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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

Within just one week after the
constitution of his cabinet. Raymond
Poincare put through the first of his
financial measures for rehabilitating
France.
This. swift success stands out in
dramatic contrast to the failure of
BRAND and Herriott.
1t clearly marks a restoration of
public confidence and a return of
poise to tine French parliament.
The increase Of taxes already pro.
vided for will give France an add.
ton of $500, 900 francs this year
and 9.000.000 next year
Poincare's next move will be to
establish a sinking fund. which
means the setting aside of a certain
portion of tho revenue so that 1t
cannot be used for any other pur-
pose to pay off the public debt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

mighty good theater as suspense and
the love interest work hand in hand.
1 am not going to tell YOU the story
but 1 am sure that it will keep you
interested and guessing all the
time.
1t has been said that we who go
to the movies to tell the others about
EN- have our favorites. I have
only a few, but Alec Francis is one
Of 'em. 1 get hardboiled sometimes
when a foolish director casts Alec
all wrong or the movie writer does
a punk job Of creating a character
for him. But give Alec half a
chance and he would turn a char
acter out Of a tramp. And that is
just what he does this week in
Pals First"
In the beginning Of this picture
he appears as a genuine old tramp
with Floyd Hughes and George
Cooper. George, Of course. is the
clown, Francis is the lovable old
dear all the time and Hughes, we'll,
Hughes keeps you guessing.
Here are three human pals with
Francis. Hughes and Cooper doing
a lot of individual acting which is
the real article. I know that I am
not wrong in telling you that pals
First is mighty comfy entertain.
ment.
Now / will go to the music. There
are three separate groups on this
weeks program at the Circle. These
groups are as follows: A James Fitz.
patrick melody series, Songs of Ire
land; the Yale Collegians. and Vess
Ossman. banjo player. and Helen
Grey. a dancer.
The Yale Collegians have a routine
which doesn't impress one as being
too routine. This is helped this
week, because the Circle has booked
separately Ossman and Miss Grey.
These two appear during the Cole.
gians' act.
or course. I think that the wise
thing to do would be not to present
Ossman as a part of the Collegians,
as Ossnan is such an artist that he
could do his individual turn with
Miss Grey instead of appearing with
the orchestra. Both the orchestra
and Ossman have sufficient claim to
merit hat they do not have to be
punched. The fact is that we have
two mighty fine acts In one.
Ossman knows his banjo and he
knows the theaters His last number
is a transformation number which
gets over with a bang. Been done
in the big stage revues. yes. but Oss.
man has enough showmanship to
put over this stunt with such a bang
that It registers with a bang. You
probably will accuse me Of liking
this man. I do. I think he is a fine
artist, as fine as we have on the
banjo.
The collegians have an individual
organization. They know that it is
suicide to go wild over this jazz
stuff. Their entire Offering is a
pleasant mixture of many degrees
of musical tastes. Result-satisfac-
ton.
You know I have a weakness for
these Fitzpatrick melody movies
with the assistance of the Circle en-
semble. We have Irish music set
to an Irish picture. Charming. A
real treat.
At the Circle all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Movie Verdict

CIRCLE-"Pals First" is
pleasant entertainment, the sort
of a movie which makes one
thankful for the screen.
OHIO - Pauline Frederick
does somesreally great dramatic
work in Her Honor the Gov.
ernor." Story not so strong
and the directing not so reals.
tic as needed. but Miss Frede-
rick is always the great artist.
~COLONIAL-A new type Of
melodrama arrives. Might be
called the melodrama of wig.
giles. Such is yellow Fingers"
APOLLO-The Observer has
a lot Of nice things to say about
"Laddie."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
RELEASE SIX EMPLOYEES
County Drops Janitors and Con.
stable as Economy" Move.

I'm the interest Of economy"
Charles o. Sutton, Marion County
commissioners president. today an
nounced the discharge Of six county.
employees, including Frank e. Sipe,
county constable.
Sutton declared the discharge Of
Sipe and five Negro janitors was in
keeping with the commissioners
economy program" Monthly saw
ing Of $3.50 will result from the ac-
ton.
Sipe served as an information man
at the court house, investigated com
plants, and watched county roads
for overlooking of trucks during wet
weather.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
THE OBSERVER SEEMS TO
LIKE "LADDIE" AT APOLLO

