davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-16
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-16

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THE DAWN-RASSVIET

j Russian Daily Newspaper. Publishsd
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FSetoriate of Russian Trades UaioR Of
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The McCarthy weekly news., 1927-02-05
FLASHES FROM L-:FH
FILIPINO BOY .ABONDON|

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VIM. SAFER is called
Philosopher OF Greenwich VII
and he IS II r1tI = hIIoSoDhe
those who know him best e>
ally to the people in GreenW
llldSc Wllcl WI OulZcI IldS IL
nearly all ms HE.
Recently a reporter OF i
New \ pr6 WorId asked ) Alz3r
give him ten rules Of life from
philosophical viewpoint and J
Sulzer promptly gave the news
per man the following rules, '
!. Live an let live.
2. BE honest in all thin4
, Don't ,,.n,.,.v dow, b,,,.
Get no,r,;a6 and 81
married.
), Read much, think NO
talk little
6. Tell the truth regardlt
of consequences
7Cat rid Of fear of Drf
,d;co and or .,,ne,stit;
The McCarthy weekly news., 1927-02-05
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Tue easiest way to become
fluent is TO practic by talking to
a flat tire.
me S'''> >e'''ll : w ''' '''''''
VI 9'le' Hh' VEIL VIZ ''"i' .
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She-les!
Ho-Then yo"'v" certainly
Follow the booster and you'll
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-09

her. Wanted to tell you to fix
Cherry up with some mourning
clothes. Deepest mourning"
Mourning" Faith faltere d.
Mother wouldn't want Cherry or
me to wear black for her. She took
such joy in Cherry's beauty"
That's the point" Churchill
snapped. ''Cherry'll look more beau
tiful in black. Get her into plain, but
expensive black things just as quick
as possible. Smart things, but things
that look simple and inexpensive.
Interviewers are taking cracks at
her now for not wearing mourning.
And when she goes to trial, she's got
to play up to the jury. I'll coach
her in courtroom behavior later, but
you've got to get her clothes lined
up. And by the way-skirts not too
short, but short enough to show
those pretty legs of hers. She's got
to look like a sweet, modest, old
fashioned little girl that couldn't
commit a murder to save her life.
Get me?"
Yes" Faith nodded, swallowing
at the lump of misery and disgust
in her throat "Tll-I'n talk with
Cherry about clothes this afternoon. "
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: Cherry stops thinking of
herself alone.
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A Three DAYS
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Young Men Who Smoke

Dear Martha Lee: l am a young woman
not yet II. ! work in an office and |
meet many nice young men. but about all
OF them smoke. and my father says that
young men who smoke would take ad:
vantage Of girl.
My father is good in way but he will
not allow me TO go to shows. dances or
any places of amusement. | know the
incest kind of young man. % years old,
but because he smokes my father Just
dared me to be in his company.
You see, dear, 1 have left nothing
in this letter by which it could be
identified, SO don't worry that he
will recognize your question. Your
father seems to be a fanatic on the
smoking question and l don't think
he is justified in taking such a radi-
cal view as this, but 1 can't advise
you to rebel or deceive him.
About all you can honorably and
safely do, dear, is to wait until time
makes you your own boss. In the
meantime, put your spare time in
reading and doing the things that
will make you an interesting young
L.
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HONORED WITH PARTY

Mrs. Frank Orison Mcclellan of
Benton Harbor, Mich. who is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. II. Albright,
1912 Park Ave, was the guest of
honor Tuesday evening at bridge
party given by Mrs. Al Henry An
derson. $3.50 N Meridian st. Deco
rations and appointments were in
keeping with the valentine season.
Other guests: Mesdames Harry
c. Woodsmall, Barrett Monkey Wood
small and Joseph Schnabel, and
Misses Betty Fisher, Betty Sepp, Ra-
chel Stuart, Gladys Shade, Ruth
Mckenzie, Martha Merritt, Kathe-
rine Reider, Beneta Cox, Helen Neal,
Marjorie Mason, Helen Hildebrand
and Dorothy E. Reynolds.
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LECTURER HONOR GUEST

Brittany Chapter of the Interna-
tional Study and Travel Club enter
tanned today with a Valentine lunch
con bridge at the Columbia Club in
honor of Mrs. S. II. Artman, lectur-
Ell for the chapter. The table was
arranged with spring flowers and
lighted with red tapers.
Guests of the club were: Mrs. w.
3. Palmer of North East, Pa; Mrs.
Chauncey DePew Bevington and
Mrs. John Mueller. Mrs. Eugene
Streets was chairman of the ar
rangements, assisted by Mrs. w. L.
Landreth.
Mrs. Edna M. Christina, 1880 n.
Delaware ST, and Mrs. Corinne Well.
ing have gone on tour of the Paci.
&c coast and the Hawaiian Islands.
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STUNT NIGHT PLANNED
Members of Little Theatre Society
Will Give Entertainment.

