davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

ing her anything for a day or two. What's she doing now"
 told her of the ruse I had em- ployed to keep Katie and Mother Graham watching each other and thus out of the way during the visit of the government operative. Lillian laughed heartily,
 You can put her out of her misery now. Mrs. Machiayelli,' she said. "Tell her that have success fully concluded my business with the government operative and that just as soon as l feel strong enough ] will tell her all about it This statement will contain nothing but inc very essence of truth and, in addition, ought 10 keep her quiet and peaceful for a few hours
 "Where Is Lee Chow"
 Tt ought to-" l agreed, smiling, and then, with sudden, remorse- full thought, added, Don't you think l had better cali Katherine ?"
 "Of course" she said with equal compunction. Because she was tactful enough to beat 1t Is no req son for keeping her cooling her heels forever. But If you don't mind I'm going to have another nap. You can tell her anything you choose about our confab, but also convince her of the fact that all ] need now is sleep"
 drew the coverlet over her, turned down the light and went nolselessly out of the room. kath- crime was sitting ip front of the partly opened door of my room, where Fanny Powell. the victim of real or feigned amnesia, was housed. AS she saw me she rose, softly closed the door and locked it. then beckoned me down the hall to the window seat where we had held so many conferences.
 "Where Is Lee Chow?" she ask cd abruptly.
 Gone back to the laundry. I fancy" I answered. Why? Do you want to see nm :.
 "I think I'd like to question him as 10 his knowledge of this lady in yondcr," she answered. "1t strikes me that he knows a good deal more than he has told and I've come 10 the point where I'd like 10 get all the data I can concern ing her. She's certainly a enigma" |"
 'Is there any new development? 2" I asked.
 "Only that she's slept nearly all day" she replied, worriedly. and | I can't tell for the life of me ] whether she's fcigning or really in a stupor. wish you'd take a look | at her."
 Copyright. 1925, by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

not looking there then" replied Jumper drily. But if it isn't in tree where is it?'
 Where else could it be-" snapped Peter.
 Well, 1t might be in one of several places" replied Jumper, scratching one of his long ears with a long hindfoot
 Peter picked up his ears and stared at Jumper, Huh" said he. Huh! What kind of talk Is that? If 1t isn't up in a tree 1t must be on the ground, mustn't it ,"
 Who says 1t must?" demanded Jumper.
 "I do." replied Peter. If 1t isn't up in 8 tree and 1t isn't on the ground, I'd like to know where it can be-"
 Well" said Jumper slowly, it might be in hollow log."
 Peter looked little bit foolish. He hadn't thought Of hollow log. Tt might" said he. but I don't believe 1t is."
 Tt might be on top of great pile of brush" said Jumper,
 The foolish look on Peters face increased. And it might not be, "hs snapped.
 And it might be in a little cave in the rocks" continued Jumper.
 Peter looked more foolish than ever and he couldn't think of a thing to say He just grunted.
 And it might be in big hollow stump" concluded Jumper. "of course, Cousin Peter, don't say that 1t is in any of these places, It may be on the ground for all know. I just mentioned these places because you said that if it wasn't in a tree it would have to be on the ground"
 Well. anyway. I'm going to look on the ground first" declared Peter, and off he started, Jumper following. As they disappeared a bald red head was poked over the edge of the old stump. It was the head of or Mrs. Buzzard, and she grinned as she watched Peter and Jumper go lip lperty-lipperty-lip. out of sight in the IGreen Forest
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Girl Gained ] PounI
 Nine Years an Invalid

