davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-02
May Be True.

Nay be Tue
There is a rumor to the effect that
the ~redoubtable Ira Dodge was bucked
from his fiery steed last Tuesday
morning. This reads like a joke but
the report came from good authority.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-02
Messenger Service.

It is reported that Manager Ogden
is about to establish a messenger
service in this city. If the scheme is
put in operation several uniformed
boys will be needed for the work.
This is a service that is really needed
here and we believe it may be maze
quite a success.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-02

Schools Open Sept ~.
The public schools Of the city viii
open September II. Temporarily the
west side school viii occupy rooms
in the Logan building.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
BANKRUPT NOTICE

In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Vir-
ginia:
In the Matter of
Lee j. Fristoe,
Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy:
To the Creditors of Lee ]. Fristoe, OF
Woodstock, in the County of Shen-
andoah, and District aforesaid
Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
26th day of August 1925, the said
Lee j. Fristoe was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
the law Office of M. L. Walton, Jr.,
Esq, at Woodstock, Virginia, on the
1st day of October 1925, at four
o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
EDWARD C. MARTZ,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September Is, 1925.
Sept. 25-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
SAMUEL G. sMUCKER DEAD

Funeral services for Samuel G.
Smucker, aged 80, who died Saturday
evening at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Marshall Garst, near Bridgewa-
ter, were held Monday afternoon at
2:SO from the Main Street Church of
the Brethren. Elder John s. Flory
and DR.. Paul H. Bowman officiaed.
Mr.. Smucker was a Confederate
Veteran. serving under Gen. Meem.
Much of his life was devoted to farm
ing and dealing in stock in the Tim
berville section. He was born near
Woodstock in 1S43. About 20 years
ago, Mr.. Smoker retired from bust
ness and went to Bridgewater to live
in retirement.
His wife, who was Salome Cline.
OF Timberville, died IL years ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
WE APPRECIATE 1T

We appreciate the ready respons,
which many of our subscribers ar.
making to the letter sent out relatiy,
to subscriptions in arrears, and tell
ing of our plan to put the Herald or
a pay-in-advance basis.
Whatever errors have been mads
have gladly been corrected and thu,
far but one Of our hundreds of sub.
scribers has seen fit to discontinue
the paper because he was asked Ia
pay for it.
The primary purpose of the letters
was to get the subscription lists I'M.
to-date and reset to prevent errors in
the future. The pay-in-advance prom
osition is one which all newspapers
have adopted.
We want you to be satisfied with
the correctness of the statement sent
You and we can assure you that we
are glad to correct all errors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
USE THE HOT PACK

The hot-pack method of canning
vegetables at home has all the ad-
vantages of any other plus several
of its own, says the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
Whether tomatoes, beans, corn.
greens, or any other vegetables, it
packs to better advantage if precook-
ed for few minutes before being
put into the can. Tin cans packed
with boiling-hot vegetables may be
sealed at once without the usual ex-
haust and put into the Gamer for
processing. Also vegetables packed
hot into any kind of container and
placed at once in the Gamer reach
the temperature necessary for proc
essing in shorter time than those
packed cold, and the heat penetrates
through them more evenly. This
may mean success or failure in can
ming some nonacid vegetables. Corn.
sweet potatoes, and greens, for in
stance, are likely to settle into a
solid mass that heat does not pene-
trate easily. Consequently the food
at the center of the can may not be-
come hot enough to kill the injurious
bacteria. The hot pack. therefore,
has scientific reasons to back it up.
Send to the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D.
C., for Miscellaneous Circular "a. 1t
gives time tables and brief directions
for home canning all the common
kinds of fruits and vegetables.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25

mated at nearly 100000 annually
and this amount is increasing stead
lily.
1.-The really great value of tourist
travel to the West, however, lies not
in the money that visitors expend
daily for living and amusement, but
in the information that is gained by
them regarding agricultural. COM
mercial, mining, and industrial OPP
portunities of the West, and in this
manner the national parks, in attract
ing tremendous travel to the West
are playing a highly important part
in the economic development of the
nation"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
FROM IRON AND ACID

