davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-02-26
Future Motor Transport

In the United States there are 2,941,-
274 miles of vehicle roadways, al
though there are only 251,1 miles Of
steam railroad tracks and about At
100 miles for electric railroads. These
figures indicate the remarkable oppor-
tunities awaiting the development Of
motor transportation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-02-26
THE sPRINGY-DoNkEYING

TIE SPRINGY- DONKEYING
The Springy- Donkeying, is an odd, unganly thing;
He's bouncing bending, bucking sort Of critter;
ride him. for he's full of springs inside him.
And his of steel Is always bitter.
His iron shavngs, and he has other cravings,
Save drink two of oil for fabrication;
he sleeps all
school boys going vacation.
This animal springy, is as tall as he is strngy;
Every he makes is filled with creaks and twanging
handspring his heart his springs will apart
Which kills this iron Donkey dead hanging.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-02-26

Burning Skin Diseases
quickly relieved and healed by Coles
Carbolisalve Leaves no scars. No medi-
cine chest complete without it. S0c and
SOC at druggists, or ]. w. Cole Co., Rock
ford. IlI.-Advertisement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-02-26
What sinaName?'
By MILDRED MARSHALL

Facts about your name; It's historys
meaning; whence Il was derived; sag.
uificance; your lucky day. lucky jewel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
us. REAPS
BOOTLEG
TAXES
Internal Revenue Collector
Finds Rum Runners Are
Honest" Paying Levy

Washington and Baltimore boot
leggers were heavy contributors
to the Governments fund from
income tax returns, it was dis
closed by the books of the inter-
nal revenue collectors office in
Baltimore today.
While the men were not "offi-
cially" listed as bootleggers, in
ternaI revenue officials declared
that hundreds of men in this dis
trict who paid unusually high in
come taxes were known to be
engaged in the illegal sale of
liquor, many of them having been
tried for violations of the Vol
stead act. However, even though
they tried to cheat the Govern
ment by the violation of the pro-
hibition act, they were honest in
paying a large income tax.
Four. FIushers Exposed.
1T Is a peculiar thing that this
class OF men, violators of a law,
have come across the way they
have" one official of the tax Of
flee declared. I'VE know Of many
fairly successful business men who
have taken every possible loophole
to cut down their tax to the Gov
eminent, but it seems from the
returns that the bootleggers are
Continued on Page IL. Column u
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
BIC FLEE
SEARCHES
STORMY
OCEAN
Had Gas Enough for Only
Five Minutes, Last OF
Messages Said
By InternationaI News Service


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. e.
Only the silence which may mean
death marked receivers of radio
phones here today, as dawn broke
over the golden gate to find
weary-eyed men listening at every
navy radio station for the buzz
of continental code which viii
tell of the fate of the plane PN-9.
No. 1, missing somewhere out in
the Pacific wastes.
Not even ray of hope for .
quick end of the search was given
in latest reports. "Too rough to
send out a scouting plane" the
guard boats messaged back CURLY.
Rations Believed Short
The plane carried only enough
rations for about twenty-four hours,
although bareback was carried for
emergencies. It was also explained
that in an emergency the water
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
Mrs. Ruth FAVORED as
"Watchn1ar1 for Babe

NEW YORK, Sept Mrs. Babe Ruth is to be the
Monarch of Swat's'' Waterman.
Today Miller Higgins manager of the Yankees admitted to
friends that intended to lift the suspension he dealt to
Louis Saturday, but ntmaed that the S. 600
fine would have to be paid
but 1 am going place Ruth in the hands able
watchman person who will be with him morning and
night - said Higgins
'Mrs Ruth / believe would be able to fill the Waterman
nosition Perhaps she will draw the assignment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
Z shot IN
BOOTLEG
BATTLE
Rum Runner Attacked by Al
legged Hijackers-AlI in
NPoIice Hands

