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The Nome nugget., 1927-10-29

and other instruments are recorded in his office. In his Court are heard all preliminary hearings for the Cape Nome Precinct, and all above.
 The United States Customs Ser vice maintains an extensive office in Nome but in recent years it has only been open in summer A Dep uty Collector of Customs is station- ed here from the opening. until the close of navigation.
 The Alaska Road Commission has an office here with District Super intendent of Roads. and a Special Disbursing Officer. Too much praise cannot be given to the Alaska Road Commission for the excellent work it is doing in building roads.
 The United States Signal Corps maintains an excellent radio sta ton here. through which passes all communications to and from Nome The men stationed at the radio station are all Regular Army men.
 The United States Coast Guard also has station here. at which station are detailed about eight men the year around. These men
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-29
Fishing

I he Boring Sea abounds in hali- but, cod, shrimp, crabs. and many varieties of salmon, herring. and trout, Someday. it is destined to become a great factor in furnishing foodstuffs to the world.
 Adjacent to Nome are many riv- CTS. which are said to comprise |; tisherman's paradise. Pilgrim river easily reached by the Nome-Shelton tramroad, furnishes sport to the an gler the Ike of which can hardl. be duplicated anywhere Nome river, solomon river. Snake rive. and others 100 numerous to men tion, are well stocked with trout salmon. erayling and many other species of the best game fish
 Hunting
 The hunter finds abundance of sport in the Nome region On the tundra lakes almost every species of ducks and geese propagale Ptarmigan breed on the broad tun- dra flats by millions. as well as plover. curlew. snipe, and the like: while back in the hills crane are to be had without number There are squirrels. arctic hare, and also bear.
 Schools
 Nome has a school system second to none in the Territory. In the Nome Public School all the grades are taught which are taught else where. The Nome High School is also an excellent school. offering all the courses: taught in the higl, schools anywhere.
 The United States Bureau of Education maintains an excellent school here also at many other points in he Division. for the F,s- kimos. The best of teachers ara provided. offering the Natives 2 good. free education.
 Churches
 Nome supports three Churches for Divine worship-the Nome Federated Church; the Roman
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-29

Tiumway to Candle
 proposed extension of the Nome-Shelton tramway 10 Candle by the Government. would upen up a veritable treasurehouse ot riches the kougarok section-which is so vast in extent that it has hardly been scratched. It is hoped and
 believed that this extension will shortly be made, connecting Nome directly with Candle. as well as to make Nome the port and base of supplies for the kougarok, Inma- chuk., Kugruk. and keewalik river camps. Navigation is open from six weeks to two months longer in Nome than in any other camp in the district. and if thjs eXten- sion of the tramway is effected, adding this means of ,ransporta
 tion,. it would add from six weeks to two months to the operating possibilities of these northern camps. and giving them rapid and comparatively inexpensive means of landing their outfits on their properties early ill the Spring, and give them passenger and
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-29

in soap making. and the other cffal for fertilizer and dog feed.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-29

Coal
 Considerable deposits of excellent coal are to be found on Seward Peninsula. In U. s. Geological Sur vey Bulletin No. TEA, page 33. is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
KILLS WILD HOG

CYCLONE, Mo. Jan. 6.-The first
wild hog seen in the Ozark Mountain
region in nearly seventy-flve years
was killed recently by William
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
PLANS
/. STRONG FIGHT ON
SELLING OF SHIPS
Records One Constructive
Piece of Work for Pres
ent Congress.
Times Washington Bureau.
1922 Mem York Arenne

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z. - The
one constructive piece OF work I'M
dertaken so far at this session of
Congress is Senator Hiram John
sons investigation of the proposed
sale of the American Merchant
Marine.
Johnson intends that II shall be
even more constructive before 1t is
ended
I'VE have already accomplished
two things" says Johnson. I'VE
stopped the sale Of the vessels just
as it was to be consummated. And
we have aroused an intense interest
in the creation OF a merchant ma
rine. 1t Is hoped that the committee
will do something more than or
binary committees. 1 don't intend
that il shall simply fade out at the
end OF its hearings. II will attempt
to put its views in writing and pre-
sent a definite policy Of some kind
for the creation and permanent
maintenance of Il merchant marine. ."
Testimony brought out by John
son Mt hearings indicated the nature
of the fight against continued Gov
eminent operation of the ships
which Melted the United States ST.
100000 profit during the past six
months.
These three causes were assigned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07

