washable kind, in beaver, tan,
brown, covert, gray and white,
with wide embroidered backs;
perfect fitting: all sizes.
12.button length at 9l.10
l6-button length at $l.20
Chamotex Washable Fabric
Gloves, strap-wrist style. with
all-around contrasting color gore
and w | d e embroidered O.
backs: beaver. tan. brown, ID
covert, gray and white.
Real French Kid Gloves, nov.
city and strap-wrist style. with
scalloped or turnover cuffs. en-
broidered or embossed styles,
with Paris point and fancy
crochet backs; black. % on
white and colors; 0Z.Cy
all Sizes.
Goldenberg' 's-Ftrst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-29
Men-A Sale!
10 Super-SPecial Values
IN Spring Furnishings

Mems Golf Hose, ST
Wool Golf Hose, heather
shades, in browns, grays and
white; fancy jacquard figured
cuffs; slight irregulars of $3.50
and $500 grades.
81 and $2.25 Pajamas, $l.49
"Faultless" Make Pajamas. OF
white cambria, and cotton pom
gee; plain white and colors; W
neck style; trimmed with silk
frogs or washable braid; perfect
quality; sizes A to D.
Balbriggan Underwear, 68c
Flat Knit Balbriggan Under
wear. shirts with full-Iength
sleeves. drawers with full double
seat: Sateen waistband; slight
seconds of s1.00 grade.
Mems (Glos) Hose, &c
Mems (Glos) Half Hose, full
reinforced heel. toe and sole:
black and plain colors; seconds
of soc and 65c grades.
Mems 81 Shirts, S1.35
Genuine Nellin Rep Cloth Neg
ligee Shirts. soft cuffs: perfectly
tailored; cut from a true costume
pattern.
Goldenbers' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-29
TOiIefrieS

Kolynos Tooth Paste, tube
I7c.
55c Ponds Vanishing or Cold
Cream, jar, z5c.
Cuticura Toilet Soap, cake,
l8c.
Peroxide of Hydrogen, 10
ounce size, regularly 25c bottle,
I5c.
Woods Professional Cream,
one-half pound size, 45c.
Frostilla, for chapped or
rough skin, bottle. zSc.
Prophylactic H air b rushes,
good quality, stiff penetrator
bristles. solid backs in ebony
and mahogany finish. soc:
Caron's "Narcisse Noir" Ex-
tract, half ounce, $3.50.
Melba Fleurs Face Powder,
all tints, 81.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-29
Former 79c, 81 and Sl.5O Grades

A splendid assortment of high-cass ewelry at very
ported kinds all substantially made and all extremely pop
ular styles. You may choose from the following:
Bead Neck Chains in long chain and graduate styles,
of crystal and opaque beads. Earrings in hoop ball. PEN
dant and shower effects of imitation pearl laps topaz,
red. jet jade, amethyst and sapphire. Bar Pins and
Brooches in rhinestone and coored effects. Flexible
Bracelets in rhinestone and rhinestone and coored combi
nations, and Jet Bracelets
Evening star., 1924-02-29

81 Union Suits, Dc
Fine Checked. Soft-fnish Main
sock Athletic Union Suits. deep
hem neck, with elastic belt in
back: sizes 81 to 46: cut extra
full, insuring perfect-fitting gar
ments.
ST Guyot Suspenders, 69c
Genuine ported Guyot
Suspenders. elastic webbing;
white. stripes, figures and plain
colors; all regular lengths.
(Limit. two pairs.)
S1.50 Night Robes, $l.07
"Faultless' Make Night Robes.
extra full-cut body; V-neck
style: trimmed with fast.color
braid: sizes Is to 20; perfect
quality.
Mems Underwear, &c
Spring Weight. Flat Balbriggan
Underwear. long-sleeve shirts:
full-length drawers. with REIN
forced seat and sateen waitband.
Seconds Of 81 grade.
81 Union Suits, $l.S5
Refs Make Lavender Label"
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, ecru
and white; made with closed
crotch; short sleeves and full
length legs; perfect quality.
Evening star., 1924-02-29

An entirely new showing. the new and
extremely stylish Square Wells. with
elaborate scroll borders. In new COM
bination colors and plain shades. popular
and becoming octagon meshes. Also
Semi.Circular Wells. worn extensively
with the cloche and small hats.
Gsldsnbery's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-29

Womcn's and ChlIdren 5
Belts, of plain leather, patent
leather, suede and combina-
tions. In a large assortment of
the most popular styles, inelud-
ing the military buckle style, as
we'll as many others, for wear
with the sport dresses.
GoIdenberE' flint Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-29

FREE-A Leather Belt, with slide buckle will be presented
Of bIack brouu leather
Evening star., 1924-02-29
Yelling

Hairline Mesh, with
chenille dot. in all the
new color combinations;
also plain black, brown,
navy, taupe, tan -
and copen. One 44C
yard lengths -.
Evening star., 1924-02-29