That's just what McCoy's Cod Liver oil Compound Tablets did for the Babcock Girl-and Is doing as much for tens of thousands of thin, un- derweight, weak and discouraged people all over America.
 These sugar coated, pleasant to take tablets should be given to chill dren instead of the vile stomach up- setting oil itself-they surely do help the frail, delicate little ones and so tablets cost but so cents at Dicken- sons Drug store or any real drug gist anywhere in America.
 Read this letter if you have 6 child that needs to gain health and strength.
 My little girl was stricken with infsntile paralysis when she was b months old and was an invalid for g years-when say an ad in the paper that McCoy's Cod Liver oil Com pound Tablets would build up wasted tissues. 1 bought a box and she gained very slow" at first and after taking eight boxes. she gained seven pounds. Thanks 10 McCoy's Cod Liv- CT oil Compound Tablets. after try Ing almost everything else on the market. She is on the road 10 recov- cry and goes to school every day." Mrs. l.. Bahcock, Appleton, Wis. limitations of McCoy's may he of- fered but be sure and ask for Me- Coy's. the original and genuine and if after thirty days treatment you are not delighted with results-why, get your money back.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Peter Rabbit had received a very broad hint from Unc' Billy Possum. Peter isn't so stupid as not to know 8. hint when he receives 1t. I've just been wasting my time looking in t1 eetops for the nest of or Mrs Bug gard" thought Peter as he scamper- ed. pperty-lipperty-lip. through the Green Forest. Inc Billy Possum knows those Buzzards so well that he probably knows all about their way of nesting. He didn't tell me to look on the ground for that nest, but he hinted that that would be the place to look. If that nest isn't on the ground it probably is pretty close to it. And here I've been running around with my head tipped back until nearly broke my neck. Prob ably gone right past that nest a dozen times"
 In this Peter was nearer right than he had any idea of. He had passed that nest more than a dozen times In fact he had passed 1t almost every day. When he left In Billy Possum and scampered, lipperty-lipperty-lip through the Green Forest, he ran until he met his big cousin, Jumper the Hare. It was near a great hol' low stump. That stump was little higher than Jumper, even wher Jumper sat up straight, Neither Peter nor Jumper had ever been ablt 10 look into that stump. Now wher they met they sat down right at thu foot of it with their backs to 1t.
 "WeIl, Peter" said Jumper, "hav' you found the nest of or Mrs Bug gard yet?"
 "No." replied Peter promptly. No I haven't found the nest, but I'v' found out something about it."
 "What?" demanded Jumper
 I've found out" replied Peter that 1t is useless to look up in th' tops of the trees for the nest becaus' it isn't in a treetop."
 That is an excellent reason fol
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

from his parents and placed under the qucerest schoolmaster that you ever heard Of. The name of this schoolmaster was Chiron and he was q Centaur. Do you know what a Ccntaur is? A Ccntaur is a queer person or animal, 1t is hard 10 know which to call it. To be perfectly correct Centaur Is a combination of both, half animal and half person. It has the body and legs of horse and the head and shoulders of a man.
 If you follow the COLOR CUT OUTS for the next three weeks you will have complete set of paper dolls with which to act out this famous story. Today we have A pic ture of the boy Jason in smock and sandals. which should he made blue Color his spears bright gold. His hair should he golden and his eyes blue. Before cutting out mount on piece of heavy paper such as the cover of magazine.
 Copyright, 1925. Associated
 Editors, Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

IC IbhN StcD tlVt hVi iiu'HS' the bushes.
 *0d now 10 resume our Conver- sation," Sefton said.
 Nan turned on him like tigress
 If you speak to me again-I will kill you." she panted.
 She broke away from him before he could stop her and fled home.
 How much had ePtN seen? she asked herself in torment. What was he thinking of her? What sort of a woman did he imagine that she was?
 The doubt and uncertainty In his eyes cut her 10 the heart.
 She paced up and down the room wringing her hands.
 She forgot how the time wasgfying forgot that the boys must he wanting their tea-it was onl, when Claudio thrust a touseled head round the door and looked at he, with large, apprehensive eyes tha' she realized how long she hac stayed up in her room. Aren't we-aren't We going tt have any tea today. Nan?" he asked plaintively.
 She turned away from him anc strengthened her ruffled hair.
 "Of course We are, old man quite forgot-Im just coming dowr . ." Her voice shook.
 Claudie came across the room ant leaned on the edge of the dressing table, staring at Nan in the mir or
 You've hurt your face" he said after a moment.
 Have F" Nan put up her hand to the hot, crimson patches which z mans hateful kisses had left on he, cheeks.
 She knelt down on the floor ant draw Claudie's arms around hel neck.
 Kiss them and make them we'll
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
New Developments in the Case of
 Fanny Powell

