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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-06-05

to Summit Point, w. Va, for few
days visit with Mrs. Ella Miller
Mrs. Lee Bowers, Mrs. R. F. Stone
burner, Mrs Earl Marston, Mrs. ].
N Coffman, Mrs. Bette Meyer and
Miss Alma Stoneburner motored to
Winchester Tuesday to attend the
District Meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society.
Lee Hollar, Browne Ring and Ed
ward BeazIey caught an 11-pound
turtle Monday. The boys were very
proud of their catch, as this was one
of the largest turtles caught this
season.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the NJ. E. Church will hold a lawn
party on Mrs. R. ]. Lantz's lawn,
Saturday night, June 6. Everybody
is invited
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ring and
children, Irene and Frances and Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Riedel left Friday in
Mr.. Rings car for a two weeks visit
to Roanoke, Virginia Beach and to
Holland, Va, the home of Mr.. RE
del.
Miss Winona Saum, of Strasburg,
spent several days here last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Saum.
Miss Julia Glen, who attended
4 &c
ed home Friday night to spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Glen, of Lantz Mills.
Mr.. Hunt Mcdonald, of Winches-
ter, is visiting here this week.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Mullin, Miss Blanche
English, and Miss Ruth Miller, OF
Bedford, Va, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Humston over the
weekend.
Those of our citizens who are EN-.
ployed elsewhere and who spent over
Decoration Day with friends and rel,
atives here were John Saum, Harry
Rhinehart, George Frye, P. w Bar.
ricks, Russell Frye, Madison Coe
Gene Rinker. Barney Miller, P. H
Holmes, Thomas Barrow, W. F
Beazley. Miss Marguerite Hoffman
Miss Virginia Whissen and Miss Nora
Wightman.
Some of our town folks who spen
Sunday in Washington were E. A
: Stoneburner, Merlin Meyer, Landol
= Wightman, Isaac Bowman, Gordon
Marston. Guy and Ford Irwin. Franl
and Tom Dinges. Lee Clinedinst, Geo
- Ring and Frank Steadman.
Harry Mcdonald and Granvill
Donovan spent several days in Wash
: ington last week
Miss Peggy Reed, of Washington
. spent the weekend with Mr.. an
/, Mrs. Paul Zirkle.
: Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Hite and Chi
n dren of Front Royal, spent the week
end with Mrs. Hite's parents, MI
= and Mrs. Fl. o. Hisey.
Jack Meyer is spending this wee
with relatives and friends in Wasl
o ington,
s Miss Tirzah Heishman, who We
II one of the High School graduates {
, Edinburg this year, and who hs
n been spending the winter with hi
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
is Coffman, returned to her home
lie Trout Run. W. Va, Sunday.
IS Miss Eula Wightman left Frids
re for two weeks visit to friends
re Continued on last page)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-06-05
SOLDIERS GRAVES
ARE DECORATED
Impressive Ceremonies on Wednes-
day Evening-Medals are Pre-
scented to World War Boys

