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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

Helena should engage a corps Of
Uncle Jerry Rusk's rain makers
along with that military post. The
soldiers may worry along with Nick
Kessler's beer, but the horses and
cooks must have water.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

There is an excellent opening in
Bozeman for a first class t~axidermist.
He could step right into a paying
business. From $40 to 500 is charg-
ed by eastern workmen for mounting
a specimen head Of an antelope, deer,
OF elk, and almost weekly heads Of
this character are shipped to Living
ston, Mandan, and even to. Chicago
and New York to be mounted and re-
turned here by express at a heavy ex-
pense. Were a taxidermist located
here who could do good work at reas-
enable prices, he would find plenty
to do. Large numbers Of game are
killed yearly and their heads left to
decay owing to the great expense of
having them mounted and the present
limited market for unmOunted heads.
Many of u citizens Of the city and
valley would feel proud to have their
halls adorned with the heads Of noble
deer OF elk which they had killed
themselves, even though it be in some
cases of inferior quality, If they could
have the work done at home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

L. ". Van Akin has leased Prof.
Wylie's residence on Grand avenue
and will remove his family to the city
next week for permanent residence.
Evan" will engage with his father in
the carpenter business next season
and among other buildings will erect
a residence for himself.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

Charles E. Gorham, Of the interior
department, sent here to locate the
proposed fish hatchery for Montana,
was i'll on his arrival and died at
the BOzeman Sunday evening. The
body was sent to New Haven, Conn,
where the deceased leaves a wife and
son.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

By First Lutheran Ladies' Aid. as
Montana Power Co, Saturday, Nov.
q. Fancy work, aprons, baked goods,
etc.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

Nine cents per pound is the price
received by farmers for dressed pork
which is being brought into the mar
ket in small quantities. This is an adj
vance of two cents per pound over
the price of one year ago.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

Winter has fairly set in; the Re
publicans of the county, however, were
badly showed under 10 days ago, so
it is nothing new to them.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

About 10 days Of fine weather viii
be yet required to complete the
threshing in the valley.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

E. E. Fowler recently sold his ranch
south Of the city to Thomas Fowler
and will soon remove with his family
to their home on the Boulder, in Park
county, in order that he may give his
personal attention TO his stock inter
ests there.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

The Helena journals are decidedly
in a coquettish mood at present, es-
pecially towards the little city that
made such a gallant fight for and al
most secured a place in the capital
contest; but it will be some time be-
fore BOzeman fOrgets the numerous
insults and persistent calumny which
we're deliberately heaped upon her by
the temporary capital and its subsi-
died newspapers during the recent
campaign. If a "vOte for Bozeman'
shall turn to Ga vote for Anaconda
at the next capital election, Helena
will have abundant reason to regret
that she ever invented that wicked
and mischievous lie.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20

Five prohibition votes were cast in
Castle precinct
International., 1925-12-27
PROMINENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER SAYS
ARIZONA GREATEST POTENTIAL STATE IN UNION

tabloid newspapers and his two
coast papers are among the most
widely known on the Pacific slope.
His latest venture in Miami is
meeting with great success and re-
presents a great investment, he
says. Aside from his newspaper
interests, Mr. Vanderbilt is con-
nected with various other large
undertakings.
But the newspaper game comes
first, he asserts.
/ He is the owner of 100000
acres of land in Florida, is exten-
sively interested in the advertising
business and has wide financial
connections. Mr.. Vanderbilt at
this time also is associated with
VIM. Stout, manufacturer of Stout
airplanes, exclusively built by the
Ford Motor company, in the es-
tablishing of a number of Wander
bilt landing fields throughout the
nation.
AS reporter Mr.. Vanderbilt is
an observer. He gave vent to his
impressions of Phoenix and the
Salt River valley when seen in his
room here. Some Of these are as
follows:
"You have the greatest develop
ed valley in the world.
phoenix should enjoy perpe-
tual boom.
"The finest stretch of dirt high
way in the United States leads
from Ell Paso, Texas, to Phoenix.
"It is something to open ones
eyes indeed when they see the mar
vellous development Of the Salt
River valley.
81 have interests in Florida and
California. Were it not for that
IL would choose to live in Arizona.
It is the greatest potential state
in the union"
Americas youngest publisher is
coming back to Phoenix. He's 60
ing to make it a point to always
visit Arizona's Capital City on his
transcontinental trips, for, like
other noted men, cts gold spot, f"
he says.
International., 1925-12-27
IA 1-2 INCHES OF RAIN
IN STATE OF NAYARII'

