davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-10-19

DODGE sedan. 1924: perfect condition: bar
gain. Frank. 464S. la'
Evening star., 1925-10-19

CHEVROLET SEDAN. late 1923 uiodeI5 :
good rum running condition: extras: new tires
Franklin 5l27-J. Cail or write. :i2I Ms
souri, ave. NV ZOE
Evening star., 1925-10-19

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1923: new Royal
cords; only $500; easy terms; don't miss il .
1885 14th St NV. Pot. 1000
Evening star., 1925-10-19

CHEVROLET TOCRIEG-Originai finish as
good as new; price only 500; will make
any demonstration; terms if desired 1875
l4th Il. Pot 1Onn -
Evening star., 1925-10-19

CADILLAC 7-PASs. TOURING. late ie9e
condition suarsnteed;. price and terms most
attractive. 20O7 18th NV 20s
Evening star., 1925-10-19

15-room commercial hot.l. we'll adapted
as tourist inn: spacious and bright dining
room. seats 90 people: attractive lobby
Az station in center of Herndon. Va. Only
hotel between Washington and leesourg.
New pike all the way TO Washington. On
Washington & Old Dominion Railway. u
acre lot. Money making proposition for
any one who understands hotel business.
Price, S1s.oo0 $1,000 cash. balance ar
ranged. Apply TO Buell. Farm Agency. Hern.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Washington Corp. wants a few high
class stock statesmen on an So preferred
issue. CAPITAL $500 900 liberal commls
sion. No advance commission. Address Boz
E6-J, Star office. 2Os
Evening star., 1925-10-19

DUEANT TOURING: frst-class: little used,
bargain going South. Call Adams 23S; /
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FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1925
After All, Foundations
Are Things That Count

AS you have watched a Skyscraper
rise slowly from deep foundation,
has 1t ever occurred to you 10 liken
your life to the erecting of a building!
A huge skyscraper is under construc-
ton in our neighborhood. 1t seemed
to take long time to dig the founda-
ton. Progress in getting the base
ment built also appeared very slow.
1t took quite while for the walls to
rise to the street level. After that,
however, the skyscraper rose rapidly.
no anyone who had not followed the
early stages it must have appeared
that the building lowered up almost
overnight.
Isn't it very much the same with
successful career? Every now and
again man seems to climb spectac-
ularly. To those who don't know
him, his progress looks phenomenal.
But that is because they have not fol-
lowed closely all the foundation-lay-
ing the man has done. Usually those
least astonished by a big mans rise
are those who have been most ia
miliar with his earlier record. They
have seen the digging, the planning,
the sweating. Any man who aspires
to raise a monument to himself must
first expend endless toll in preparing
the right kind of foundation FORBES
Magazine.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-23
Old-Tine Shoes

Henry VIII suffered from govt and,
Judging by their footwear, so did most
of his subjects. Shoes became of such
extraordinary width that, owing to the
fact that England is an island and
space limited, law was passed for
bidding any one to wear shoes wider
than six inches across the toe Eliza
bethan boots were the most ornate.
Worked in gold and silver they cost
at least $50 pair In 1888 the pres
ent type of shoe was evolved, and in
1868 buckles came into fashion; but
1t was not until the Nineteenth century
that shoes were made specially to fit
the right and left foot.--From T. P.'s
and Cassell's Weekly.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-23

There less price variation quality
with prices going the smooth plump pores According the
%
of
Through February highest
narrowed only widen again through July and August In October
while
hundred.
me there existed grade known prime which possessed the maximum
weights Choice
quality filters spring.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-23

The largest clock in the world so
its owners asserts wound by one
quarter horsepower electric motor
The clock, recently installed, takes
the place of a smaller clock which
has made the factory of Colgate and
Company on the Jersey City water
front landmark for years.
1t has a diameter across the dial os
so feet. The minute hand is 80 feet
3 inches long and the hour hand 27
feet @ inches. The weight of the min
ute hand is 1900 pounds and the hour
hand 1926 pounds, or an aggregate
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-23
Getting Up Nights
Is One of Natures Danger Signals
A Healthy Bladder Does Not
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Irritation, excessive acidity or alb
normal deposits may be the cause. II
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at STRATTONS.
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Who Knows?

It was in restaurant. The anxious
waiter was lowering round the opu-
lent-looking and benevolent diner.
do you believe that history re-
peats itself, sir?" he asked anxiously.
81 certainly do" replied the Gus
toner as he rose from the table and
put down the napkin he had been
using.
The walters face lost something Of
that anxious look.
''Well," he said, "a gentleman who
was here yesterday gave me 81 for a
tip"
ooh, WELL" replied the patron. but
toning up his coat to leave, perhaps
he will be in again today. London
Answers.
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Danger as Years Pass

