davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

slovenskjch sk6l, Aiakovskfoh
grup, ukakky xiakovskych pisom-
nJch 4 vJtvarnych lumsleck kycD
prac. Jestli ktora Skpla ma nieco,
90 by bolo hodno umiestnit ma
vystave, q 60. je tuna ME sponli-
name, mech to najprv laskave pi-
somne oznaania zepodpisanemu
{pripadne spevacke, dramaticke
q ne skdpiny) Kde bysa len teraz
dali fotografovat', mech objed
naj1 obrazy vo velkosti asi S-12
pal'cov. Opatrite obraz vkusne
prislusnym napisom dolu ma mar
CINE.
Rome studentske organizacie
sdruzenia sa. touto cestou upozor-
nujd, aby sa zlcastnily tejto akcie
poslanim ukazkovych exemplarov
cohokol 'vek, 60 by poukazoyalo
na ich cinnost' ! ma poll kult1rnom.
Material musi byt' odoslaty maj
neskorsie do Is. aprila 1928. q
v snahe, ably nikto nebol yyne-
chany, obraciam sa verejnou ce-
stou ku vsetkym interesovanym.
Jedna sa tn hlavne Pennsylva-
MIA West Virginiu VacSie stu
dentske organizacie, ktorych Gin
most siaha j dalej, mech laskave
kooperujl S nizepodplsanym.
Milan Getting,
konsul CSR.,
1908 Fifth Ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
vaL5lKkN sKLAMAL MA
DAnov.

F.. q /. a
SysdGf TO o nervozite mad ar.
slych politickych kruhoy, Be Y
posledne dobe kazdy elm Cesko.
Slovenskej Republiky vyvolava u
mich znepokojenie. alebo dava
podnet k naidivokejsim domien-
kan. Poster Lloyd" zabyval sa
iledavno zalozenim Slovanskeho l.
siavu a tvrdil, ze nasa republika
ana Jannsoyu hlavu: jeano lice je
vraj obratene k zapadu, druhe k
vyehodu. .Predstierame vraj len
priatelst Francii, ze vsak ma
me neoficialne dobre styky so so
vietskym Ruskom ze SINE tymi
Panslavmi, ktorymi SINE byvali v
dobe Rakiisko-U Uhorskeho mocnar-
stva. Samozrejme propagacia tato
denuncuje len yn1torny strach
mad 'arskych mocenskych kruhoV,
ktori 81 syoju drahu propaganda
marianne poskodily svatogotthard-
skym pripadom (pasovanim zbra-
MI, novym incidentom ma rakus-
kych hraniciach, hlavne vsak ne
l'udskym odstdenim novinara ba-
roma Hatvanyiho. +,
Velikii nervozu vyvolalo V ma
d arskych kruhoch tiez uzavretie
modu videndi medzi Prahou Va
tikanom, co chapeme, ked pred
nedamom vlada Bethlenova ne
pochodila v Rime so svojim navr-
hom, menovat tuhprskeho 81 'aph-
tiea n;fstupcom, Csernochovym, a
Mtikan prot. :, prianiu mad ar
skych maSnatov prepozical hod-
most uhorskeho prinasa obcian-
skemu mnichovi, ktoreho ako Hor-
thy, tax Bethlen ignoruid. v
zavreni dohody medzi Ceskoslo-
venskOm a rimskou kilriou vidi
mad 'arska 81 'achta uznanie stat
nych hran1c dl'a smlnv trianon-
skIch. Stoji tn ylastne vel 'ka au-
torita viditel 'nej hlavy katolickej
cirkve proti malemu angliokemu
lordovi, ktory ako commits voya-
geur teraz cestuje po syete ar
tiklom mad 'arskeho povodu, totiz
reviziou trianonskej smluvy v
smysle mad 'arskeho Mem, mem So
ha. Darmo sa Seredy prekonava
vo vlasteneckych reeiach. Mad ar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

Cmehylova Maria a Pavlina z
Chtelnice pri Piest 'anoch.
Foltiny Julia (alebo Hlavacko-
va), posledne New Yorku.
Geyer Frantisek 2 Vyskoya ma
Morave. mar. 1874. v Amerike od
1907.
Grotkovsky Jan z Nranovskej
Dlhej, posledne 2S1 Willard St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Helcl Frant., Jansevic, okr.
Melnfk, posled. V New Yorku.
Hlinkovits Pavel Pezinku, V
Amerike asi cd r. 1908.
Jflkova Magda, synovia Jozef,
Peter, Frank, Tomas, Vaclav 2
Habart u Klatov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
MoDERNA UtNovsKA &KoLA
Y BRATISLAvE.