In every way a remarkable; collection Of sho
yaues-sure to bring women here tomorrow wh
want to save on their shoe needs.
Womens Pumps and Oxfords, in gray, airedale
natent brown and black kid and black satin: Nov
city and staple styles to please every one. sizes ~
to in the assortment
GoIdenbergs-Frst Floor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
BY j. E. Jones

the building OF better roads Naturally
IT does not tax its own bonds. ane
the federal government. which ma,
also help build the roads. j. using
iax-free money for the same purpose
But the government next shows up
in the proceedings with a proposed
constitutional amendment piling tax
on It's local road building partner 5
bonds But this and similar incon-
sisfcnt processes .@xafion becomes a
sort of whirl-i-g;g affair
Senator Norris Plan
Senator Norris, who conducted the
Musci, Shoals hearings. believes that
the United States government should
keep its property on the Tennessee
river and administer it through
commission operating under the
authority OF the government
Most people do not seem to under
stand that the United States has spent
considerably in excess of a hundred
million dollars to develop one Of tie
greatest water powers OF the nation
Under the excuse that the United
States government is incapable OF
operating This great plant a number of
power interests have shown their
philanthropy in offering to assume
the Improvements and the assets
Neither Mr.. Ford nor the Alabama /
Power company have offered faif
compensation to reimburse the gov
eminent. and unless Uncle Sam gets
some OF his money back the No-.i
plan coniemplaies tia; tte
United States keeps its dams.
The power companies are evidently
too high upon the belief that
public ownership is wholly discredited,
md they are not prohting by the
disastrous lessons that have been
taught American ship owners who
lS~e sought to grab off the American
merchant marine from the bargain
counter by making it appear that the
United States is not competent to
AIRY on world shipping Evidently
here are lot of holes in government
ownership and management methods.
nj congress seems to be standing pat
N its determination to try its own
and at running its own ships and
ONE OF its water powers-cspecially !
the alternative is to give away the
roDo~...-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17

bones, muscles. or joints. IS iikeis
70 be called rheumatism
That definite Information might be
obtained in statistical way. the Brit
ish ministry OF health recently under
took a special Investigation OF the
general subject cf rheumatic disease
Records wee gotten together reach
ing 90.S9l eoplc al Of whom were
workers under the Social Insurance
Act OF these persons $1,000 lived in
gres; Industrial centers and the re-
r-zinder IN smaller cities and villages.
The survey disclosed total OF 2.5lq
cases Of rheumatism. OF this number
LII were men and $50 were women.
Special attention was paid. in the
Study Of the causation of this disease.
to the dampness OF the houses in
which the affected lived. Dampness
OF houses Is a condition that should
be generally condemned. as a result
OF experience. and in relationship to
other diseases as we'll as rheumatism.
For some time it has been believed.
a a result OF scientific inquiry. that
the condition of the teeth is definitely
related to the causation OF rheuma-
iism. In this survey the women were
found to have better teeth than the
men. Among the women. those with
Iumbago particularly had dental in
lection II appeared definite that
dental infection is frequently asso-
;ia;ed with rheumatic diseases.
Infected ,onsils were disclosed in
! large percentage of those having
,ains and aches in their bones and
muscles and joints. Probably so per
'eni OF the affected had throat trouble.
preceding or during the attack of
Iisease. Only ? per cent of the pa
tents with acute rheumatism had had
heir tonsils renewed. In fiammation
1 the lining of the heart quite fire.
uently is associated with or follows
hcu1a.ism. In this British study
here were found 100 patients with
cute rheumatism with recent cold or
Id infections of heart,
This investigation si.owed definitely
le importance OF ear removal o
,ei OF infection in the teeth and in
&c tonsils. as we'll as in other parts
the body if rheumatism is to be
reverted They also indicated the
irect relationship OF dampness, chill
the body and poor protection
,ainst severe climates to out breaks
rheumatic diseases.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
PAY JESTER DEFICIT

On October 10 the Pioneer Irriga-
ton district received from the
National Surety company sureti-s
J. Jester, jr.. former treasurer OF the
district. a check for $40, 1890 in full
settlement OF the claim OF the district
against the company for shortage in
The former treasurer's accounts. This
amount. together with S5.7il.25 paid
in June. total OF rlS.o2S.s5. closes
the claim so far as the Pioneer district
is concerned
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
LOWELL SOCIETY HOLDS
RECEPTION

he Lowell Literary society held
annual reception for the new students
al Stcrry hall. Friday evening. Oct. 3
The hall was decorated with colored
sireaners and arranged to represent
theatre.
As the guests entered each was
given 4 colored bow in return for
the invitations which had previously
been sent in the form OF tickets. The
bows indicated the section of the
theatre in which each one was expect
ed 70 find his seat Each young mar
was given FIVE minutes before the
show started to get two young ladies
10 go with him to the show
The program was divided into the
usual divisions OF a moving picture
show. The first was announced as
an educational feature and proved
to be and address % welcome 3
Margaret Boone. Tragedy was then
announced. In this scene an old wo-
man gave "reminiscences OF her college
days and recalled memories OF her
school mates who appeared in silhou-
cite on the screen.
\ comedy and wild west thriller
were staged with the usual array OF
Indians and cowboys After the
movies two confectioneries representa-
opened and refreshments were served
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
SEES SERIES OPENER

Earl Wheeler saw the opening game
OF the worlds series at Washington
which Johnson lost in twelve innings
OF bitterly contested ball. Mr.. Wheel
CT writes that his grandstand seat.
obtained from ticket scslpers, cost
S33 Late arrival in Washington pre-
vented Mr. Wheeler from obtsining a
seat through regular ohannels, but he
was determined to see at least one
game of the series before returning
home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
HEALTH TALKS
RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism covers a multitude of
aches and pains. In fact. any group
OF symptoms which includes pains in
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
SHOW BIG DAM

The cover page OF this month
issue OF the New Reclamation Era
carries a splendid picture of the Black
CANYON dam above Emmett The
photograph. which was taken by an
engineer OF Rio De Janerio, Brazil
shows the dam looking TO the north,
the full reservoir with water pouring
over the spiilways and the new power
plant
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17
Paisley shav,ls.

Paisley shawls are copies Of PERSIAN
or Indian shawis. The oriental ShaNis
are made. however. of Asiaiic wool oi
camel's hair. while the Paisley -IawlS
are made of the fine native wool o;
Scotland
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-17

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