Although the heat was almost in
tolerable there was a creditablt
gathering at the Memorial services
under the auspices of the Daughter.
OF the Confederaey. Wednesday eve
ming. an innovation connected
therewith being the presentation OF
service medals to World War Vet
Grams of Confederate Ancestry"
These medals, which are given by
the Daughters of the Confederacy
were presented to those who were
qualified to receive them and who
mad made the requisite applies. ion
Tor such medals. Paranthetically. it
might be stated that such presenta-
ions are made only on special oc-
caslons and THAI those eligible to get
them viii have an opportunity to
do so by filing an application with
the Daughters before November IL.
The initial exercises were held in
the Court House where, after a mu-
steal program by the Pythian Band
under the leadership of Prof. Fred
y. Spiker, Mrs. Mary f. B. Stickley,
President of Shenandoah Chapter. U.
d. C., in well chosen and impressive
language presented medals to Har-
rison 2. Magruder, Joseph NJ. Baus-
erman, Jr., Gilbert X. Coffman, Phil
ip Williams. William Paxton. George
KILLER, Meredith E. Stickley, Well
ington E. Stickley. John Graham
Heller and Moritz Coffman. In the
bsenee of John G. Heller, who is a,
otteen. n. c., and Wellington f.
Stickley, now in New York. the
medals We're delivered to member
Of the family.
At the Cemetery
Following the Court House exer-
cises the procession was formed at,
the Cou1t House, group of children
With flowers with the band leading
IN the march to Massanutten Gene
terry. In automobiles were the few
remaining veterans of a cause which
aied when the Stars and Bars were
-urled forever, 60 years ago. Even
the younges. survivors of the gray
clad hosts of the Civil War have long
since passsdsatha allotted three scorei
years and ten. and Wednesdays
were a pathetic reminder of
me rapidly decreasing numbers of
The soldiers of the South.
At The cemetery the exercises con-
lormed to the inspiring ritual of the
of the Confederacy and
he songs and music were in keeping
With the spirit of the South. A fea-
-ure of the exercises az the cemetery
vas a presentation. on behalf of the
U. d. c., of a beautiful wreath to
The World War Veterans by Miss
Williams. j. NJ Bauserman, Jr., in
words of feeling and eloquence ac-
oepted the tribute on behalf of his
comrades. Rev. r. H. Cline of the
Lutheran Church gave the invoca-
ton.
The decoration of the graves fol-
lowed and after Taps" by Prof
spiker. the exercises were over.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-06-05

Misses Eleanor Ford and Madolin
Walton returned this week from
William and Mary College, Williams
burg, to spend vacation with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Ford and
Mr. and Mrs. C. q Walton, at their
homes on Muhlenburg Street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-06-05
PITHY PARAGRAPHS.

The regular bi-monthly meeting
of the Board of Supervisors on next
Monday means just the routine trans
action of the county's business Its
sessions, except for those who have
matters to be considered, are usu-
ally devoid of interest Now and
then little pep is injected into the
proceedings and the bench loungers
in the temple of justice wake up,
yawn, listen awhile and then 90 to
sleep again. A student of psychol-
ogy would bend the cerebellum in
seeking a solution of the enigma, why
"a normal person would want to park
his frame on the soft side ofsan oak
bench, in a hot court room, TO hear
the county fathers discuss whether
dollar ninety or nineteen dollars
should be spent on repairs to Podunk
Bridge. Especially if said normal
person doesn't live near Podunk and
never knew they had a bridge. They
do, though. Go in Monday and look
'em over.
Didjever notice how much of an
improvement the front Of Fran k
Rush's place on Main Street is 4 With
the glass front. behind ~ IN .41hare
is an assortment of pies pop pop
corn and peanuts. together With
smokers requisites, candies. sand
witches and many so forths, it is real
ly an attractive place. Lots of tour
lists have lamped it. too, and one fire.
quently sees en- route folks irrigating
tonsils at the pink pop window.
Looks like we are getting our
weather from either Sitka or Sahara
Just now it is The desert kind, and if
you hear it once your ear drums are
smacked with it forty times day.
Amt it dry?" Some people have
so much reliance on their judgment
that they will venture the assertion.
We certainly do need rain" Then
there are others who know that you
know less about it than a wart hog
does of the Einstein theory, who will
ask you if you think it will rain .
All of which is indicative of an ex-
istent drought. Well, brother, il
always has rained and we are con
strained 20 think it will rain again.
Just keep hoeing your garden and
pray betimes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
70 zenskeho sveta
"sPOLOGNICA. !