Following fourteen and one half
inches of rain in the short period
of about SO hours, the Santiago
and San Pedro rivers in the state
Of Nayarit, on the west coast of
Mexico, became raging torrents
several days ago, it was declared
by H. NJ. Clagett of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, who is a visitor here
from San Bias, Nayarit, for the
holidays.
The rivers arose to the greatest
height ever known and did con-
siderable damage flooding farm
lands. Tomato, tobacco, and corn
crops were washed away. The
weather has now cleared up and
with replanting of the tomato
crop the ranchers will not suffer
an entire loss.
Mr.. Clagett said that the Roy
& Titcomb box factory and saw
mill have been completed at San
Bias and that boxes are now be-
inc manufactured.
The rainfall, according to Mr..
Clagett, was general south Of
Mazatlan, Sinaloa.
International., 1925-12-27
PHOENTX Ariz. Dec. 26.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 26. -
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., the
worlds richest newspaper report
er, was a visitor in Phoenix, Christ
mas eve, enroute via automobile
to California.
Dominant IN ali things, with
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., is the
ksense Of the news reporter.
He developed it working for the
late Frank A. Munsey, on the old
New York Herald and the para
mount interest of his life, so ne
says, is that Of getting the news
and seeing that it is printed in
proper fashion.
Sincere regret was expressed by
Mr.. Vanderbilt over the death of
Mr.. Munsey, who died several days
ago following an operation in New
York.
''tHe was tremendously fine
man and the newspaper profession
loses character of great worth
indeed" Mr.. Vanderbilt said.
81 broke into the newspaper
game in Mr.. Munsey's paper, the
old New York Herald, prior to the
consolidation with the Sun and I
had an excellent opportunity to
judge him first hand" he said.
Mr. .Munsey aroused considerable
speculation in his next financial
step as he bought and sold a
large number of newspapers. but
made all of his connections finan-
cially profitable. His viii to sue
ceed was one Of the things which
made him great man."
At the current time three papers
are owned by Mr.. Vanderbilt -
The Los Angeles Illustrated News,
The San Francisco Daily Herald
and The Miami, Florida, Illustra-
ted Daily Tab. Mr.. Vanderbilt is
a pioneer in the organization of
International., 1925-12-27
CYCLONE DOES DAMAGE

The cyclone which swept
through the central states of
Mexico week ago last Wednes-
day caused considerable damage,
especially in the City of Mexico.
Big trees were uprooted in some
ct the parks obstructing traffic
arc roofs o, houses were blown
IF and much damage to buildings
was done. One woman was killed
and sixteen persons were injured,
seven Of them seriously. From
some cf the northern states, like
Chihuahua, Ccohu:la, Nuevo Leon
and Durango, low temperatures
were reported.
International., 1925-12-27
MEXICO HAS 78
CIGARETTE FACTORIES

According to figures compiled
by the Mexican Department of
Commerce and Labor there are
more than seventeen million pesos
invested in Mexico in the manu-
facture of cigarettes. There are
seventy-eight factories in opera
tion at the present time in all
parts of the republic employing
more than four thousand work
men.
International., 1925-12-27
MAP OF WEST COAST
ON BANK CALENDARS

One of the most attractive
calendars for the new year are
those Of the First National Bank.
They contain a map of the west
coast of Mexico, that great ter
ritorv south Of Nogales.
S. II. Beattie, we'll known resi-
dent of Tubac, was a visitor here
! Wednesday.
International., 1925-12-27

According to letter received
here, ARGUS Reddoch, former trea-
surer Of Santa Cruz county, who
moved to Central America sew
eral months ago, is now conduc-
tor on a fruit train running from
the interior to Puerto Cortez in
Honduras, and is doing well.
International., 1925-12-27

