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New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
IICl)lil,c

Small Harry from next door stood watching me clear the table after luncheon.
 Taking inc spoon from the jam pot stuck il into his mouth with the remark; There, young man, lick that"
 He did so quite solomnly, and then laid it back upon the table. "My mother always washes ours, . he said.
 -llnlnn lamnS IIultman.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Member Of the AssocInted rre.,.

The Associated Press r. exclusively CT. titled 10 tn use for republication Of all news credh sd to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also local news published hevein.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
TIL, NPIINiISIr

tEv Mary Carolyn Da>ics) All the world is rosy. Though others Sce With eyes moro dull and prosy, All the world is rosy To mC. All the world IS rosy, That's how l feel. All the world is rosy,
 Rosy O'Ncil.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
NInrc Trnth thnn Pnctrr

Young wife twhose friends were rapidly marrying): "It seems that there is an epidemic of marriages this year."
 Mother (with a wink): "Yes, and next year there will be an epidemic of whooping cough, too"
 W. II. Butler.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Have a Heart!

Judge J}ow"rs; Madame, is there any reason why l should not impose q prison sentence upon you?"
 Mrs. 1IilI: "Ycs, Your Honor. Stripes make mo look too fat"
 --MarjoriA Hill
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Ii must seem a raw deal to the bootlcggers, 10 fire an agent after they have bought him,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The Herald ts on sale daily In New York st Hotaling's New Stand. Times Square: Schultz's News Stand. Entrance Grand Central. 42nd .treet.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

A native in Florida is one who tells you sadly what he could O bought 1t for" ten years ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

4 church in Cornwall Eng. has devils door, through which the devil is supposed to pass out
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
TELEPHONE CALLs RusinesA Orlce ..... gs5 Editorial Rooms .... a26

The only profitable advertising medium in the City. Circulation books and press room always open to sdvert,serE
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The height of absurdity is one that reveals eridcrmis bctwccn boomers and stocking roll.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
NtuSt Have Been

Marion: "I waved at Tom for five minutes but he didn't answer" Alice: Must have been too long a waNet"ngth."
 $. C. McGhcachey.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
THE 'OBSER VER-
 Makes Random Observations On the City and Its People

war among voters of democratic persuasion will amount 10 nauCht other speakers who sang in the same key wcrc State Comptroller Frederick NJ. Salmon, Major Louis Al. l'llman, NJ. Leon Smith. president of the cluh and Joseph M. Morris Scy. who is considered a strong cau- didntc for the republican nomua- ton for mayor.
 The occasion was seized hy back CTS of potential candidates tu bring out their men and let them shake hands with tho crowd. Mir. Nor rissoy is chairman of the town con- mittcc and was said to enjoy tho ad- vantage at this datc, but friends of John B. Tower were equally as con- ijdCnt that their man was the Moses who could lead tho party ont of the wilderness. It was q night of hoOms and the boom booming is still cCho- ing along the shore.
 Lenders of the party face q diffl- cult task. Bitter hatrcdS seem to be the rule in Now Haven among democrats as well as republicans. The knife as a weapon of retaliation is used frequently on election day. The New Haven situation promises to prove worth watching.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

10 take riding in a canoe"
 Elsie Hammers.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
New Britain Herald
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday EScepted) At Herald Bldg 67 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

? erican. a motion picture thcater manager of that city, name not giv- on, has denounced J. Henry Rora- back, boss of the slate republican machine, and Representative Durant as tho dcCp-dyed villains in the en- actmont of legislation by which films coming into this state are taxed.
 This, the manager is reported 10 have said, was revealed at d meeting of state managers in New Haven this week during which J. Henry and Representative Durant were roundly denounced and the threat was made to withdraw the support of motion picture theaters from the republican party during the next campaign,
 At one time, it is explained, Mir. Durant was an official of the Lasiy- Famous Players corporation. Be cause he disagreed with the com pany's policy, hc withdrew or was forced out. From then on, it is claimed, he laid a plot for evening up the score and the tax on motion picture. films is the result. With the assistance of Chairman Roraback. the tax law was jammed through the legislature. and, as a result. chaos exists in the Connecticut motion pie turc world.
 State movie men appealed to Roraback to crush the tax bill in its incipiency, reminding him that they had cooperatcd with the republican machine in the past. The American throws the spotlight on this phase of the situation as follows:
 During the Bingham campaign, inc state chairman appealed 10 the movie men or to the majority of them who were republicans to sup port Bingham and counteraCt the rising opposition 10 the republican candidate. The movie men. accord ing to the local mon. secretly voted to do so and helped the Bingham campaign considerably.
 NOW, instead of reWarding this action. he has helped put through the law which is liable to close most of their thoaterS, the movie men say. Because of this, the movie men of the state are mp in arms. accord ing 10 the local man, and will wage political warfare against him in the coming year.
 "lt was announced at yesterdays conference that Frederick H. El- lot, president of the Independent Motion Picture Producers associ- ati6n, had pledged his association, although it has been a bitter foe of the Hays producers group, to stand by the national organization in its fight gainst the Connecticut law.
 "The communication from Mir FL liott further stated that while his organization would not spent an- other penny to fight the law in the higher courts it. has fund of $500,- GOO which 1t is intending to spend to fight the political phase of the law
 "According to the local movie man. what is meant by the phrase 10 fight the political phase of the lHw,' is political warfare against J. Henry Rorahack and the republican state organization. In this fight, most of the state movie men will join, according 10 the local theater manager
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Sometimes he who looks like a poor fish is net a sucker al all, but d shark.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

