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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23

sado con esta mujer culta jamas
Ia olvidar6.
Alfredo SILyA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
Venta Esp ciial

Polvo Gold Dust, Paquete
6rande .25
Jugo. de Uva,- doz bot. 400
Ginger Ale White Rock, doce-
ma l'OO
cerveza Fromer's corton de
| doz. LOO
alletas Export Soda seis IL
BRAS 100
.ab. chueIas Campbells dos
atlas por 25 cts.
Habas de Lima, tres Iatas
por so cts.
Jan7on (Entero) Libra a zoe.
Pasta Guayabas, cja 2 Ib., 35c
Salsa Cramberg Iata 25c.
Crisco, Libra a 28c.
MantequiIIa CIeer Brock liz
bra 55 cts.
Despachamos por c. 0. D.
Visltenos 0 Tame por telefono
1900 - f4O1 - 1902
SANTURcE PROVISION co.
Stop II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
NO hay MfJOR TONCC
QUt SUS ALI fNIOS 81
Los ASIMILA BIfN

Los alimentos que toma I'd. dia
riamente eontienen las dosis nece
sarias de f5sforo, hierro, calcine
aloumina, etc, que dan fuerza V
vigor al organismo. Alinsentandose
hien, no hay necesidad dc t6nico
reconstituyentes. La buena diges
tion es In tase primordial, pues 81
esos alimentos no los digiere el
est6mago, 10 es possible que el
cuerpo asimile las sustancias nu
tritivas que contiene la mater,
vital que sostiene el sistema. La
consecueneias de las malas diges
Jones son: debilidad, palidez, fal
"a de- vigor, NAL humor. aburri
erto a las eosas de a vida, ct,
ara haber sa'ud 20 necesario al
mentarse bien y d gerir bien.
listed puede estar seguro de
una digestion natural Y placen
tara 81 toma DIGENOL despu s
de- las eomiGas.
DIGENOL es el remedio mas afi
caz para eorregir los des6rdene
digestivos y fortalecer el est6ma
81. sus efectos son seguros en- ca
SOS dc indigestion. flatulencia, aci
dee en- el est6mago. gases, faIts
De apetito. malestar. marcos Y dis
pepsla. Compre un pomo inmedia
tamente ea Ia farmaeia mas Ger
cana. Comience esta misma tard5
despues de Ia cena. Y acuerdes,
que DIGENOL es un medicamen-
70 moderno que solo contiene los
mas puros ingredientes cientifica
mente eombinados para asegura,
los mas edcientes, rapidos y hala
gadores resultados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
'Iaquigrafos Pitman'


Sc notifca q tOdos los taquigra-
fos miembros de esta Association,
que deben enviar Embellishments
sus nombres al secretario que sas-
cribe para ser inscritos en- nuestro
Registro de Elegibles para Colo
caciones. Constantemente estamos
recihiendo peticiones soIcitando ia
Los elegibles seran ms.
critos por ell mismo orden en- que
SO vayan recibiendo sus sonct.rdes.
Rafael RODRIGUEZ,
Sec. Association
Tauuigrafos Pitlnan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
Nl,rrno

La emocionante cinta con Ken
meth Harlan "El Ala Rota"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
NueyO sistema para
cOnservar frutas
trOpicales
NoTA DEL DIR. MARIO cALv1No
(De "El rriunso" cupa)

