davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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14-a yI., poRuo B 7.90 Beqepa. HpOcHS
qlsHOB nOceWaTb aEEypaTHO %co6paHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08
C O s P A H " E

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08
qNTANTE N PACHPOCTPAHHN-
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XVI KOMNqECRHE CuEHbI MOHOHOTN = uEHA $500
NBAH mETAoB, - 'RECEIHn TEATP", 10 0IH0AHTHHX nIyTOR II "B
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PEHdETX. - HEHA "a 2 T0MA $1,000
BEE sN RHNrn BbIcbMApTca TonbRo no noayqEHNM CToNMocTN
"R A E t. 274 10th St. New York, NY.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08
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HoBoro, coo6mHTe ITO aIpecy:
F. Woitovich, "a Watkins St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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q he qaraB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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ceHBaM e%eHeIe1BHO, B 2 qaca 1Ha 3
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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RpeceHBaM OF IL 10 1 qaca INA q no cpe-
IAN OF $50 10 7 uacoB Begepa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-08

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THH1aM B lone H%pocReWeHHa, 1880 Beer
IA VA. HaqaaO B 7.90 Beqepa. ,HpHraa-
maDTca bee.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
Says the
Burnt Child
Likes the
Mdtrim onidl'
Fire
Queer Things
A bout
Marriage
DorothyDir
Isn't 1t Queer We Don't Investigate Our Partners
Pasts; That We Marry Those Of Opposite
Tastes; That We're Ever Ready to Remarry?

you you ever think how things about To
'aa s % Ss'
sna @ PsvsR @ h from m of n
XII @ i ie Snsn Z: ssss III 5sS; ss s
en6 @ to make & 600 consider that he worldly wise
ps
Mn1n 5snt the
sfi
as little intelligent, serious thought G ''S ''"'
s"' cSs Ss SS" hR long
as %sss sss
~S1S S % senq @ w9a - life he had and led & h0T 1 nonst and
% o @ h that bpne would @ be & cheat
like S@ "e oG % T % e prtnersh @ %Tho" @ % any o"be
sS1 S' f S "s Si 5nS
% % ss @ @ 1 nyfs % 9aS " sS"s ns 9sePs h ] " @ S e his
tied child '''' anu secs "''' '"e '' " ' O''
model The % ma" M S m %s s. pH and % h n1 @ @ ae
locking into its pedigree and finding ling % out what 3 @ s @ of T0 & from
% T% "" % W
queer dispositions
thing that
sannDs IA hGas and s
m aa OK their Ras A wives man @
husband will the he led her the altar
= thing
ring
will
whon a
why
at, @ @ b the kind Of husbands and wives
don't The man
himself used because
Caba
of unhappiy
whe
again,
i'A'iiH' - opynghtIa
Evening star., 1925-06-03

was wawkinc along feeling sad on
account of a waffle Wagon going past
and me not having eny money to buy
eny, thinking, G wiz, if ! was d
millionair Id buy a waffle wagon of
my own and all Id haff to do would
be to come to the frunt door and tell
the man TO give me as mcny as /
wunted
Not being mutch consolation on &C
count of me not being millionair.
and I thawt. o well. I'm glad it wasent
the hokey pokey man. Id rather not
be able to buy a waffle than not be
able to buy ice cream santwitch.
Being little consultation but not
mutch and a cupple of blocks later
! saw sine outside of a grocer store
saying. Boy wanted to work for the
Summer.
Me thinking, G., maybe they'll give
me about 10 dollers a week jest for
standing erround seeing that nobody
steels enything, or something.
And l stood there looking at the
sine a vile, thinking o boy L bet the
Evening star., 1925-06-03

waffle man would be glad to see me
IL | had 10 dollers a week.
And / went in the store and the
man was in back of the counter por-
ing sugar in paper bags to save him
self the trubble of poring it later.
Being a long man with short mus
tash, saying, Well, sunny?
Meening wat did l wunt, and | Sed
There's a sine out there.
0 yes, so there is, the man sed, and
/ sed, Wat would / haff to do? and
he sed, o, not mutch. jest report every
morning at I o'clock or a little be-
fore and sweep out the store and then
help to carry the baskiis and things
outside and then deliver orders the
rest of the day and then help carry
the things back into the store, do you
think your strong enuff?
How mutch would l get? ! sed, and
he Sed. o, about dollers a week, and
j started to so out saying. ! don't
think I'm strong enuff.
Meening | wasent willing enuff.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

