davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
MILE PREKvAPENIE
U PUSKAROV.

Nem6zem sa zdrzat' ably som
nenapisal par SLOW 0 prekvapuju-
com vecierku tuna V I[aseltone.
Minulil nedel'u dctry a synovia
Puskarovcov usporiadali prekva-
pujiici vecierok svojej matke, Ma
jej memo Alzbeta. Je to radost'
jednej matke, ked' tax dcery a
synovia nazivajn V laske svor-
nosti. Ma tento vecierok povolali
al svojich priatel'ov a pribuznych.,
Nejdem tn udavat' ich mena, le-
DO by vzalo mnoho miesta. no ne
m0zem zabudnIt'. ably som sa ne
pod'akoval panu Andrejovi Bor-
zik a panu Michalovi Flip "a ich
zarty. ktore pri tcjto prilezitosti
urobili. Boil by ste popukali cd
smiechu ich figl'ov. u ffgIov
sa slo do spevu 70 spevu do tan
GU, tax re kazdt 81 musel zaspie-
vat jednu pieseh a zatancovat
Puskarovci sil prajni l'udia, no.
sill zban "a zbanom rel smotany
a nezbadali sme ami. ked uderila
dvanasta hodina. TAX Sme sa rozi
Sli potom domov.
ia prajem PuSkarovcom mnoh,
! zdravia ich dietkam pripomi
nam, aby al budncnosti npza
buddy na svOju matku.
E Pritomny J. B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
ROCNA sCH0DZA SPOLKU SV
RITY,

spolok, sv. Rity, Cis. 16O. Penn.
sylvanskej Zenskej Jednoty zia.
da svojc ddkyne, ably sa kazda do.
stavila ma rocnd sch6dzu dna l.
dccembra, ma ktorej sa prevedie
vol ,ba tiradnieiek. Dalej udkyne,
ktore dlhujd. mech 81 kazda svoi
dlh vyrovna, bo sa oddajii knizky
aby boly V poriadku. NMame take
idkyne, co dobrli sumiGku dlhu-
jill ami 81 toho nevSimn1. Mile
sestry, viacej to d'alej tax memo
re ist'. Mnsime zakrocit dl'a sta
nov a povylucovat'. Daktora, ked'
lu nasa lctovnfcka upovedomi, a
by 81 zaplatila, tax odpovie, ze NJ
pride ma sch0dzu, ale mesiace H.
behujd nepride. A potion. ked ,
ma nasbierane hodne, odkaze. ze
ona je ME v spolku, ale to inyym
a nie 1radnfckam. Nuz ci ta trad
nicka zna jej myslienky, ked sa
napred pyta a potion vystnpi. A.
ked' by SINE ju vylneily, tax sa
nahneva. Darmo, mile sestry, to
NJ d'alej byt' nemoze.
Zostavam S lctou kfasnym
pozdravom ma vsetky spolusestry,
Mira Mn1nk nrndc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
HASELTONSKY v MEM. POD.
PORUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

4 l'radnici ma rok 1929 sli nasledovni:
stanislav Necko, predseda, P. o. Boz
100 Haselton Sta, City. - Stefan An.
TAI. podpredseda, SO Gladstone St.,
Campbell, Ohio. - Jozef Kacenga, "a.
risnik, 1859 Gladstone ST., City. -
Martin Zentko, 1ttovnfk, 103 Glad.
stone ST., Campbell, O. Michal j.
HnrtoS. rokladnik, 169 Courtland Ave,
Campbell. Ohio. - Dozorcovia maietku
Marin Basista, 100 Gladstone ST.,
City. = Ian Basista, Haseltine Ave,
City. - Dozorca chortch Stefan Stole,
Z. O. Box 90 HaseiAon Sta, City. -
Str;ii: Halent Rovder ST., p O. Box
.6i, Haselton Sta, City
Sch6d1e sa vydrziavajd kazdd =. ne
'iel u mesiaci v skole osadv Sv. Alz-
betty ma y. Hascltine Ave. 3 iodine
popolndni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