E Uz cd dvoch rokov je V Bratly
slave ivy zaujem Q projekt no
vel, modernej ncnovskej Moly.
Ma ttto skolu dalo uz mesto do
statocny pozemok ma Vazovej VI
lici zdarna Obchodna komora
odhlasovala ma stavbu skoly ob,
nos 25O,O 900 Kss. Mesto vlani laa
skolu odhlasovalo podporu pol
milipna koriin. Teraz doslo rozhod
nntie sminipt terstya skplstva,, ktaFi
tiez dalo zna1nll hi Fsubyenciu a pFct' NJ
iekt sehvalilo. yersina slt'as ns
zadanie stavby bnde coskoro w
pfsaHi, takEe mctmo r6tat se cit,
tento, ked w skola ami nebu6'
hotpv5, predsa len - stssbou / \,
zapodne. /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
IN lAEKA. I I

v mianlych dnoch odohrala 50
n Seredi mad Vahom tragicka u
dalost'. Dyojroina diet'a sered'-
;skeho kominara sinnaka zomrelo
po uziti vel 'keho mnozstva ldhu.
Stalo sa to asi iimysel ne. Diet q
totiz malo yzdy ma skrinke pri-
pravenh ciasu kavy a malo ciasu
vzdy tn istl. Ale jedneho dna .je-
no kruta matka naplnila ciasu lii-
HON. Diet'a mic zleho netusiac,
yypilo odrazu - ako to malo vo
zvyku - obsah ciase, Zkratka po-
tom "a hroznych bolesti zomrelo.
Nest 'astny prfpad NAL mat v Ia
patti 6etnlcke vysetrovanie. Avsak
ked cetnici prisli az ma druhy
den vysetr0vat', nebolo w po u
krutnej materi ami ehyru. Podl a
ldajov, usla SO svojim milencom,
ktory sedel uE diva roxy vo vaze-
nj. Okolnosti, 'ze usla hned pc ne
st asst a ze w jedno predosle jej
diet a bolo zomrelo podobnym spo
sobom, potyrdzuje len podozrenie,
re diet a zomrelo> nasilnou smr-
t'ou. Pc uprchlej materi cetnictvo
patra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

ska tlac prejavuje nemaskovaus
svoje vel'k6 prekvapenie roz'
horcenie mad dohodou medzi Pra,
hou q R5mom. "A Reggel" pi&e
ze predpisy modu viyendi ST ma,
d 'arskeho hi 'adiska vel mi bolest.
ne, a mad'arska vlada musi vra.
kazdopadne professional proti u
razlivym ustanovemiam a diploma,
tiokou cestou musi vsetko podnik,
nut v tom smere, aby modus vi.
vendi Dol zmeneny. Byvaly mini
ster Rakovszky pise, ze dzasom
cftal zpravu 0 modu vivendi. Nai-
ma vsak uraza, ze csl. vlada mo-
ze mat namietky proti biskupovi
Poslanec Friedrich prehlasuje, Ee
Mad 'arsko utrpelo nov1 diploma
tick1 porazku. V poslednej sch0-
dzi zahraniEneho vEboru posla-
neckej snemovni mad 'arskej, posi-
Mosser ostre iltocI proti Vatikas
nu, ktory vraj ustupuje Prahe.
Minister Wallxo prehlasil len stol-
I ko, ze V tejto veci mad 'arska vlar
da bola postavena pred fait ac-
compli (hotovy fakt). v soc. dem,
"Nepszave" pise dr. IL. Macy, ze
Vatikan podnikol 1tok proti ma,
d 'arskej integrite. Prazska .vlada
moze byt spokojna, ponevac cenu
mieru zaplatilo Mad 'arsko. Keby
mocenske zaujmy Vatikanu odpo.
rovaly politiokym zaujmom Ma:
d 'arska, kazdy Mad ar je povin-
ny postavit' sa proti Vatikanu.
"Magyarsag'' pise, re ,papez pc
desiatich rokoch vahania, tiez cir.
'kevne-politicky schyalil trianon.
sky status a roztrhanie historicke-
lo Uhorska Mad 'ari sa pravom
tazus .,ci bolo treba terajsou doho-
dou upevnit cesk koslovenskl sla-
'tanfnu, ilajma. dnesnej dobe. "a
ujmy katcliekej cirkve v strednej
Europe navlas, slvisia S panstvom
Mad 'arov.<. .Vatikarr sd tyynitoas po,
stupom t'azko kompromitoval bez
pricin, a bez vysledku. Mad 'ari
schovaj1 modus vivendi medzi O.
statne svoje smutne pamiatky a
bolestne budii spominat', re chy-
bovala i'm pomoc Vatikanu, prave
v dobe, ked' ju najviac potrebo-
vail.
Najuprimnejsie je vsak vari pri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
sMRTEL NY URAZ.