To DIR. w. b. Caldwell, of Month
cello, H., a pra~ticing physician for
AZ years, it seemed cruel that so
many constipated infants and chill
dren had to be kept constantly
stirred up" and half sick by taking
cathartic pills. tablets, salts, calomel
and nasty oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all children's
little ills, he did not believe that a
sickenins purge" or 'physic" was
necessary.
In DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps to
establish natural bowel regularity"
even if the child is chemically con-
stipated. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin not only causes a gentle, easy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
: as 81 ilitati4g against a msrshaat

: as militating against a merehapt
marine:
First. apathy and lack of knowl-
edge of the situation.
Second, the fact that the only
Americans who have any knowl-
edge of operating ships on the north
Atlantic are men who work for the
big companies that own large
amounts Of foreign tonnage.
Third. and most important, John
son believes. is the propaganda that
flows out from big competing lines
on the north Atlantic.
These companies have organiza-
the country. In many cases they
are allied with big trunk line rail
roads and the spirit of those organ
iaztions is to decry the possibilities
of building and operating American
ships. They have huge advertising
accounts and they extend their in
fluences still farther drought inter-
locking directorates.
This situation precludes us from
doing that which is essential for the
national defense and which is es-
sential for our economic wellbeing,"
says Johnson.
The shipping board proposed to
sell five ships of the United States
lines for 100000 each, which is
about half their present market val
ue IT used on any route, and much
less when their established trade
is taken into account. 1t proposed
also to lease the Leviathan and four
companion ships for ten years at a
rental of $1,000 a ship a month.
That would reduce the income OF
the United States from it's vessels
from approximately 100000 a
year TO 100000.
Johnson halted the sale the night
before it was to be made by rush
ing a resolution through the Senate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
FARMERS JOIN BUREAUS
Large Increase i'm Decade-Two Mil
lion Enroll.
BIZ NEA Serriec

Ru NEA Serrice
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Approxl-
mately 1000, 900 farmers throughout
the country have joined farmers
business organizations in the last
ten years. according to figures re-
ceived at the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
In 1915 the rolls of farm business
organizations contained the names Of
about 10000 members. In Deem
Der. 1925, this number had grown to
100000
From a percentage standpoint the
largest gains in membership were
made by the Southern States from
Virginia to Texas. The largest in
crease from a, numerical standpoint
occurred in the western north CEN
trail States. and the smallest in the
mountain States.
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neck. The Europeans are retreat
ing, and where they held 60-40 ad-
vantage five years ago, numerically
they now may be said to be on but
a $3.50 basis, with each year adding
greater handicap to confront them.
Americas hopes for exclusively
American-sung opera may never
fully be realized, but American tai
ent certainly is coming into it's own.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
EARS GROW LONG

LONDON, Jan. eff the modern
style of heavy earrings obtains much
longer the women of Europe will
have huge ears, according to medi-
cal men. There has been a great
increase lately in ear-pierclng, a
fashion that went out of style sew
eral years ago when screw earrings
were introduced. The ear piercers
are doing a big business.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
Mother! lis
Cruel to "Physiic"
Your Child

bowel movement but, best of all, Il
never gripes, sickens or upsets the
most delicate system, Besides. it is
absolutely harmless, and so pleasant
that even a cross, feverish, bilious,
sick child gladly takes it.
Buy large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine or write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois,
for a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE and
lust see for yourself,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-07
AMERICAN MAIDS
HOLD OWN WITH
FOREIGN SINGERS
Present Opera Season Brings
Unusually Large Number
Forward.
BIZ NEA SerDicc

