davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-16

FOR RENT-Fuily furnished apartments, single or double. Newly painted: baths and hot water furnished. Furnished cabins $500 per month. Apply Sea- view Apts.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

napi iskolaban 1ev6 4 ablakot is,
ICY most templom epileten le-
vo osszes ablakok szines, diszes
kivitelu ablakokkal lesznek kicse
relve. Azok, akik az ablakokat, 50
dollarjaval megvaltottak, ko-
vetkezok: Serbian j. es neje, Mo-
ricz A. es cs., Lukacs j. es cs.,
Peter Gy. es cs., Il. rs. N6egylet,
Miikedvelo K0r, Vasarnapi iskola
Vaszil Zs., Teglas A. Egyiitt val
tottal1 egy-egy ablakot a k0vetke-
zok: Safran F. es Safran I. csa-
ladjaikkal, Gezus X. es Belenyi
A. csaladjaikkal, Kuk6 |. es cs.,
Kovacs j. Ezuton is halas k0sz0-
netet mond az egyhaz vezetosege
mindannyioknak nemes cseleke-
detukert.
Par6chiank javitasa. Multi va
sarnap kozgyilest tartottunk S
amennyiben parochian halaszt-
hatatlan javitas Walt sziikseges-
Sc, kozgydles ugy hatarozott,
hogy presbiterium vizsgalja
meg alaposan az egesz epiiletet s.
amit csak szuksegesnek lat, We
geztessen ell mindent egyszerre,
hogy aztan tobbszor ne kelljen az
egyhaznak koltekeznie az id6n-
kenti festesen kivul. A terv es az
a szamitas most van folyamotban
S ha kozgYiiles elfogadja azo-
kat, parochiank egyike lesz leg
szebb es legkenyelmesebb lelke-
szi lakasoknak a k0rnyeken.
Enekkarunk. Tobbszor tettiink
mar probat, hogy alland6 enek-
kara legyen egyhazunknak, mely
istentiszteleten legalabb
egy negy hangra el0adott enek-
kel emelje istentiszteletunk sep
seget. Ami eddig mem sikerult,
ugy latszik, most meg fog val6-
sulni es allandosulni. Multi vasar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

nyerni az amerikai nlagyarsagnak
AIT az igen Macy taborat, amely
ma meg mem tartozik egyletekbe,
hogy rendszeresithetne a betegse-
gelyezest, amely minel nagyobb
szamban tartoznak az egylethez
tagok, ANIMAL olcsobb es ANIMAL
konnyebben kezelhet0.
Volna meg sok es sok ok, ezek
mind az egyesules elonyei mellett
szollanak, komoly ellenvetest pc
dig mem tud senki sem felhozni. .
Remeljiik, hogy a negy Macy
egylet vezetoi azonnal hozzalat-
max a reszletek kidolgozasahoz, az
egyletek tagsagat pedig figyel-
meztetjiik, hogy ne uljenek fel
semmifele mesenek az egyletek
pusztulasarol es kiilonosen, hogy
ne hallgassanak a v0ros barany-
borbe butt farkasokra, akik be-
liilrol fognak mindenfele ellenve-
test, hazugsagot tagtarsaik file
be dumalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
Marciusi eredmeny Presbiteri-

Marciusi eredmsny. Presbiteri-
umunk multi szombaton tartotta
rendes gyiil6set, melynek egyik
targyat a penztari konyvek at
vizsgalasa kepezte. Gyules hi
vatalos konyveket rendben talal-
ia s az eredm6nyt marcus h6nap-
rol a kovetkezokben allapitotta
meg: Bevetel volt $S36.15, feb
ruari maradvannyal $659.60, osz-
zses bev6tel: $1495.75, a kiadas ::
S744.40, ICY a maradvany marc.
yeg6n: $751.35.
Ablakaink. Husvet alatt es az6-
ia sikeriilt megvaltanunk a vasar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
MEG KELL MENTENI...