Dina 81. jan. utrpel smrtel ny
liraz robotnik Mauthnerovskych
textilnych zavodov v Rybarpoli,
43-rocny Jan Uran. Uraz stal sa
z jeho vlastnej nepozornqsti tax
re pocas cistcnia stroja Dol zachy.
teny hnacim remchom a takto no.
deny do stroia, kde Dol uplne roz.
drlngany. Bol dopraveny do ne
mocnice, kde ale behom pol hodi'
ny zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

Karpelse Fyank, kedysi samsst-
many y Brcoklyneksj nsnocnici.
Kasparides Krinvaltova (Grun'
waldova) % Stranzmalchu lSalz'
burg) mar. 1871.
Kokes Pavel, PRIV 541 3 18th
St., New York City.
Krajca Jan 70 Strelnej ma Nor
KrzyskoWski Miehal . Dolne!
sLipnice v Halici,
Kubisa Lorenc .. Mal6ho Koya.
loyca, pred vojnou v Binghamton
n. Y. ','t 4
Maly Ludvik, posledne Bo
marion, Tex. pochadza Hornycl
Pasek.
Polak Jan a sestra Anna) 'prisli
r. 1905 2 Viedne.
Pomajb6 Jan Nor. Lieskoye
no, Trenc.
Ponechal Jozef 20 Zadubnia
kedysi v Clevelande Rockaway
Prochazka Jan Brockeho pr
Kiitoch.
Rojko Kovaeik Stefan Povaa
skej Bystrice.
Rozkydal Jozef, Vresovic, pry
u firmy johnson, Endicott, NY
Stezar Stefan Krivej Olkej
Straka Vaclav posi-. 531 3. II
ST., n Y. C.
Signt Ignac, posi-. 129 Old Har.
Dor ST., Boston, Mass.
Spinka Frant. Kolfna, r. 1896
v New Yorku.
Spalek Peter Osvetiman.
Tajc Alojz, masiar, Amerike
Cd roku 1908.
Vojak Jozef, softer, pred vojnou
pekar, kcdysi byval v New Yorku
Wunder!ich Hermann CNemec)
Y ASe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
sLOVENsKEMU STUDENsTvU
A SKOLAM DO POZORNOSTI

V roku 1923 bude Brne Wy
stava sndobej kultiiry. Ma tejto
vystave vystaveny bude al ma
terial slovenskych skolach v
Amerike. Statisticky obraz skolst-
va je vypracovany, ale treba ho
doplnit' fotografiami skolskych
budov, jednotlivych tried a zia-
kovskych skupin.
Nizepodpisany touto cestou Wy
zyya vsetkych interesoyanych,
ably ma ieho adressu poslali obrazy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

Wac. Pred valkou ceska zem bola
javiskom narodnostnych bojov,
dnes je platformou dorozumenia a
kooperacie. Ceskoslovensko usilu-
je . knltnrnu spolupracu TIED 50
s1sednymi narodami. Minister Ho-
.dza ocakava ze prazske 1stayy a.
.ko 0rientalny Slovansky, Vyso-
ka skola politicka, majlce zurna-
tlistickd sekciu, prilakajti pocet-
nych zastupcov ihtelektualneho
sveta slovanskehO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
PRosBA MA DoP1sovATEL'o 'ov

Pt. dopisovatelov prosime, ably
nam dopisy, pripisy oznamy "a
sielali skorej, nez ma posledny den
pred vydanim novln. Skoro vse-
tky dopisy a oznamenia dochodia
nam vo stvrtok, ked' name bez
toho moe prace S ohlaskami $
prvou stranou. TO je primoc robo-
ty pre- jedneho redaktora, ktory
sa potion musi prepracovat', ably
to vsetko mohol umiestnit no.
yinach. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
M1Esro KoRuNY LEv9

4 Prazska "Prager Presse' do
zveda sa 2 parlamentnych kru,
hov, ze sa pomysl'a ma zmenu O.
znacenia nasej menovej jednotky'
.Miesto korln budeme mat vral
Y bud1cnosti, ME Sokolov, ako ma
zyvajd csl. koruny Mad 'ari, ale
lvov.. Nsv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
vYMENovANE.