| easy sa menia a S mimi zvyky a
nazory. Neni tomn este ami tax
davno, ked nesmelo mlade diev.
ca, ak chcelo byt povaaovane "a
dobre vychovane, samo y6bec o
pustit' dom Rychly nakup, jay.
&ove alebo hudobne hodiny, to
boly jedine prilezitosti, ked' sa
vychovane sledinky mohly samy
objavit na ulici. Ma prechadzku
chodila spoln maminka, niektory
bratov alebo sestier, v Zamoz-
nejsich rodinach vSak nezbytna
spoloGnica -. Kde 81 nemohli do
VOLT tohto prepychu, tam na pr.
vecer divadla odprevadila dievca
domov aspon sluzobna. OvSem w
sledky tejto straze neboly vzdy
tie najlepsie. Mladost' tax vyna-
lczava, Dwell sa srdieGko po prvy
raz, vzdy vedela oklamat' mai
v;icSiu ostrazitost jak mamincky,
talk i platenSToh spolocnfc, urta-
nrch ochranovat' udajne krehkii
cnost. Dncs sa pomery zmenily i
po tejtO stranke. Made dievGata
vychadzain domy samv uz ci ma
prechadzlu, k Sportu, ma vylety,
do divadiel alebo do tanecnych
a inych zabav. Ak sa tato neobmc-
dzena slobOda skonci dakedy zle,
tn nenesie vinu toto slobodnej jSlc
chapanie postavenia slobodneho
dievcat'a a V spolocnosti, ale w
luGne len ia jednotlivcovi, ma po-
vahe, prave tax, ako tomu bolo i
dobach predoslych "strazeni' /.
Hlavnc V Anglii, typickej zemi
tradicii a zkostnatelych zvykov,
nechcn 81 maminky z vznesenych
kruhov zvyknnt' ma to, re by icil
dcery maly tax slobodne vystupo-
vat, ako dicvcata nizsej' spo-
locnoSti. Preto nastoja mnohe z
nich ma tom. ze V dome mlsf byt'
spolocnic9. Made AngliGanky sa
brania prot zastaralym nazorom
svoiich mamiciek ked nemozu
ilpInc zvlt AIT tn 81 aspon kladn
podmienku, re spolocnicou musl
sa stat tiez mlade dieVca. Mamin-
kan mnohych prfpadoch nezby-
va nj cineho, nez ustnpit' a to pri-
chadza dceruskam who'd. S mladou
spolocnicou je ponajprv lepsia "a
bava a potion ked sa jedna pre-
vcdcnic nejakej selmoviny, mlada
vesela "miss' obvGajne pri tom
pomaha. A talk sa vyhovie obi
Givom stranam. Maminky SIT donna
spokojn6, ze dcera je strazena, a
dceruSky 81 vedia toto strazenie
urobit' znesitel 'nTm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
BULHARSKE POREKADL.A
O ZENACH.

Bulhari majn mnoho porekadiel
4 ktorEch niektore dobre vystihu-
je povahu zeny. PrinaSame nic-
ktore mich:
Made dievca, ktoremu sa ne
l'Gbi mladI muz, povesi sa ma sta
reho.
Dokial' je u svojej matky, je
ticha, ako ovecka. Akonahle sa
vsak octne muza, tn sa ukaze,
ze ma jazyk ma lakte dlhy.
U kona 81 vsimaj krku, II diev-
cat a chodze.
Muz je dvakrat v svojom zivo-
tc vesely: prvy raz ked' sa ozeni,
druhy raz ked' svoju zenu pocho-
vava.
Ak prides domov s prazdnymi
rukami, nepozna ia tvoja zena.
Svoju pusku, svoju zenu svoj-
no kona mozeme ukazat', ME ale
pozicat'.
Zena je najdrahocennejsim ma.
bytkom dome.
Zena svojho muza nebije a pre-
dsa no premoze. ~
Podivaj sa ponajprv dobre ma
matku a az potion 81 vezmi jej
dceru.
Zaby sa boja bociana zeny
staroby.
Je hriechom list okolo pramena
nenapit' sa, ami sa neumyt' -
prave tax, ako stretn1t' zenu a
nelakat' ju.
Zena ma pre- vsetky prfpady
"a vrece slz v zasobe.
Zena skryva svoju zlomysel-
most, ako macka svoje paz1ry.
Rec zeny the ostrejsie, ako tu-
recka Saba. Je prospesne pocu-
vat obcas duchapln1 zenu.
Kto posl1cha zenu, je dvojna-
sobne zozensteny.
Srdce zeny je podobne vlnenei
puncoche.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
MOVE DIVADELNE
KUSY u KRAJA.