ktore drzia zamestnanci, je $13,-
100000 Spolotnost' je obdivu-
hodnou medzi vel 'kymi priemysel-
nymi podnikami ma svete tym,
ze operuje svoje dielne bez pun
covacich hodm a bez bossov.
Y leta toho roku, ma oslavenie
80. vyrocia zalozenia tel spolocno-
sti V Clevelande, direktori odlozili
$4,000 iicastin spolocnosti pre- svo-
jick zamestnancov po $50 ia uca-
stinu. TRINA cena jednej 1eastiny
je okolo 800, a tedy rozdiel v ce-
ne reprezen.oval zisll pre- zamest-
nancov asi x3,000,00O.
Toto nebol dar, podl' "a SLOW pred
sedu n. G. Richmana, ale investi-
ella produkcii. Spoloenost vyna-
sla, re najlepsie a najusilovnej-
Sic pracujn zamestnanci, ktori
maju opravdovy vlastnicky zau-
jem podniku chyre vyrobku.
Spolocnost' predala ncastiny "a
mcs-nancom tri razy predtym. Co
Vysledok toho je, re mnohi starsi
. zamestnanci nahromazdili 81 DO
zoruhodnE majetok. IstN pocet z
nich sa utiahoI ma odpocinok toho
| roku, a kazdE mich ma ueastfn
Ia vySe 10000. Zdar takehoto
zachadzania je vykazanv faktom
ze Richman Brothers Go. vzrastla
Z S2,700,000 podniku V 1921 ma
podnik vyse so milionovy V 1929
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
HRoZNovY BAL v CAMPBELL

Slovenske zenske spolky V me-
ste Campbell usporiadajii ma Den
Pod 'akovania (2S. nov.) vecer V
Talianskom dome vel Ky hrozno-
w bal V prospech osady Sv. Jana
krstltel'a a povolavajn vsctkych
Slovakov a Slavianov z Campbell
okolia. Vyborna hudba. chu4na
zakusky a hojnost' hrozna zarucu-
ju dobrG zabavu kazdemu. Vstup-
ne je len soc pre- panov a Csc pre-
danny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
OsLAVILI 40ROCNE MANZEL-
SKE JUBILEUM DUGASOVCOV.

S,rutherS. O. Ctenn Redak-
cla Tn v naSom mesteckn Sa ca
som pomaIy klvamr, ale ked sa
rozkyvame, ta NJ potion lde vSe-
tko az radost Bolo to % sep
tembra. ked sme tn mali peknti
rodinnn priatcl 'skil sllvnost
narodcnin a 40-rocntho .ulbileum,,
manzelsktho stavu D. Michala Du-
CASA. To pravc padlo ma Sv. Mi
chala. tedy ma mena nasho ju-
bilanta a stareho veterana. Takej-
to prilezitosti sme 81 my osadni-
cky nedaly ujst' a spravily SINE
nasmu spolubratovi a veteranovi
prekvapcnie. Pan Dugas raz po-
vcdal, lie nezna. elm by jeho mo-
hol dakto prek vapit tax. ably sa
nal 'akal, veru sa i zapalil i tie
sivt vlasy mu staly, ked' tax pre-.
vefa Iudi videl jeho hale a ked
mu bolo oznament, re no odmeiln.
jeme ma jeho mena, na jeho na.
rodeniny a >polocne manzelkou
ma 40-rocne jubileum stavu man.
zelskeho.
Mnoho Pudi tn v naSom okrese
pozna pana Dugasa. w je tn Al
rokov a ma peknn rodinku, vSe-
tky dietky dospele. Sn dobre Wy
chovanG, dobri osadnici a dobri
Slovaci sn Mich, nehanbia sa "a
Slovakov a "a sloyenskt rec, a "a
to su obi 'nbent zname ma celej
doline. a preto sme sa osadnici
tax vel 'kom pocte shromazdili
i inych susednych miest boil
bratia a sestry ten tribnt i'm dat
Boil obdareni peknymi vecmi. Pc.
kne sme sa zabavili, zajedli, "a.
pill 81 a tancovali al do rama a TAX
sme vinsovali panu pani Duga.
sovym. zeby sa dozili perIovthc
jubileumu stavu manzelkeho q
kazdy sa odobral od mich a pria
i'm st 'astlivu cestu ma honeymoon
a navrat medzi mas. TAX SINE So
pekne rozisli. Dugasovci nam tie:
$ Bohom dali, lebo na druhv del
odcestovali do Kalifornie a pray,
teraz, ked tieto riadky pisem, do
stala som od Mich kartu, re ST
zdravi bars i'm ide dobre. bo Z
tam i'm je teplo, a takemu stare
mu pariku akurat je sdobre v te
pie. TAX ia i'm vinsujem st 'asti
a zdravia a st 'astlivy navrat me
dzi mas.
Pritomna L. A. s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
Spolkove zpravy
UDKYNAM G. 202. I. K. S. Z. J,
v HASELTON.