Minister skolstva a narodnej
osvety vymenovai profesora Ra-
stislava Volneho, definitivnym
profesorom ma st. real. gymnaziu
v Spis. Novel Vsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
To ie zle.

- Jako sa yam, pane Rybicka,
vedie v tom novom manzelskom
stave, klape to?
HIM - len polovieka.
Ako to?
No, len zenuska ustayiene
klape ~ hubou...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
GENERALITY KoNZULAT CSR.
v New Yorku, 144O Broadway,
hi ada kraianov:

Cfk Andrej, pred casom Bird
geport, Conn.
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ciated Charities. Five dollars was
voted for the purchasing Of more
rainy day games.
The PIT. A. of wheatley School
met at the school. Under the direction
of Miss Millersham. the children gave
an athletic drill and lantern slide talk.
Under the direction of Mrs. Brooks.
the eighth grade pupils gave an Irish
folk dance. stephen Kramer, Miss
Davis and Miss Austin gave short
talks. Miss kirth gave a novelty
whistling number and Mr.. Levine a
violin solo. Texas SwitZer gave a
rope spinning exhibit.
Mrs. Harry r. parkhurst of Balti.
more. president of the Maryland State
Parent Teacher Associations; j. Wallace
! Taley, assistant executive for Wash
ington of Boy Scouts of America, and
Charles A. Bell, field executive of Boy
Scouts of America. will be the speak.
ers ut the monthly meeting of the
Wesley Heights PIT. A. ut o'clock
Tuesday evening. at the Wesley
Heights clubhouse.
The st. Paul Mothers Club met
Friday. There were readings by Mary
Frances Nelson: piNno selections. Mrs.
! Thclma Goodman, and short talks by
Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ. Brown and Rev.
w. ID. King.
The monthly meeting of the Wood
ridge Parent-T Teacher Association will
be held at the school Thursday at 5
pm. Miss Rose Hardy will speak on
reading courses.
The Parent Teacher Association OF
Rlair-liayes Schools will meet at the
Hayes School Thursday at 2:3o pm.
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Arthur q. Bishop, president Of the
District Lawyers Washington Title
Insurance Co. will speak
Need for Parental Training or
Pre-. School Study Circles" was dis
cussed by Miss Catherine Watkins be-
fore the council of presidents held in
the Burlington Hotel Monday. Mrs.
Clara NJ. Boyer explained the changes
proposed in the child labor bill now
pendng before Congress. Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, State president of the
District, said that the constitution of
the District Is now being revised by
committee of which II. G. Clark is
chairman. How Publicity Aids
Presidents and Committee Chairmen''
was the subject on which Mrs. Laura
IJnderhill kohn addressed the council
Miss Maud Weston Burgess. chief
of the parcnt.teacher bureau of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of
New York. also spoke.
DIR. Lloyd 4. Marvin. president Of
George Washington University. spoke
at the informal joint dinner of Council
of Presidents and Publicity Institute
lie stated that he plans to bring a
spcCialiSt TO George Washington to
give n course I'm parental training.
Or. Joy Elmer Morgan. editor of the
journal Of the National Education AS.
ISOLATION: Miss Frances Hayes. extern
sion secretary of the National Con.
ercss OF Parents and Teachers: Miss
Maude Burgess, and Miss Laura Tn.
derhil kohn. also spoke. Boys From
Twelve to Fifteen" was the subject
Of an address by DR.. Homer J. Coun-
cilor to the John Eaton Partent,
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Parent-Teacher Activities