There was one person who knew
that romance was to be found with
in the boundaries of our good old
State. That woman was Gene STRAIT
ton Porter, and her name will be re-
membered as long as Indiana en-
dures as the n who sought out the
natural beauty Of the State and
wove it into romances and stories
that have provided pleasure for
thousands who before had thought
Of Indiana as Just that State be.
tween Illinois and Ohio"
In "Laddie," picture at the Apollo
for the week. we have the authoress
in one Of her happiest moods. The
setting is on an Indiana farm close
to the big forest found so often in
Porter's books. We are taken into a
family that is to be found in any
part of the State, farmers who cen
ter their life in their home, their
church and their work.
"Laddie." the central character,
Is a young fellow who has followed
in the footsteps of his father and is
content to remain on the farm. Into
the calm life SO pictured m an
English family Of apparent wealth
who settle themselves in the COM
munity with an air Of mystery. In
this family Is a beautiful daughter
and "Laddie," as is to be expected,
falls in love with her.
There is a mystery attached to
the English family's silence and
seclusion, ana 1t turns out to be in
connection with their son. A rather
improbable twist is given the story
in this connection, but it is all
right.
John Bowers, Bess Flowers, and
Gene Porter q grandniece Of the
authoress are the featured members
Of the cast and their work ia Of a
high order. OF Miss Porter we would
like to say that she has every ap'
pearance Of turning out to be as fine
an actress as her aunt was a writer,
She gives the picture many Of It's
best qualities.
Included on the bill are a News
Reel, Comedy and a trumpet sole
by Jack Wright. The organ mum,
bers are by Lester Huff.
At the Apollo all week. CBy the
Observer.)
j. !. +
other theaters today offer: THE
Swan with Mckay Morris. sGeorgt
Gaul and Ann Davis at Keith's
The Lady Next Door at English's
the Pantheon Singers at the Palace
Jolly Juniors at the Lyric; Tom MI,
in TONY Runs Wild at the Isis
and "Ths Love Thief with Norman
Kerry at the Uptown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
RUSSIA TO BE SUBJECT
Rotary Club to Hear Lecture by
Minneapolis Traveller.

Modern Russia" is the subject of
an address Stanley L. Krebs. presi.
dent of the Institute of Mercantile
Art OF Minneapolis, world traveller
and lecturer, will deliver to the In
dianapolis Rotary Club at it's lunch
cor Tuesday.
Plans to attend the 1927 national
convention in Ostekd. Belgium are
being discussed by 4 numbsr OF local
Rotarians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

and emotional artist can do on the
screen,
And for that reason I urge you to
see some fine dramatic acting on the
part of Pauline Frederick in "Her
Honor the Governor"
Bill includes Charley Chase in
Mighty Like a Moose" Britt Wood
and his harmonica and other events.
At the Ohio all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
THE NEW WEAPON

The Filipinps are establishing a new mode of
lighting for independence.
Instead of arming themselves with bolos-their
terrifying national weapon-their principal equip
ment is composed of pens and typewriters. For
their major offensives they use cables and telegraph
lines.
They hope, they said, to win Independence by
convincing the American people that they are en-.
titled to 1t. They think that if they could get a fulI
statement of their case for independence before
America they would win.
Whether or not this plan OF attack will prove
successful remains to be seen. At any rate IL rem.
resents a modern Improvement upon the old way of
going after independence, winch in the past has
been to raise an army and start a fight.
Our radio wouldn't work so we'll. So we got
s25 on it.
Claim a Seattle man beat his daughter to death.
A trihe drastic.
Talk about money for a song. Once we got an
auto for ten notes.
Some men have winning ways. st. Louis girl
stole SITS to elope.
Rumor says a couple of movie stars may marry.
Serves them right.
Anoitfon is fine stuff. But be careful. Salmon
are goldfish that grew big enough to be eaten.
They are recovering the bodies of good swim.
mers who wouldn't believe the current was too swift
A glacier would make a fine pet for the warm
spell.
There are 2~4.ooo.Ooo autos in the world. Don't
read by a dim light. 1t ruins your eyes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

mean OIL COuTso,
in a \ dramatic
serse. Two and
two always makes
four. but is a
courtroom scene
in the movies and
on the stage al
ways a courtroom
scene? Only a
judge, and 1 be-
lieve a newspaper
man, knows what
the real courtroom
is. There is of
course a dramatic
license. but dra.
matte license In
such scene& often
runs far away
from re S m.
.I1dCa Iamaa A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Too Busy Policemen

