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drowned. crops have been ruined
and the Southern Pacific Railway
suffered damage which may total
more than $780, 900.
Relief parties are being organ
lied at Nogales, Sonora, but 1t
will be days before food and sup
plies can reach the devastated sec
lions, it was stated.
Frost Hits Tropics
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 11.-Great
suffering prevails throughout Mex
leo as the result Of floods. followed
by an abnormal cold snap.
Floods in Durango and Mayarit
are reported to have wiped out
many towns and villages. Il il
reported that huge walls OF water
swept down over Indian villages
catching the populace unaware.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11

For the Magazine CIuD
Here is rule that has proved so
universally popular that it de-
serves to be passed on. Instead OF
each member delivering the maya.
zine to the next member on her
list, place the burden of obtain
ing the magazine upon the latter.
Each member must go and get her
magazine. This plan reduces, the
number Of complaints from lack
Of promptness.
To Keep Your Recipes Clean
Do your cooking recipes from
your filing case come back from
the kitchen so defaced that they
can be used only a few times be-
fore having to be replaced? Pur-
chase a photographers printing
frame large enough to hold two
recipes, and send them to the cook
in that. You will have no more
trouble, and the maid will be de-
lighted with the arrangement. for
she can handle the frame freely
with floury hands knowing that a
damp cloth will remove all signs
of soil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
Bright Brass and
Copper

Brass and copper are treated, alike.
They should be cleaned with q very
fine metal polish, such as rotten
stone and linseed oil made into a
thick cream, or whiting from which
ali Ncoarse particles have been re-
moved and which is made into a
thick cream with water and q IT.
tie denatured alcohol. Any GOOD
proprietary cleaner, whether in the
form of paste, powder or liquid, can
be used as long as 1t is fioe enough
with no coarse grit to scratch the
metal. Most directions require that
the polish be permitted to dry and
the metal when polished with a
soft cloth. We believe the results
are always better if the metal IL
then washed, so that every bit OF
nolfsh is removed and dried thor
oughly. We have found that lac
ouering greatly reduces the fire.
quency Of cleaning. Before apply
ing the lacquer, clean and polish
the metal and then go over 1t with
denatured alcohol to remove every
trace of polish and moisture. APP
ply the lacquer with a brush. Two
coats of lacquer are preferable to
be sure that no exposed spots are
left on the metal. Allow about a
half hour between coats.
Lacquer can be applied in the
same way to door knockers, locks,
and other metals outside the house.
1t will not remain effective as long
as it does indoors, but it will elimi'
nate many cleanings.
When metal begins to show signs
Of needing another cleaning, all the
lacquer must be removed. and for
doing athis sdenatured alcohol and
hot water can be used. Soften the
lacquer with alcohol and then soak
it with hot water. after which it
will rub off easily.
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abandon its present plant it will
cost $1,O0O,O00 to acquire land and
construct buildings to replace it,
the Commissioners stated.
The District now occupies twenty
five acres at Cock Pit Point. The
bill provides for purchase of this
land and for forty additional acres.
The cost is estimated at 10000,
which will come entirely out of
District funds.
The present site was held under
a twenty-five years contract which
has recently expired. Five months
OF negotiations have failed to bulge
the owners in their demand for q
higher rental than the District is
willing to pay, the Commissioners
stated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
GARBAGE PLANT
SITE ASKED

Efforts OF private owners Of the
site Of the municipal garbage dis
posal plant at Cock Pit Point,
Prince Williams county, Va, to
raise the rental for the property,
il threatening to close the plant,
Congress was told today by the Dis
trict Commissioners, who sent to
the House District Committee a
bill providing for purchase Of IS
for another site.
Ii the District is compelled to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
A Very Appetizing Dish
Rolled Steak Loaf

2 pounds Of tender steak.
Il pound of butter.
l loaf Of stale bread into crumbs.
l onion sliced.
8 or 4 stalks Of celery.
l teaspoonful Of salt.
/ bunch of parsley.
Mix ingredients together and
noisten with melted butter or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
When the Cook
Goes to Church
How to Prepare and Serve 9 De-
licious Company Dinner When
You Are Without Help