ISOLATION met Tuesday evening TO cell
citrate the twenty.fifth anniversary of
Petworth School and Of Miss Frank as
principal. 4 program was presented
by the pupils of Mrs. Miiler's second
grade. portraying the primitive life OF
American Indians. Jesse {. Suter
gave a short history of the school ana
of the association and Miss Frank
told of many interesting reminis-
cences of her years of association with
Petworth School In behalf OF her
many friends, Mr.. Haycraft. president
OF the Home and School Association,
presented Miss Frank With a heauti-
ful harpin and a chased sterling silver
console set The flag was won this
month by Mrs. Miller'S second grade,
this room having IS parents present.
The rierce.Wchb PIT. a. met Tues
day in the Webb School. Mrs. Davis
seventh grade entertained with songs
and a play entitled "A Man Without
a Country"
The Parent. Teacher Association rep
resentatives to the Juvenile Protective
Association will meet Wednesday at
$50 pm. at Epiphany Parish Hail,
1917 G street northwest.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Road district
at its meeting at the Reservoir School
Tuesday heard an address by r.. :.
Potter. representative of the Asso'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
LONDON H0ME0WNERS
BAN LARGE PICTURES
Increasing Popularity Of Small
Dwellings of Limited Space
Assigned as Cause.

Correspondence NJ the Associated Press.
LONDON-Large pictures are no
longer In demand, chiefly on account
Of small houses and fats.
This was illustrated at a Christie
sale. when Sir Frank Dicksee's Royal
Academy picture "f:vangeline. which
sold six years ago for 1927. was auc.
toned for IT'S.
The painting IL 6 feet 4 inches by
feet inches. and was painted when
Sir Frank. president of the Royal
Academy. was 26 years old, and was
the Academy success Of 1879. Another
of Sir Franks works 1.-TWO Crowns. "
brought 1000 In 1900, when 1t was
purchased for the Tate Galleries.
Art critics declare that II "Evang.
cline had been half or n quarter
Of its size II would have sold for
great deal more.
The art critics here say that taste
in art changes every IS years or so,
and that when particular style In
out of fashion both the good and the
bad of that style suffer equally. An
other factor is the generally low
prices for all kinds OF contemporary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Hotel February %. Robert l.. Ho.ib-
well will be toastmaster.
Among those expected are: Charlie
r. carusi, cha ncellor OF the uniyer
sity, who will address the banquet
Justices siddons and Bailey Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court and Justice Robb
OF the Court OF Appeals.
The committee in charge consists ~
X. l.. Hollowell. chairman. IND r +.
ONeill. j. j. Resnicoff. J. y. villa rs
y. =. Brown, r. q. Detwei!er and
II. Feldman.
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Teacher Association at meeting
Monday in the Cleveland Park Con
gregational Church.
PEER BECOMES BUTCHER.
Lord Gran worth Will Specialize in
Pork.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press.

respondence OF the Associated Press.
LONDON. Endland first
peer butcher has opened his shop In
the butter market In Ipswich. lie Will
specialize in pork
Lord Cranworth Ia owner OF the
business. AS he owns farm near
Grundisburgh, Suffolk. he aims to cut
out the middleman's profit for the
benefit Of his customers. All produce
sold in the lords butcher shop Will
he grown on the farm, and II the
business succeeds vegetables and
dairy goods may he added.
Other titled persons who have re-
Gently adopted "straightf rom-the-
farm" methods with the view Of climi-
mating the middlemen ARE Countess
De la War;. who personally super
v.ses the business aide Of milk huSi.
ness in Sussex. and Lord Hamilton OF
Dalzell, also dairyman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
MASONS WILL FETE
PROMINENT JURISTS
National University Club Plans
Dinner for February IS at
Hamilton Hotel.

Many prominent jurists have been
invited to attend the annual banquet
which the National University Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

The waltz originated in Franco. was
modified in Germany and became pop
ular throughout Europe early in the
nineteenth century. according TO the
Liberty Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Lipsticks. powder puYs and combs
do not conform with the dignity ~
courtroom. was the decision reached
by the Berlin district Judge, DR.. We.
seiberR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

pictures. Large pictures of any kind
are now difficult to dispose of because
few persons have wall space on which
to hang them.
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COME EARLY!
Avoid Disappointment!