AS the years go by we are all more
or less subject to two dangers, the
danger of petritication and the danger
of putrefaction; either that we shall
become hard and callous, crusted over
with customs and convention till no
new ray Of light or of JOY can reach
us, or that we shall become lax and
disorganized, losing our grip upon the
real and vital sources of happiness
and power, writes John Burroughs.
Now there is no preventative and an
tiseptic, nothing keeps ones heart
young, like love, like sympathy, like
giving ones self with enthusiasm to
some worthy thing or cause.
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weight Of nearly two tons.
The tip of the minute hand travels
157 feet during an hour, and nearly
three-quarters Of a mile during the
day The total weight OF the move
ment and the hands is nearly four
tons, or equivalent TO more than $4,000
ladies' wrist watches.
Because Of its great dimensions, the
clock, which was started recently by
Mayor Frank Hague, of Jersey City,
is visible for several miles.
More than 200 electric lamps placed
ut regular intervals on the hands pro-
vide adequate illumination at night.
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1t is predicted that bobbed hair win
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minutes, and it may require several
years for them to return. except by
proxy
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ALI readers or local nouces %
entertainments, suppers fairs.
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lis. providing the job work for the
.an.e is done at this plant.
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Man has so thoroughly conquered
the air that he can do anything up
there If he has luck and nothing hap
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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-23

An event is interesting when 1t
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again until 100 years after in his
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A nature writer Informs his readers
that the katydid makes all its noise
with its hind legs. like clog dancer.
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GEORGE S. STEVENSON
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The Beverly Banner is devoted to
the business and home interests OF
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or religious-a paper for the
people of Beverly.
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

pair it were not entirely successful.
However, tests by radio engineers
have determined that a resonance
Of about so per cent OF the fun vol
ume may now be had from the bell.
pageantry and ceremony will pre-
cede the New Year ringing OF the
bell in tho appropriate setting OF
Independence square, which for IN"
occasion will assume something q!
the aspect 1t held $50 years ago.
Men and women in colonial costumes
will gather In Declaration chamber
at 9 p. M, where will be re-enactcd
the signing of the Declaration of In.
dependence. outside In the square
.uld-timc constable and night watch
men in the garb of 1870 will repaSs
tho door of the hail, Inside the hail
and at the same desk al which tho
Declaration OF Independence was
signed, characters representing the
original signers will again aiii% their
signatures to a fac-simile OF the his
/ toriCal document.
Following the pagcantry, during
which Mayor kcndrick will hoist on
/ tho flagpole at the rear of the state
house the grand union Cambridge
flag, the emblem OF colonial indie
pcndencc first raised by General
Washington. . public reception will
be held in Independence hall. This
will last until midnight, when Mrs
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
At Palace Sum-, Mon. Tues.
Also Conway Tearle, bad
Company"

and pepplest comedies ever made.
All the glamour. the beauty, the
thrills of the circus have been in
troduced in this lavish comedy
which shows Johnny Hines cast in
the role of daredevil tightwiro
walker and the star Of the big top.
Assisting Johnny Hines in this pic
ture are some of the big stars of the
| Ringing Bros. circus.
On the same program Is the aero
battle star of the screen in youth
and Adventure" The final episode
of the serial PLAY Ball" is also on
! the program.
Coming to the Palace Sunday
Monday and Tuesday is another
double feature program. Marion
Davies the star Of some of the mos
productions appears in Lights o
Old Broadway"
Conway Tearlo and MadGc Ken
needy share honors in the companion
feature, bad Company"
There will be one show on sun
day night.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
LIBERTY BELL TO
|. ring AFTER 90 YRS.
Philadelphia Sesquicentennial 10
Be Formally Uslered in

philadelphia, Dec, 81 RS-Thc
Liberty bell, whose clarion tongue
in 1876 tollcd tn" dawn Of nrW era
in the history of nations and of the
world. at midnight tonight will break
it's silence OF 90 years TO ring in tn"
new year and the dawn of the Phi,a-
drphia scsQui- celebrations
The reverherations of the old bell,
almost as loud and clear as on the
Lay $50 years ago when its sonorous
tones sent men in IS colonies hurry
/ ing to arms, tonight will ring out
over a nation of As united states
which was born of the struggle
v hich its tolling h"raldCd beneath
the blows Of gold hammer welded
Ivy Mrs. w. Freeland kendrick, VIII"
Of Philadelphia mayor. The tones
wilt be- broadcast across the CONT
Invnt through the radio station WIZ.
The last time the bell was runG
vas on the occasion Of the funeral
of Chief Justice John Marshall, July
! $. 1889. At that time the bell
cracked and attempts in 1916 to re-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

IMIrincing motherhood.

rincing motherh God.
A self indulgent Wife, who refuses
to accept her God given right to be-
come a mother, Is shown the error
of her attitude as she hears the story
Of a real mother who sacrificed
home, pride, honor and lifo itself
that her child might live.
The picture conveys to women a
message Of the JOY and eXaltation In
bringing a little child into the world,
the pride in bearing the pain and
hardshlps of motherhood, the visit
full yearning and joyous anticipation
Of the time when the mother can
clasp her baby in her arms.
Special notice-To every baby
born in New Britain during the
showing Of this attraction, shall re-
ceive u beautiful gift from the DaV'
| idson and Leventhal store, also three
quarts of Grade A pastcurized milk
free. Report names to these par
! tics.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
"THE LAST EDIrIoN"-LYCEuM, u

