davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

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B CEN myMe HeBHaTH0M TIyXOrO mHHeHBa,
II, KaReTca, c.IbIIny RaROe-TO HeHbe.
MAKCNM CTOuKNG
Evening star., 1925-05-06
Your hands, too, dsse,ve the kinasst treatment

Week after week-it's the re-
peated washings that are SO hard
on your clothes.
Nowadays all your things de-
serve to be treated like fine fab
rics-they're so much more costly
and so much nicer than a few
years ago! Now into sparkling
Evening star., 1925-05-06

b n while t woman has nothing her mind but
IS
easy To job @ m S ns @ sg e ub @ She he n @ @ hs
SAY @ ina man WORKS on sun sun but womans work done and
o % ea % she % & 1n % s %oes 3 @ % ts 9ess bs say a p0s
And she wants to know which the
three children sieking fighting
being peevtsh she thinks is the
in
n0s girl O baby
Nature Itself Itself hndlcans I mt s
a upon her to endure II males her all the diseases
upon her to suffer M the anxe and os that m tesp az be he of man
and makes her cmpeamentany unfit
woman prejudice
GET the same y 10 She is less able physically to stand the strain of long
hours and intensive application than man is Skirts they
s G1
when he has reached the goal than II m is to try to eomp ] With h him & m
they
others
@
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n the % has oGsn o sh51so do @ Ss M
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and " that @ess
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and to dssst from saying to his
stay homew whit
work
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that o%sne sn nsfe @
tCopyrg
Evening star., 1925-05-06
BY THORNTON
". BURGESS
BEDTIME STORIES

she did her best she did not make as
long jump as usual. She couldn't
with that precious baby to carry.
Along the ground she carried the baby
for a short distance, but this was too
slow, and, climbing another tree. she
once more jumped.
At last she, dropped the baby in an
old nest in another hollow tree and
hurried back for another baby. The
smoke was thicker now and it was
harder 20 breathe. But the little
mother thought only of her babies,
and picking up another she hurried
out and made the first long jump.
BY the time this one was safely in the
old nest with the first one she was
very tired. The Red Terror was much
nearer her home. Never in all her
life had she been filled with such
fear. But stronger than the fear was
mother love. and back she went and
got third baby.
BY the time this one was safely
with the others the Red Terror was
so near her home that it didn't seem
possible that she could reach it
without being burned to death. But
she did. Yes. sir, she did, The last
of the babies was in the doorway.
and without stopping an instant she
seized this one and was off again.
The heat was so great and she was
so tired that 1t seemed as If she
must drop and give up to the Red
Terror. But she didn't, and she
didn't let go of that precious baby.
And so at last she reached the others.
Copyright 1925, by IT. w Burgess
Evening star., 1925-05-06
IN THE GARDEN WITH BURBANK


different shades of gladiolus bios SONS
and it is only by studying combina
tions and making careful selections OF
seedlings that one develops unique and
striking shades and markings and deli
cate tones and overtones.''
Are all these new colors then re
produced by the bulb, Mr., Burbank"
Yes, and by the bulblets. too,
which reproduce the qualities of the
parent form. And, added TO the varia-
tions in color. the variations OF growth
of the stalk and the substance and
quality of the flowers were equally in
teresting.
Some OF the blossoms were double
some semi-double: some had two ranks
of flowers. some had four, some grew
in a spiral and some had blossoms all
around the stalk like a hyacinth"
These last, ] suppose. would not
have to be planted facing south and
west then, as other gladioli which
bloom only on one side of the stalh
and turn to the SUM-
NO" said Mr.. Burbank and new
crosses and selections are giving
larger flowers, brighter colors, more
compact stalks. harder plants and d
tendency to multiply rapidly from the
bulbets. and we hope soon 10 add
fragrance TO the regal flower
Realizing that the culture of the
gladiolus and the care of the bulbs
belonged TO a later garden chapter
hastened to take up the next Summes
blooming bulb on our list, which was
the Gamma.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
Gladioli.

The talk on gladioli haG wandered
far af1eld into untrodden paths of
crossing and selection, but it had
helped the student gardener to under
stand the subject better and to ap-
preciate something of the experiments
which Mr.. Burbank had carried on so
extensively with the gladiolus.
I'VE have had the gladiolus in our
gardens for only about a hundred
years" he said. "as it was introduced
into Europe from South Africa and
from there found its way to the
American Continent.
'One of the earliest products of hy-
bridizing was the gladiolus gandaven-
sis, and being hybrid. the results
showed wide range of variation in
form and color"
Il should think so many changes of
location and climate, from South AT
rica to Europe, then to the American
Continent, and finally TO California
would greatly have affected the deyel-
opment of the gladiolus.
Yes" said Mr.. Burbank, changes
of seasons, soils and climates often
produce variability, and when hybrid
ization was added the gladiolus of to-
day became both responsive and adapt
able.
II have been working for over 40
years with gladioli and have raised
new crossed seedlings by the acre, so
that have had plenty of material for
selection. While the Colors in the
early hybrids were ve"y fine, the
stalks were too slender and the bios
SONS too far apart, and moreover.
withered quickly III the glare Of the
Summer SUM-"
Did you produce some new col
ors?"
Yes" said Mr.. Burbank, but more
! improvement was made in intensity
ing and purifying the colors and dis
tributing and arranging the shades In
more pleasing combinations.
1.-THE production of new color COM
binations must have called for the
same skill and color sense that paint
er needs when he mixes his colors on
his palette" | said.
Mr.. Burbank smiler reminiscently.
But with the addition of endless
patience in waiting on the work of ma
ture for results there is certainly op-
portunity for skill in blending the
Evening star., 1925-05-06
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Taurus.