These One Day Sales of ours have
become famous for their sensational
bargains. When We have too many
traded-in pianos we sell them all in
one day-instead of over a period of
months-hence less expense to us
tremendous savings to you. That's the
reason for these unheard of prices
and easy terms.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Half a Million Sicily People in New
York Eating Liver to Restore Health

so great has been the demand for
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bottles containing twelve ounces,
BY taking one tablespoonful three
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get ~ much of the potent mysteri-
our substance Al the eating of much
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men hud women vino are suffer
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Evening star., 1928-01-29

II b. estimated that IN the City OF
New York alone over half million
men women and children who have
snemia are eating liver Oh the ad-
vice Of physicians
There is b0me "Myste ri0us Cub
stance" In beefs liver that turns
thin, waLery blood into rich. red blood
lust what that Mysterious Sub
stance" Is scientists are now trying
W ascertain
! All they know nov by thousands
! of tests In that weak Anemic people
ARE greatly benefited and nearly
always era restored 10 normal and
often robust health
II is today well known Ia every
1 progressive physician that The dis
! eovery 0f this mysterious sub
stance" or vital element In beef ana
calves liver is big step forward
in medical achievement.
/ Even people with pefnlcloiis
anemia are being benefited
The chief trouble so far II to gel
people IA est enough liver t0 bring
about speedy reeoyefy, tor u is
harn D rat liver every daS many
people can't do IL,
80 now doctors are prescribing al
elixir called Hemn- Liver which is
extracted from fresh beef iivers by
an intricate seisntlfIn prOessa 90 that
tns Itfh red bl10d king vital sle~
sBeDi IN saved
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

or grsE Year ago the only may
- gel ,his M lure na. tu make
., as home which it mu.sy aud
tfG,ible some
hot, ad4ys ve simply 4ab ~ any
drug store ioJ "Wyeiit's sage aud
sulphur pmpWsnd A" ou IN aei
large bottle oi this old lime
'ce,pr improved by The addition
ps oliIef ingredients. ior onlV p
cents FYerybody usrs this prepa
fatlon nos. bcfailar 40 D4e .an
possibly ieii ihai yon daFkencd
your hsf ~ ~ does IL 80 naturally
end -fteuie You dsmpen u
sponge ~ Solt brush with u and
draw thIs through your hair. taie-
in9 .lr smalI strand ~ tine
~ morning fhe Kray hair dissp-
pfsBs, Aud sitft smother appliCds
tjDll 90 iwo, souF hau becomes
besutltnlly dsrl. ihifk and glossy
sid you boot tesrs ,oingfF Ad
tfrfBsf ffttFti f9A
Evening star., 1928-01-29

r,oSt equally GER
= AN that many ot
1ae fundamental
ariIcipleS on which
the Union Of So
cialist Snvist Re-
I MICS Is based
tuu>t oe scanooneo
in the cropping
noN emenSs Of the
former MuScovite
EN- piTe toward
~'orlo recognition
Out of this land Of
smaring paradozcs.
where tins work
man is glorine5
pn6 is actually on
q political and So
e,sl equality with
1s administrative
Evening star., 1928-01-29
An Old Recipe
to Darken Hair
BY JANICE RANDALL.

almost every
'rf no
titot S12c lea
ald sulphur.
property com
pounded brings
bah the ilatll~
Isl tolDf aud
lstiTs ~ the
lsif " he u
faded AtFe.krd
Evening star., 1928-01-29

To aid in controlling trafsc at nigh.
signaling lamp has been invented in
England that projects a rocEet-llke ray
or light for 300 feet
Evening star., 1928-01-29
RUSSIA'S POLITICAL EXPERIMENT
TO HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECT
Revolutionary Ideas on Science Of Gov
crnment to Result from Soviet Rule.
Washington Attorney Says.

ruSSlss grandioss experiment in po-
fitical science is certain to have far
reaching effects upon the present sci
eace Of government although il Is al
Evening star., 1928-01-29
New Discovery Makes
Razor Blade Last
For 18 Months

To" Af sng~ ktofy Of IN amazing
ne tnsfntton - tOi0 ~ e r. Ste
pbsnDpg of Oklahoma H. wrItes ihst
be bsh shaver Win the ssnns biSde
steadily for ~ months and ~ il
stt13 - ko1e a. sbcf H. Ainpiy
sDsrp@ns the hxRls blaze uyer ana
user sgain with auter nsw STOP.
D~f. esltre KRIss s.KROgs IL Atrops
sotOmziiosns 50 dfitghtsd are rnen
attn tnle ne. stfopp-r tbst agents
are cifAntnT up huge profits n.
kfag made tbb 10 nae day EEIIOsK
maze 900 "a sssk Ken interested
az making 900 10 $500 Neek iuIi
81 spA's tune 'aa learn hoa ~ wat
8ng N " Rhodes Dent. 1.JIs2 1913
Pendis;4.H Ave s. LoaIs Mo.--Ad-
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