A defeated politician has one consolation He need no longer gush over people he doesn't care a darn for
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Anyhow who wants 10 ind d snake nowadays after Mir Nolstead the cure for his bite.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Another need of the times is d horn that will say "GangWay, please" instead of "Gct out of the way, darn you"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Air f1iyNcring will have draw backs. There will ho no dust 10 kick in the face Of swell planes you pass.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Any town is a rotten town to a man whose name doesn't mean any thing on the dotted line
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Copyright. 1925. Reproduction
 forbidden),
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

You cant always trll The Morse men were blondes and they didn't know darned thins about chem istry.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Entered at the Post Onice al New Britain
 as Second ClHR Mall Matter
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

When France decided to bury the hatchet few years ago, she hadn't thought of tho Rifian's neck as a suitable place.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

SUBSCRIPTION RATES $500 6 Year.
 s2.0o Three Months.
 7So. q Month.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Your Children's Health


 
 handicapped slight examination remedy? Our Washington bureau has authoritative
  tells simple understandable girls weighing bar chest back and fee snd
  out the below and CLIP COUPON HERE CHILD HEALTH EDITOR, Washington Herald 1929 New York Avenue Washington. D. C. :: ot the bulletin, CHILD HEALTH. enclose CITY STATE am 8 reade o he lew . s.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

And yet crOquct might have be- come the national Eamc if some body had thought up snappy cos tune for it.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The third party hasn't found a leader yet. None of the big fellows seems mad enough to quit the feed trough.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The way you matriculatc in the school of experience is to see chance 10 get something for noth- ing, and bite.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Correct this sentence: "I spent a month in the mountains" said lIe, "and never wrote a card about sleeping under blankets"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

net could be used to great advantage, but on inquiry, found that they had already made unsuccessful efforts to operate them. I then endeavored to educate these people to the proper use of this net, but I met with antag- onism of every description. This was unfortunate, as many packing compa- nies would be prosperous today, had they used better and more modern fishing equipment. A Scotch gill net is seven fathoms deep, and IT fathoms long. Each boat carries from 80 to 100 such nets, and eleven coils of rope, each 120 fathoms long, the leader being 1-2 to 4 inches thick. The largest web in Scotch gillnet is but 1-2 inches and they are used on the north and western coast of Scotland, where the largest herring are usually caught. The ordinary gillnet should have a two inch web. A new net must
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
BUSINESS IN 1919

ENTERED BUSINESS IN 1919
 My first introduction to Alaska cured herring was in the year 1919, in Se- attle. On examining some fish for a buyer, found them in a very unsatis- factory condition. From this cause arose my anxiety to investigate the system adopted in Alaska. I engaged with the Alaska Sea Food Products Company to go to Cooks Inlet, Hail. but Cove, and upon arrival there I found the methods adopted in fishing very primitive. Salmon seine web, 8 to 1-2 inch mesh was being used This, of course, caught the herring by the middle of the body and as haul was not made for from 20 to A hours the result was that fully 50 per cent of the fish were drowned. Had they been hauled earlier, the remain ing fish would have escaped from the net.
 Here I saw where the Scotch gill
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
By ". J. IMLACH

ROM THORSO and Wick the northery points in Scotland n dotted along the northeastern Peters Head and Fra
 other villages For existed chiefly their wordam herring fishing industry Faserburgh be mentioned the chief herring fishing Scotland with Peers Head neighborng Fraseburgh with population of 12 900 has 100 herring packing The fishing fleet of the
 gnet fishing unlike the Alaskan system packer hiring his boats those fishermen and control their
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
w. J. MLAH, ALASKA PIONEER HERRING PACKER WRITES ON PAST
 PRESENT AND FUTURE INDUSTRY