The excellent planetary aspects that
exist this evening continue in full
force until the late afternoon of to-
morrow, and will serve as stimulus
to aggressive effort and constructive
or original endeavor. They are not
only propitious for all ordinary COM
mercial undertakings, but augur sue
cess for real estate or mining enter
priscs. Any we'll thought-out plan,
free from speculative risk, can be
safely initiated during this period. In
the evening conditions are not quite
so favorable. and, while they are not
adverse, they do counsel an leasing
up in efforts and the assumption of
less forceful course Of conduct.
Normal health promises to be the
lot Of the child born tomorrow, al
though the indications point to at least
one serious illness before the attain
ment of maturity. The disposition Of
this child will not be very attractive
TO those who do not know il well. and
il will rather repel than charm, as
result Of it's absolute candor. It
promises TO be very downright, and
will never compromise. In its mind
there will never be middle course
it must be right. or it must be wrong.
Although it is. at times. refreshing to
find such extremes OF opinion in
world where so much "wobbliness"
prevails eXpediency very often die
tates more conciliatory course. and.
unless this child is exceptionally gift
ed with a high degree of intelligence
and an unusual amount of moral cour-
age ii will have a hard road to travel.
Is tomorrow your birthday? II so,
you are clear-sighted and seldom ar
rive at a false conclusion. although
you are not a quick thinker, nor a
rapid worker. You are extremely eau
tious. and are apt to hesitate too
much before making up your mind.
This does not imply vacillation, but
means that you are ultra-deliberative.
Your judgment is sound. with shrewd-
ness as its background, but it is often
too late TO be of much value.
You are ambitious within reason
able limits and you are able and in
telligent. Your lack of speed has often,
however, initiated against your imme-
diate success.
Your married life should be very
pleasant, and you are devoted to your
children, who, in their turn, recipro-
cate your love and affection.
Well known persons born on this
date are: William cambridge. naval
officer: Isaac Greenwood, matherna-
ticianj John S. Boynton, statesman;
Anton Seidl. musician: Col. Albert l..
Mills. soldier; Joseph G. Cannon. con-
gresham.
ICopyrlght, 1925
Evening star., 1925-05-06

gar is not used in unadulterated form,
but in solution with water. The pro-
portions are onethird of a cup of vine
gar to a quart of water. IL will be
found that. although the solution be:
comes discolored after being used in
wipinG off few of the windows, its
efficacy remains unaffected for the
cleansing Of the rest. The windows
should he gone over with a cloth
wrung out in the vinegar solution and
then wiped dry with soft rag which
will not shed lint.
Windows and Jewels.
You may sometimes wonder how
shop windows can be kept clean con
stantly. and with little visible effort
at washing them. If you pass a shop
with shining windows at some hour
when trade is not at its height, you
will very likely find some one wiping
it off with a damp cloth, and if the
wind is in the right direction you will
detect the odor of wood alcohol. One
well known jewelry store, the windows
of which shine almost as brightly as
the jewels displayed within them, has
the cleaning man use one part of
wood alcohol to two of water in wiping
off the windows This is said to be
the secret of their brilliance.
Time Proven Method.
\ very effective though perhaps a
little harder method of window clean
ing is in the use of the very fine grain
sand soaps, method that is general
ly known and much practiced. A little
washing soda may be added to the hot
water in which the cleaning cloth is
dipped before applying the soap to the
glass. The luSter which soda gives to
glass and tableware is lent the win
dowS of the house. Care must be
taken when sand soap is the cleaning
medium that none of it remains in the
corner of the panes. If it is some
times difficult to get the last vestige
of it removed. use an ordinary meat
skewer. around which cloth is wrap
ped. This will be satisfactory in
reaching the tinieSt corner.
The method of cleaning may depend
somewhat upon the sort of window to
be cared for. Perhaps it is a window
of the old English style or early CO.
!onIal. divided into many small paneS.
For windows of this sort the vinegar
or alcohol treatment is recommended,
for the reason that the numerous cor
ners will make the sandsoap cleaning
method difficult. A large single-paned
plate glass window will. on the other
hand, be very satisfactorily cleaned
by the sandsoap method.
In the Upper Stories.
Some difficulties are encountered in
trying to clean the outside of win
dow in ain upper story. There are
contrivanceS on the market which
make ii possible TO reach the far cor
ner of the outside sash without endan-
gering ones life by hanging out over
q high altitude. 1t is not impossible
TO make ones own implements to dis
lodge the dirt. A sponge fastened TO
the end of a broomha ndle is one suG-
gestion that can be made practical.
Evening star., 1925-05-06

For three days Iiansel and Gretel
wandered in the woods. seeing no one
and with nothing to eat but berries
and nuts. But on the third morning
they came to q little house in the
very center of the forest. When they
came closer to it they saw that it was
built of bread and rooted with cakes,
and the windows were of clear sugar.
I'VE will have some of this" said
Hansel and took bit, out of the roof.
Grethel walked up to the window and
started nibbling at it. 1t tasted so good
that Hansel broke off big piece of
roof and Grethel pulled out the whole
window pane and they sat down and
ate.
Color Grethers coat red. Make her
hat a very pale yellow with red roses
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