FL doctor P. J. Cramer, Jefe DC
Ia Oficina Central de las Estaciones
Agricolas Experimentales de Java
comunic6 al Congrsso Pan-Pacificc
para la Conservation de los Alinen
tos, cue tuvo lugar recientemente en-
honolulu, que 81 habia encontrado
IN m5todo muy sencillo para poder
conservar Ia fruta de mod0 qre p1a-
ia resistir loa viajes desdo los pal
ses trcpi Gales q los de Ia zona ten
plada. sin necesjdad do refrig gerants
Este metodo consists en- sum@r il
los frutos apenss cosochados en- nm
bafio de latex de p'anta cauchogena,
como son la Hevea brasil1ensls
(caucho del Para) la Castilloa
elasttca (TEule de Mejico y Centre
Am6rica), etc.
El latex adhere todo alrededor
de la fruta Y Sc coagula, fernando
una pe'icula protectora que asia dal
Contacto con ell aire la fruta, la
one asi paraliza su proceso de ma
duraci6n y queda preservada contra
las contaminaciones exteriores, con-
servandose Ell tempo necesario para
llegar destino.
Una vez uegada, Sc lie quita la
peiicula de caucho, cosa que Sc hace
f$eilnente, y Sc deja madurar.
FL doctor Cramer envi6 frutos de
mango y mangostan desde Butter
zcrg (Java) hasta. Paris, en- doud =
fueron recibidos por la sociedad de
Aclimataci6n que los encontr6 en
perfecto estado.
En- cuanto al latex de caucho, es
va cosa conocida que puede preser-
var y consarvar casi indefinidamen-
te, afiadi6ndole sulfato am6nico, qie
retarda su cosgulaci6n, habiendose
hecho notables envfos de barriles
de este producto desde las plantacio-
nes tropicales a los centros fabriles
de Iondres y New York, para Ia prc
dncci6n experimental de varios a.
tefactos y teiidos, cuya conclusi6
fu6 la de cue hay un waste camp"
nara su utiligaci6n.
En- Honolulu, a donda ell Docto'
cramer llev6 varias botn'las de late
conservado, los fruticultores Hawai-.
nos Sc interesaron nucho de as-e
asunto, pues piensan que Ia peliaus
Ia de caucho pueda esfxiar los ins
sectos que Sc encuentren eventpsl
rnente en- las frutas y asi rendir po-
sibie los envfos de muchas frrtas
tropicales, de los que ahora no Sc
pernlite la entrada en- California,
por ser atacados por la mosca de
Ia fruta y otras plagas.
Este prcblema de Ia cuarentcna 10
tenemos tambl5n nosotros en- Cuba
en- nuestra exportaci6n de frutas a
los Estados Unidos Y por 10 tanto
TN asunto de esta naturaleza mere
CO nuestra atenci6n.
En- Cuba Sc han plantado muchos
arboles de Caucho Hlle de M6jico
mas hen como p1antas dc ornate o
de somtra y ahora va estan grandes
y aptos para ser sangrados, con 81
objeto de reccger su latex. Asi que
para los ensayos no falta nad9.
Preeisa1ente en IA Estaci6a Ex-
perimental Arron6mica de Santa
go de las VEGAS existen plantacio-
nes de "0astiiloa' va adul+as y en-
hastante buenas condicioaes y ese
es cl centro en- donde preden llevar-
Sc a cabo los ensayos que Ell case
r~criere.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
Puerto Rico

La grandiosa production de arte
"El Milagro de Lourdes''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
Victory Garden

Episodes de la interesante Sc
rie 'La Ciudad de los Espectros"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23

ST su aliento es malo y padece de
vah.dos, faIta de apetito, estrefi-
miento y rnalestar general, es sefia'
@}e es,e su h gado no funciona bien.
E. dnico yerdadero remedio en- que
nuede depender para todos los
les6rdenes del hfgado, el est6ma-
90 intestinos es Herbine. ActIa
noderosamente sobre ell higado for
to'eoe "a digestion, nurifica los in
testinos v restauran a fuerza e| vi
gor y la algeria. De venta en- las
farmacias y droguerias. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23

-zsz...ranss.z. .. 3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
Imperial

La bonita cinta "Arrepentimien-
to-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23

APRENDA A GUAR CARROS
8 lecciones de guia por $500 -
MatricuIa, $500. 8 classes de
guia, $500 semanales, -. 3 clases
de Teoria, $500 semanales. -Ex-
celente preparation para exanni-
narse. -
ESCUELA DE AUTOMOyIL
nrs EgegIera Sanchez REsgL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23

La cuarta jornada de la serie
francesa de gran interes Sci En-
perador de los Pobres. -
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

means overcoming every obstacle.
Reason depends upon accuracy
and the operation of the working
laws Of averages.
The mental attitude of the mer-
chant ofttimes is responsible for the
difference between a successful and
an unsuccessful merchant.
Confidence in the goods a custom
er is asked to buy can only be inn
parted when the dealer has conf
dence in the goods he sells.
Success does not come by wishing
for it, but by working at it.
It's no longer '1et the buyer be-
ware" but "let the seller prepare"
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

1t costs less to lose an argument
than a customer, besides it's cheap
er.
It depends a great deal how we
look upon our daily work how well
we perform it.
Energy and concentration en-
brace all the elements Of business
success.
Many a time it is what you leave
unsaid that causes sales to be made.
What you do not know is no dis
grace, but what you know and fail to
do shows defect in your charac-
ter.
B. J. MUNCHWEILER.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

can get things done with the least
possible lost motion.
Every merchant furnishes the ma
terial used in building his own mon
ument.
Inspiration comes from action
lassitude from inaction-take your
choice.
Price cutting and good merchan-
dising methods are seldom found in
the same establishment.
knowledge and understanding
constitute the backbone of expert
ence.
Getting by carries an implication
of going around. Going through
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
BUSINESS EPIGRAMS