Nam nasledovne diyadelne ku-
sy ma predai:
Veno, fraska v !. dejstye.
Janosik, historicka drama Y 5.
dejstyach.
v Chumelici. Fart /. dejstve.
True ma true alebo Cary kd-
zla. Zartovny obrazok z dedinsls6-
no zivota so spevmi 3. dejoch.
Laska zdola vsetko alebo skro-
tena divocka. Veselohra 4. DEF
stvach.
Prevrhnuta slanicka. Veselohra
|. dejstve. Amanda. Veselohra
v /. dejstve.
Strasidlo. L'udova veselohra so
spevami v 3. dejstvach.
Vzorny narodovec. Fraska v l.
dejstve.
zenske Shy. Veselohra /. DEF
stve.
slovenske kuplety, zarty a ros.
mary, krajovy Egyptsky snar,
mnozstvo rozlicnych rozpravok,
povesti romanov, utesene po-
hl'adnice 20 Slovenska.
MATED MRAZ
800 West Federal St., v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Rozpomienky 2 ciest po
|americkom zapade Fss. N.
Pise: NJ. SOPKO.
fP Pokraeovanie. J

roval som akysi tmavy, pohybujii-
Lei predmet. Vel he to nebolo; ako
pes ale pes to nebol. VSe poslo
bllzsie mas, a Ease sa zastayilo. Go
to mohlo byt'? Pravdepodobne ne
jakF dravec: mlady medved', pa
ma, afeho kajot. Rozsvietil som
"flashlight >, ale nez SINE stacili
2istit 60 TO. je, zmizlo z dohl 'adu
= Il 'aklo Sa svctIa utieklo. Nuz,
]e pravda, ze tomto zabudnn-
tom kraji potuluje sa vSelijaka ha-
we'd V noci, ale pred vacSimi
zvermi turiSti sll jednak bezpetni.
ZvlA&tnc je, ze ma celei ceste ne
mali smr ami jcden "blow-ont'' >, a
takreGpno iiadnc nesnadze moto-
rom, iba ma druhy den rano zb&-
dali SINE, zc prednI "spring' je
zlomeny. Napochytrc Stiahli smc
no dr6tom, aby nam mohol vydr-
Eat aspon do Fridonic, kdc k,ipi-
me pripravimc novN.
\ tax puStili SINE sa dohora.
Ipociatku to iSlo akO-tak, ale kcd
NJ nebolo Il 'alcko do vrcht, mo-
tor prcstal pracovat' - ncdoSta-
valo Sa gazolinu, ktorym SINE ma
plnlli nAdrzku. Vratil som maSi-
nu trochu do boku a odtial potion
vNSia hore. V druhom takom VI
chu, ktory bol mnoho StrmSi,
moi Spolocnici proboNaIi tiS-
nit Potom poShadzovali SINE vSc-
tOk naklad domicnkc, zc ic 20
prlliSna t 'archa pre- motor, ale O.
nj to nepomahalo. Tu tiez malo
chybalo, zc Sa mas povoz nedoli-
NAL. TakzvanT emergency brake
zlomil Sa nam este na cpSte pri
Lees Ferry, a naSlcdovnc maSina
stala len vtedy, ked' som drzal
nohu na brdze. Prcto pozialAl
som Luja, ably polozil skalu POD
zadnt kOlcSo. SiSicl som tedv de-
In, ,pravc som pozeral, ci by ne
bOlo dobre i>t horc trochu be-
ku, ked Sa Fordka pobrala naza /
dolu vrchOm; ale st 'aStlivou nj
hod0u pravd prcdnt koleso zachy-
tiIo >a o vel XII skalu zvrtlo iej
smer do boku, kde zastala.. Nuz,
Lui podlozil skalu "all right, a.
le takii maln ako dian, coho 81. D.
v$em. nikto 4 mas npvSimnul.
Pc viocrrIch pol,uSoch kon"G-
he podarilo Sa mi vybehnit Ell
ma vrch, kan Sme potom museli
v$etky veci povynaSat Ked' uZ
v$etko polo V maSine, pohli SINE
sa d alcj, kdc uz neboly take str
miny, a onedlho priSli SINE do leSa
TIA prcSvedcili Sme Sd, ze cesto-
vat vo FordlIe cez vrchy, hore
ktOrvmi yOz muSia t 'ahat' StvriI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Dvojsmyselne.