Two men were wounded, one
bootleg auto was demolished and
three men are under arrest as the
result Of liquor battle that was
brought to climax today when
a harassed bootlegger turned on al
legged hi-jackers near Ellicott City,
Nd, wounded two men, took their
weapons from them and brought
them to No. Precinct station.
One of the wounded men. Law
renee Fowler, %, of AGO M street
northwest, is at Emergency hos.
pital suffering from wound in
the side. A policeman is on duty
at the hospital to prevent his es-
cape. The other man, George M.
King, 1113 Tenth street, is being
held at No. Precinct. lie has a
burned throat and furrowed chin,
where a bullet fired at him grazed
his throat narrowly missing a vital
spot.
Charles Henry Redman, colored,
467 Florida avenue northwest, cap
tor of the two men, is also being
held at No. precinct station.
According to the police. Redman
drove up to the police station early
today with the two men, bleeding
profusely, in the back of his car.
Redman, the police say, attempted
to make dash for freedom but
he was captured and told a story
of being held up by the two men.
Later, he said he would refuse to
talk until he saw a lawyer.
According to Redman, he was
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
By FAY KING


Well, folks, / just got back
from my annual big game hunt,
and believe me, Martin Johnson
and his Mrs. have nothing on me
when IL comes to the thrills OF
tracking the wild beast in Its
native jungle.
In fact, in my own opinion the
thrill they get from stalking the
lion in Africa, the elephant in
India and the rhinOcerOus on the
to the terror / experience when
/ search the wiIds of Central
Park each year at this time, un-
til / run down the big game 1
am after.
The man.eating mango Of the
Congo and the prehistoric ante
deIuvian amphbiO have not had
the terrOrs for me that this un-
dulating beast that is built like
an army tank and looks like a
boa, and for which I go in search
every August has.
Gun With Glass
And believe me, never did
heImet-hatted huntress posing
before q camera with one boat
on the nap of a leopard's neck
feel more triumphant than / do
when / have gunned my game
with a magnifying glass.
There are some who think of
only the bull moose and the
grizzly bear when big game is
mentioned. But there are others
who, like myself, include the
woody caterpillar.
have petted a shaggy lion,
and / have shaken hands with a
chimpanzee, but / have never
been able to scOme within four
feet of q caterpillar.
And that's why claim all
the credit of the big game hunter
when start on my annual expe-
dition in search of this particu-
lar game.
1 do not hunt the caterpillar
for pleasure. My hunt is humane
and for information only.
You see an oldest inhabitant
once told me that the surest
Winter weather fOrecaster is the
caterpillar. You hunt him down
and see what kind of Winter
OvercOat he's wearing and you
can tell what kind of Winter is
heading our way!
If his coat is light and of
even color it means a mild
Winter. If it's darker and of even
color it means a steady, cold
Winter. If it's light and dark in
spots it means mild and severe in
spots.
Method In Madness.
So you see there is method i'm
my madness.
Yesterday / trailed the beast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
ARCHIE STRAUB,
1908 Kenyon st. N. w.

international News Service has the exclusive r,gnts
20 urs FOR republication in any FORM or AL neWs
dispafches credited it not otherwise creotso
this parer. 1t also exclusively entitlso 70 U.s.
renubIcation ali local undated news Rno-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
He R I RAIL
LEADS TO
NEARBY
WOODS
LILLIAN Q. Cook Was Employed
as Companion to Mrs.
Scott Z. WeIker

A posse of armed police are
securing the woods in the neigh
borhood Of the Government farms
just west of Nebraska avenue
northwest, in search of Lillian
G. Cook, beautiful and refined
young English girl, who disap-
peared from the home of Scott E.
Welker, retired financier at 1920
Nebraska avenue, last night, where
she was employed as companion
to the invalid Mrs. Walker, leaving
a trail of blood from the home to
the nearby woods.
Small Hope for Her
The girl is clad only in her night
clothes and is barefoot. Police are
hoping to find her alive, although
from the clues left behind they are
certain that an artery was cut by
a huge curved butcher knife be-
longing to the Welkers which was
found near the gate to the home.
The girls disappearance was dis
covered early today when Mr..
Welker came down for breakfast.
He Immediately notified police of
the Sub-T precinct. Sergeant G. B.
CornweIl, acting lieutenant of the
Sub-T precinct, Immediately called
for reserves from other precincts to
aid in the serach.
Her Cousin Searches
Among the searchers is the girls
cousin, whose identity is unknown.
He is firm in the belief that the
girl is the victim of foul play,
although police point to the evil
dence as a sign Of suicide. The
cousin, however, says the girl was
in excellent health and was not in
love, and he, therefore, can think
Of no reason for suicide.
No clue to the time of the
tragedy is in the hands of the
police. No one heard any disturb
ance during the, night and nothing
was known of the affair until
morning.
The Welker home is a beautiful
mansion sitting back from Nebraska
avenue not far from Wisconsin
avenue northwest. 1t is in a Sc
cluded neighborhood, very close to
the dense woodland between Wis
con avenue and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. extended, and the girl would
only have had to go q few hun
dred yards to become completely
lost to view.
A trail of blood extending $50
yards from the home toward the
wood was found by searchers. They
are sure the girl has gone to the
woods where her brother says she
was wont to spend most of her
leisure time.
Butcher Knife Bloody
The butcher knife, which was
found near the gate of the home,
was clothed with blood. even the
handle being red.
The only clue the Welker family
can give for any desire on the part
of the girl to kill herself is the
fact that Welker went on her bond
70 return her to England in October.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
SOVIET MUNICIPALITIES
MAY SELL BONDS HERE