Spolok Sv AEbety, Cislo 2O2.
lkSIJ. ilctive oznamuje vsetkym
iidkyilam, ably sa kazda jedna
dostavila ma sv. spoved dna 23.
novcmbra a tax nasledujnci den,
V nedcl II, a novembra prist1pi-
me spolocne ku sv;itdmu prijima
nin pri vel 'kej >v;itej omsi. kth-
ra sc'Stra sa nedostayl. tax bude
pokutovana ma dolara, lcbo spo-
we'd on a sv. prijlmanim oslavime
naSu patronku sv. Alzbetu.
Som 5 nctou,
Maria Srajber,
nctovnicka {. 2O2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
anecne zabavy
CARD PARTY A TANEC
v STRUTHERS


Hy Tri Girls od osady Najv.
Trojice Struthers usporiadajii
Card party tanec ma Den Nd a
kyvzdania. %. novembra vecer vo
Friedman Ball Room IA Bridge
St IIrat budc obl'nbena orche-
stra Geo. Soltis' Ohioan Night
Hawks. Dobra zabava jc zarnce-
na. Vo whore medzi inymi sn
>lecny Paulina Delouis. Betty
fsuddic Helen IIutira. Slovaci a
Slovenky 70 Struthers ceItho
ckolia sll srdecne pozvani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
MASKARNY BAL MA LAM
SINGVILLE.

Divadelny krtlzok Katol. Soko.
low ma Lansingville usporiada 90
novembra vecer maSkarny bal '
SOkolOvni ma Homewood Ave
Budu dane tri ceny maskam
Hrat' bude Krispinsktho orche
stra zvana Capt. Criss and Hif
Mates. Vstupne pre- danny 35c {
pre- panov soc. 0 dObre zakusk,
sa postara vybor. Slovenske ODE
censtvo je srdecne pozvan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
OPRAVA.

Y minulom c. V zprave O svadbe
p. Kitza bolo udant, ze iednym 70
starostov Dol p. Knocha, co bolo
mfne, lebo starostom boil p. Pavel
BlaSko.
Ticz V zprave prekvapeni sta
10, re vecierek Dol k pocte p. Tex
torisa, kdezto boil k pocte PAM
kerclmakovei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
ZAMESTNANCI so SPRAVOU
- VLASTNIA SPOLOCNOST.

), S dokoncenim rozdelenia uca-
stin nedavno podujatym Richman
Brothers Co. V Clevelande. muzo-
via zeny, ktori sijtl a predava-
jn vyrobok spolocnCsti budii mat
penazny zaujem tonic obchodc
porovnatel'ny so zaujmom spra-
Wy.
Pocet zamestnancov spoloGnosti
je $500 a takreceno kazdy jeden
Mich je spolotnikom V podniku.
ktory vyraba a predava muzskf
Satstvo. Celkova hodnota ncastin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU
PRELOzENA

Schodza Youngstownskeho Slov.
Politickeho Klubu, ktora mala
byt' tejtO nedele yeGer v. Soko-
lovni ma Washington St, prelo-
zena je ma nedel'u, l.. decomh"a
vecer, skrz diyadlo, ktort Sokoli
hrajn tejto nedele. Prosim spnlu-
bratov, ably 81 tohto povsimli ma
sch6dzu /. dec. dosli. s 1ctou,
Juraj Petrik, tajomnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
PREKVAPENIE PAM ANNE
KERCHNAK. ..-