New Developments in the Case of
 Fanny Powell
 Operative Eldridge," Lillian said measuredlH has about as much choice and responsibility in this matter Of capturing Steve as Katie would have If you should start her now in search of our blackmalling friend. was glad that he happened 10 be the only man available when Aliens re- quest went into the New York oi- flee, for should hate 10 put ove' upon a likabls man what we un- loaded upon him. He's expected to telephone In at intervals along his way, and when he gets to River head he'll And instructions await ing him to come into the city Of fee pronto. From that moment Steve will be no concern of his, Does this answer your question ?"
 "Perfectly." I returned, reserving 3 mental query, nevertheless, as to the reason for the very patent an- tipathy between Lillian and the government operative. It was an antasonism which was not percop- tible in the first few minutes of their interview but which had grown rapidly during their collo- quy. I wondered if, perhaps, they had encountered each other before, but dismissed the query as futile thing of no possible interest to me. as Lillian spoke again.
 Then a truce 10 Eldridge and all his kind" she said exultantly, stretching her arms. If we only had Mrs. Ticer here now to say, ATS well that ends we'll the pie lure would be complete. Let's for get all this for awhile, only re- memberlng enough 10 satisfy your mother-in. law. What version are you going 10 give her."
 Tired of Subterfuge
 The truth" l said firmly, tired Of subterfuge, ''strossinE your con- vlction that Steve bears no rca- tionship 10 us."
 Lillian looked thoughtfully at me,
 How would you like 10 have me take that little job of telling mother off your hands?" she ask ed. I'm not deprecating your pow CTS as racontenr, but"
 You cant know how grateful l should be-" I interrupted prompt ly. You can he so much more con- yincing than l can."
 That's because you cannot rid yourself of tho fear that he really is Mother Graham's stepson," Sic reioined. and. naturally, your be- lief cannot help porvadng your voice and manner. But, thanks be to Allah, there's no need of tell
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Gs 6

which 10 do if.
 HurriedIy called up Jimmie Condon.
 Jimmie. this is Mrs. Prescott. Isn't Mrs. Athcrton coming home today?"
 "Ycs, Mrs Prescott. She'll be hero at five o'clock, than the Lord"
 "You'Il be very glad to sec her. won't you, Jimmie?"
 You bet your life l will. Par don me, Mrs. Prescott, but l will be awfully glad 10 see Sally. There are d lot of things around this Of- flee that need her and need her badly. Mr. Prescott misses her too Sometimes l think hn misses her more than he is really conscious of." 'Is Mr, Prescott busy? Has he been in conference this after ! noon Q"
 "Not that l know Of, Mrs. Pres. colt lTo has been visiting with me i most of thr afternoon, telling me about you and the boys. He told me ho was just going to let things rid" until Sally got here. I thlnl, 1 he's so glad she is coming that he can hardly contain himself. Thr girl he has had i'm his office has miXod things up for fair, Mrs Prescott, 1 have never been able tc | understand why Sally picked hol out U1ually she has good judg mcnt. lf it were any other woman but Sally, I'd think that sh, put that little pioc" Of pretty incom rotcEce in there to show the bos' how much better she is than thr average woman. hut l hardly thin Sally would do such thing Copyright, 1895, NEA Service, InCD
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
New Cold Cream
 Powder Stays On Until You Take # OM!

Persriration. even, won't affect it
 won't come through and cause an ugly shine! IL spreads evenly. and cannot be detected from the skin-suits any complexion, for 1t tones in with the natural coloring and makes the pores invisible. Get this new wonderful beauty powder called Mello-glo and try it.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Letter from Leslie Prescott to th Little MarquiSc, Care of the
 Secret DrawCr-COntinued

Did you over. Little Marquisc, come in contact with situation trivial almost ridiculous in itself, which sill presented q problem al most impossible 10 solve?
 I knew that something must be done with a vulgar young woman who refused to tell Jack that his wife was calling, and most impo- liteIy told me shc was not sure was Mrs. Prescott. The action in itself did not amount to much, but If she spoke that way 10 mo, sho would speak in the same manner 10 others. and fl would hurt not only lacks reputation but his business.
 was almost sure she would not say anything 50 pcremptory 10 a possible 10 keep such an employee about the office although l did not know how 10 get her discharged without making a scene. l had ll'NNi liil'i IHl 'h SsA'' | oI e III any VI Jacks business methods, but it seemed 10 Inc ihis was something ttat should he Intcrfcrcl with by SCmc one.
 l was wondering lust how to do II without appearing in it myself, for Jack would hc sure 10 jump at the conclusion that my feelings had been hurt or that was Jral- ous.
 Jealous! T. made me criugc 10 think of my haInE jealous of such person ~ for jealousy 10 m" has always implied feeling Of infori- ority
 Suddenly tho thought came to mn; Wasn't Sally to arrive home today? She WIS the logical woman to fix this matter up and hers was the efficient business manner in
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

with half the sugar Place in a baking dish, rover and bake cov- cred until half done, Remove cover and bake until tender. Beat white of eEg until stiff and dry. rcat in remaining sugar and fold in st"w"d fruit and nuts Cover ap- rlos with mixture and bake in a moderate oven for eight minutes. Serve cold.
 tCopyiEht, 1925. NEA sor,ics
 Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Did you ever hear the story of Jason and the Golden Fleece" Hawthorne tells 1t In a wonderfully interesting manner in his "Tangle- wood tales" which is a book you will want to get and read some day.
 Jason was the son of the de throncd king of Iolchos. When a very little boy he was sent away
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
A:One z. 2 zM3.EI{o?r8o:'f!:' .I{? 8:'!:'
 Bv RUBY M AIRES O saasgsss