MOSCOW, Sept. Bonds Of
Soviet municipalities may soon be
offered in American and European
markets.
New legislation is being consid-
cred by the Soviet government
which would free the Soviet mu-
inequalities from subordination to
provincial and national authorities,
and would give them power. to is
sue bonds and float them wherever
they chose. The proposed legisla-
thorities a voice in affairs of ma
tional Importance as well as those
of purely local interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02

broke all existing records repent
ing. Yesterday morning, riding
into town on the Twentieth Century
Limited, he was breathing defiance
at every pore, and that is a lot Of
defiance.
Two hours later he was saying
to Colonel Rupert, the Jake" of
this baseball drama:
II didn't mean to hurt you,
colonel. l was wrong and hot
headed. / know 1 shouldn't have
said those things about Higgins.
II am going up to the stadium
right now to apologize and see II
Continued on Page 2, Column A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
Trails Caterpillar to Central Park Lair
With Magnifying Glass and
Gets Hot Tip.

; i'm its lair. and gunned him with
my nlagnifying glass. Although
my heart was beating like
riveting machine, and my hand
was trembling so my aim was un-
steady, / think the coat of this
caterpillar was light brown and
of even color. which would in
dictate an even, mildly cold
Winter.
OF course, wouldn't want you
to take my word too literally and
cut down your coal supply be-
cause / must confess / am so
scared when / do see a caterpil-
lar / don't see him very clearly.
/ have no desire to bring them
home for rugs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
BULLS SNORT SPELLS
DISASTER FOR 8 AUTOS

BALTIMORE, Sept. marion
Gaglione, farmer, tied bull to
the rear of his truck today. The
animal started to snort, and this
is what happened:
Gaglione lost control of his car.
1t swerved into the cars driven by
John F. Dover and Herman Fan
ton. No one was injured, but ali
three machines were wrecked. The
bull continued to snort until shot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02

The Monarch of Swat bent the
knee.
Babe Ruth was hanging around
the Yankee stadium this morning
waiting for a signal from Miller
Higgins to jump into uniform
again.
Twenty-four hours ago the home
run king was debating his own
terms.
This morning he was saying
Yes, sir" and mo, SIR" to the
mite manager of the Yankees, like
the second man on the buffers
day off.
Ruth not only repented, but he
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
Bride-eIect Abducted

DETROIT, Sept. 2.-Three young
men today forced twenty guests to
line up against &I1e wall and alb
Quoted Mary BI(ton from her
home here a few months before
she was to have been married.
Police are looking for Mary and a
Tilted sutton,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-02
Bows Get Revenge

ELGIN, ILL.,, Sept 1.-Two boys
whom he whipped for trespassing
had E. J. O'Mara arrested for as
sault and he was fined $780,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