The second stunt night Of the sea-
son will be observed next Monday by
the Little Theatre Society at the
Playhouse.
Mrs. Ruth McEnnis Todd will give
group of Negro sketches. There
will also be an original moving pic
ture stunt, a group Of popular songs,
as we'll as number of other fea-
lures. The committee in charge:
Norman Green, Miss Sarah Lauter,
Miss Charlotte Howe Mrs. Arthur
fbinken, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Parr,
Miss Margaret Williams, Robert
Brewer and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c..
Winslow. The committee will meet
at Miss Sarah Lauter's home on
Wednesday evening to complete ar
rangements for the program.
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"An open place full Of sunlight,
with no fleck OF cloud; only strength
and refreshment herewith mo-
Their" That's a famous authors
memory of his boyhood home. Too
often nowadays, home is simply a
by-station where the family stops for
repairs and food.
Largely that's because we've shut
hospitality out. The word has almost
lost it's place in the dictionary But
hospitality need not be expensive
just sincere, and the family should
not be made to adapt itself to the
home. Rather, the home should
adapt itself to the family.
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Can He Square Himself?

Dear Martha Lee: | have a very tough
problem | have been going with a lovely
too fresh, and she says she 0T viii not See See
me again for while. / will never make
that mistake. again. A friend told me that
her is that she wants to turn me down
| love her with all my heart. How can
square myself? F. D. B.
Don't let your friend make you I'M
happy. The chances are that the
girl felt that you needed a lesson,
but If you feel too bad about not
seeing her. write and tell her what
you have me-that you won't make
the mistake again and ask her to
give you trial. If she cares, she'll
probably forgive you at once.
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Which to ChooSe2

"B. f." writes that she has two
beaux. No. 1 she loves and he doesn't
know it, and number . she respects
and feels under obligations to for a
great favor he once did her. She
thinks she can marry either. / can't
see that the gratitude you owe the
last fellow puts you under obliga-
tions to marry him, B. r. If No. 1
finally learns that you love him and
returns your regard, should think
he would be the one to choose.
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HONORS VISITOR HERE

Mrs. Kurt Painter. 4525 N. Del
aware St. will entertain with a
luncheon bridge at the Woodstock
Club Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Helen Tibbetts Of Swamp
scott, Mass, the guest of Mrs Robert
Winslow. Sunday evening Mrs. Ed
ward e. Gates Jr,, will have a
buffet supper at her home, 2S42
Washington Blvd, for Miss Tibbetts.
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A HOME, OR ONLY A FURNITURE STORE?
Marriage Licenses

driSy1sr' Nellie Neal - SO Sale sle rSfss
painter; Emma Allyn, AZ, 1884 Tecumseh /,
hOusckCeper
Crescentia Prestel, 20. $40 Prospect. print
ing company cmploye,
Virgil Cameron %. Y. NJ. c. A.. inspec-
clerk. -
RAYMOND Raine. rs, 922 S. Senate. Ia
borer Matte Warner. 922 S. Senate, house
EppDPT.
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She's a Neat HouSekeeper

two children. IL and IL j also have three
5tep-children, ages 6, ~ and 10. The baby
is an adopted child of my husband. and
this mixed family is a job. and | get ter
ribly nervous mad unstrung trying to keen
things up. we'll. I am naturally q very
ones who want to play and the older
children who want to entertain. it's a
problem to keep my reason.
Well, Mrs. c. NJ, you'll just have
to relax. The house and all the fur
niture in it aren't worth your wreck.
ing yourself for. You're probably
taking the attitude of a caretaker
and that's hard on one. After
they're all grown up, you can get
new furniture but you, probably
can't get new set of nerves. Your
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HER FIRST BIG CHANCE

Natalie. Kingston, First National
leading lady, had her first Chance
in pictures in a two-reel comedy di-
rected by Del Lord. Then Lord be-
came so famous as a "megaphoner"
of slapstick that he was drawn into
the wider field of film production to
direct "Bayo.Nuts." which Frank
Griffin is producing for First Nation
al.
And Miss Kingston is one of the
principals in the pictures, which rep.
resents Lords first chance" in the
new field.
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Neat Housekeepers Are Warned Against Shutting Out
HospitaIty-Dont Just Maintain By-Staton
Where Family Eats and Sleeps.
BY Martha Lee

Is your home home is it only furniture store?
Is it place where each chair stand in exactly the
position day and day where spilled ashes muddy
tracks bring down food of unpleasant comment and
pla IS
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present job of being a mother and
leaving loving and happy memories
of this time, won't be with you.
Make the most of that now, let the
children entertain, relax and be
happy with them.
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SMALL QUANTITIES

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