(B) A si1aomlaz abak1n is beopakodo tavaszi
szefl0ben haal leheletet ezi az arado tavasM lato
kozott vlaos aramtol porkolt emberi hus borzaszt5
szaga remt feltamadast hirde6 harangszobo lelek-
alang sro csendilGs6t haotta k egv szerencs6ten fla
tai magyar testveriink columbusi b0rtonben.
Szab6 Janos szanara kmondaott az it6let. Fatal
tletet hallr SANTA amerikai birosag kozeeg nap
mey szanlra utolsonak sz5nato ezen f0ld0l IIusz
egynehany esztendejevel ndulnia ke oda, ahovi a 80
evesre oreglt ember is csak RESERVES 6s k6nyteen belle
nyugvassal indul. A hala fele
Rettenetes egondoni is hogy br6sig t6vedhetctt.
rtozatos elkepzeln hogy szerencs6en magyar leg6nv
az artatlansag tudataval myen kinokat ahatot k mar
is hosszu fogsaga alatt Aer artaannak valla magat
vee egyt aItatannak alja sok-sok komoly magyar is
aki igyet iol ismeri
Meg kell hat menteni. Amerika magyarsagall
egyhazaknak, egyeteknek, uisagoknak k0r0knek maya
nosoknak, befolyasos emberenknek 6s egyszer mun;l
sainknak meg kel hogy mozduljon szive, segtsegre
endiiljon keze ha ke 6s sziks6ges enne meg kel,
hogy ny6k p6nzes tarcaja is inert eleet kc menten.
Magyar eete meybol mines olyan sok hogy csak egyet
is veszni engedjiink.
Egyeten lehetoseg lido szerint a megmentes-
re: koanyzo kegyeme. Meg kell ragadn ezt lehet6-
seget mem kbocsatan kezinkbo az utos6 szamaszaat
mely Szabo Janos sep fatal magyar legenyt megment
het Amerlkai magvarsaglnk szamban talsadalmi, egy
hazi es pokai sui yban oyan elentekeny mar hogy
egy altaanOs es eros megmOzdlaSat Cooper koTmaYzo
okvetleni tudomasul vesz Es ha sok tzezer amerkai
magyar sziv kero eer hozza koranyzo igen
fogja megkemenyeni magaet De elt kell adm, de bi
zonysago kell szolgaltatn magyar szveknek kerdes
ben va6 egybedobbanasrol Napi es het lapjank, egy
hazank 6s egyleeink vezetosege megtette epeseket.
most magyar 0megen hogy emberi es magyar er-
zesenel hatanlas megnyilvanuast adjon.
Tegyiik hat meg mindnyajan egszeb emberi erzes
diktata akarast: megmozduasukkal probaljunk meg
mente halalto egy sep fatal magyar eleet haalra
itelt Szabo Janoset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

Hat ez kerem egyaltalaban mem
igaz.
A Verhovay, a Reformatus a
lcgszigorubb skala rata alapjan
es jelenleg meglevo vagyonaval
es tartalekaval egesz biztosan XII
tudja fizetni minden egyes tagja
utan jaro halaleseti segelyt meg
akkor is, ha soha tobbet egy vi
tag sem all be az egyletbe.
AIT mondhatna ere tudatlan,
hogy mi lenne akkor, ha a Verho-
way 10000 tagja egyszerre meg
halna.
Hat ha ez eloadna magat, ak
kor 0rokos sem lenne, aki a penzt
felvegye, inert ez vilag veget
jelentene. A New York Life vagy
az Equit~ tudna kifizetni
az ,sitottak utan
mind egyszer-
vagy tiz even
;sak, hogy q
Dsszes kotele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

zettseget, hanem tartalekot gyujt
We meg az utan, egesz nyugodtan
osztalekban, ami egyertelmii 9
dijkedvezmennyel, is reszesitheti
tagjait.
A Szovetseg es Rakoczi mar ke-
vesbbe szigoru alapon allanak,
de ennek az alapnak teljesen meg
felelnek es minden belathato va
loszinuseg szerint eleget fognak
tenni minden kotelezettsegiiknek
meg akkor is, ha soha egy vi ta-
got sem vesznek fel.
A negy nagy magyar egylet jol
all. EFT bizonyitja a mindegyiket
szigoruan ellen0rz0 allami fell
gyelet.
A negy Macy magyar egylet
mem haldoklik, mem fenyegeti
tagjaikat vegveszely.
A n6gy 1iagy magyar egylet
egyesiilesenek fohaszna az, hogy
a negy egylet iigyeit lehet vezetni
felannyi koltseggel, mint az ma
kerul q negy egyletnek eggyutt-
we've, hogy q negy magyar egylei
verseng6se megsziinne es kozos
eros propagandaval meg tudna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

nap is enekelt az enekkar egy da-
rabot pr6bait csiit0rtokon es
szombaton este tartja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
A NILES, Or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI

K6zli: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. IeIk6ax
Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6cbia a templommal szembsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
ESEMENYEK