A small business well managed is
more profitable than a large store in
a disorganized state.
To buy more than you can sell is
a commercial crime. Buying less
than you need discloses lack Of good
Square dealing is always to be
found in the all-around good store.
The best boss is the one who can
develop the best qualities in others.
The "top-notcher" is usually the
man who started at the bottom.
A good executive is the one who
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
An Ideal Motor Coat

spring brings
new clothes for
motor wear, and
the woman who
insists on looking
chic at the end of
a long motor ride
will like a coat
like the one
sketched today, a
Paris model by
Henriette Bou-
dreaux.
Inc c o l o r is
bisque or sand,
excellent for con-
cealing dust
m ar L c and the
fabric is nosheen,
that lustrous, soft,
and pliable new
kind of m o hair
which is now so
fashionable for
all daytime wear,
whether for bust
ness, S n o p PIN g, |
sports, travel or
motoring. N o
other material so |
obligingly sheds
the dust, remains
unwrinkled and
-risD even after
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

What's become Of the man who
used to boast that he never ate
breakfast, but who always could be
found crowding the free-lunch coun-
ter at ten in the morning?
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Rev. R. W. Crawford of the Com
gregational Church at Minneapolis
has created a BIT of family COM
petition. His son, Stuart, Is, and
his daughter, Marion, IL, alter
nate with him on consecutive Sum
days. II Is said the youngsters are
filling the church pews better than
the father. Recently, 900 were
turned away when Marion preacho
ed. She says long hair is woman's
glory and viii not have hers bob
bed.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
WHAT WOMEN TEACH.
MIR. STONES ENEMIES.
TWO WONDERFUL LEGS.
ABOUT CLOCK WATCHING.

II. G. Wells worries about the
American system of public school
education. He is much afraid that
our manhood viii be damaged be-
cause our school boys are educated
largely by women.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Sometimes after they've painted
their cheeks red they seem to think
they have to go out and paint the
town red.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Until the years have taught you
that seeming misfortune is an as
set oftener than not, you haven't
learned much.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

You have right to your opinion
but unless it is based upon know
ledge you haven't any right to ex-
press it.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Hard work isn't everything, and
money isn't everything, but COM
bination of them gets about every
thing.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Joe Verplunk lived a humble
life in the suburbs of our town;
he couldn't hardly clothe his
wife-'twas sickness kept him
down. We hardly ever noticed
Joe-he didn't make much noise,
exceptin' when the marshal
grabbed his eTrant little boys.
See, Joe lived near the railroad
yards-his house weren't very
warm. The little fellers rustled
cOal-they thought it weren't no
harm. The doctor, if he's called
around an seen Joe's meager
store, he writ out his prescrip-
ton, but he didn't call no more.
The grocer sent his statements,
but it didn't do no good, so he
started suit, I reckon-like an
honest grocer should. Well, cir
cumstances drifted, till the
clouds refused him breath, and
then Joe's burdens lifted when
he sorto-starved to death. o,
then a glorious tenderness lit UP
hose hearts of ours; we passed |
The hat-an' buried Joe in
'tacks-an'-stacks Of flowers!
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