EceY Manzel, ktory mimo pra.
|ce nebol nikde, tn 50 naraz poza-
stayi a povie nieco, aby 50 vyslo.
bodil Cd vypytovania BIOL som
tn a tam. : Samozrejme, zena 81
chytf teito odpovedi: GO 81 tam
robils' ia som = zast
jedna loz). Professor potion Sivy-
mi barvami kreslil duseyny stay
muza, ktory sa vrati namahavei
prace a $ kazdym atomom svojicll
nervov tiizi po tichom a kl'udnom
odpocinku. Ale odhliadnuc od to.
no nielen manzel, ale ami my clo-
vek nema rad, ked' sa no stale a
zbytocne vypytnjl, zvlast vo
civil 'ach, ked nema ma to vobee
naladn. Clovek sa rad uzaviera do
seba vysvetloval psycholog =
ME preto, ako by tom bolo daco
/ tajneho, re ma ulri sisiel sa S tyln
alebo onym, ale preto, ze niekdy
vobec nerad hovori. Zeny to ne.
chapu, ze sii bytosti, ktorych ia.
zyk ME je zariadeny ma staly po-
hon, ale "a kazdu cenu chc1 pri
mat svojich muzov, ably sa pre-.
mahali "a vypravali... Naaedkom
ltejto inkvizicie je potion to, ze =
korektneho pravdomluvneho
mllza stane sa Thar. Cigani. mic
preto, ako by to potreboval, ale
preto, ze chce mat polSoj a chce
sa vyhndt vypyt9vaniam.
Mndre zeny uz .davno vycitily
tito muzskii ylastnost - pokra.
eoval professor a prave preto
nikdy nenastavia svojim muzom
otazku: 5" Kde 81 bol?" Chcn-li sa
nieco dozvedet', dozvedia sa to
inymi, bocnymi cestami. Este lep.
SOU metodou je vsak uz len ta-
kychto pripadoch mlcanie. Profc-
sor vypraval, Re ma jednu vel'mi
inteligentnn a vzdeland priatel'-
ku, ktora mu vysvetlila, akonSce-
stou sa dozvie vSetko od svojho
muza bez toho, aby no obt 'azova-
la. .Je to cesta mlGania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

ia som ~ nikdy nevypytova.
Ia, IA ,rozpravala tato DANA =
& atkol 'yek mann poriadny jazyk.
Ked' sa moi mnz vratisz prace, i
nina je pravidlom, ze po nprim.
nom uvftanf mlcim. Doteraz toto
mleanie vzdy malo 1cinok. Po da-
kol 'ko miniitach mnz zacne sa
hniczdit ma rstolicke, ohryzoyat'
|perng a opvta sa,s 20 je noyeho!
GO je $ ~tym alebo s-olNln Siise-
dom? ia odpovedam kratko, od-
marane, on sa stane este nepokoj-
.nejsim, otrepava 81 faiku q. zaene
.sa spovedat "Tak vies, draha,
ked som siel domov, ma ,llici ST
.siel som sa = a spoyed po.
kracuje ali radost'. ia by som hu
y tejto ieho reEi AMI "a svet nepre.
@rusila nedavam mn nikdy d'al7
Sic otazky, len no necham, mech
sa vyhovori. Tato taktika ma O
byeajne vel'ky iispech. Muz VEL
mi casto yyprava.i take veci, Q
ktorych sa snad' donna AMI necheel
zmienit'. .
rs dobrym svedomim m6zem
odporiieat' zenam, aby daily mu-
zom pokoj =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

Po upynut jedneho roku mojom obchode ozhodnu
uporiadat' pre- Vas vyrosny vypeda Cheem dakova
Vasu lberanu pazenv minuom roku 1fam badee
enit budleom Oes jeho desiat devat
d1 praeovat to dn Vas skoro ia nekiku
em ebo minuom roku zaobil zvobytie dem pre-
dat mnoho nakupnd Ably
NAL mense vydavk idem pyt Fred Orr pohrabnika ably mi
daoval rent syri dn Mozno urob py
tat Vndicato Telegram ably mi zdarma dali ohaky Mozno
to urobia mozno ME 1dn pyat Mahonng County ably
pula mole vel Ike dane nob Idem poza-
dat naho ceneho Mayoa polcajnd ochranu
mozno ME Idem pytat Mahoning First Baptist
Church odstan nebezpeene pekazky may
st. yyse roka obt aznjde moh kosymerov tel strany
Mozno TO uobia, ME ziadam ably ste psi
ma moi yspeda ist5 ze al pridete 60 vam daku
jem. Som 1ctou
George L. Oles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
PREco MRU DET1.