who ever had an odd coat. Yes. sir. 1
guess I'm the only one.''
Now at this time the White Robin
happened TO be sitting in tree on the
edge of the Green Forest As always
his bright eyes We're watching every
instant that no enemy might take him
by surprise. Suddenly he gave a little
gasp, and leaned forward that he
might see better. His eyes had caught
sight OF some hing moving on the
ground Just within the Green Forest.
and that something was white. He
blinked his eyes very fast to make
sure that there was nothing in them
and that he was seeing all right. Then
he flew over to another tree and as he
did so he saw another small person,
also dressed all in white, and this small
person was scurryinS up a tree. When
he reached a certain branch he
promptly sat up with his back to that
branch and IA fiat. -bushy tail curved
over his back
The young Robin caught mis- breath
"It's squirrel" he gasped IT'S a
pure white squirrel, never have
heard of such a thing. | never have
heard of such IA thing. so il can't be
yet it is"
lie few right over tn that very tree
who are YOU" he demanded bluntly
and most impoltely.
The little stranger in white stared
ut him very hard. II don't know that
il is any business Of yours who ! am.
But II you really want to know. m a
Red Squirrel"
You're not. either You're a white
Squirrel" retorted the White Robin.
Right away the Squirrel lost his
temper. just as a Red Squirrel would
4 tell you I'm a Red Squirrel" he
sputtered. My father is Chatterer
the Red Squirrel. and if that doesn't
make me d Red Squirrel | don't know
what would. Who are you?"
I'm a Robin, was the prompt
reply.
You're not. either" retorted the
White Squirrel. WHO ever heard OF
a Robin with a white coat?'
who ever heard of Red Squirrel
with a white coat?" retorted the young
Then for full minute they started
at each other. 1t had come to each
that he~e was some one who knew
exactly how the other felt. Say.
said the young Squirrel, do folks call
you queer"
The young Robin nodded his head
They certainly. do" said he.
And do they refuse to have any.
thihS 10 uo WIN YOU Cohtlhueu the
young Squirrel.
The young Robin confessed that this
was the case. Then he sighed. and IL
was a happy sigh. do you know,
said he I'm feeling comforted?'
why are you feeling comforted?'
demanded the young Squirrel.
Because YOU are queer" replied
the young Robin.
No such thing. I'm not queer,
sputtered the white Squirrel, and
ierked his white tail as if he would
jerk it apart. I'm no more queer
than you are
But | am queer replied the young
Robin. Anyway. that's what every
one says. But now | feel better
Copyright 1925. by T. W. BurgessD
Evening star., 1925-06-03
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Genini.

Tomorrow's planetary aspects are
distinctly favorable. and the adverse
condition that prevails about noon
Is of so brief nature as not to war
rant any change of action. All un-
dertakings related To the professions
viii be especially fortunate ana
many problems in connection with
them that have hitherto presented
mtricacies and difficulties will be
satisfactorily and easily solved. 1t
is an excellent opportunity for the
execution OF important contracts or
agreements, even though serious
financial obligations are involved,
always providing, however. they do
not SAVIOR of speculation or unnec-
essary risk. 1t also is a good mar
riaSe. day as the vibrations are ex-
hilarating. and there is very little
chance of any wedding bark launch
ed tomorrow going on the rocks"
\ rather tempestuous childhood
can be prognosticated for the infant
brought into the world tomorrow
and its ultimate emergence from the
dangers that beSet it will depend
almost entirely on the care that it
may receive during its early. DAYS
and on the quality and method of
its nutrition. 1t will possess a very
0kiOI@ tIldIatlel- win j. uOlnlna tinS
and controlling. although not at
tractive. personality. 1t win rise
head and shoulders above its asso.
ciates by Intellectual force. and will
command respect. but inspire little
affection. 1t will. however. he capa.
bic of A strong and an iIylIic love,
and once its love is bestowed il will
never change. regardless of the worth.
mess. or otherwise. of the object
IT tomorrow is YOUR birthday, YOU
spend q great deal of your time in
chasing rainbuws," and you refuse
to see in clouds on the horizon any
signs of storm, but convince Yourself
that the sunshine in which YOU mo.
mentaril1- baslI-will last forever. With
out hope and optimism, this life would
be a very drab affair. Common sense
cema andS. however that preparations
should be made, at all times. for un.
expected and untoward contingencies
This does not imply that any adyan.
tag ge can be gained by crossing bridges
before they are reached; but your road
should be so charted and mapped oul
that the bridges TO be crossed are in
dicated.
You are very efficient and painStak
ing. and a firm believer in the fact
that anything worth doing is worth
doing well. Your judgment and per.
spectiye are the-factors in your make
up" that are weak and unreliable.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
Strawberry and Cherry Recipes
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

One teaspoon vanilla if Strawberries
are the fruit, or onequarter teaspoon
for cherries.
One ehalf pint cream whipped, or one
pint, IS preferred.
Melt the dissolved gelatin over hot
water. Mix half of The sugar with
the fruit and let stand one-half hour.
Add the gelatin TO the fruit at the
end of this time. Whip the crea m
and when it is nearly stiff gradually
add the rest of the sugar and then
the tiaroring. Fold in the sugared
fruit and blend well. Put in molds
or one large mold and set on ice to
chill. Turn out Just before serving
and Sarnish the edge of the mold with
the fruit from which ii has been
made. A rim of strawberries large
and fully ripe with little green foil.
age around the outer edge gives an
artistic setting. The cherries, in clus.
ters pendant on their stems. and with
a few leaves attached. make. an at.
tractive garnish for cherry bavarian.
Either may be served with or without
sweetened whipped cream.
Fruit Charlotte.
This can be made with either cher
ries or Strawberries. Line paper cups
with lady-tingers. having the edges
where the cakes meet touched lightly
with unheaten egg white. This will
make them adhere well. Fill the cen
ter with whipped cream -sweetened,
having fresh crushed fruit of either
kind well mixed with it. Top each
serving with one large strawberry or
rosy cherry with a fieck OF green
foliage or few slivers af cityon TO
represent foliage about the fruit. Re
move from cases and set on lace paper
doilieS before serving
Evening star., 1925-06-03