A recent writer declares that pri-
NAL protoplasm began one billion,
four hundred million years ago
through the chemical reaction of a
rain of molten iron in sea of prus-
sic acid. In other words, man was
evolved from iron washed in prussic
acid.
We have often wondered why some
men have iron wills and some women.
acrid temperaments, but we wonder
no more. Science has at last solved
the question, even if it has failed to
tell US just where the iron and acid
originated in the embryonic period of
creation.
No wonder that some folks are so
sharp, when probably a few million
years before Adam ate the first ap-
pie, they were evolving from carpet
tack into a ten-penny nail.
The theory would also account for
the poisonous tongues of the social
vipers whose deadly sting has wreck
ed more lives and caused more un-
happiness than wars and pestilence.
for prussie acid is the deadliest of
acids and race evolving from this
toxic sea would naturally be tainted
at its fountain source.
Then there is reason for the heart
hardness and callousness of feeling
in dealing with your fellows, for your
ancestry has been scientifically fixed
in the bosh of celestial blast fur
mace and your soul was born in iron.
There is excuse for the dourness
of your disposition because aeons ago
your life began in an acid bath.
All of which is interesting. and
none of which will appeal to the in
telligence of the millions of men and
women who have been content to be-
lieve that an Omnipotent Creator did
not resort to chemical reaction to
start race Of men heavenward
though some choose to go hellward.
but rather that in His own image he
created man.
Don't mess up your reasoning fac
uities with slosh of psuedo scientists
who at best can only guess at the cor
reetness of the premises upon which
they base their conclusions, but
rather hang your hope on faith
which is founded on the simple story
in the Book of Books.
Mankind's emancipation came
not through any theory OF primal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
REV. BAUGHER HEADS s. s,

Rev. S. L. Baugher, a former mas.
tor OF the Edinburg United Brethren
charge, has been elected president of
the Grant County CIV. Val Sunday
School Association.
Rev. Baugher has just completed
a successful year at the Maysvifle. w
Va, United Brethren Church and this
week attended the annual conference
which was held at Martinsburg. Dur
ing the past year in Maysville. the
United Brethren congregation has
had 81 conversions and 81 additions
giving the charge a total member
ship of S94. More than $1,000 has
been raised for improvements.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
KNOW YOUR NEIGHBoR

some one has said, Know your
neighbor; you may like him." In
this bit of sagacious philosophy there
is whole lot of good, common eyery-
day sense expressed that would do
many of us good if we would but
take cognizance of it and literally nut
it into practice.
The trouble with the most of us
is that we form an opinion of people
too hastily, and a greater part of the
time before we really know anything
about them. 1t is quite ordinary to
hear some one say that they do not
like such and such person, yet they
cannot give any good reason for this
feeling, and actually do not know the
party referred to, only to have seen
them at a distance once or twice or
heard some one else speak of them.
Human nature is skeptical, and too
often so, when acquaintance are be-
ing made, and generally this skep-
ticism is not governed by facts but
by prejudice, and consequently does
not always SAVIOR of the very best
Judgment.
Some of us OF course do not want
to know our neighbors. for we feel
that we are just a little too elevated
to burden ourselves with any knowl-
edge of them, while others do not
wish or win not try to see anything
worthy of recognition in any one but
their old friends. This is very loyal
and should be commended, but 1t Isl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
VIRGINIA VS.. FLORIDA


Florida may have lots of dough
Within its torrid sand domain:
1t may be free of slush and snow.
And likewise, ice and sleeting rain
1t may have date and palm tree,
there,
And fruits of every varied kind.
But somehow, some way. I declare
Good old Virginia suits my mind
1t may have naughty millionaires
And money may be there galore.
And folks may drop all worldly care
A basking on it's sunny shore.
1t may be full of widest game.
To give the hunter willing zest;
But any way, it's just the same,
like our old Virginia best.
1t may have sunshine all the time.
ANU 6SAtlc UlccLcS u ana ITO,
Its climate may be near sublime,
Near as climates usually go.
Its architecture may all be
OF Spanish Inquisition days,
But nothing gives me half the glee
AS dear Virginia's olden ways.
So go, you ginks, and wildly roam
Upon its barren, sand-clad hills;
But let me quietly stay at home,
Away from all these graspin
thrills.
And when the day is gently done,
And fading rays are turned to darl
You will find I've had my fun,
In old Virginia's faithful ark.
j. ]. S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
FLORIDA INVESTMENTS