HciOUS Company Dinner Nnen
You Are Without Help
Halves of Grapefruit
Creamed Cauliflower
.Broiled Steak
Iattuce Salad French Dressing
French Fried Potatoes
Snow Pudding Coffee
In this meal the following prep
arations are completed on. Saturday.
The snow pudding is made. turned
into a wet mold, and placed in the
refrigerator. Two cupfuls of Gus
&ard sauce are made and stored In
\ covered jar in the refrigerator.
The lettuce is washed, tied IN
cheesecloth bag, and placed in. the
refrigerator On Sunday morning,
before church, prepare two or three
grapefruit. depending upon the size
Of the family, placing a marascnlno
cherry in the center or eacn. AT
range on serving dishes and place
In the refrigerator. Break one
n,ediunn.sized head OF cauliflower
into flowerets and place floweret
side down. in a bowl of cold, sailed
water. Pare eight medium-sized po-
fatoes and cut lengthwise into strips
one-fourth inch thick and one-fourtn
inch wide. Drop into a bowl OF
cold water aud let stand. Arrange
the crisp lettuce on serving plates
and place in the refrigerator. IRE
mare two cupfuls of medium-thick
white sauce and place in the top OF
A double boiler over hot water:
IJpon returning from church
Mace the tea kettle full of water
on 10 heat, as well as the kettle OF
Fat for the French-fried potatoes.
Drain the potatoes and dry them
thoroughly on a towel. Start the
heat under the broiler oven and
pre-heat it ten minutes. Mean
while start frying the potatoes, six
teen minutes being the approximate
time for the actual cooking.
Bring the fat to 395 degrees F. and
fry each basketful Of potatoes
about four and one-hah minutes,
draining the potatoes on absorbent
paper and sprinkling them with
salt. During the period when tie
potatoes are cooking the table may
be set. At the end OF ten minutes
pre-heating of the broiler oven, ar
range the steak which should weigh
about three and one-half pounds
and should be at least one-inch
thick, on the broiler rack, and broil
1t about fifteen minutes, turning
the steak every two minutes. Drain
the cauliflower when tender and
cover it with a white sauce. Heat
well. Put the bread, butter, AMI
water on the table. Grind tie
coffee. place in the percolator with
cold water in the bottom, and place
over the heat just after the grape
fruit course has been served. Ar
range the vegetables and meat on
hot serving dishes and place them
where they will keep warm until
after the first course. Put the
grapefruit on the table and dinner
fs ready to be served. French
dressing for the salad course is pre-
pared at the table.
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Household
Electricity
A Few Practical Suggestions from
the Good Housekeeping Institute
Engineers That Lengthen the
Lives Of Your Appliances.

Lives OF Your Appliances
When you are through with an
electrical appliance, hang up the
cord if you can, not on a nail,
but over a block of wood large
enough to prevent a sharp bend in
the cord. II you cannot do tillG
conveniently, the cord should be
coiled in a relatively large loop and
stored in a place where it will not
have heavy or sharp objects placed
upon it. Many times the cords for
small devices, such as percolators.
coasters, etc, are put away in
drawers Of serving tables or kitchen
Ca binets. If other things are kept
in the same drawer the cords are
very apt to be damaged. Frequent
~ they are jammed and bruised by
being caught over the edge Of the
drawer when it is closed. Some
times the connecting cord attached
to the electric iron is wound around
the handle of the iron. This may
be convenient, but it is hard on the
cord. Your vacuum cleaner has
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
: What Women
Should Know

When preparing to hem table
linen save all the threads that are
pulled in Strengthening the edge.
Then. when the linen comes to the
mending stage use these threads
you have saved to darn it with.
The result is that the mended
place is scarcely noticeable because
Of the linen thread being used In
stead of cotton.
How to Wash Windows Rapidly
A professional bouse cleaner once
told us how to wash windows easily
and rapidly. Use a piece of chamois
skin about Is to Is inches square.
Use warm water, wiring out the
chamois lightly, and wash over the
window. Then wiring the chamois
out Of water until as dry as posi-
BILE, and rub over the window. This
will take off all moisture. and there
viii be no lint left. The windows
will shine, and once tried you will
never wash your windows by the
old way:
To Strengthen a ScaIlOp
When button-holing a scallop on
fine material. stitch around the en-
tire scalloping with the machine.
This strengthens and prevents any
tearing between scallops. 1t will
prove d quicker way than any you
have tried.
To Vary French Dressing
Have you tried using for salads
your reIishes and chow-chow that
you have put up this fall? Put
two or three Tablespoonful in your
French dressing and pour it over a
head Of crisp lettuce You will be
surprised how good it is. and if it
10 the last of jar and is quite
moist, just mix your oil with the
vinegar from the pickles.
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ME- X|CAN FLOOD
BROWNS 800
ny international News Service