ways. that are not So We'll known or
else are original. of using these ber-
:feS. We will find some recipes and
suggestions that appeal from their at
-ractiVe method Of serving. heir
helectable taste or from the idea of
economy.
Strawberry Fluff.
This recipe emphasizes all of the
three desirable qualities just enumer-
sted. for the dish is fine in flavor. at
tyactive. and makes a small quantity
of the fruit go a cood ways
One and onehalf cups hulled and
washed strawberries.
Two egg whites.
Three-quarterS cup sugar tmore or
tcss according TO the sweetness of the
nerriesl.
Two tablespoons pulVerized gelatin.
A few grains of salt.
tOne-quarter cup boiling water.
one-quarteT teaspoon lemon juice.
Crush the berries and press through
afcolander. Add the sugar and salt
md let stand for three-quarters of an
t0ur or longer. Al the end of this
time strain off the juice and heat
EiSOlVe the gelatin in little cold
wateEand add the auaEter cup -boiIine
wafer and the lemon juice. MiX-the
TWO hot liquids and pour over the
crushed fruit. As il begins to stiffen
tCat it until light and fluffy and fold
in the well beaten whites of the eggs.
Iaut in individual molds or cups and
cnill. When time to serve turn out
each mold on lace paper dolly and
rarnish with a few strawberry leaves
or other green if you do not have the
foliage of. the fruit.
-, Served in.> Ring.
Another way to serve this t1uff is To
pour into II ring mold and chill. After
;uIniHg. The mold out on a round
dish gently press lady fingers tcut in
half if the mold is shallow against
nd fill the center with whipped
cream. Such a preparation provides
cake and dessert for the course. As
It can be prepared early it is recon-
mended when a woman does her own
hcusework
A Delicious Drink.
Sour red cherries make ardelicious
fruit for breakfast. if they are pitted
he night before. sufffffe ntly -sugared
and set in the ice chest TO chill. "A
beverage that is as easy to prepare
as non-cooked grape Juice. lis made in
like manner. Put one cup of pitted
: sour red cherries into hot steril.
lied jar. Cover with one cup Of gran.
ulated sugar. Fill the Jar with h~aetlEe-
ly boiling water and seal Immediately
Allow to stand for several months
and in the Winter you have what
might be called a fresh cherry drink.
1t can beNused alone or in combina.
ton with other fruit Juices.
Bavarlan.
One-quarter package of gelatin dis
solved in cold water. Melt over hot
water.
One cut of fruit either crushed or
cut into fine pieces.
One cup powdered sugar Tor more
if fruit is very sour).
Evening star., 1925-06-03
Ny Neighbor Says:

Potatoes are far nicer cooked
in the following way than by
boiling them. Scrub the skins
with small brush kept. for the
purpose. and steam them in
their skins. They come out
like balls of -four.
Salt Will remove ink from
carpets if used Immediately.
Before making French seams.
remove the selvag ges. as they
are liable to shrink in the wash
and pucker the seams.
When making All apple pie.
sprinkle the fruit with lemon
juice and add one ounce of fresh
butter in very small pieces.
This will greatly improve the
flavor.
Polish mirrors and window
glass with damp salt on tissue
paper TO make them shine.
Wooden spoons and chopping-
boards should he well scrubbed
with bath brick in place of soap.
This will whiten the wood and
make it smooth.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
Tomato Salad.

Three or four ripe tomatoes, half a
teaspoon of finely chopped onion, yolk
OF one hard-boiled egg. juice of small
lemon, one tablespoon of oil, season
ing Of pepper and salt.
Dip each tomato in boiling water for
a moment or two. the skin can then
be easily peeled off. Slice them thinly
and arrange in a dish. Scatter the
very finely chopped onion among them.
Mix the oil. lemon Juice and seasoning
together, and just before serving pour
over the tomatoes. Rub the egg
through a fine sieve over the top.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
Gateau of Prunes.

Wash four cupfuls of prunes, cover
with cold water and allow to soak
overnight. Steam until soft, then rut
through sieve. Dissolve two heap
ing tablespoonfuls of powdered gelatin
with one cupful of boiling water and
add to the prune mixture with one
cupful of sugar and the strained juice
of one orange. Pour into a wet molC
and turn out when set. Decorate
with whipped and sweetened cream
Serve with lady fingers.
In some languages, notably the Jap
aDeSe there is no word for kiss