The e. A. Strout Farm Agency,
Inc, are developing $4,000 acres of
elevated land near Orlando, Inter
Ocean City and Brasota Park, Fla
rida. Farms of 1 to 10 acres can be
bought for $500 up with suitable
buildings thereon. Our agents will
show you these good farms, near live
towns and growing in value very fast.
Building lots at Inter Ocen City, one
of Florida's best developments, $1,000
and up. An Al investment. Call
or write
W. III. BRUMBACK,
Sp. 2o-4t. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1925
ARGUE 1T OUT

This would, indeed, be lopsided
world if all men would agree The
Utopian dreams of sentimentalists
would be realized. but the even tenor
of life would grow monotonous, and
this very monotony would bring
about a state of innocuous desuetude.
as our old friend Grover put it.
Differences in opinion lead to strife
and strife sharpens the wits of man
kind. Rivalry reacts on the mass,
and out of the mass the individual
rises and takes issue with the mob
This develops leadership and creates
rivalry, and rivalry foments discord
So there you are.
Since the days of Cain and Abel
discord has been as much a part OF
life as happiness and each. in theil
sphere, have had their influence
But there is a limit to the good
which variableness of opinion may &C
complish. To disagree with your
neighbor just to be disagreeable is
just as reprehensible as to agree with
him for self ACKNOWLEDGMENT There
is Just as little to admire in the con
tentious, for contentious sake, as
there is in the sycophant for selfish
purposes.
Contention may be constructive
for out of disagreements have grown
the movements which have revolu,
tionized the world and loosened the
shaekles from mankind Had Martin
Luther been supine or subsersive
civilization would have been retard
ed for centuries But he chose tt
contend and the star of professionalism
rose in medieval gloom Gallilec
dared disagree. and the law of gravi
tation was written into physics
Columbus argued with a queen anc
a new world came out of the seas
and the earth was no longer fat.
Lord Bryce. author of the Ameri.
can commonwealth, and one of the
greatest publicists of a century, as
serted that the safety of a republi,
lay in its division of political senti.
ment and the existence of great po
litical parties, and in no other field
is there as much assembling, acri
mony and argument.
And, so, it would not be well fol
us all to think alike.
Let's be argumentative but moi
asinine. Contentious but not con
ceited, and above all else let US bs
charitable in our differences, accord
ing others the same rights to opin-
ions as we reserve for ourselves.
From purgatory to paradise tn,
pathway is strewn with the victim.
of the viciousness of uncharitable dis
senters.
If you believe you are right, ant
such belief is rooted in conscien
tious concept of the right, stick t.
it. Hold fast to your faith and argue
with your fellows. If persuaded thai
you are in error, change your belief
but keep on arguing. knowledge
comes through disputation.
Be wise enough, however, never
to predicate your propaganda on ig
noranee.
And always be open-minded and
sincere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
CAUGHT WILD TURKEY

The Scottsville News has several
wild turkey stories. One was about
Ed Tilman, the great Fluvanna hunt
er, who got so close to one that he
could have knocked it over with his
gun, and was so excited he forgot to
shoot. so the turkey got away.
But the latest one is that a col
ored boy, 5 years old, Hunter Wayne,
son of "Old Lindsay" caught one
with his hands and brought it in. 1t
few the coop and lit down in field,
and he caught it the second time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
MODERN HOME

Located SO yards west of depot in
town of Edinburg, on Southern Rail-
road. Good, two-story eight rooms
and cemented cellar; all modern con.
veniences; two-story hen house,
smokehouse, wood and coal shed,
corn crib and hog pen. Priced low.
Apply to
w. H.BRUMBACK,
Sept. 25-tf. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25

protoplasm, but it came through the
faith of our fathers in the Bible mar
rative of creation and the gospel story
of the Nazarene.
Whatever iron and acid is in your
makeup is acquired by yourself, and
not inherited from protoplasm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25

not justice.
Know your neighbor and you will
find that there are many people whom
you will like. and as a result you
will be lots happier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25
VICTOR RECORD No. 1870

Victor Record No. 1879. The
Death OF Floyd Collins" and the
Wreck OF the Shenandoah, on the
same record will be released in few
days and on sale at Bargelt's. Price
15c. 1tpd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-25

Florida may have lots of dough
Within its torrid sand domain;
1t may be free of slush and snow,
And likewise, ice and sleeting rail-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14