BIZ NEA Service
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-American
maids with American-made voices
are giving imported tra-las the run
around in a merry race for suprem-
acy. There is proof in the debut
this season of Yankee-bred song
birds with the Chicago Civic Opera
Company here.
With ample funds to pick with and
all the world to pick from, it Is a
signal honor that the opera guard
ians should go about the cities and
villages of America first Of all in
their quest for stars.
Heretofore, Europe has been the
hunting grounds of most opera es-
adjustments. Employment of for
eign-born and schooled artists to
charm the tiara-wearers in the front
boxes has been the regular thing.
But little Florence Misgen, one of
this seasons Chicago Opera re-
cruits came fresh to the operate
stage from the seclusion Of her con-
vent school. The father who gave
her his fond blessings Is a country
SUI ChCCPNl at iCoCOtNB w Aos
Letter Won Hearing, Fame
Florence is tall, beautiful and
red-head. In her idyllic surround
ings she was a stranger to paint,
powder and lipstick until coming to
the big city for the first time. No
hairdresser ever had touched her
locks, and she got the big trial SIM
ply by writing a girlish letter asking
for a hearing.
They write her name now In In
candescent glare, as one of the sea-
sons lyric sopranos. N
With Florence came Anna Hamlin,
daughter of the late tenor, George
Hamlin. Anna Is a Chicago girl.
Lorna Doone Jackson, find No. 8,
was born in Marissa, ILL.,, a small
hamlet near st. Louis. Opera has
been her goal ever since she was a
little girl and became inspired by
Madame Calve, a famous singer, who
later took Lorna to France as her
guest and pupil
Louise Loring, the fourth Amer
lean girl, comes from Providence,
r. /. She studied music in New
York and made her first operate
debut at Fiume in Bellini's Norma"
In 1912.
Jewish Cantor Fifth
These four and Albert Rappaport,
former cantor in a Chicago Jewish
synagogue. give America five new
representatives in the Chicago opera
ensemble, as compared with only
seven recruits from the whole Of
Europe.
Practically all the more impor-
tant roles Of the local company,
which requires a fortune yearly for
/ its maintenance, are being filled by
Americans. There are Mary Garden,
E Charles Hackett, Charles Marshall
and others who are giving the i'm
g ported singers the keenest kind of
y competition.
Just now the race is neck and
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08

mem bMtak s hamar beadtak de.
reklukat, AIT hiven, hogy nagy
Magyarorszag mar csak a mese-
szerii mnltte.
Es az egesz vilagon mem volt
boldogabb teremtes, mint Kovacs
Almosne.
A villa bucsujar6 hellye valto-
zott, ezrek es ezrek zarandokol-
tax oda napr6l.napra. Mindenki
AIT az asszonyt akarta latni, aki
hiiseges elettarsa volt annak, aki
egyik naprol masikra vilag
ura lett. n
A magyar csapatok pedig meg
indultak, hogy az eddig megszallt
teriileteken ,ljra atvegyek a rend.
fenntartast.
A hirek pedig jottek, hogy ESQ
das fogadtatas varja a felszaba-
dit0kat.
(Folytatjuk).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
EGY EPELlGEJtt A IIP6ThGE.
Z0T 0RtjLT8K HAzABANi

Kohn meglatott valakit a Ii
p6tmez6n. Amint megy, mendega
az orvossaL aki 6t kalauzolta,
egymasutan mennek Ell mellettiik
kiil0nffle Srihtek. Kohn esak
nezi 6ket szotlanul.
Egyszer csak elrohan mellettiik
+egy ember: egy echt 8ritlt: hab.
10 szaj, 0sszeborzolt haj es min
dig csak AIT kiabalja:
Megol6m az any6somat!
Kohn megfogja az orvos kar-
jat:
Doktorleben, hogy keriil ez
a bolondok k0ze?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
osENDEIET.