John Dury and Felix Adler Of
Columbia University have been
invited by the department of Pub
lie instruction of Mexico to teach
in the summer school of the Ma
tional University of Mexico City,
during the coming courses.
International., 1925-12-27

: Bracey Curtis, Mayor Duane
Bird, and Aldermen Harry l..
Sugg, S. C. Jung, and 3. Taylor
Wilkey, left Monday afternoon
for Phoenix to confer with the
state insurance rating board in
regard to the credit that the city
of Nogales is entitled to on the
cast iron water pipe system that
was installed several years ago on
which the city has never gotten
any credit on insurance premiums,
also to have the rating board ap-
prove the layout for the auto
matte fire alarm system which the
city has contracted FOR, the in
tallation of which will begin
about January is.
International., 1925-12-27
PRAISES OUR CLIMATE

Adolf Cohen, formerly of No
gales, returned Thursday follow
.n~ a several months stay at San
Antonio, at which place he was in
: i,cr7ital about eight weeks. He
states tl,~' "this is Gods country"
ent' thr+ ne T.; had enough of
San Antonio eli ate. He reports
about 3 foot Or now last Sunday
at Alpine. Texas.
International., 1925-12-27
NIT SIMMS HERE

z Former. Secretary of State Nit
Simms and wife arrived Thursday
evening from Stafford to spend
Christmas, guests of their neice,
Mrs. Eddie Edmonson, and family,
of. Grand avenue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
iMadre! iQuiere listed que su hijito,
debil y enfernizo, cuyo estado tanto
y Ia apena y preocupa, Sc ponga
pronto sano.y robusto?
NADIA hay mejor que ell aceite de. hfgado de
bacaiao para los nifios debiles enfermizos;
/ pero no deben tomar csc aceite fquido,
asqueroso y repugnante.
asqueroso = repugnante.

iMadre No dee used quee estado de alud de u nno la
sga consuniendo. Empee hoy sno ago que e Haga
recperaf fuerzas saud NADIA hay meor que e acee
de ado de bacalao Pero e de aoente
dafo que benefco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
ADvENIMIENTo FELIz
(De Rio Piedras).

e----- M !
Nuestro amigo, ell sehor Car
melo Ganis, joven Y active em-
pleado de la Sucursal que ell Ban
co Territorial y Agricola tiene es-
tablecida en- Rio Piedras, y Tene-
dor de Libros de varios estableci.
mientos comerciales de dicha ciu-
dad, ha visto cumplidos sus mas
ardientes deseos con ell advenimien
to- de una hermosa criatura, ell dia
2 del corriente mes. de sexo va
ron, con que Ie ha obsequiado su
bella y joven esposa, se1iors Pro-
videncia Pera1es de Gamis.
FL nacimiento de Horacio Joa-
Qufn, como han uamado al recien
nacido, ha venido a completar. la
felicidad de los esposos Gamis Pc
rales, porque ahora no sera un
solo hijos y 81 una parejita, la que
hara las delieias del hogar de los
referidos esposos.
Muchas de las amistades del ami
go Gamis y de su joven consorte
han lido a visitarlos para fehcitar-
los, y al mismo tempo para ente-
rarse del estado de salud de la ma
DIRE hijo, ell cual es completamen-
te satisfactorio.
Nos atrevemos a predecir, sin
tenor equivocarnos, que HOraclO
Joaquin sera un modelo de hijo, y
mas tarde de hombre, pue; cuen-
ia con ell digno ejemplo de sus pa
dres, quienes han hecho. del hogar
I'm temple del amcr y un culto del
deber.
Felicitamos nuestros buenos
amigos muy sinceramente por la
hermosa adquisici6n que han tent
do, Y les deseamos largos amos de
bienestar y felicidad.
F. G. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09