"Prosim vas, pane doktor, po-
mozte mi od tejto hroznej choro-
by, dam yam ia to trebars celil
chalnpu. >
"Bud't isty, ia yam uz Cd nej
pom6zem'.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

fVody wall SINE 81 asi sest ga
logov, ale minulo sa q nel WISE ako
Y polovica, sotvaze boil sme Cd Lees
ferry nejakych desat nil. Nebo-
10 divn. Pri l16-stupnovej horuto-
h sti liali SINE in do Seba ako pl2en-
sske pivo "a Starych, dobrych ca
sOy. " motOre nam rz ySetka Wy
vrela a zvySoval nam este gallon,
ktory SINE 81 chceli ponechat M
zahasenie paleiveho smadm. Zasta-
vii som masinn, a nechajuc nej
\ svojich spolocnikov, pnstil som sa
dolu vyschnutTm, skalnatym rie-
cist ON hi adat vodu. Tax si$icl
som asi Stvrt mile dolu hlbokTm
I vymol ON, az koneGne d 'alSiu CO.
stu zahatila mi pricpast, ;, litora n
yala hlbkou neiakych 200 stop.
Doln uzrel som malT jarcck, ktor[
pretekal pomedzi Stromy a kro-
vie. ID "a toho vyratal som, zc kcd
preJdem este ncjallej pol mile, iSte
najdem ten samy pramen, 2 ktord--
ho naberiem 81 vody ma d 'alSiu
cestu.
pa1nIIy1o, ,1,,o ,,,,c,+fI coy, co ,,o
l,' '' ''' nc
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s. "'' "''' i ''i''''
Onedlho doSll SINE k vel KEY, o.
kruhleJ skale, ktora mala podobn
uhlflceJ leoKV. IredoSleh" ana
sine sIce tiez ISL okolo ner ale VIE
dy sme 81 okolla malo VSimal. ~
ma praveJ strane V DIAL Ike NE ce-
ieJ mile VyplnaJh sa strme brala
DO vysky neJakych tlSlc stop; Sn
10 tie same skaly, ktore sme u&
.vlielL lenze teraZ SINE 81 men
spfaViii al obrazok, any SINE mali
ma pamiatku ceSty ma Lees Fer
~
Medzi'ym caSom SpozoroVa!'
SINE horaroV poVoz so styrml koA-
mi, ktory Dol asl dVe mile "a ma
mi. II bndu praVdepodobne noc"-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Podarena vzajomnost' .

Dobytkovy k11pec: g Nejednajte e
sa tol'ko, flovece, to ie vol, kto-
remu 50 poveda panel
Gale tol'ko penazi dal by zan
snad' len pan, ktor6mu by sa mu-
se1o povedat' volc.. - H
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