A belga mesterek kiallitasar
a kover hankigazgato megall1
egy KEEP el3tt. A KEEP ugynevezetl
csendeletet abrazolt:
Eziist talcan r6zsaszinre sill,
szarnyas volt lathat6. rata, mel
lette kristalyiivegben aranyl6 boz
s iivtegtablan 6szibarack es ba.
nan.
A fla hosszan, gyonyorkodve
nezte remek szinhatasn fest.
menyt es fels6hajtott:
- Szeretnek en- is fest6 lenni!
A .bankigazgato elhnzta a fiat
a kept0l es. szigoruan rasz6lt:
- Neked is mindeg evesen jar
az eszed!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
BLK c1KK.
vizsgalja meg gyermekenek szemet,
ftilet, orrat Is szajat.

lMinthogy rendkiviil fontoss hogy
babi iienek a SCENE, file, ORA es szaja
minden id6ben tiszta legyen, szigoru-
an fontos, hogy kil0nos gondot for
ditson azok tisztasagara, f6leg meleg
id6k bealhaval. lit van az a pont, me-
lycknel legt0bb betegseg kezd6dik.
A nyari h6napok rendszerint igen kri-
tikusak szoktak lenni a gyermekeknel
es Onnek minden el6vigydzatot igeny-
be kell venni, hogy bait elkeriiHe.
A regi mondas, hogy: "hogy egy oun-
ee el6vigyazat, feler egy font kezeles-
SELL" leginkabb bevalik a gyermekek.
mel. Mem lehet elegge el6vigyazatos es
Onnek tekintetbe kell venni, hogy a
gyermek kis teste meg sincs annxira
kifejl6dve, hogy vedekez7en a jar
vany ellen, mint feln6tte.
A szemek legcsekelyebb gyulladasa
vagy a flick rendellenessege es ha on
ugy is erzi, hogy csekelyseg, vagy mem
nagyon fontos, megis azonnal kell,
hogy az orvosaval k0z0ltessek. Azon-
nall beavatkozas lily esetekben mega.
kadalyozhatja a siiketseget, vagy wax.
segot es termeszetesen kis gyermek
jogosult az lily el5vigyazatra. A be-.
blk fiilei szarazon IS tisztan tartan.
d6k. A filek k0nnyen inficial6dnak es
a fiilbajok fajdalmai igen veszedelme-
SEX. Ha gyermekenek a fiilei inf.
cialva vannak, azonnal kpjen erint-
kezesbe az orvosaval.
Fatal gyermekek neha betegek at
t6l, hogy az orlyukaikban kis idegen
test furja be magat. N6ha ett6l men,
tesiteni lehet, ha gyermeket er6sebb
orrfuvasra kenyszeriti. Ha ez mod
seer mem hasznal, helyesebb ha az or
vost hivatjak.
A szemek, flick, orr 6s szaj tisztan
tartand6k, ha gyermek alland6an
egeszseges is. Az is fontos, hogy min.
den edeny, melyben a gyermek etele
keszil, szinten tiszta legyen. Minden
el5vigyd1at gyermek 6telknek el-
keszitesen&l hiabaval6, ha az .iiveg,
vagy cuch haszndlatban piszkos.
Minden taplaloiiveg abandon kifor-
raztassek. A tejanyag gondosan meg.
viEsgAland6 e. csakis tissta, egeszse-
ges IS friss tel adand6 b6binek. A
tejkerdts igsn tontos, f6les nykri h6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
AMIKOR KOHN ,AGEGvESZTE-
GETTEr Az ,URISTENT

Kohn egy kocsi gyertyat szal
litott egyik varosbof masikba
Utkozben nagy vihar kerekedett
villamlott, dorgottA mire Kohn
ICY fohaszkodott fell;
Uram Istenem, segits raj.
tam. Ha most az egyszer megme.
nekiil0k, egy kil6 finom gyertyat
ajandekozok a templomnak..
Alig mondta ezt XII, elallt. a szfl
vihar es kibujt a nap, Kohn ere
felnezett az eyre es ICY sz6lt:
= Ha teged meg, lehet veszte.
getni, akkor egy szal gyertyat
sem adok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
HOL VAN A LEGNAGYOBB
KIDD?