(Folyt. az 1-so oldalr6l).
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

yolks and milk. Cook In 4 double
boiler or oyer a low fire until the
filling becomes very thick and
creamy. II the filling Is cooked in a
double boiler 1t will need frequent
stirring to prevent Jumping, while II
it is cooked directly over a low fire
1t must he stirred constantly to
prevent searching and Jumping.
When tho filling vs. thick, add the
rest of the ingredients and pour
into a baked pic shell. Cover with
meringue.
NTeriilgUc
egg whites. is teaspoon salt,
; tablespoons sugar.
Beat the egg whites and salt until
very thick and fluffy. Add the SUI
gar and beat until creamy. Roughly
pile on top of the filling. Bake in
SLOW oven for 10 minutes. Cool and
serve.
For variety. substitute white su-
gar for the brown and add pecans
for the black walnuts. Three table
spoons Of cocoanut may be sprin-
Killed. over the top Of the meringue
before it Is baked. One-half cup
chopped dates may be substituted
Tor the black walnuts.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
The Heart Story
Ut =
Ste2dfaSt Woman
Loves Awakening
BY Adele Garrison

crying and. tell me, do YOU think
Mary has suspected YOU were not
what you pretended to be-"
She wiped her eyes, sniffled biz
and then was herself again.
Il sure she no tink holdings abou,
me only to laf" she said earnestly.
You see. she in sooch hurry to ger
oudt Of post Office und bank before
dot Meester Jackson get back dot
she no hat time tink anything else
but feexing dose tinss."
I turned back TO the envelope ana
the slip.
Did YOU saw these were written
with her left hand?" I asked.
yah. l see her. Katie re-
sponded.
Have you those pieces of blot
ter pasted toGcth herr" ! asked.
Abundant Proof
Yah, | get dem" she answered,
and left the room. returning a min
ute l.ter with the cleverly pasted
circular piece of boltter. ] took ii
and compared the blotter address
left by the envelope with the en-
volope itself Unnistakably they
We're the same.
MAY l have these Katie" I
asked with perfunctory courtesy.
Sure ting. Not I want nit DEM"
she answered. Here. | wrap dem
in paper for you. Den nobody see
you NIT DEM
She dcftly wrapped them in
piece of newspaper and ] took them
gratefully.
"Thcrc is only one thing moro.
Katie" ] said. Il do not wish You
10 say anything of this to ANYONE.
not even to Jim, unless ] give you
PERMISSION
"Not you take me for?' she de-
manded indigna ntly. II no sieve.
Let flour troo. ] get tings for YOU.
gif dem to you. forget everything.
lot way Soot detcctif do. und ] tell
you I take NE twenty lessons CORE
spondencc school und get me goot
DIPLOMA
Continued Tomorrow)
Copyright. 1879, Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
Guiding Your
81 Child 81
LITTLE MIRRORS

A certain high school teacher
tells Of little girl in her class
who seemed suddenly to lose all in
terest in her studies.
Although previously she had been
a good student. her grades in many
subjects now fell below passing. Her
teacher noticed that Claire had be-
criticism and cried easily il teased
by her classmates. She appeared to
spend most Of her time day dream
ing and drawing pictures in her
note book.
One of these drawings came b,
chance into her teachers hands. 1t
was a series Of little sketches de-
rcting courtship. the lovers kissing
under the moon. the wedding. with
minister and Bible matrimony, with
rolling pins and flat irons flying
through the air. and last. the d.
vorce court with the Judge granting
the decree TO the angry pair.
Claire offered no explanation 9TH
or than TO say. well, that's the way
it is. isn't it, When her teacher
protested that it was surely not that
way among the people size knew she
said, "No--but that's how it il just
the same" -
A day or two later Claire's meth
or came in to discuss her daughters
POOR scholastic standing. In : mo-
ment she was pouring forth an un-
happy story o. a successful career
sacrificed 10 wifely and maternal
devotion. Of years Of faithful per-
Torrance Of duties the only reward
OF which had been the loss Of her
husba nd's love and his recent fla
grant unfaithfulness.
When it was suggested that the
| climax in her own affairs had some
how mirrored itself In her little
girls mind. causing her failure in
school work. she dismissed the no.
ton. saying. with tight lips. There
is no quarrelling in our home. The
conversation at the dinner table, II
any. is pleasant" Not until she ha d
been shown the pictures did she ad
nit the connection between her own
unhappiness and her child's pre-.
occupa ton.
IT is no small part Of the duty OF
parents TO solve as far as possible
the problem OF their own personal
happiness and having done all that
is possible. TO act as happy as they
wish they were.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
PARTIES and BUSINESS
CANNOT Be HARMONIZED
Chicago Girl Gives Up SO'ials to
Become Adviser OH What's
Correct to Wear.