NOGALES, Ariz. Jan. 11.-More
than 300 persons have been drowned
and property damage Of more than
$3.50, 900 has been done by floods
in Mayarit State, Mexico, according
10 word received here today by
southern Pacific Railway officials.
More than thirty-five inches of
rain fell in some sections.
Large herds Of livestock were
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This
Household
Page

is prepared By the COOKERY
Department Of. the imternG-
tionatly recognized Good
Housekeeping Magazine,
Which is a fully equipped
and most modern laboratory,
sUhere all sorts of household
deVices. are tried and ca.
Gnsimed, and aUhere recipes
are tested and standardized
bv a corps of domestic set
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lished 6y the Institute sOiN
GlsVGYs "sVorEt" If directions
are carefully followed. All
recipes printed oss this pG0s
SERVE sac people unless other.
wise specified.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11

Raisin Cookies
1 cup sugar.
y cup shortening.
Sk cups flour.
g. teaspoonfuls baking powder.
" cup sweet milk.
l egg beaten.
Filling
Mix Y cup sugar with l teaspoon
full flour, l cup boiling water, !
cup chopped raisins. and COOK
till thick. Roll the dough thin and
put 1 teaspoonful of the filling on
each cookie and then put a cookie
on that and bake. This makes
about 35 double cookies.
MRS. j. III. TIPPETT,
Chase City, Va, r 1, B 05.
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Apple Sauce Cake
2 cups apple sauce.
/ cup lard.
2. cups sugar.
2 cups raisins.
4 cups flour.
2 teaspoons cinnamon.
1 teaspoon cloves.
/ small nutmeg.
l teaspoon salt.
/ teaspoon soda.
Mix apple sauce and sugar, melt
your lard, add one cup flour before
the lard, which keeps it from lump
ing. Add spices. salt, soda, then
add rest Of flour except one cup,
which you mix with the raisins 20
keep them from sticking together.
Can be baked in either loaf or
layer. ELIZABETH TITUS,
BaIlston, Va.
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A gas for lighting and cooking
invented in England contains go
little carbons monoxides that 1t does
not injure persons who inhale it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-11
Delectable
Creole GumbO

Creole GumbO
/ plump chicken.
1 1b. small size okra.
2 green peppers.
/ small bunch celery.
2 large onions.
4 carrots.
2 tablespoons rice.
l can tomatoes.
Directions:
Select a chicken hen between six
months and one year old. Cut apart
and salt. Dip in sifted flour and
drop in boiling crisco SO as to brown
Immediately. It does not have to
be well done Chop together veg
etables. Have a deep saucepan
0arge size) ready. Put IN this the
chicken and vegetables, simmer one
and one half hours. Take out chicken
and let cook one and one-half hours
longer. Serve with pickles and
saltines.
MRS. KATHERINE EASTON,
SIS East Clifton. Terrace
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A Days Menu
Breakfast
Cereals with raisins
Baked SauSages
Buckwheat Cakes
Maple Sirup
Coffee
Luncheon
Baked beans, sweet pickles
Brown bread
Cocoanut Pie
Tea
Dinner
Curried Lamb
Baked potatoes
Baked potatoes
Dreamed cauliflower
Fig pudding, custard sauce
Coffee
1920 Ninth st. N. w.
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Crisco Wash and dry steak, cover
one side Of it with contents. roll
as you would jelly roll, and fasten
with meat sticks.
Bake in a moderate oven one
hour and a half, adding three cups
of water, salt, and small size
piece of butter. When done remove
to dish to be served on, make gravy
and pour on while hot.
MRS. CELESTINE SAMPSON,
ROsSlyn, Va, Box 25S.
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"A VERES EMBER"
A multi evi szinhazi sZezon legna-
gyobb szenzacioja.