The very problem of industrial &C
cidents and the strenuous efforts we
are making to solve 1t. offer no, small
part OF the explanation for our crime
wave.
Who killed Don r. Mellett, Billy
McSwiggin and Bert Donaldson? 2
Fifty years ago. we would have
had a better chance to find out. be-
cause more Of u sheriffs and peace
officers would have had more time
TO work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

end ano, then
comes back to
where IL starts.
This method keeps
you guessing most
of the time con
corning who is
Richard Castle
man and Danny
Rowland. AS Lloyd
Fl u & h e s play s
both roles. the
guessing is more
complete. The
fact is that the
theme of Pals
First" fits very
nicely into the
movie atmosphere.
1t is corking fur
Oh A. tf.. -A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

week under the
title of yellow
Fingers" 1t has
been decided by
somebody on the
stage and on the
screen that a
South Sea Island
dame can wear as
few clothes as
the ocean and get
by with 1t. I have
e e that happen
a times on
the stage. n be-
ing o n.o C t ed
some way with
the South Sea
Island we ex-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
BY Walter d. Hickman

II I remember correctly the late
John P. d. John had a lecture on
How Wide Is An Inch7"
Yesterday whom l saw Pauline
Frederick on the Ohio screen, 1
asked myself this question: Two and
two make four in arithmetic, but
does it do IL on the movie screen?
After seeing Miss Frederick In
Her Honor the Governor yester'
day I had the feeling. doesn't two
and two make hve sometimes? l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
HAVE THE HUNCH THAT
ALL is WELL AT THE CIRCLE

Rather think that you will agree
with me that all is we'll at the Circle
this week when you see Lloyd
Hughes, Alec Francis and George
Cooper in Pals First"
Here is a comfy little human
yarn that starts out where it should
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
KNOW YOUR STATE

INDIANA'S supply of artificial gas, at a
high fuel standard prescribed by the public
service commission, is plentiful and sold at
rates averaging lower than the national city
average. Always progressive, the manage
ments of Indiana plants are beginning to IN
@rconnect their systems and will carry gas
between cities in the near future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
TOWN TO INCORPORATE
Speedway City Votes to Form Local
Government.

Speedway city citizens have voteH
70 incorporate the town. A meet.
ing to celebrate the outcome of an
election, inv hich 1872 residents voted
to form a corporation. is planned.
Nominations for the first town
board will be made at the gathering.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Heroes, All

Bert Donaldson was the victim Of
organized crime, just as Mellett and
McSwiggin were victims. D.
Three good men; one in Atlanta,
one in Chicago and one in Canton.
devoting their lives to protect the
public. and shot down like dogs
for IL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
A wIGGLE HERE AND A
WIGGLE e r

The wiggle melodrama has arrived
and / wouldn't be a bit surprised
that we viii have a lot Of this sort
Of thing the coming season.
The second that / was announced
that Gilda Grey was going in the
movies. ] knew right then and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

while the elbow is bent.
This keeps the muscles well Under
control and Isl not nearly so firing
as a fully outstretched arm meeting
the full leverage resistance Of the
waterI
Copyright. 1926, NEA Service, 1nc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Two and Two Makes Fourin Arithmetic,
but Does 1t Do It on the Movie Screen:

there that the wiggle melodrama had
arrived.
The first example of this new"
form Of entertainment is on view at
tho Co1ooiaI fbts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
BY Lillian Cannon

BY Lillian Cannon
The single overarm stroke is very
much like the side stroke. except
that in the single overarm the arm
breaks above the water instead Of
below. with more roll toward the
side on which the arm reaches above
water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

The single overarm
Care should be taken to throw the
arm just high enough and not too
high, so that the arm will splash
when 1t goes into the water.
The elbow should be bent as 1t
m above the water and the hand
reached forward and into the water
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
How is mocha filing for cake

How is mocha filing for cake
made?
Cream we'll II cup Of butter. Add
Confectioner's sugar, using at least
one pound, and beating mixture UNI
til it is the consistency of whipped
cream. Dissolve three tablespoons
oco in a few teaspoons hot coffee
and add slowly to the butter and
sugar mixture. Flavor with one tea.
spoon vanilla and II necessary add
more coffee to thin out o more
sugar to make still enough to spread.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

What does p. p. C stand forf
1t is an abbreviation of the French
phrase, pour pondre congo" which
means to depart. take fhye. When
placed on a calling card 1t means
that the call was a parting call.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

What is the composition Of sim
sulation board" useA in fiat type
electric coasters? Can bakelite, hard
rubber or asbestos be used for this
purpose?
The insulation board used In this
type OF toaster Is composed of mica.
Bakelite, hard rubber or asbestos "a
not be used for the purpose. :
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Questions and
Answers

You can get an answer TO any ques-
ton Of TACT or Interrogation by writing
Bureau. 1922 New York Ave. Washing
ton. D.. c.. inclosing 2 cents in stamps
for reply. Medical. legal and marital
advice cannot be given. nor can EXTENDED
research be. undertaken. All. other
questions will receive a personal reply.
Unsigned requests cannot be answered.
AL letters are Standardization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

cannot escape being an issue in the next Congress
and the next presidential campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

They are recovering the bodies of good swim,
mers who wouldn't believe the current was too swift.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

There are ~24.ooO.0oo autos in the world. Don't
read by a dim light. 1t ruins your eyes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
How can one rid young chickens
of lice and mites?