Egy angol es egy magyar arr6l
vitatkoznak, hogy melyik a vilag
legk0d0sebb varosa?
- Londonban - mondja az an
gol - sokszor oily KIDD van, hogy
mem latni ket lepfsre.
: Az semmi, = feleli a magyar
- voltam en- mar olyan varosban
is, ahol meg nagyobb kod van,
mint Londonban.
= Melyik az varos;
- Mem tlldom, inert olyan k6d
volt, hogy mem is tudtam, hol
vagyok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
20 sZIMATJA VAN.

RfgisegkereskedS (egy regi for
gacsszilankot mltat- a probatevt
inasjeloltnek)t: Mondja meg egy
kctt6re, mi ez9
Inasjelolt (habozas ne1kiil): E2
Napoleon fogpiszkal6ja, nit
Scent iona szigeten .hasznalt!
Regisdgkeresked6: Nagyon he
lyes, azonnal elfoglalhatja az al.
last.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
Az UJDONSULT MENYECSKE
MEM A TELIHOLDkT Err
TETTE.

Egy kedves hajdunanasi ifjn
n6iil yett egy igcn szep szechal-
mi leanyt abban a boldog tudat-
ban, hogy a leanynak nyolcvan
hold foldje van.
Eskiiv6 utan kisiilt, hogy a
foldnek csak egy tizedresze van
meg es egyelore az is csak leen-
do orokseg formajaban.
- Edes szivem mondja a
friss ferj - te nekem nyolcvan
holdrol regeltel.
= Tgen, dragam vfdekezett
a menyecske, - de en- mem tell.
holdat gondoltam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
A KoLDUs Es M11.LI6Mos,

Eey t0bbszoros milliomos tiz
fillert ad egy tolakod6 koldus-
max es ICY szol:
Most mar azutan haeyjon
bfkfben.
De kerem, feleli top.
rongyos - ne tesstk ICY beszelni.
Az egfsz. kiil0nbseg mi koz0ttiink
az, hogy on mar a hetedik millid-
ianal tart, en- meg csak az els3n
dolgozom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
MILYEN vALLAsUAK A MOZI
KARMESTEREK.

- Hallottad, meg akarjak ALA.
pitani, hogy a mozikarmesterek
milyen vallasuak.
Ma ez igen nagyszerii, lesz
Mert hiszen milyen vallasu lehet
egy olyan ember, aki mindig a
kezevel beszel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
Sc SEGITSEGkuSEGITSEG!

A IH. emeletrGl lekiabal Kohn :
- Hazmester, hazmester, jGjj0n
hamar,. " any6som XII akar ugra-
nj az ablakon.
- Hat oszt mire kellek oft en-?
- Jojjon gyorsan, inert nem
tudjuk kinyitani az ablakot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
- o70 Fantasztikus historic -
= - sss IRTA: REVESZ KALMAN
(Folytatas.)