Az elmult evben Magyarorsza
gon, "A rossz szinhazi kon.mnktu-
rak dacara, hatalmas sikert ara
tott Scenes Bella = "Veres EN-
ber'' cimii vigjateka. A darab me.
seje, erdekes izgalmas fordula.
tok, nj beallitasok, valamint a sze
repek kitiin6sege biztositotta al
ieazi sikert.
Ez a rendkiviil erdekes es iga
zan mulatsagosan sz6rakoztat0 ds
rab varosunkban is szinre kerul &
kozel j0voben. A Kossuth K0r mi
kedvelo eardaja februar 14.-en
vasarnap este hozza szinre, els0
rangu szereposztasban. Maya
testvereink figyelmet mar most
j6el6re felhivjuk ere az elGadas
rd.
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$3121.21 $1525.38
Bevetel $3121.21
Kiadas $1525.38
Maradt $1595.83
4 4 a
vagyon:
$1595.S3

Fed. Saw. & Loan Co. $5218.O9
City Trust & Saw. Co. $1564.57
Dollar Saw. & Trust Co. $1435. rs
Young. Saw. & Loan Co. s 1928
Central Saw. & Loan Co. S1012.09
Keszp. a penztarnoknal s 1850
0sszesen $9405. so
1925-ik evben tiszta
haszon -. $1595. .83
A nagy-osztalynak jelenleg 240
1tagja van, ebb0l IA ferfi es 96
no.
Gyermek-oszta penz:
Capitol Saw. & Loan Co. S 951.S
Home Saw. & Loan Co. $2329 .O8
0sszesen: $3280. As
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

menyeket ernek el vele rossz
taplaltsag megakadaly yozasara. Az
Eagle Brand, ha celszeriien hasz-
naljak, mindazokat tapanyago-
kat szolgaltatja, melyek a norma
lis fejl6deshez sziiksegesek, exert
legyen n0vesben levS gyermek
etrendjenek egyik r6sze.
Ezer es ezer gyermeknck van
kiilonleges feliigyeletre szilksegc
a negy es 16 ewes kora koz0tt.
Olyan taplalekra van sziiksege, d
mcly kiil0n6sen taplalo. Olyan tap
lalekot kell kopniok, amelyt6l er8
SEX fs eletkapesek lesznek es a be-
te gsegcknck ellen tudnak allni.
Melegen ajanljnk gyermckek
sziileinek a Bordcn's Eagle tejet.
Ez a legjobb tel es legjobb cnkor
tudomanyosan keverve eS elke-
szitve, ez lehetGve teSzi roSszul
taplalt gyermeknek, Ihogy suly-
ban gyorsan gyarapodjek, ami
sziikseges, hogy eros es egeszs6-
ses legyen.
Minden sziil6nek igazi takare-
kossag, ha AIT latjak, hogy a oyer
mekeik er6sek es jobban client
tudnak allni betegsegeknek,
inert olcsobb a gyermeket egesz-
segesen tartani meg, mint vissza-
szerezni az egeszseget. Ezeknel1 a
gyermekeknek AIT ajanljuk, hogy
ket ev0kanal Eagle tejet kappa.
! nak, feleresztve naromegyed Csc
sze j6ghideg vizben. EFT legjobb
ha delel6tt vagy delutani taplala-
sukkor adja. Az idGsebb gyerme.
kek ndha jobban szeretik ginger
ale-lel, gyiimolcslevel, vagy tajas.
sal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
A VERHOVAY Silk FI0K
sZAMOTAD0 GYtjLEST TART