prislo na I'm prvy lebo SINE ami ne
predyfdali, ze .pojdeme po takych
neschodnych cestach
ked hnali SINE sa este cez u
| tab, pred nami na ceste videli SINE
par chlapcoy tlsnnt starii Ford
ku, ktora Y niektorych miestach
nemohla vytiahnut' hore vrchom
Ma zadkr masiny bol napis, Push
and smile, co vtedy, samozre ,nme,
yzbudilo V mas veselost'. ;. Lenae te-
raz, ked to nutnost vyaadovala,
celkom vazne robili SINE al my to
same, co ii chlapci, a miestami ami
to nepomahalo.
O nieto vyssie otakaval mas e.
Ste jeden strmy breh, dolu ktorym
siSli sme, vlastne sosmikli sme sa
predvGerom. AK vyndeme hore
| tym vrchom, odtial, poletime ako
draci,'' Oval Sa. jeden z mojich
spoloGnikov. "Na Grand canyon
highway uz ME je d 'alcko.''
MedzitIm vnikali SINE hlbSie a
hlbSie do lesa, az koneGne priSn
SINE k otaznemu miestu. Znov0
poshadzovali SINE vSetek nakladt
a ia rozbehol som Sa maSine do
hora. Nal som vynst uz len neja-
ke tri jardy, ked motor zastal.
Vratil som sa zpiatky Zkisil som
to pc druhy tretl raz - znovu
to same! az ma stvrty raz, ked' O.
tvoril som vsetok gazolln, rozbn-
hol som sa este Wac konetne bol
som hore. Odtial hnal som vys-
sie nejakych tisic yardov a "a
Stal som na rovine medzi strCma-
Trvalo to chvil'u, kym povynl-
&ail SINE k'lfrlkt a me vecl k ma
Sine, ale potOm SINE 81 vydychli po
, ~.... -.
,-,, ,...,. ~,
Nyhrall SINE oval Sa MlSk'.
fredVcerom poV'dai 81, re ne
PoJdeS 1o''1o c'S'o'l nazad am "a
1lSI' d"lar"V, a dneS lS'el 81 zadar-
po.
Znelo to ironickv, ale ia Dol som
presvcdcenv, ze ma druhei strana
riekv Colorado boil bv sine mali
yiGSie t'azkosti. ako som sa ne
slzorSSie O tom presyedSil ma zpia-
toGnei ccste domov. Pc takei zl,ll-
>rnosti Smc 81 vSetci = iednom sho
1ovali: zr Wac nep0i,lc,nr podl 4
many. ale rovno 30 "big hyay"
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y; ..,.,,...,,.,,..,..... ..,. ,,
,,<.,. ~..
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
TRoCHU sM1ECHU.
Chladna krv.

Cizmarsky majster hodil "a ue-
nom eizmu, chlapec sa nahle skr-
Gil a CHINA prave vchadzaj1cu
majstrovd trafila do nosa.
Master ma to spokojne povie /:
"Aj talk je dobre!''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Potrava rastncich deti.
CLANOK 1O5.

Jesti ocakavame, ably sa diet a
pravidelne vyvinovalo, mllsime no
zasobovat dostatocnou a jemu sa
hodiacou potravinou. Mnohe deti,
trebars sd pri narodenl male ne
dostatocne vyvinute, mozu Wy
rast slime a statne dcti, ked' We
nuje sa dostatocna pozornost' a
obozretnost' pri kazdodennych
potravinach dcti.
Jestli preStudujete vseobccne
jedalne listy pre- deti, toho Wy
badate, ze urcene jedlo sa pomaly
pozorne zvacsuje prave takym
postupom, ako diet'a rastie. V pr
vom rade dava sa diet at u pris-
ne len mlieko, ku comu neskorsie
pridava sa nieco m1cneho jedla,
ovocia al nieco zeleniny. Zvac-
sovanie porcie je postupne preto,
ably sa nepoSkodilo zazivacim L.
strojom, snacsne ale ably dbant
bolo pravidelny vyvin.
A podobne pokracujc sa cez ce-
" detsky 'vek, ale behom prvych
piatich rollov obmedzit' sa treba
len ma take jedla, ktore .najlepsie
dodavaju sdciastky, potrebn6 ku
vzrastu, ale snGasne hodia sa al
pre- zazlvacie organizmy diet at a.
Mlieko celom detskom veku
ma byt' hlavnou potravinou. Ono
ie absoliltne potrebnym ku pra-
videlnemu vyvinu. Eagle Brand
Mlieko uzivane je vo vel'kej mie-
re ma Blizkom Vychode medzi 81
rotami 20 Svaej Zeme a dosiah-
mute boly MIN bajecne vysledky
V boji proti podvyzive. Eagle
Brand, ked' je spravne uzivant.
dodava vsetky potrebn& zaziva-
Gle snciastky, ktor6 sn potrebnt |
ku vyvinovaniu a ma vzdy tvorit
eiastku potravy kazdeho rasttce-
no diet alta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