Detska nradovna Department.
prace spoj. Statov vydala stati-
stiku u 1-rocneho zivota $4,000
nemluvniat v osmich mestach kra-
jiny. Dla tejto statistiky, z $4,000
.nize 1-rocnych detf, 36.1 percent
zomrelo pre- priciny stavu tehot-
nej matky, 32.4 percent pre- Ia
lndlove a trevne choroby, 1876
percent pre- choroby dychaclch IL
strojov a II percent pre- epidemic
a inc chytl ave choroby. V prvom
mesiaci zivota zomrelo najviac
deti, az AS percent, v druhom
mesiaci uz len 9.3 percent dva-
nastom mesiaci zivota len As per-
cent. Tiez sa zistilo, ze takych de-
II Wac pomrelo, ktore boly uncle
(z flasky krmene a ktore maly
chudobnych rodicov. 10 statistiky
vypEva poucenie, ably tehotne
matky maly riadnu lekarsku opa-
teru v case tehotnosti al pri p6-
rode,..a ked' sa diet'a narodi, ably
davany boil vel'ky pozor na zal1-
dok a stolicu diet at a aspon V pr
Wy rok jeho zivota, lebo v kolike
a v hnacke (diarrhoea) mnoho
deti pomre. ilt'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

igY DAJTE MuzoM PoKoJ

Isty berlinsky 1asopis pise, Is
yyanamny psycholog Alfred Edye
NAL vel mi zaljimayd prednaskr
o tom, ako vhanajfi zeny svojich
lnnzoy do najr6znejsich Iii. VT
prayal, ze je neprijenanym IVY
kom zien okamzite zasypat' svoi-
no mnza privalom otazok, akona-
HE pridn domov Kde 81 bol?'
je prva otazka. "V rraci.
ITO viem bez tvojej mddrej cd.
poyedi. Ale kde 81 bol mimo pra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
KED CHCETE vLAsTNIf DOM
TU MATE PRILEzITosT!

sNlLLTAMSON a Erie ST., 8 izbo-
W dom, lot 50xl62 $ 20-stopovou u
liskou "a lomom, hodi sa pre- garadz
alebo g.izovi stanicu. Cena $1,000.
PyATT ST., 6 izbovt dom, moderny,
lot 64xl50 5 garadzom. Cena 81 $50.
BRITAIN ST, 4 izby, pivnica, ku-
chyna. Lot 5Oxl30. Cena $3.50.
WILKINSON Price Road, 5 izbo-
w dom pol akron zeme, utica dlaz-
dena, garadz, gaz, elektrika. cena len
$3.50, 81 900 hotovyeh.
STEVENS ST. pri Ohio Works, 5
vel'kteh izicb, kdpelna a fornes. Cena
$4,l5O.
Lofty ma Belle Vista Maryland,
dobre po1mienky.
MORLEY AVE, S izbovy dom, elek-
trika, fornes, gaz, utica dlazdena Wy
platena Cena $3,950.
FAIRVIEW AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
gaz, voda, fornes, lot 4Oxl5o, "a 1850.
TRUESDALE AVE.~ pri Shelby, s
vel'kych izieb, vsetko moderne. Studna
j garadz, vel'ka halla a knpelna. Toto
jo lacnota "a $3.50.
81 CALEDONIA AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
modernv, triplovanS garadz Cena len
$3.50.
III fBELLEVIEW n eWiseman, izbovy
dom, knpel'na a elektrika. Cena $3.50.
OKLAHOMA pri Market ST., 6 izbo-
w DOM, fornes, kupeliia, utica dlazdc-
na a vyplatena. $4,550.
MABLE AVE. pri South Ave., IL
bovy semi-bungalow, vsetky moderne
pohodlia. Cena $3.50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
CLANOK ,l24.
Satstvo koiencov.