There was a moment of silence; then she heard Peters retreating steps down the narrow tootpath. She raised her eyes in sudden anguish-he had almost gone-a moment and the curve in the wood would have hidden his khaki-clad d figure from sight,
 And even as she looked he stopped and glanced back over his shoulder, but Nan gave no sign, and he went on again and disappeared through
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

ErraIfast - E~1;od rcachcs co real thin 0oaam. codHeh purfs, sliced toma'",s. ccrnm'aI mullins, mrk co6eo
 luncNron - Cram of cauu. 0onor soup. crmtors, 1"ttuce FanInIcl,s. emo'hrrI baked -r- pn's mlk 'ra
 nnner -- Rrourd porf~rhouse tteak. h4Eod pora'oet. cr,amed corn. stuffed cel'ry. goIlcu glow pudding. white hread, milk. cof- foe.
 The peaches suggested for hrrakfast arc 1us' plan baked without any fussinE
 When children must carry fhrir Luncheon 10 school Try to include 8 vegetable i1 their nrraktaet. Cold sliced tomatoes srr' cd simply with sslt are delicious for break fast
 Smothcrcd Baked Apples
 Four medium sized apples, 1-2 cup stswrd dates, I-2 cup chopped ~ut meats. eEE white. { table spoons sugar.
 Pare apples and cut in halves. Rano1s core and hll the cavities
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

back later-or tomorrow"
 No, miss"
 Hell never come back" Nan told herself despaitingly, She was standing looking out Into the garden when she heard the door of her fathers room open. and pres entity heard him calling to her.
 (To Nc Continucd)
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Peter Lyder has suffered the loss of his memory due 10 shell shock on the Western Front. He has failed upon returning to London to recognize
 Nan Marraby, to whom he be- came engaged prior to his departure flor France. Nan has gone home to care for her three motherless step brothers, but is still in touch with Joan Endicott friend in London. who suggests that she forget Peter and encourage the budding love of Peter's friend and fellow officer.
 John Arnott, with whom Peter Is spending his leave at the home of Arnott's widowed sister situated near the Marraby estate. Nan Is jealous of Arnott's sister while thoroughly disgusted with the atten- tions of
 Harley sefton, money lender, who has told Nan that 1t is up to her to say whether he shall press pay ment of large sums of money which he claims Peter and Mans father owe him. Nan first met setton through Peter prior to his departure, Since his return he has also failed to identify setton.
 Nan is in a wood near her home when she meets Sefton who again presses his suit with threats and pleas. He has succeeded In forcing her to his arms and kissing her when Peter appears on the scene. Peter looked from one to the other in blank astonishment-then his face changed; he took a step l forward
 Can be of any assistance, Miss Nara by" he asked, hesitatingIy Tiff this man has been annoying you--I thought l heard somebody Nobody answered; Nan could only shake her head.
 | Harley Sefton laughed. I Your appearance is little in opportune, my dear Lyster" he said smoothly. And I can assure you that you can be of no assistance whatever-to either of us"
 Peter looked at him steadily.
 "I spoke to Miss Marraby," he said curtly.
 Nan found her voice.
 "No-no; it's all right; there is nothing you can do, thank you" She could not look at him. She wished that the earth would open and swallow her Up. She hated Sefton. She could gladly have killed him as he stood there SO unmoved i; and yet she knew that if she told Peter the truth--that this man had insulted her--Sefton would keep his word and tell him-oh, what would he not tell him? Things that would crush her to the earth with shame and break her heart afresh. Co away-oh, please go," she said in a whisper.
 But Peter stood his ground. He did not believe what she had said. If you are going home, will walk with you" he said ohstinately T am going that way" He waited a moment, but she did not answer and he said again If you arc going home, l will walk with you."
 There was defiance in his voice Sefton might not have been there at all for the heed Peter paid to him but 1t was he who came forward and answered for Nan.
 You will tell Lyster that you pre-. fer to go with me-" he said quickly You will tell Lyster that he is in. truding-that we do not desire hi. company"
 Nan raised her eyes-such bla zine eyes they were. Hot words rushed to her lips, but something in his glance cowed her.
 "Plnase-go!" she said duly. q am going hack with--Mr. Sefton."
 She heard the little triumphant breath which Sefton drew.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

TOMORROW - better from Leslie Prescott to the Little Mar quisc, rarc of the Secret Drawcr- Continued.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Look here, look there, look every. where. But thorough be and look with care
 Peter Rabbit
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
NclNCtpcn skirts