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 32l-
TX, east Youngstown fiokjanak
vczet6seee tudatm tagsaggal
hogy vasarnap, januar 10-en del
utan ket oral lle4dettel, a 249 Ro-
binson Road alatti gyiilestermf-
ben nagyfontosSagu gyiilfs lesz. A
fiok tagiai lehet0leg tcljes szam-
ban jclcnjenek meg, mar csak
azert is, mivel ez alkalommal ad
szamot a vezet6seg elmult evi mil
k0dtsfrGl.
A vasarnapi gyiilfsen kcriil 10
yahagyas vegett az egylet mutt
fvi szamadaSa tagsag ele, termr
Szetes tchat, hogy minden egyes
tag tl4lckc. hogy a gyiilesen jelen
le@yen.
A januar havi gyiil6sen foglal-
ia el hrl,et az mj tisztikar ez al
kalommal vesZik at az iigyek veze
ttset, hissziik, hogy a tagsag teljes
szammal egyiitt lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
SCENT lSTvAN EGYLET
240 tagja van a SGT. Istvan Egy-
letnek-45 tag lepett be a legna-
gyobb helyi egyletbe a multi esq
tend6 folyaman. "A

A Szt. lsfyarl Egylet millt' va
sarnap tartotta2 ebben az .est en-
d6ben els'S reraes gyiiltsft. Ez al
kalommalsa "a tagsag' >ele kerIlt az
egylet multi fvi szamadasa, mely
az egyIlet syarapodasarol szamol
be, ugy a vagyon. mint taeletsza-
mot figyeIemheaveve.
A SIT. Tstvan Egyletnek az tvi
szamadasok lezarasa; alkalmaval
24O tngja volt, mutt esztend6
folyaman As nj tag lepett be az
egyletbe, belatva AIT, hogy min
den katholikus f6rfinek es n5nek
erkolcsi ,kotelessege melle az
egyleti zaszlo melle allani.
A multi esztend6ben 4 tag lett
t0rolve, belepett As nj tag. esze-
rint tclhat val6Sagos n6vekedds
a tagletszamban, Al tag.
Alant adjuk az egylet reszlc-
tes szamadasat, melyb6l kitiinik,
hogy tobb mint $1500.-nl move
kedett az egylet vagyona. A oyer
mek-osztaly vagyonanak a noveke
desc pedig ikozel az x500.-hoz.
Betegsegely cimen az egylet
$10O7.-t fizetett XII tagjainak, le-
t0r0lve ezaltal sok-sok k0nnyet es
banatot. A kifizetett legnagyobb
beteesegelN SO volt.
Alant adjuk Az egylet r6szletes
II
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Polgarosit6 tanfolyam nyilik
meg heten azok szamara, akik
ejjelre doleoznalS ICY elfoglalt-
saguk kovetkezteben az esti isko-
lat mem latogathattak. Keddi es
csiit0rtoki naponkon delutan 1-t6l
Gig nyernek oktatast azok, akik
kozeljovoben polgarvizsgara ke-
rulnek.
A Rev. Irshay vezetese alatt al
10 n. H. eddigi tevekenysege is al
talanos tetszessel talalkozott he
lyi S kornyeki bevandorlottak k0-
reben. Ugy az esat Youngstown,
mint struthersi lowellvilleiek ed
dig varosunkba jartak be, hogy a
polgarvizsgara elokesziiljenek, a
N. H. megnyitasaval ez felesleges-
sc Walt. A rendes esti anool tanfo-
lyamOk kedden es csiit0rt0k0n es.
te veszik kezdetiiket.
A N. HI. iskolai ideiglenesen a
80 Ninth st. alatti helvisegben mi
k0dnek.
Magyar testvereink figyelme'
ismetelten felhivjuk az iskolakra
Testvereink ne feledjek ell, hogy
az angol nyelv tudasa nelkiil sem
mire sem mennek Amerikaba.
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158.-IK C1KK
Etkezesi szokasok