Patrons at the Lyceum theatre
today, tomorrow and Saturday arc
assured one Of the liveliest of live
wire pictures In the Emory john
son production THE Last Edition.
Lovers OF the more sentimental ro-
mantle type will get their delight in
Morals for Men, drama in which
Conway Teare is the dynamic lead
ing man and Agnes Ayers the most
attractive heroine. The latest release
Of the "Perils OF the Wild" serial
illewise Is being shown together
with selected comedies and news
reels.
THE Last Edition." with Ralph
Lewis In the leading role, is news
paper story, dealing with an ener-
getic young reporter.
Starting Sunday night, the Iyceum
offers "Tell Me Why, the much ad-
vertised birth control picture. There
will be two showings, the first fol
women only and the second for meI
alone.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

value Of vaccination by Jenner about
l79S, smallpox was as common as
measles is today. In the thirtits
fortips, fifties and sixties OF the last
century, cholera was by no means
unusual in the United States. AS late
us the first half OF the 19th century
physicians could only guess at the
causes Of some diseases, and they
often guessed wrong.
In 1892 in is cities Of Europe,
having in the aggregate population
Of four and a half millions fifty
thousand persons died of cholera.
yellow Fever
Prior 10 the Civil War, yellow
fever was so common in New Or
leans. Galveston, Mobile, Key West,
Pensacola and Charleston, South
Carolina, that some writer's speak OF
( these places as epidemic centers.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Poris-
n, New York and other cities
| suffered many epidenics. ....=
How different are the conditions
under which we live today. Modern
medicine really began with the work
! of the great Frenchman, Louis Pas
/ teur which was carried on from
1887 TO 1853.
pasteur's work included the dis
covcry that certain diseases in both
man and certain Of the lower AMI
mails are due to the growth and
countless multiplication in theiI
bodies Of microscopic plants. known
as micro organisms or disease
germs, or bacteria.
From time to time other worker
have discovered the specific micro
organisms or germs, some ANNA
but mostly vegetable, which produc.
Other Of our infectious diseases
; work which has been continued IN
III at the present time, our scientists
have revealed 10 us the direct caus
ative agents Of the following nam
led diseases Anthrax, cholera, diph
, liberia, favus, CHAMBERS, hookworn
. disease, leprosy, malaria, meningitis
| mia, tctanus, tuberculosis, pneumo
$ mia tetanus, tuberculosis, typhoi
| fever. and number OF others.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
"TUE ANCIENT MARINER"

The william Fox presentation OF
the Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "The
Ancient Mariner" and The Pace
That Thrills" with Ben Lyon and
Mary Astor wind up at the Palace
tonight. The two features make
one of the cleanest and most enter
tanning programs offered m New
Britain.
For Friday and Saturday the Pal
ace offers a program that is just
crammod full of excitement, ro'
nance and thrills, not of the BLOOD
and, thunder variety. Johnny Hines
in THE Live Wire" is without
doubt one of the snappicst, jazzies
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
HIS LICENSE SUSPENDED,
DRIVER ASSESSED 500
William Grabowsky Couldn't Pro
ducc Document When stopped
by PatrOlman Wagner.

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bile while ms uriNer 5 license Is SUS-
pended, William Grabowsky, 264
.Crarll street, was fined 800 and
.os.s +n,s manning IN nolice court
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WIS alleged that Grabowsky was
driving toward Plainvllle when he
,,os stained nv Officer Wagner, WHO
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
WHO LEWIS is
Man Involved in New York Mystery
Once Prominent in Utah

Salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. 81 Up
\. Il. Lewis, known as Senator" al
legged intended victim of Il 100000
poison plot in New York, was an
active figure in local mining and
political circles 90 years ago, haN-
ing represented the then / Eth dis
trict in the Utah legislature in lses
and 1905. j. 49,
Lewis is reputed wealthy and said
to have purchased a plantation in
Virginia.
lie lived at hotel in Carson City.
New, a few months last summer,
from there directing a project for
the recovery of amalgam, working
down the Carson river from numer-
Gus ore mills operated in the old
bonanza" mining days.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
'TEIL ME WHY"

Tell Me Why" q motion picture
against birth control which will b."
showing in New Britain at the Ly-
ccum tbcater starting Sunday is a
simple story of life and presents u
screen narrative. the sweetness and
beauty Of untold, unselfsh and sac
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Allentown, Pa Dec. 81 P}-No-
ticcs were posted at the plant of the
Atlas Portland Cement Co, at North
ampton yesterday notifying the 1000
employees that a wage reduction OF
approxinately 10 per cent would
become effective Jan. !.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
ARRESTED on SUSPICION

Athens Dec. 81 UPl--It is semi
officially announced that NJ. Stef-
anou. keeper Of tho archives at the
foreign ministry, has been arrested
on suspicion Of communicating with
Communist agents.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
"KISS FOR CINDERELLA"

"A Kiss for Cinderella" tho new
Paramount picture now holding
forth at the Capitol today Friday
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-17
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