Nelyote'n skirts in hlark and all fho high colors will he worn this tal,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Here is a new type of collar that is simple and youthful looking, but not severe. A hand of white organdie is finished with pleated ends that give a iabot effect in the front. As all smart collars do. 1t hugs the neck loosely.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Many letter make this puzzle interesting and Contest Quantity
 HORIZONTAL Printers i Musical instrument 10 Warming up food { Lash 12 Compensated 15 of plant below ground II Reverenta fear IS Thiyed l2 To IS To n IA Petitioners aims 1s Bed lath Pumpkin 20 Jais r Exclamation of pleasure 22 c3 To wither of by 24 Scotchman To observe o6 Obnoxious plant Reduced quality 27 Mathematical term 23 9S Diseases which are widespread for men only 2s To remain 25 Row of church 30 Anger Not strong S2 Ripped 2 Organ Of hesr 33 34 Part harness 30 Tumut 36 The 31 Serving plate 5a Arabian sleeveless garments S3 Street light 70 Horses ny s"atter S5 Animal similar to frog 4l sins 36 Leaf in book 48 Harbof S7 Wooden nail A To breathe hea'iF Place yhe milk and cheese 45 Examines
 kept ~ Aucnon To 4S Departed fl Silk ho 10 deNour 42 S1 Auto AR Wan 6c A To publish ," f%c'amaton or laughter 46 Male 54 47 Earth r6717xrs1swHEthTc Wa 4 STFl
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

BRA SIsWF "A GMB B A.STEI :$E :$E $E $ #E $E ,AHTw wplEI IAISIE hI IF, FT'A|S' 'TIE MTtEIO DRAMA! NEWER ME IAlR TYPE lOl IAtWIE HL IAIP IGIE ISISW 40 Ol 5HR 5HsRz Bz|l Ess s B E$4f sI$ H$ Af # fs B E s
 'BOtS MOITO'L'I 7'TIHMLl Q. b
 [EWtE lR s Ol loII EE.X.. Ns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
RAHco DE cABo RoJo
A Los sRaoREs AccIoNIsTAs
DEL BANco DE cABo RoJo
coEvocAToRIA

Ia session ordinaria annual de Ia
Junta General de accionistas Sc ce-
isbrarA el dia 20 de julio de 1925,
. las ocho y media dc la noche,
en- las ohcinas del banco. en- cabO
Rojo. P. r. para Ia cual So convo-
ca todos.
cabo Reso. p. R.
Is de Jnnio. 1926.
Gonzalo Garcia AfARTNI.
secretario
v0. Bo.
Enrique Lopez DELoADo,
Presidents.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
IiPobre Nino!!!
iPOr que eStaS tan
flacO?

Seguramente tu querida mama
ignora que hoy viene el aceite de
hiendo de bacalao en- forma de dnl-
ees y rosadas pastillas que te pom
dram robusto y saludable en- pocas
semanas.
die que las pastillas de aceite
de higado de bacalao de MCCOY
eontenen Il maxine de VITAMI-
MAS que eualquier producto pueda
poseer y se pueden tomar en- vera
10 como en- lnvierno. Tn ninito del
gado = cnfcrmizo como To, de
aaos, aument6 ~ libras en- meses.
Sonora, no tenga a 50 nino raqui-
tlco, dee pastillas al dia, de acei-
e Dc Higado Dc Bacalao de Mccoy
= lnego vera como sc pone robusto
= fuerte.
En- todas las farmacias podra OBJ
tenor IN frasc0. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
MOTOCICLETA DESTROZADA
POR AUTO. OCUPANTEs i ),
HERIDO S
DIsTRITo DE PONCE

En- la Gale Torres esquina a Ia
de Reina, en- Ponce ell automovil
No. 3540 que guiaba su dueno, Car
los Manuel Cabrera, choco con Ia
motocicleta No. 172, de Enrique
Monllor y guiada por Pablo Marie
TO, resultando Marrero con algunas
contusiones leves y la motocicle-
ia destrozada. Sc formula denun-
cia contra el conductor Cabrera
por infringir el Artfculo 328 del
Codigo Penal. Contra PabloMarre-
70 tanlbien sc presento otra de-
nuncia por violacion al .Articulo
5 (A) de la Ley de AUTOMOBILES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

LA ISLA cOMIENZA AtRBPON
DER AL LEAMAMIENFq DEL
.SENTIMIENTOS HACIA,AQUE-
I5LoS, QUE MURfERoNEN. DE-
TFNsA DEL HONOR DF PUEK-
TO RICO Y DE LAS fkANJAs
g YLAS ESTRELIAs