How can one rid young chickens
of lice and mites?
Free use Of an effective lice pow.
der is always advisable. A dus@
bath, consisting Of road dust and
wood ashes, is essential in Kidding
fowls Of lice. Sodium fuorid, a
white powder obtainable at drug
stores, is also effective. Apply a
pinch of the powder at the base Of
the feathers on head, neck, breast,
back. below the vent, base of tail,
both thighs and on the underside of
each wing. An effective remedy for
lice on chicks is a small quantity of
melted lard rubbed under and on ton
Of the chicks head. A free use of
Kerosene or crude oil on the roosts
and in the cracks of the house will
help to exterminate mites.
What does it mean when a Con.
gresham is said to Iog-roIIing?
"~Log-rolling" is a phrase used to
describe the disposition on the part
OF one member to vote for a measure
not urgently needed for the public
good las for example, a new post
office in a small town., that will
strengthen another members chances
Of reelection in return for votes Nor
his W home popularity" bills. The
allusion is to the old custom Of log.
gers who aided each other to roll big
logs into the river.
Who coined the phrase, "pin
money?
In the fourteenth century, after
the invention of pins, makers were
not allowed to sell them except on
the LIST and I'd days of January. The
reason was that women. delighted
with the novelty and usefulness of
pins, spent an undue proportion of
the family income on them, since
they we're very expensive. It be-,
came the custom for the women to
put aside a bit of money now andA
then throughout the year so that
they might have sufficient with
which to buy pins on the 1st and I'd
of january. This came to be known
as pin money, and by natural de-
velopment the phrase has come to
mean small amounts of money made
or set aside for some special pur.
pose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

A glacier would make a fine pet for the warm
spell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

ambition is fine stuff. But be careful. Salmon
are goldfish that grew big enough to be eaten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

Our radio wouldn't work so well. So we got
s25 on it.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

csik csak ezutan keriilnek gyar-
tasra. Ford megvan arr6l gy6z6d
We, hogy nep 95 szazaleka az
ilyen olcs6 aut6kat akar 3 a j0-
v6ben ARA torekedik, hogy a nep
mex ezen vagy'at kielegitse. Ed
dig csak cgy esetben gyartott
a Ford gyar draga kocsikat, de
ez is az 8 akarata ellenere volt.
Ha a tomeg produkcio ter6n a
Ford gyar 10 ezer aut6t 'bocsat
XII egy nap alatt, de ez meg csak
a kezdete az igazi t0meg produk-
ci6nak mennel nagyobba tudjak
fokozni a prodIukciot, annal OIL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

A Christian Silence Monitor
maius havi szama Michigannak,
lie kiil0n0sen Detroitnak van szen
elye oriasi tartalommal tarja
el6nk Detroit vilagcsodas nagy-
sacat es vilagjelentoseget.
Ford neve, popularitasab6l XII
eoly6lag minden teren alkotott
velemenye amerikai jelent0segiive
sulvosodott. Amerikaban aligha
van az Egyesiilt Almok elnok6n
',ivul mas, akinek a ko2elet tere-
re adand6 t0bb velemenye van,
mint Fordrak. Minden mozgalom
r6l, gazdasagi krizisra leadott
v6lemenyGt szerte hordjak az
amerikai lapoll az atlag ember-
mex czen vtlemtnyek hitelesek,
inert Fordnak sikerjilt alapelveit
tGnyekkel igazolni.
A prohibicio -
mondja Ford = az Q szemeben
t6rveny volt meg a Volstead ak
tus el6tt. Nala nem tenfcrcghct-
mex rtszeefejii emberek. 0 nem
ismeri "'ha" jelent6seget, inert
minden ugy van, amint lenni kell.
IIa szalon vilagat ujra behoz-
nak, ez karos kihatassal lenne az
apari termeleSre. lSzerinte mines
kilatas ARA, hogy nedves eletet
visszahozzak Amerika kozelete-
be, inert lehetetlennek tartja.
s cha" megis2
Ebben Ford mem hisz, inert az
amerikai nfp, az ipari fellendiilts
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