Pani Anna Kerchnak, ydova. 2.
novembra vecer pol 8. bola me-
ste al so svojou dcerou Zuzannou.
Dcera znala, re co sa ich dome
chysta, ale matka ME a ked' sa
vratily domov okolo pol g., bolo
V dome tina, iba kuchyni 60 sa
trochu svietilo. Matka hovori:
Co je to- A dcera: ia neznam. Az
ked' doSly k dveram a pani Ker-
chnak otvorila tmavu izbu a chce-
la vst1pit' dnu, to sa zrazu oval
potlesk a volanie: Ma zdar iubi-
lantke! Ia sa iste prekvapila tax,
co nevedela ami kde .je, Az po-
tom porozumela, ked k nej pri-
stilpily slecny Ilona Tekstoris a
Zuzanka Machel a podaly jej kos
kvetin sprievode pekneho vinsu
k jej 81. narodenfn. Videla tiez
plnii izbu svojich priatepov, co
jej blahozelat' prisli a tiez al st6l
pekne ozdobeny pokrmami i ma
pojmi chutnymi pokryty, .ktore 81
sami blahozelatelia SO sebou do
niesli. Potom "a ten st6l zasadli.
Prilezitostnym recnfkom Dol Ma
tel Palo, ktory jubilantke zelal
k "a. vyroeiu al jej celej rodin-
Ike dobreho zdravia a bezieho po-
zehnania. Usadeni "a stolom boil
nasledovni: pl Pavel Tekstoris s
manzelkou, p. Jan Furman s man
zelkou j $ dietkami, p. Stefan Pa
mix manzelkou dietkami. pa
nj fararke Zuzanna Rob, PAM Ma
ria Stefanof, pi. Alzbeta Popro-
cky, pani Angela Machel vdova,
PAM Maria Laska, pani Uliana
Antol, pani Kristina Kubik, pani
Katarina Kic, pani Zuzanna Ko-
vacik, pi. Zuzanna Kochan, PAM !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
YOUNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOCI
PoDPORUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Tradnfci: .Inzcf Nartinko, predseda
30 Carlton st. .lozef Mudron, pod
prcdseda, 53S $. Hazelwood A.e. =
Stefan Novotns, dcto~nik. 4O4 Eas.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po
kladnik, 1884 Oak st. ~ Martin Mu.
ransky Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia
Sch6dze vydrziavajd sa kazdd prvt
nedel'u mesiaci v skole Sv. Cyrilla
. Methvda 0 ?. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
SCH0DzA. sTEELToNsKEHo
POLIT. KLUBU

Steeltonsky Politicky klub bu-
de mat schodzn tejto nedele We
Ger o pol s. dohine pod kostolom
osady Mena Jezis. Udovia sii zia-
dani. ably sa najvaeSom poGte
dostavili s uctou
t P. Bilka, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
JANOSfKOV POKLADl

Najnovsi roman tonic sloven-
skom bohatierovi jeho polka
doch. N&sledkom zaknpenia vel'.
k,ho nakladu "a snizen1 cenu 81.
Je to vel mi pdtavy roman a ma
Is obrazov.
NJ. MRAZ
$40 W.Federal st., Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

1873 Homewood Av
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
THE MINE ON THE STOOP
By Herbert Kaufman.

wv can much longer afford to board waste and nefiC
w ency at the garbage pail Their appetites too
pensiye
Science probing through the slOp bucket urges every
municipality to build reduction and processing plants
incinerators for kitchen leayingS.
They're full Of wheat crops and lawn grass machinery
lubricants and fuels road topping and flower gardens
The average family consumes 90 per cent Of the
vegetable and animal products it purchases.
Grease bones mineral salts and vegetable fiber by the
thousands Of tons are tssy discarded day in these
United States instead Of fertzng impoverished stock
ing laboratory shelves and furnishing cheap abundant sub
stitutes for dwindling natural resources
Coal tar is an unmagnave Of supply compared
the national rubbish heap.
billion dollars worth Of materias-a arder Suf-
fcient the hungers of hundred overhead pnched In
dustess yearly dropped from scows or piled on the dump
ing grounds Of the continent.
Municipal management due for course in chemical
engineering before boast Of srewd administration
Tomorrow viii the refuse pile for its gycerine for
alcohol for Clues for paint bases for medical extracts for
cattle feed for potash for nitrogen for and lumber
substitutes.
The farmer must depend upon for the growhro
ducing elements withheld from him by great consumption
cent which return cropregeneatng substance to the
land.
The future will mainly subst todays throw aways.
Copyright 1922 the Daily and Herbert Ksufnnl
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
LISTEN WORLD!
Pay Streak.
By Elsie Robinson