- ~
nigsberg; ofrecia 1nicanlente dar
derecho a Polonia en- los puertos
prusianos para permitirle el ac-
sceso al mar. Era un medic segu-
70 de poner Polonia bajo su
dependencia. Alemania, de ese mo-
do, hubiera podide, a su gusto,
ahogarla dej&rla respirar. Esta
pretenci6n fue rechazada. Gran
Bretana Sc opuso, sin embargo, a
que Polonia obtuviese Dantzig,
como 10 pedia, Y Sc creo una ciu-
dad libre bajo la egida de Ia So
ciedad de las Naciones. Polonia
Sc ha. resignado y va solo pide
Ia observancia del Tratado, pero
Alelnania vuelve obstinadamente
a su idea y, para realizarla, POGO
le inporta -pegar fuego la poll
vora. Como podlfa vacilar Fran
cia entire los que sue;ian con vio-
lar las condolences de la paz y
los que quieren respetarlas y de-
fenderlas?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
1PoE QUE NO Sc TRAE AL
TEAM PONCE A SAN JUAN?

Es nuestro deber nabiar q nombre
del p1blico basebolero. En- cstos
momentos en- que nuestros fans pa
recen estar interesados por las III
chas paSeboleras, ahora en- que Lon
Pepito Sc ha lanzado como un sal
vador a levantar, luchando contra
viento Y marea, el entusiasnlo que
en- tiempos pasados imperaba en- Ia
Capital, seria conveniente traer a
la liga dc Ia oche la novena cue
cuenta con mas silnpatias en- San
Juan, al eQuipo que siempre ha ofre-
cido los mejores juegos, el club con
e. cual en- todas las ocasiones han
peleado con mas bravura v coraje
los chicos de la ciudad de los en-
cantos: nos referimos Ell euuipo de
los leones. Conocemos a pipo Nal
uonado, uno de los pocos managers
que janas Piensan en- Ia taiega de
dinero que ha de recibir concer-
tando I'm desafio, y bien sabemos q.
el esta dispuesto a jugar en- san
Juan por una cantidad no fabulosa,
este es, el vendria con sus huestes
dispaesto a ievsntar Ell deporte, y
no con el egoismo de llenarse los
bolsilios -. $50
Los fans piden al Ponce, todos
espsran con ansiedad el nlomento en-
cue SO anuncie Ia vista de los leo
nes. la iga insular. Don Pepito
comp.acera q los fanaticos. De esi
to estamos seguros. conocemos a
DON Pepito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
LA POLITICA BRITANNICA ]
LA AMENAZA ALENAMA

~
Este estado de espiritu no ha
alarmado 1nicamente en- Polonia.
En- Francia, tambien, el peligro
ha acabado por nostrarse a los
que, ignorantes o aturdidos, no
habian visto en- un principle Ia
que hay Eaio la doble proposition
alemana, tan endorsements AGO.
gida por lord dAbernon v pof
clertos mlenlhros del Gabinete fri-
tanico. Ahora Sc ha con1prendido
+ CUE cntenderse con Alenialaia para
una gafantfa reciprocal relatiya Al
Rhin, y no decir palabra o hablar
solo de arbitraje para las from
teras de Austria, de Checoeslova-
quia Y de Polonia, sera quiza con-
Jurar ell incend'o de un lAGo. pero
es seguramente proyocarlo por
otro. La delegation alemana, pre-
sidida por el senior Brockdorff-
Rantzau, habia protestado, en- su
Memoria del 29 de mayo de 1919
sobre las condolences de la paz,
no solamente contra la session
eventual de Dantzig Polonia, ST.
nc tanlbiSn contra la constitution
ce esta ciudad como Estado libre.
Aieinania guerra quedarse con
Dantzig y Memel, como con Koe-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
aAcHo Y coBAs TAMBIEN Sc
FUEReN scoNTINUARA La
ROMERIA?

Y como anunciaramos en- una de
nuestras nltimas crOnicas, el mier-
coles abandonaron nuestras playas
los conocidos peloterOs Gscho, =
Cobas, aInbos Inuy conocidos y cs-
timaaos en- nnestrDs circulos dopor-
tiyos. A estas horas sabemos que
Torres va directaments a trabajar
una fabrics dnnde Sc cuenta con
un formidable team, y que segura-
mente militara en- las filas de esa
novena. Cobas buscara su mejores-
tar prefriendo desde luegn dedicarse
al deports hasebolero 81 le es posi-
BILE. Sc nos ha asegurado que prom
TO han de partir para Estados Uni
dos varios peloteros mas, Y que
tsmbien son mnchos los jugadores
que marcharan a Santo Domingo,
tan pronto de comienzo ALI Ell cam,
peonato arral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14