Describes h0W Uhe Eramnamg Fish Seattle He Discovered Herring Not Properly Packed and Proceeded nvesga hs Inspection Trip Aaska Pov ing tue Methods Of Packng Pmtive-In Ths Article Writes Of Herring Aclvties tue Cook District tue Lack o Experienced Help Packers Brokers-A History Of the Early Herring Industry
 introductory article refers conditions they prior immigration to this country the gear Nineteen Tem Customs Systems and Figures may Subject to Change
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

tain figure per barrel-say s14 to S16, the fish to be subject to inspection in Seattle by the buyer. Some packers, in the early days, when they shipped their pack to Seattle, were mistaken when they imagined that the buyer would accept their goods without en- deavoring to cheapen them by criti- cism, as the buyer was interested in a reduction in price, his arguments usually being slack packing" lover or under salting," "bad selection,' 7 or careless gibbing." The buyer would then make reduction of from soc to $1 per barrel. The packers and brokers, being ignorant as to the real quality of the pack, would agree to the reduction, and would then wire the packer concerning the complaint, with a result that the packer would usually operate or cure according to instructions from the broker.
 We will take, for example, the slack packing complaint: The packer com monces to put up a tighter pack, plac- ing an extra layer of herring in each barrel, with the result that the fish were tightly compressed, and became sour during transmission to Seattle, on account of a lack of circulation of brine in such mild-cured fish. As a period of three weeks would elapse since he received complaint from Se- attle, the packer would probably have three shipments undergoing the tight packing treatment, one in Seattle, one in transit and one ready for shipment.
 1 do not maintain that the buyer is always the misleading party in deal, as in many cases buyer will advance money to a packer with the guarantee that the packer will supply the buyer with properly cured fish. When the buyer receives his goods, they are in many instances of a very inferior quality.
 The Definition of Feed"
 Feed" is the term used by packers and herring fishermen in general in describing the condition or state of the herring. Particular care must be given fish which contain feed in their stomach, as this feed means an undi- gested food which will, if not extract ed in the gibbing operations, deterio- rate the fish,
 Scotch Fishery Board herring ex- perts, on investigation, found that her. ring feed on vegetable matter named phantom, floating from one to two fathOms under the surface of the sea. A large catch of herring in this con- dition should never be loaded on fishing boat, on account of the great pressure of weight, the top portion of the load softening the fish and bursting the feed bag or stomach of the lower portion.
 In the gibbing or gutting of a her. ring, one thrust of the gibbers knife in the throat, and pull brings the gills and all of the intestines through the small opening or knife cut. Other duties of gibbing are the selection of culls from the good herring, much as one selects the good from the bad ap- ples or other fruits, when packing.
 The gibber selects the TT. B.'s" (re- ferring to fish which are torn, bruis- ed, headless or tailless). These fish, although partly destroyed, through
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

vessels employ their help and sell their by highest bidder The packers their herring but they be
 pected by Government Inspector and branded with
 stamp rsta product The rejected goods being value sold considerably lower price The herring then shipped Russia Germany and other central Mr. mach of the following herring properly introduced He reared from infancy and employed fishing industry Fraserburg Gateway editor knows of authority better qualified write herring and the herring packing industry than Mr. mlach who the operated sateries successfully this and the
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04
LA MUJER EN- SU CASA

Hemos recibido ell nilmero de Enc
nero de esta interesante Revista pa
IA seiioras, que a cuenta "a amos de
vida prospera, alcanzando Visibles
progresses cada aiio que transcurre
Poreste numero vemos, que para
lei afio que acaba de empezar di-
cha Revosta constara de las seccio-
nes habituales que son: LABORES
EMPEZADAS con ell material ne
cesario para terminarlas; dibujos
" description de LABORES FEME-
NINAS en- general (para Enero
pubhca "a labores diferentes); LA
BoREs BoRDADAS A MAQUNA;
MODS para se1oras, seToritas y
ninos; ROPA BLANCA personal y
para la casa; CoNFECCIoN DE
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Gases en- el estolnago
afectan eI coraZOn

NfiIIare de casos de ataques del coraz6n
Son causados por indigestion aguda,
dice I'm facultativo.
LIE OPPRESSION producida por gases en-
ell est6mago no solo causa nauseas y
gran Ipalestar sino que algunas veces
resulta fatal
Cuando despu6s de conner Sc siente
inflamacl6n del est6mago una sensa
ci6n dc preston, falta de respiration y
dolor e la region del coraz6n, puede
afirmar3e que la acidez del estomago es-
ia produciendo gases que al subir opri-
me Ell corazon Esta es la causa de IA
falta de respiration los dolores agudos
Iue sc sienten.
va sea la persona joven entrada en-
amos, IL generaci6n de gases en- Ell esto-
mago rs un sintoma grave cual debe
darsele Immediate cuidadosa atenclon.
Para elminar rapidamente esos ga
ses lilnpia1 el estomago neutraliz ar
la acidpz, no hay NADIA mejor que una
dosis dp Magnesia Bisurada tomada des-
pues de las comidas cuando Sc conside-
re neresario. Froporciona alivio casi ms
tantaneo.
En- todas las boticas bien surtidas Sc
puede obtener Magnesia Bisurada en- pol
Vo J en- pastillas a muy POGO costo, pero
insistase en- que sea la legftima Magne-
sia Eisurada, recomendada por los medi-
cos eH todo ell mundo civilizado por mas
"a -
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MONTICELLO Famoso Vino
sECcIoN DE AHoRRos


Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
breta ndmero 1929, expedida nom
hre de don CARMELo IRIzARRY,
de San Juan, Sc hace saber: que
81 pasados treinta dias despues de
Ia primera publication de este
anuncio sin que persona alguna sc
Laya presentado reclamar su me
jor derecho, Sc lie expedira Ell CO
rrespondiente duplicado quedando
sin valor la original
SAN JUAN, P. r. 4 de FE
BRERO de 1925. Ell Secretario--
P. Rocafort. Advt
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sENTlMIENTo DE BIENEsTAE

Ese sentimiento de cansancio v
disgusto causado por Ell NAL funcio-
namionto del hfgado y las digestio-
mes dificiles, puede hacerse desapa-
recer de un modo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Herbine. Desde las
primCras dosis Sc sienten sus benefit
cos efectos que purifican y regula-
rizan el sistema. Limpia Ell est6mago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce
por el cuerpo ese sentimiento de
bielcstar y algeria que es siempre
coTparero de Ia buena salud. De
venta en- las farmacias y droguerias.
AdVt.
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soMBRERos; coc1NA practica

SOMBREROS; COCINA practica
y de lujo; consoles practices de
HYGIENE y BELLEzA; SECCIoN
LTTERARIA con una novela que
pEede leer todo ell mundo; etc.etc.,
Para ell aflo 1925, rigen los mis-
mos precios de suscripcion que son:
ID. pesetas para la primera ediccion;
sin labores; II pesetas para La Sc
gunda con una labor al cuatrimes-
tire; "a pesetas para lie tercera con
una labor scada dos meses, y SO
pesetas para la cuarta con labor
mensual.
Para mas detalles, dirigirse a
la Casa Editorial. Bailly- -BadJlisre
Nuiiez de Balboa, 81 Apartado 56,
MADRID (Espafia)
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VENDO. EN- RIO PIEDRAS: Ca

sa MADEIRA V cementO con cua-
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esQuina, buen patio, construfda ha-
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CE ALQUTLA: En- Rio piedras

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apartamentO frente a la plaza prin
cipal Y con puerta a Ia calle prin-
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oficina para familia sin nifos. In
formar4 DIR. CERVONI, Dentista
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pARA OFICINAs vendemos muy

baratoS Archives, EscritoriOS,
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TRAJEs DE PALM-BEACH Ge

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pictorial REVIEW. Est

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OFTCINAS para arrendar con to-

das las comodidades modernas.
ASCENSOR EXPRESO, freScaS.
Iigi6nicas, VentiIadaS y otros SER
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IONEN - Desea cOlOcaci6n como
listero o pcsador de romano ha-
bla ingl6s espanOl, buenas refe-
rencias. Dirfjase a =. Q. Box 552.
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COMPRO 40 pies de tubo de cinco
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pies del mismo. Calibre perforado,
go pies de dos pulgadas V algin To-
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INTERSTATE :-si necesita us

ted pleas para automobiles Co
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su auto. Garage Mayaguez, de Ra-
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DE FLORES NATURA-

LES: en- ramos. cruces, coronaS.
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CE VENDE SOLAR en- Rio p

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dimensiones tambi6n venden frente
San Agustfn. UnidoS 20 Y 20. Apar-
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CASA A PLAzOs.- Compre sn


casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler En- ell sitio mas sano Y fres-
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calle embreada, luz el3ctrica. tel6-
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pia, atractiva de mOderna cons
trucci6n, pagandO pequena canti-
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sitiO deliciOsO, panorama bellfsimo.
transpOrte facil pOr servicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuanto Sc re-
suelva la franquicia, la nueva H.
nea de trolley atravesara esta urba-
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CE VENDE.-Finca de cafe, cieu

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Las Marfas. TambiGn, Taller de
costuras, doce maQuinas de c0ser
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PAULES-MALETAS- MALETI-

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los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co ~ linica casa en- Puerto Rico, que
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ie ?.
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VENDO baratO autom6vil priva-
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REDUZCA sus gastos utilizando
los servicios dc nuestra oficina,
telGfono 1916. ApartadO 307 o visfte-
nos en- Luna SO. VendemOs GOrras
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ROLLOs DE MUsICA para piano.

las la Ultima mnsica, Ia mejOr
mfsica, los rollOs mejores y mas
baratos en- GONZALEZ PADIN co.
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