tanicamente y dejaron demostrado
que eran jugadores de gran cartel.
Muchos nos, abandonaron pronto,
otros hicieron de esta TERRA hospi-
talaria su segunda patria, y uno:
"Abuelito'', escogi6- nuestra isIa,
como la tumba que por siempre lla-
bria de guardian sus restos. Parpetti
Sc marchara nuy en- Breve, v es
ahora cuando necesita la ayuda de
sus amigos y admiradores. Tiene
preparadc un beneficio para ell do
mingo. Las novenas Escogido v Bo-
rinquen Sc han ofrecido bondadosa-
mente para celebrar un desafio Que
pueda producirle para el pasaje al
simpatico player.
Esperamos yer los stands llenos
por complete Ell domingo. Sera la
Ultima prueba de afecto Y admira-
ci6n que lie tributaremos a un pc
lotero que ha sabido captarse toda
nuestra consideration. Recordamos
que Camaron y Chech6n seran los
designados para defender Ell centro
del diamante
EDDIE COLLINS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
sENALEs EN- QUE listed
PUEDE GREER

81 su aliento es malo padece de
vahidos, falta de apetito, estrefi1-
miento y malestar general. es sefiaI
de que su higado no funciona bien.
El unico yerdadero remedio en- que
Sc puede depender para todos los
desordenes del higado, ell est6ma-
go intestinos es Herbine. Act1a
poderosamente sobre ell higado for
talece la digestion, purifica los in
testinos y restauran la fuerza, ell vi
gor y la algeria. De venta en- las
farmacias y dro0ueriaa Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
Mr.. Don Berna,
San Juan, P. R.

Mi ouerido don BeTna:
La suya del 19 del que cursa fu6
recibida, y siento verdadero pla-
Ger por el interes que usted Sc to-
ma por los Duques.
Ne place decirle que los Duques
en-. esta temporada han ganado mu-
chos juegos Y nuestro team esta
considerable como ell mejor club in
dependiente del Este.
Siempre pienso en- Puerto Rico v
en- su amable gente. listed estara
enterado de que Gacho retorn6 a
esasla senlana pasada. Net Y Nero
saidran para Puerto Rico en- Sc
tiembre 8, abordo del "Carabobo"
Raviu Sc quedara un mes mas. Con
sidero que David sera un gran
jllgador de pelota.. Cuento con los
servicios de Gacho para la proxima
temporada.
lie envie algunos recortes de pc
ri6dicos, que acknowledgements lie Sc
ran de interes.
Yo no tendria ninguna objection
que hacer para ir Puerto Rico
durante los meses de octubre v no
viembre siempre Y cuando que Sc
hic;eran arreglos satisfactorios
con anterioridad. s4d
Como esta ell baseball en- Puer-
to Rico? Yo perdf alg1n dinero
en- Ii Ultima temporada, va que los
promotores de dicha temporada
abandonaron sus trincheras. La
asistencia a los mismos fue po-
bre despues de haberse jugado los
primeros juegos, Y los promotores
Puertorriquenos me echaron la cul
| pa v ell Allentown" tuvo que car
gar con la perdida. Cuando un club
y'iene aqui a Allentown, Y aunque
no atraiga mucha atencion STEM
pre- Sc lie paga su dinero.
Los clubs que van San Juan
debieran de jugar siempre en- San
Juan, sin tener que ir pueblos
como Mayagiiez. Nosotros atraji-
mos bastante buena concurrencia
en- los primeros sabados Y domin-
COS y debimos permanecer allf.
Siempre me ha interesado Y me
interesara el baseball en- Puerto
Rico, y estoy muy orgulloso de ha-
Der trafdo al Norte los primeros
jugadores Puertorriquenos. Aquf
los han tratado excelentemente Y
no deben tener ninguna queia.
Nuestra temporada Sc cierra en-
setiembre siete pero iugaremos to-
dos los sabados Y domingos hasta
octubre cuatro.
Con los mejores deseos y recuer-
dos quedo,
Suyo afectfsimo,
E. g. LANDGRAFF.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
DE COSTA RIGA
I'm Vecino de Puerto Limon Dice
Como Reccbro Su SaIud