.Ame1ikaIba i0vet ezeik az eu-
r6pai es azsiai munkasok, noha
Eevesebb testi munkat v6gemek,
kenyer evest folytat jak fp oily
mertekben, mint otthon eS ez ide-
II elo aztan AIT, hogy ugy elhi2-
naIk. Mem val6szina, hogy az en-
bert ARA teremtette az listen,
hogy olyan koncentralt tteleket
fogyasszon, mint a cnkor es a
liszt. Az elhizottsag megr0viditi
az eletet 6s val6szmii, hogy a Gu
kor es a Gszt nem tartoznak az
emberiseg jotetemenyei kozze. A
zsir a negyven even feluli ember-
mel mAssze valik es zsir feles-
leg az erfalak menten erelmesze
sedest idez elo. A k0ver ember
nehezen allja XII a tidogyulladast
es alland6an katarus es k0h0ge-
SEX kornyehezik. A legtobb k0-
yer ember belehal a tu16gyulla-
dasba. A biztosit0 tarsasagok
nem fogadjak ell a tlllsulyban le-
y6 emberek biztositasat. Ez AIT
mutatia. hogy a koverseget be-
tegs6gkent kezelik IS a tulsulyt
tgy tekintik, hogy redukalja az
cllenall6 kepesseget. A biztositok
adatai AIT mmtatjak, hogy a k0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23

yer ember elettartama r0videbb
es az atfag mintegy tiz eyre tehe-
to, amivcl a kl0ver ember kcve-
sdbbet el.
K6t m6dia van csall annall,
hogy q koversagtM szabadul-
junk. Helyes taplalkozas ts test
gyakorlat tdvolitia esak el a fe-
leSlcges 2sirt.
A kovetkc26 gyakorlatokat
kclt vfgezni meg miel6tt reggcl
fell1cl:
1-gyakorlat Fekiidj6k a ha-
tara kinyujtozva, kezei oldalt te-
nyerre lefele. Vegyen egy Macy
ldlekzete1, fes1itse Si a mellet.
hasat be, forditsa felfele tenye-
reit es a yallat szoritsa lie. OF
masodpercig tartsa vlssza a lelek
zetet, aztan laSsan viss7a.
2-gyakorlat: Fekidjtk lapo-
san q hatara. kezcit, lahait cmel-
ie maeasra. a tdrd4it mcrcvitsc
meg, latbujiait fcszirSe Xxi, tarj'
sect a kezeit es labait Is megint
vissza.
3--gyakollat: Ugymaz hely-
yet, mint a 2-ik gyakollatban. la
bak es karoll felcmelve IS fel-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
HENRY FORD EzUTANRA J6sOLJA BE Az
OLCs0 AUT0KAT
Ford vostead torveny szaraz volt es marad uana is

korszakaban kinott az olkohol-
max legalis uton valo fogyasz-
tasabol.
A Volstead torveny, feher-fe-
keten megallapitja a szarazsagot
s abb6l mem lehet engedni, sot
kivitelet kell szigoritani.
Meg olcsobb kocsik
gyartasa "a focelja a jovoben -
mondia Ford = inert az 3 rend-
szerc, hogy legszegenyebb nep-
mex is juttatni kell a nelkil0zhe-
tetlen kozlekedesi eszkozokbSl,
i6l bevalt.
Mindaz, amt Ford eddig tett,
csak a kezdete az oles6 aut6k
eyartasanak, az ieazan olcs6 ko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-23
A "HELYEs'' TAPLALKOzAS.

REGGEIRE Gyn0 peldnl grapefruit,
SILVA, barack, F6 cereal, akar egyszerucn, akar
tejsznnel Pritott buza vagy Graham keny6r
vajia Egy csesze kakao csokoiade--vagy
kave p6lek K6t pohdr viz reggei 6s ebed kozot
EBEDRE poha tel vagy femlac, & tel Bar
gyimolcs f6zelek, salata Rozskenyer, buza-
kenyer es vai Rizs, taTi6ea grisz pudding Ket
viz ebe 6s vacsorak
fozee Suit
zod f6zelek: kaposzta, bors6, hagy
ma sargarepa repa, kolifaer vagy egy kemenyi
f6zcl6k, rizs makar6ni, teszta, burgonya
franciscan mig dessernek, f6t SILVIA, gyu-
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