| Win the Dig CeeIn, low LOrSneou
and heavy Jaw, he will find that
human beings have changed. And
he ought to know that they have
changed, thanks to the fact that
men have been educated by their
MOTHERS.
Women have educated not only
the boys but also the men, gradu-
ally taking the brutality out Of
them. And that's what they need.
On the lap of his mother, and at
her mee, man has been changed
from the troglodyte, that used to
crack his neighbor's thigh bone to
get at the marrow, into our pres
emit imitation Of civilization.
Women can teach the schoolboy
fustice, kindness, courage, patience
and concentration.
What other manly characters
tics does the man teaGh3
Somebody representing the rail-
roads viii have to do some think
ing, and plan something, or our
very respectable United States rail
roads are going to suffer no matter
how much the Government may do
for them.
Motor trucks are robbing the
FOads Of short haul freight, and
Ehe lon hadlsgoes more and more
by canal wherever it can. Mr..
Thom for the railroads says so.
Do railroads intend to meet new
conditions or just die out, like the
dinOsaur, when his time came and
the rats gnawed his big feet?
The motor truck and flying ma
chine will be the rats of the rail-
road dinosaur.
All the world reads about the
marvellous racing Finn, Nurmi He
broke two worlds indoor records.
He's an iron man. He ran the mile
in minutes 13 3-5 seconds, cutting
a second off the worlds record.
Honor him, his legs, heart, lungs
and courage, but honor still more
highly such men as the late Stein
metz. A crippled hunchback, he
could not have run five thousand
metres in two hours. But his brain
ran as well as Nurmi's legs run.
If, by the way, Steinmetz came to
the United States to-day, a Grip
pied Jewish boy; as he did forty or
fifty years ago, he would be sent
home.
Why does the crowd pay to see
fast legs and care less for a think
ing brain? Because the crowd
ian all run. Not all can think.
Further information would be
Welcome concerning the motives of
that oppose the Presi-
lent's appointment of Attorney
General Stone to the Supreme
Bench.
What disturbs those that oppose lI
he nomination?
How much Of the opposition is
lue to the fact that as soon as he
vas appointed Mr.. Stone proceeded
o select competent lawyers, to dig
nto the war frauds, instead of let
ing the grafters rest in peace?
And now much OF the opposition liz
) due to Attorney General Stones
ttitude toward the combination of
arvester manufacturers and other
oncerns that do not like to be dis
1rbed?
Almerindo Portfolio, once a So II
week errand boy, gives a bust
ess for $7,000,O00 to his en-
loyees, charging them mot to be II
oek watchers"
Mr.. Portfolio need not worry.
he workers win stop clock watch
q, now that they own the busi-
1ss. To the owner, hours mean
-ohts; to the salaried man, hours
can a nearer approach to free
m"
To make men stop clock watch
8, interest them in the bssiness:
mt imagine you can change hu-
an nature with a moral platitude,
r you cannot. 'I
Make industry attractive, and
u solve Industrial problems. III
Big business will realize that III
III
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

It is kind Of Mr.. Wells to worry,
but he is wasting time and energy
IN this case.
If he will look into his own book
Of history at one of his ancestors
with the big teeth, low forehead
and heavy Jaw, he will find that
human beings have changed. And
he ought to know that they have
changed, thanks to the fact that
men have been educated by their
MOTHERS.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

long hours in a motor car.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

To make men stop clock watch
ing, interest them in the bssiness;
don't imagine you can change hu-
man nature with a moral platitude,
for you cannot.
Make industry attractive, and
you solve industrial problems.
Big business will realize that
eventually,
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

Odd for the Living Roomnng bed fact every niece
EuTge % OUR our entire stock reduced for February zcpg Ho6 CAB
bags china cut glass and glassware floor amps-eveg bears special price
1t will pay you to make trip to Salisbury.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Almerindo Portfolio, once a So
1-week errand boy, gives a bust
ness for $7,000,O00 to his en-
Plloyees, charging them mot to be
Mr.. Portfolio need not worry.
The workers win stop clock watch
ing now that they own the busi-
ness. To the owner, hours mean
profits; to the salaried man, hours
mean a nearer approach to free
dom"
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Women have educated not only
the boys but also the men, gradu-
ally taking the brutality out Of
them. And that's what they need.
On the lap Of his mother, and at
her lmee, man has been changed
from the troglodyte, that used to
crack his neighbor's thigh bone to
get at the marrow, into our pres
emit imitation Of civilization.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

Women can teach the schoolboy
fustice, kindness, courage, patience
and concentration.
What other manly characters
tics does the man teach?
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

And how much of the opposition
Is due to Attorney General Stones
attitude toward the combination of
harvester manufacturers and other
concerns that do not like to be dis
turbed?
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

unwrinkled and
crisD even after
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-24
UNION

The Mashapaug Lake Grange held their regular meeting Wednesday. 4 very pleasing program was carried out. and at the close Master Arthur Proulx was presented an Eversharpe gold pencil. and refreshments were served, in honor of his birthday.
 Mir. and Mrs II. J. Tyler are the proud parents of little girl. born in Middletown
 George w Thayer, the only Civil War veteran in town. celebrated his eighty-first birthday April l4th.
 Mir. and Mrs. Milo Hathaway have moved to Menson. Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs George Thayer, Mrs. Eva Proulx and son Arthur visited relatives in Lexington, Mass, and at tended the l5oth anniversary of the Battle of Lexington.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Rizner and chil- dren of Southbridge spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Mary Rizner.