A menudo la convalecencia, des-
pues de una fiebre o ataque de
gripe, Sc retarda y el paciente queda
por meses sin fuerzas y energias lue-
go de haber deSaparecido los sfnto-
mas de Ia enfermedad aguda. En-
tales easos prevalece generalmente
una condicion anemica La Sangre,
que debe Hevar nueva yitalidad a
todas las parties del cuerpo, no eS
capaz de cumplir con su cometido.
Antes de que Sc pueda reStablecer
la salud Y las fuerzas, hay que toni
fear la sangre.
'tPor mas de cinco amos" dice ell
Sr. Gonzaio Hernandez S., active
empleado de Correos de Puerto Lii
mon, Costa Rica, "padecf de una
complication de Intermediates Que
me dejaron en- un estado tan deplo-
rable que apenaS podfa atender mi
trabalo. Me sentia siempre cansado,
sin dcSeos de trabaiar, con dolores
de estomago de cabeza, marcos e
inflammation de los riflones y del
higado.
Seguf varios tratamientos para
puriiicar la Sangre Y fcrtalecer los
neryios, pero sin resultado aprecia-
bic, hasta que un m6dico de eSta
ciudad me receto las Pldoras Rosa
das del-Dr Williams. Despues de
unas tres semanas de tomar dichas
plldoras comence q experimental una
sensation de bienestar, desconoeida
para mi desde hace mucho tempo.
All paso que la digestion mejoraba
me sentfa con mas Amino fuerzas.
Los nervios Sc calmaron notable
mente y despues de Seguir el ira
tamiento por unos cinco meseS mas
me encuentro hoy libre Gle ,as terri
bles dolencias que tanto me habfan
molestado."
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams Sc yenden en- todas las hoticas.
Exija siempre el paquete rosado con
La p grande.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

Por la significacion que para
nosotros tiene, publicamos a con-
tinuacion la Ultima carta Que Mr..
landgraff, manager de Ia novena
(" Allentown, dirigiera don Ber-
ma, Presidente de la Association de
Cronistas Deportivos de Puerto Ri
60. Los fanaticos deben leer cui-
dadosamente las manifestaciones
del Gran Duque, que va empieza a
yer en- nuestra isla, una fuente
donde Sc pueden conseguir elemen-
tos de grandes habilidades para
el deporte beisbolero,
He aqui la carta:
Agosto 26 de 1925.
Mr.. Don Berna,
San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
Ell BENEr1c1o DE pARpETTl

Parpetti, Ell simpatico jugador GU
bano que por sus bellas prendas per-
sonales y sus admirables cualidades
como pelotero, ha llegado a cap
tarse la admiration de los fanaticos
puertorriquefios, ha decidido mar
charse de nuestra isla, encontrando-
Sc en- la actuaidad en- condiciones
tales que lie es impossible permane-
Ger mas tempo actuando en- nues-
tros diamantes. Todos recordamos
la fecha memorable en- que por pri-
mera vez pis6 nuestras igas ell for
midable beisbolero cubano acompa-
iiado de otros soberbios peloteros,
que integraban la novena Havana
Giants. vinieron a nuestro pals
pensando, quizas, en- que nuestras
playas vendrian a ofrecerles I'M her
moso porvenir. Aqui lucharon IT,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

DIR: Nicholas Murray Butler,
presidente de la Universidad
de Columbia y una de las CO..
lumnas centrales del partido
republicanO, Sc halla de nuevO
entire sus cOmpatriOtas despues
de u nlargo viaje por ell ex-
tranjero. Mr.. Butler ha decla-.
radO que Europa ha progresa-
do mas en- 10 sdOs ultimos amos
que en- cien amos antes de la
guerra. Esta, -prOsigue- ha
venido servir de acicate a los
eurOpeOs tanto en- politica CO.
mo en- ecOnOmiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

X mire usted cuanto mas arre-
glado le sale tomar la mejor clase
de aceite de higado de bacalao-el
Bacalaol del DR.. Richards! No ten
dra usted necesidad de dar a sus
niilos emulsiones y vinos repugnan-
tes que son grandes en- tamafio v
precio pero diminutos en- sus result
tadoS. Las Tabletas Bacalaol. pre-
paradas y garantizadas por DR.. Ri
chardS Dyspepsia Tablet Association
representan la Ultima palabra de Ia
c1encia. En- cualquier drogueria buena
encontrara usted las Tab1etas Baca-
!aoL 81 hay estrefiimiento, NADIA me-
Jor que los Laxoconftes del DR.. Ri
chards. Van unos cuantos de muestra
EN- cada frasco de Bacalaol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
Muchos beneficios nuevos