Satocky kojencov maju zvlast'
slnzit k tomu, ably dodaly teplotu
a pohodlie, a majn byt' caste me-
meme, obzvlaSte plienky, ably beba
udrzana bola cerstvote a cisto-
te. Kojenci s1 pohodlne satene,
ked ich satocky sl teple, len ably
neboly priteple. Jestli beba ma
primoc teploty, vtedy zacne sa
potit', jestli ale nema dost tepla,
bude mat ruky a nohy studene,
pot''azne zmodraie okolo nstok.
Preto pri satenf kojencov uzfvat
treba zdravy rozum, majuc ma N.Y.
sli hlavne to-, ze aky ciel ma sa
dosiahnut', tym cielom je, ably
Idiet''a chranene bolo pred pocaslm
a aby udrzane bolo V roynakej
temperature. 1
Satocky musia byt' tiez, vol ne,
aby rastnce diet'a malo dbstatok
miesta ma vyvin a mohlo vol'nc
dychat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
FAJNE DOMY MA PREDAJ

Skoro celkom novy tehlami mu-
rovany dom, 8 ileb a k1pelna,
siici pre- dive rodiny, blizko skoly,
'Sostola a oceliarni. Mastal kur-
mix ma majetku. Vel'ky lot, SOx
14o stop. Cena $9,5Oo,do. Ma spla-
tky.
Ramovy dom, 6 izieb k1pelaa
ma fajnej juznej ulici pri kostole
a skole. Toto je dobre stavany
dom. Cena $4,000. splatky.
Kto sa zaujima ktorykol 'vel1
dom, piste ma adresu: Agent, G.. Q.
Youngstown Slovak News. ?. Q.
Box AT, Youngstown, ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
hsehodf sa' bsbaa lebo takyn sIsb-
sobom tvorf sa v1hkost VIDA
vajdci zapach 10 odporny me-
zdrayy Y. 'sss
Satenie diet 'at o.

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/ Pri obliekani diet'a nachodit'
sd ma n narllei matkyy satotky
[maifi byt' nat 'ahovane Cd noh q
tela, ale ME stahovane ponad hla-
vi. Ma noe saty diet alta majil
byt nplne zamenene. Noone sato-
6ky majd hyt dlhsie nez denne
saty, maili byt vol ne a pohodlne,
ably b6ba mala vol'ny pohyb q
ldov, a cez zimn majn byt'5z Tah-
k6ho, makkeho flanelu, alebo Z po-
kdobnej tomn latky, a. N spodkn
majil sa zavazovat' snoroekou. Ma
leto najpraktickeisie je, ked sa-
Itocky s1 Site 2 maklkeho maslinn
i tnpcne satocky mozu byt otvo-
reno ma spodku.
Tisice a tisice detf vyzaduje
zvlastnu pozornost vo veku od
styroch do sestnast rol1ov. Potre-.
bnjd potravu, ktora je mimoriads
ne zazivna Vyzaduju potravn, kto
"a i'm umozni stat sa silnymi a
statnymi, ably molly vzdorovat'
nemocaim. Rodi6om tIchto deti
vel'mi odpor1cane ie Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko. Nakolko ono De
najjemnejsim mliekom a najlep-
sim cukrom uncle smiesane pri-
pravene, ono moznuje, re diet'a
v podvyzive rychle nabera vahu,
ktord musf mat aby bolo silnym
zdravvm. Toto je skutoenym
sporenim pre- ysetkych rodicov,
ked' hl'adia ma to, ably ich deti
ydIa potreby rastly a vzdorovaly
nemociam, lebo lacnejsie je diet'a
udrzat' zdravym, nez liecit' ho.
Takymto Diet odpor1came da-
vat dive polievkove lyzicky Eagle.
Mlieka, rozriedeneho v tri-stvrte
salky l'adovo studenej vody. To-
to mozete i'm davat pred polu-
dnfm alebo pri poobedilajsom kr-
meni. StarSie ,deti casom radsie
no majd rozriedene s ginger ale
ON, ovocnou st 'avou, alebo roz-
trepanymi vajcami
Rodicia nemaj1 dovolit' aby
ich deti zanedbayaly svoje zuby,
lebo takym einom skodia svojmu
zdraviu. Rodicia majd ich ucit
kefovat' svoje zuby Colgate
Ribbon Dental Kremom, leba ten
tc krem eisti zuby bezpecne do
konale.
Knpte i'm ho este dnes.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ks
zdy tyzdeE a odkladajte 81 -ic
pre- pripadne upotrebenie V bv
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

Citajte pozorne tieto clanly ka-
zdy tyzdeG a odkladajte 81 -ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie V bu-
dncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
Tie deti.

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Otcenasov musia sa .modlit' Pc
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