A ,preso rs
'1Tata povedal, ze keby 81 O..
triasla krpcami, to by vraj boloi
penaz1 ako smetf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

C1tajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie v bu.
d1cnosti. ........
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Ten detsky jazyk.

"Stara mama, ukaz mi, ako 50
krpcom otrasie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

Tisicc tisice det1 vyzaduje zvlh
stnu pozornost' vo veku od Sty-
roch do Sestnast' rokov. Potrebujn
potravu, ktora je mimoriadhe "a
zivna. Vyzadujii potravu, ktora
i'm umoznl stat sa silnymi a stat
nymi, ably mohly vzdorovat' ne
mociam. Rodicom tychto deti VEL
mi odporucane je Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko. Nakol 'ko je ono
najjemnejSim mliekom a najlep-
Sim cukrom uncle smiesane pri-
pravene, ono umoznuje, re diet a
v podvvzive rychle nabera vahu,
ktorn musi mat, ably bolo silnym
a zdravym. Toto je skutocnym spo
renlm pre- vSetkych rodicov, ked'
hl'adia ma to, ably ich deti dl'a
potreby rastly a vzdorovaly memo
clam, lebo lacnejSie diet a udr-
zat' zdravym, nez liecit' 'ho. Ia
kymto Diet 'om odpor1eame davat
dive polievkove lyzieky Eagle
Mlieka, rozriedeneho v tristvrte
sialky l'adovo studenej vody. To-
to mozete i'm davat' pred polu-
dn1m alebo pri poobednajsom kr-
meni. Starsie deti casom radSie ho
maj1 rozriedene S ginger aleom,
ovocnou st'avou alebo S roztrepa-
nymi vajcami.
, 1925-11-18
SEASON
OPENED MONDAY

Monday, November 18th, marked
the opening of the legal trapping
season in Wyoming for fur bearing
animals. The season closes March
81.
A license of $1,000 is required
for the privilege of trapping ra-
coon, otter. fox, mink, m%arten, fish
er and other fur-bearing animals
enumerated in the statue. Beaver
may be taken by owners of real
estate during March, April and May
and then only when the animals
are causing damage and by speci-
fic permission of state authorities.
Muskrat may be trapped at all
seasons of the year in Sheridan,
Big Horn, Converse, Campbell, Ere
mont, Platte and Unita counties up
on payment of the required ten
dollar license.
Coyotes, wolves and bob cats are
not protected at any time under
the laws of the state.
, 1925-11-18
FEEDER DAY AT LOWELL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28

Announcement comes from Low
ell, Wyoming, that Saturday. Nov
ember 28th is to be Feeder Day
at that place, and all stockmen in
the northern part of the state are
urged to attend. During the fore
noon of that day demonstrations
will be given at the Sugar company
feed yards. regarding the feeding
of sheep, with ]. A. Hill, wool and
sheep specialist of the state uni
versity in charge. In the afternoon
j. M. Robertson. also of the state
agricultural department will lecture
and demonstrate the best and most
approved cattle feeding practices,
while in the evening, w. L. Qualey
who has charge of the state exper-
mental farms will give a lecture
at the L. d. S. Hall.
The program is an unusually
good one, and one which should
attract a great many feeders and
stockmen to Lowell on that day.
Lowell is extending a cordial invi-
tation to all to come. and will fur
nish many entertainment features
which will make the meeting both
a profitable and enjoyable