vilagMerte ismert csehek ismet hi
vek maradtak onmagukhoz.
Vagy kifelejtette AIT ell, hogy
haboru alatt, cseh ezredek
volta'k azok, akik gyavan, aljasan
megadtak magukat?
Mindenki emldkezett azolsra a
borzalmakra, amin az oroszorsza-
gi magyar hadifoglyok keresztiil-
mentek, amikor cseh legionariu-
s0kra lett bizva 6rizetiik.
A cseh.szlovak katonai repiil6-
gep raj, az nltimatumban kitiiz0tt
24 oral hatarid6t be sem varva
azonnal indult.
AIT gondoltak. hogy varatlanul
meglephetik hatarmenti ma
gyar falukat es f6varost pill
lanatok alatt 0sszebnmhazhatjak
Budapestet. AIT remeltfk, hogy
a magyarok biznak benniik s amig
az ultimatum ideje le mem telik,
mem tesznek semmifele elokeszii.
leteket.
Szamitasaikban azonban alapo-
san tevedtek A magyarok vegre
okultak a mutt szomoru tapasz-
talatain, resen. voltak.
Ketezernegyszaz hadi reptile
gep, egyenkint ketszaz bombaval
felszerelve indult neki, hogy pill.
lanatok alatt t0nkre tegye Ma.
gyarorszagot.
Minden katonai gfpen Of EN-.
Der szamara volt hely, ket pil6ta,
egy megfigyel6, egy radi6kezef6
egy bombavet6. A 24OO gepen
10000 ember, mind kipr6balt aru.
10. a Macy haboru legionistainak
ut6djai. az alias bosszut6l fiitve
rohantak a leveg6 tengeren egy
orszag megsemisitesfre, szaz
ezrek eletenek kioltasara.
Szamitasalkban azonban cSalod
tax, megpedig keservesen.
A legjar6 hadosztaly egyik ez-
rede Kassa felett szallt ell. Sok
ezernyi ember bamulta a repiilo-
gepek sokasagat. Felo, szorong6
erzes fogta ell a nezoket Mind |
rabsagban sinyl6d6 magyarok vol
tax, meg konnyet is csak titkon
mertek ejteni
A cseh gepekkel mennyi remeny
seq szallt a magyar hatarfele.
Akik meg otthon maradtak i
az 0regebbje a lakossagnak, azok
rejtett zugokb6l el6kerestek a
megfakult szinii, roneyos szelii,
molyette magyar zaszl6kat. Simo.
gattak, egyengettek a reg lobog-
nj mem latott szineket.
Az egyik Greg csak AIT kivan-
ia, hogy megerie napot, amikor
a reg mem latott zaszl6t kitiizheti
haza homlokzatara azutan boil
dogan fog meghalni, inert elerte
eletenek legnagyobb vagyat.
0 meg emlekezett ARA a gy6-
nyorii iinnepre, amikor Macy pom
paval, disszel, 19O6lban hazahoz-
tax a kurhcz fejedelmet, hogy
orok pihenest leljen a kassai dom
ban.
Gondolatai visszaszalltak a
multba, a regi, draga Kassa ele-
venedett meg szemei elott. A fe-
jedelmi varos, tortenelmi erek-
lyekkel es multtal dus Felvidek
gy0ngye meg elenk emlekezeteben
cit.
Els hitte, hogy elliott napja a
csodaknak!
A tizenketezer repiilokatona
pedig rohant, parancsra, biztos
pusztulasba...
A magyar hatart6l tiz kil6me-
terre lehettek repiilo el63rs0k,
amikor mindegyik gepen hirtelen
clhallt a motor zugasa. Lassu
sikl6 repiilessel f0ldet kellett er-
niSk. A radon adtak volna lie a
figyelmeztet6 jeleket, da a radi6k
felmondtak szolgalatot.
A leszallas sem ment siman.
Sok gep bizony osszet0rt, benn-
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napokb ban. A meleg id6ben a tel tisz
ia hideg helyen tartand6, hogy ne So
vanyodiSk meg. Az anyak ezrei hasz
naljak condensalt tejet, inert az job
ban kezelhet5 es gyorsan es k0nnyen
elkeszithet6.
Ezer es ezer gyermekb6l lett pom
pasan megtermett flu es lany az anyak
condos neveles6vel parosRplt j6 tap
lalek folytan es a Borden's Eeagle
Milk el6terbe helyezesevel. Hogy a
magyar anyak tibassak, mikepen kell
a Borden's Eagle Milket hasznalni a
Borden's Company nyomatott magyar
nyelven egy teljes taplalasi utasitast,
melyben featiinteti, hogyan kell elke.
sziteni Borden Is Eagle Milket a XII.
lonboz6 koru gyermekek reszere. Ha
ON fkivan fegy paldanyt ebb6l az uta.
sitasb6l,: ugy csak alitsa XII at a szel
vfnyt, emelyet hirdeteseknel talal a
knldje be tarsasagnak, amely igen
szivesen kiild 0nnek abb6l minden k0lt
seq nelkiil egy gy6nyorii baby konyv.
vel egyitt.
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen mindsn h6.
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Egy n6 a masikhoz: Ha a szok-
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