Elhombre nervioso, vinlento, de NAL
yenio, es una calamidad para ST y para
las spersonas que le rodean. Inutilmente
gastando y agotando sus fueEzas, va
caflino SECURE de la bancarrota, en- 10
que concierne su salnd y su bien-
estar.
Ese agotaniento nervioso requiere
rernediarse 10 antes possible, antes que
venga Ia depression colnpleta o ell desca-
laDro del ORGANISING que haga impesi-
bic toda curaci6n.
Como dice la Ciencia, los nervies de
penden de Ia sangre para su alimeHta-
ci6n yfuerzas. Importa, pues, primera-
nente purificar y enriaHeeeE la sangre.
Miles de personas nerviosas Sc han re-
hahilitado con el Hero Nuxado, la
formula nfodeTna que nluchos medicoS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
SANTANA Sc EMBARGO Ell
JUHvEs


Los Wales son incentive do re-
novaei6n". asi dijo Rod6. Y he
aeni como salen dc nuestra isla dia-
riamsnss nuestros pesoteros huscan-
do IN mas ampliO campo para desen-
volverae. Santana. uno dc nuestros
mas ctiebres pelOterOs abandOna
nnestres diamansss deseoso de con
ewstar nnevos tFinnfos en- iigas don
de los fanAtieos sepau coyrosponder
Il habilidaa del basebolsro De
iaremon De yer por aignn tiempo
lss samesea tshlszOs del monarea de
nusstFoa hateadorss tai yea algln
dia sentlremos IA satisfaction que
rrodueen las notieias bnenas. cuan-
90 nos enteremos de las haeahas de
Ptpe en 81 Norts. Hosotros lie au-
guranoa grades triunfns a Santana.
deselndole huena sneTts en- las II
Eas ansericanas, y que muy prorto
redsmos infoTmaF a nuestros Iecso-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
BASE BALL EN- oREENTE-
Eb REsuRGTMIENTo DEL
BASE BALL.

Homes visto con grande delecta-
ci6n que Ia pslota resurge en- nues-
ira isls con nuevo ardor y con nue.
vos brios. Los faaaticcs acuden
otra vcz los stands, que antes es.
tabau desiertos. Los jugadores em-
punan el oividado bate para rean-
zar sus hcroicas proezas en- el dia-
maRte Y los cronistas dejan posar
sus Inanos sobre el teclado dc la ma
quinilla, para dar al publico sus
impresiones
In San Juan Ell base ball esta VI
w'endo, no ha muerto aun. Los iue-
gOs del pasado domingo fueron con-
templados por bastante concurren-
cia, cosa que hacia tempo no Sc
veia. Parpetti forma el team de
los Gigantes ahI estan esos bravos
adaiides de la pelOta: Brown, SAN
tsna, Juey, Ciqni v Otros. En- Qua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-14
70 eur VA DE AYER A HoY

una pAsina nos dedieA IA Las
Cnbana eel 1910. Una pagsna cue
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f~eEts somoa . tsd9 agussi9 ane
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re wfstn aashos doEaaoe. iinsis.
nes fs.iess poFvsnir ElsaeAo Pc
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80 fuso fue dspoatada en tieEFa
iHghta y 10 hA habiao una rtfaga
aas amoresAmsnse IA hsya tEanapoE.
t<es > ana region fsEtii. Ia ma
80 prodigiosa 40 apareese. ~ ten
- agu6 "a earso y nj el entusias'
mo n 81 patEAotssmo III - piedaa
ae los hsvsbFsz cue Sc han dado Ell
naneF "ap6st0les''. salioEen re-
.ueiF. y fue ssguEa - mHeEte del
srbol F.gantsaeo qas da-ants vaFi9l
ehos nos ampar6 bais 81 s0mbsa f..
RsTFodueimos los parFafos cue nos
dedieara haes nnevo afos - Liga
eabana no coa Ia iutsnel6a de das-
iog eenscsg q nnerras leetorea
zine para demosffaF eome fnimoi
nesotr0s los eulpablea del dacai-
Haenso del ''hase ballf' ga PueTts
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shisme entcHaFemos vaFios ayes d
cqioF. ahoEa euando dlfieilmsnte po
demos aubaanar sFFoFes
Falta Ia ahra de sneggia y a.
volantsd a. nnessro brace. Guam
tes esfuerxos deApieguemos seraf
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