Chicago, Jan. 3 R-Maryanne
Reckwith of an American lineage
$50 years old is the latest recruit
from Chicago social circles to the
ranks Of the working girls"
As advertising manager to two
smart shops she attempts to in
ducc her society friends TO buy
gowns for the winters parties
which she has given up for BUSH
ness career.
For as she said. you cant mix
business and pleasurc-latc parties
and . o'clock office hours cannot be
reconciled. If girls Of means only
knew how much pleasure they
would derive from doing something,
constructive there would be more
vacancies in social circles. My
family approved of my working. and
all in all its the best idea I've ever
had"
Miss Beckwith at Wellesley was
member OF the crew and star
tennis player. She is the daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. J. w. Bcckwith.
Her mother has a famous collection
of Wedgewood and Spode.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
Katie Reveals That Mary Herself
Has Been Posing as "Janct
RAuf11Nln

Katie Reveals That Mary Herself
Has Been Posing as 'Janct
RAwdOn"
For a long minute ! looked at
the envelope addressed Miss Janet
Ravdon, Box -, Southampton, L..
l.. New York." and the blotted bank
deposit slip with the same name
written at the top, which Katie
had put into my hands. Then
looked up at my justly triumphant
little maid, standing above me now
in her excitement.
Then said, then, there is no
Janet Rawdon.' Mary has been
sending this money to herself under
that name and has opened an ac-
count in a Southampton bank as
Janet Rawdon.'
Sure thing" she returned. "Not
I tell you? We all blind. blind"
Indeed we have been" l return
to Mary. We owe you a great deal,
Katie, for your cleVerncss in solving
this problem for US. You have saved
me q great deal OF mental worry.
and I thank you SO much"
/ am prepared for almost any
thing from Katie. but ! did not eS-
pect to see her burst into a storm
of sobs. the while she snatched my
hand and covered it with hystcrical
kisses.
Il get mad ven you no stecck
around vile l tell you something. und
| suIk like lcctle mad dog for days
und days. Dot no way to treat boss
who good to me like you vas
Katie Is Forgiven
Secretly I agreed with her, for
she had been most trying i'll her
sullen insolenCe during the days or
our preparations for the Er,Nton
visit. But I felt just now as if Katie
had atoned for every dcrelic'ion
since she had entered my employ,
and I slipped a comforting arm
around her,
Don't think Of that again"
commanded. If YOU didn't GO as
YOU think you ought. yen certainly
have made up for it With what yon
have done today. Come now. stop
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
ny JEAN PATOU

IN JEAN IhlOC
Paris, Jan. 8 II have often
heard women make the statemen,
that evening dresses can very wei,
be worn from one season to anoth-
er AMI that they are the only type
Of dress that does not 90 out OF
date quickly. To bear out this
statement they say that a winter
evening gown can very we'll bn
made Of chiffon and a summer one
OF satin or velvet without LOOKING
at all out OF season.
All this. at first sight. Seems
quite logical There is, however.
very important question of fan
rio in the creation of an evening
gown. This has nothing whatever
to do with the various seasons.
When a couturier employs a GER
tain material to carry out an idea.
there is a very good reason for ".
The role Of fabric, for a creator,
lies not only In displaying to best
advantage every intricacy OF cut,
but also of contributing to the
general lines he seeks to impart
to his creation.
Movcment-0r Repose:
Evening dresses are Of two dis
tinct types, There is the dress
that is moant for movement and
that which calls for repose and
dignity. Consequently there are
materials better suited than others
for each OF these types. the judi
cious choice Of which is another
manifestation of the art Of the FASH
ion creator.
Velvets and satins, owing to the
particular way in which they
FALL are best suited to dresses
designated on sinuous lines, with a
general movement distinctly de-
termincd by their cut. Dresses
such rs these resemble the very
formal evening gown OF old and
in fact look formal whether they
are seen In movement or In re.
pose.
Dresses made Of sheer fabrics,
on the other hand. need to be sect,
their real worth. also to show off
small details that otherwise cs-
cape notice at cursory glance
These dresses full Of movement
are better suited to the modern
generation. Today a young wo-
man is SO alive that she seems ia
communicate a sense of vitality to
her clothes.
The. modern girls evening dress
is specially studied 10 show off
this vivacity. consequently many
Of its graceful details are dissimu-
lated when the wearer is still.
New fabrics. such as the new
relvets, although infinitely more
supple than the old qualities. still
set" more stiffly than any sheer
material. They give rise to an in
termediary style. This intermedi.
airy style Is necessarily monde.
script, lacking in character and
character after all is the essence
of all art and Of all things pertain
ing to art. That Is one reason
why ] am not very enthusiastic
about the new velvets, a. ] est
mate a gown should be work OF
art. do not mean TO discredil
these fabrics. because I do not use
them quite extensively for after.
noon dresses. but ] still maintain
they are not ideal for evening
| wear.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