Pepsodent hace aumentar tam
bien los elementos protectores de
la dentadura en- la saliva. En- los
1ltimos amos la ciencia dental ha
demostrado que todo este es esen-
cial. Conozca 10 que signihcan
para I'd. Envfe el cup6n y recibira
un tubito para 10 dfas. Observe
que lirnpios Sc sienten los dientes,
despues de usarlo. Ffjese en- la,
desaparicion de la pelfcula viscosa.
Yea como emblanquecen los diem
ties a medida que desaparece la
pelfcula. lie dara una sorpresa
agradable. Recorte hoy el cup6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

Consiga para su nifo el Baca1ao1
del DR.. Richards, el modo nuevo y
agradablek dc tomar el mas puro
aceite de h1gado de bacaiao. Cua1-
quier niilo toma estas tabletas con
el mayor gusto, sin remilgos nj
mala cara. Sc toman con tanta
facilidad Son tan agradables al
p3ladar iY que resultados mas
Tapidosl La mayor parte de los
nlfloS aumentan de tres a cinco libras
o aln mas en- ui1as cuantas semanas.
Las mejiEas Sc sonrosean, el apetito
! Sc vuelye agudo, y en- vez de un
nifio debil y enferrnizo, tendra usted
un muchachote sano y robusto en-
POGO tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
DEPORTTVAS

(POr Eddie ColIins.)

SENsACIoL CARTA DE MR..
I.ANDGRAFF. IvENDRAN Los
DUQUES A PUERTO RICO EN-
BuSCA DE NUEVOS sDAVIUS r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

he aqui Ia manerd que ahOra
ernplean nillones para obtener
dientes mas blancos. Esta manera
de obtener dientes mas limpios y
mas frrnes. I'd. observa los result
tados de mas belleza en- todas par
tes. Perrnita I'd. que esta prueba
le deInuestre 10 que significa para
I'd.
Destruya esa pelfcula
Los dientes son enpafiados por
Ia peIfcula-esa pelfcula viscosa que
I'd. siente. Los metodos antiques
de acepillarse dejaban intacta gran
parte de ella, que luego Sc adhere
y fila. Pronto sc mancha y forma
capas sucias que empafian la be-
lleza de los dientes.
La pelicula retiene tambien par
tfculas de alimento, que sc fern1en-
tan y fornan acidos. Retiene los
acidos en- contacto con la denta-
dura y produce la carries. En- ella
pululan microbes a millones. Es-
tos, con ell sarro, son la causa prin-
cipal de la piorrea.
Con los metodos antiques Sc
volvieron casi universities las en-
fermedades producidas por la pelf-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
NoTAs DE FoRTALEzA
F. G.. A.

Ell Secretario Executive ha expe
dido icencia para cazar y portal
armas de caza los sefiores o. s
E. Perkins, y Gabriel de la Haba
de San Juan.
El Gobernador ha expedido pa
saporte para las Indias Occidental.
les y Sur America, al Sr. Jose F
Hernandez, del Dorado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
i.Brillar1 Sus Dientes
Como tantos dientes que I'd. We hoy?

Muchas pruebas ninuciosas han
demostrado la eficacia de estos
metodos. Sc invento una nueva
pasta de dientes para aplicarlos a
diario. Su nombre es Pepsodent.
Este metodo ha trafdo hoy una
era dental nueva en- las familias de
todo ell mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
Proteja Ell Esmalte

Pepsodent desintegra Ia peli-
cula, y luego la elirnina por
medic de un polvo mucho mas
suave que Ell esrnalte. Nunca
use I'd. un destructor de Ia
pelfcula que contenga subs
tancias asperas raspantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

La ciencia moderna ha encon-
trado metodos para destruir la pelf-
cula. Uno de ellos desintegra la
pelfcula y el otro la elirnina, sin
necesidad de friccion periudiciaI.