A gyermekeket, ha AIT akarjuk,
hogy normalisan fejlodjek, ele-
gend6 mennyisegi es megfelel0
taplalekkal kell ellatnunk. Sok be
bit, akik ziiletesiikt6l fogNa rosz-
szul vannak taplalva, eros es IL
mos gyermekekke lehet fejleszte-
| nj, ha mindennapi etrendjirkre
kello gondot forditunk.
Ha a csecsem0k szamara ke-
sziilt altalanos taplalasi tablaza-
tokat nezziik, AIT latjuk, hogy az
etrend, amint a gyerme|k fejl0dik,
lassan t0bb es t0bb lesz. ElGsz0r is
egy szigoruan tejb0l allo etren-
dunk van, amelyhez kesobb cere-
alok, gyiim0lcs es egy keves TO-
zelek jarul. EFT csak fokozatosan
nagyobbitjuk, hogy az emeszt6
SZerveknek ne arfS0n eS ugyan-
akkor a normalis fejl6desre is
kell gondolnunk.
Hasonl6 tervet kell k0vetniink
gyermekkorban is, az0nban az
els6 ct evben az etrendet olyan
taplalekokra kell szoritani, anne
lyek legjobban szolgaljak q oyer
mex fejlSdeset azonban megfelel-
mex a gyermek emeszt6 kepesse-
geinek.
"a tel, ugy mint csecsem0kor-
ban, legyen most is az etrend alap
ia. Feltetlenil fontos a celszerii
fejlodeshez. Eagle Brand tejet
hasznalnak a k0zelkeleten a Scent
fold arvainal Is nagyszerii ercd-
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1926 .-ik evben sza-
pordas -. $2013.19

Or0mmel adjuk kozre ezelSet a
fnjl6desr6l hpSza mol& bcSzedes sza
mokat egyben egy kfressel for
dulunk mindazon katholikus test
veteinkhcz, akik meg nem tagjai
SIT. lstvan Egyletnek: Min
den kathOlikus sziil0 tartSa ktte-
lessegenek, hogy tagja legyen en-
mex az egyletnek egyben oyer
mekft is irassa be az egylet oyer
mex -osztalyaba. Senki sem tud-
ia, nit hoz a holnap = ha meg
jon a bal, milyen j6leso erzes tud
nj AIT, hogy az ember mines eliza
gyatva, hanem OFT all segito kezzel
es erejevel a legels0 magyar XII
ralyr6l elnevezett egulet, mely
eddigi hosszu evekre terjed6 mil
k0dese alatt bebizonyitotta nem-
csak aldasos, hanem egyben silk
seges voltat is.
Katfholikus ferfiak, n6k es oyer
mekek, olvassatok ell fenti be-
szedes szamokat, lassatok be, hogy
Nektek is a zasZlo ala kell allni
s ebben az esztend0ben duplazza-
tdk meg a Scent Istvan Egylet
taodetszamat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

A gyermekek nagNon sokszor
megnnjak a f6tt. cereal etelekct.
Mihelyt harom evesek lesznek
evesre keszen lev6 cerealokat mint
a Corn Flakes adhat nekik. Ha
szarazon eszik, akkor a fogaiknals
tesznek jbt. Corn Flakes tejjel test
erosit6 es fel6pito anyagokat
nyujt. A gyermekek szeretik a
Kellog's cereal ropog6ssagat es "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
PoLGARoSIT0 TANFoLYAM
Az east youngstown Neighbor-
hood House delutani, polgarvizs.
CARA elSkeszit0 iskolaja.

Lapunkban mar t0bb alkalom-
NAL beszamoltunk az East Young
stownban miikddo Neighborhood
House tevdkenydeger6l. Az iga-
zan szep munkat vegzo nemree
megalakult intezmeny most ismet
egy ujitassal segiti elo bevan
doroltak itteni elhelyezkedesenel,
meokonnviteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
TIsZTUJIT0 GYttLES
Utolso alkalom az ingyenes be-
allasra.

Az east youngstown Magyar
Athlttikai Klub yezet6sege ezuton
hivia meg a Klub minden egyes
tagjat, ARA a nagyfontossagu gyii
lesre. mely szombaton, januar g.
en-. este 8 oral kezdettel leSz meg
tartva a Klnb 249 Robinson Road
nlatti hclyiSegeben.
A tagok kerctnek, hogy teljes
szamban le9yenek jelen, annyival
is inkabb, mivel szombat esti
gNiilesen valasztiall meg 4 klnb
nj tisztikarat. -
Mindazok, akik East Youngs-
town eme sport egyesiiletenek tag
java 6hajta b nj, keretnek
hogy szande6 szombati gyii-
les alkalmarH ltsek be. Ez az
utols6 alka m 1 ingyenes beal-
lasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

matjat es nagyon sokszor szive-
sebben veszik a tejet corn flakes
sci, mint barmily mas modon. Ha
,gyermek szekrekedesben szen-
we'd, adjon neki oatmealt, mely-
hez adjon egy evokanal Kellog> s