HrHilcd Round Stcgk Cakes. for 4
pound round steak ground.
tablespoon finely choppcd onion. |
tahlcepoou choDpcd celery or celery
leaves. ~ teaspoon salt, IA tea
spoon pcnpcr cwr. 4 tablcspoon,
thick tomatoes or tomato purce to-
mato SOUP.
Mix the insrcdicnts and shap.
into cakes inch in diameter. Place
on a creased bic nan or in Il irving
pan. Eroil i inches below A glowing
fir. Wh,n .he cakes are well
drowned turn and brown the other
sides ard then lower the fire and
let COOK for ! mint,cs II will re-.
nrti,c ;hout Il roirutcs N thorough
ly COOK tho meat
Tho cakes NAV lac cooked on ton
Of trr stove bv adding ! tab,cspoon
Of lard 70 4 1c, irwin nan Nbe.
",s gr. s5r,d. cover with a
lid and cook SLOWLY for II minutes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

ments, may have such a severe ef-
feet OF the body that the pulse
rate will still be rapid on the fol-
lowing morning.
When the game is prescribed
for invalids az good exercise dur
ing convalescence, it is sufficient
to begin with one half hour OF
play and to increase gradually.
The player loses weight during
the game. varying from one pound
to four for eighteen holeA and
being greater in men than In
women.
II the player drinks grea,
deal of water during the game.
the weight will remain the same.
LOSSES of ten pounds or more,
which are reported to occur to
championship players on a hot
day, are therefore quite concciv-
able.
TOMORROW: Fatigue and tho
heart.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03
YOUR HEALTH

Editors Note: This is the second
OF a series OF three articles on the
Physiology OF Golf.
ny DIR. NORRIS rJsHBElN
Editor Journal OF the American
Medical Association and Of Hy.
gcia. tive Health Magazine
Through the Burke Foundation
which endowed 4 scientific study OF
the physiologic effects of golf. spc-
cial Investigations have been MADE
Of the players reactions.
Certain players we're permitted
to make three practice shots and
then to use a fourth explosion
shot for driving a ball out of the
trap. The time required for the
test was one minute.
In every case there was Z
marked rise Of the blood pressure
after the shot. and this rise was
greater in the case OF expert
cnced players than in the case OF
amateurs. Evidently the concen-
tration necessary and the tension
associated with such shots is suf-
ficient to react Immediately on the
blood pressure.
The general evidence seemed
TO be that 5000 yards Of playing
distance makes little difference te
a healthy man when he plays with
The same tempo all the time. :.
I friendly game has much less 90
| feet on the pulse rate and tn.
! pulse pressure than a champion.
ship game.
| A strenuous game such as take,
J placeA In championship .ourna
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

A great variety of questions fca-
ture this puzzle. None of them is
real difficult. although you may be
forced into momcntary hcsitations.
HORIZONTAL
!. In what country is Montreal?
6. To indulge.
10. Acidity OF the stomach.
Il. TO depart.
Is. TO assign by measure.
IA. Net weight OF container.
IS. Any flatfish.
II Before.
IS. Time gone by.
-. A low place between hills.
20. \ place surrounded by ram
parts and bulwarks.
81. Living.
%. Dark-colorcd spots on the skin.
"a. Male parents of horses.
IS. Heavenly body with long
ncbulous train.
&C. What measure equals one
fourth Of a bushel?
IS. l.oosened earth. around plants.
%. Thick cIottcd blood.
81. one and one.
g.. Wayside hotel.
-. Auction.
"a. To &corch.
81, The claw of bird OF prey.
60 To merit.
81. What continent is the chief
cp,srnn NJ raw fJia,,nnlv1
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-03

from the shoulders Of men. corr
cludes Mrs. Ethel l.. Best. field
worker OF the women's bureau of the
United States department Of labor
Mrs. Best says that few white
women within the state enter busi-
ness and that the majority of these
are employed in stores an hotels.
The number Of professional and
business women is small, she
AYERS