THERE'S no job on earth more
i fascinating than mining. Par
ticularly when you're doing 1t on
your own. with only a pan and
pick and a couple OF hundred
miles of wilderness to grub
around in.
You can't know the earth until
you've mined. Up until that time
it's Just so much landscape
something to walk on or look at.
But when you begin to follow a
lead" through the ore you
break through that shallow, sur
face acquaintance.
You get down into the earth
itself. You get down into the
darkness and mystery and won.
der and cussedness of the dirt.
Gophering into 1t. you discover
the weak spots that all rock rib
bing of the centuries hasn't
firmed up-treacherous spots that
may betray you with even the
slickest timbering.
You discover. too, the deposits
Of the ages. You may be only
feet beneath the actual surface
of this modern world, but you'll
walk through the leavings Of
10000. or 2O,O00,OOO years-leav-
ings in which the trees of today
must drive their roots. and feed.
It's queer to be walking there
in the darkness, with only your
little miners lamp to light the
way, touching on every side the
dirt that was alive ages ago
dirt that danced as a man. or
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
Replacement Cost at Inflated
Prices as Basis Of Valuations
Bearing Of Decision upon Local Public Utilities and How
the Theory Will Work When There Is Deflation
in Present Day Costs.

THE United States Supreme Court has held that
the law Of the land in valuations Of railroads repro
duction cost ct present day prices That at any rate must
be the principal element entering into valuations
The decision confirms former decisions Of that court in rail-
road and public utilities questions and will continue to bind
the courts of the District Of Columbia in future valuations Of
local public utilities
The Washington times., 1929-05-22

shambled as a mastodon. or flew
as n bird. or bloomed as flower.
Dirt that once lived--upon which
you now live! Wonderful!
But, of course, II you're min
ing, the most wonderful part OF
1t all is the lead" itself-the pay
streak of gold which runs through
the quartz Or gravel which you
are following. You know then
why they call 1t "vein"--for
these gold bearing seams do run
through the earth as a vein runs
through the body, Through all
the muck and waste, through the
worthless bull quartz" through
the stubborn clay and treacherous
shale, the pay streak runs
And sitting down to rest, in the
darkness underground, 1t comes
to you that that is the way it Is
with men. The pay streak runs
through them, too
For men are mighty much like
the earth from which they come.
They have weak spots and treach-
erous spots, too. and spots of
stubborn clay that even the slick
est cultural timbering won't firm
up. They; too, are. built on the
leavings OF the ages-and their
modernness Is rooted in ancient
savagery.
But through 1t although all
their darkness and mystery and
wonder and cussedness, the paw
streak runs! The pay streak of
spiritual gold that God mixed in
the mud when He made them.
The Washington times., 1929-05-22

So far as most Of the public utilities Of Washing
concerned their valuations have long been establish
the reproduction basis by the local courts.
The Washington times., 1929-05-22

IN Russa you know the clergy members Of the Greek
Ihurch permitted to marry.
This daughter Of Rasputin evidently considerable i'm
her detested father dancing singing
and happy in play that deals with her fathers and
tragic end
On the whole you might prefer the smiling daughter of
the monk to the queery dressed young French The
human mind naturally likes everything in its place. We
shocked to dressed rat we should be
ssa large rat dressed mp like woman.
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
MEDITATIONS
OF A WIFE
.By Helen Rowland

But Love Is Something Else. Again
G6VNHY do you take love so ser
w iously?" writes "A Co-Ed."
"Don't you know that passion
never lasts? Isn't it foolish. not
to say dangerous, to take it too
seriously. in this enlightened
day?"
Just q moment, please, COED.
You're in the right church, but
the wrong pew. Call the inter-
prefer. You and I don't speak
the same language.
When say dinner" to my pct
dog, mean just roast beef. But
when / say dinner to an enlight-
ened, cultured person, like your
self, / mean hors d'oeuvres and
soup and fish and capon and salad
and French pastry and demi!tasse.
And when speak Of ''love" in
this column, mean dalliance and
romance and affection and sex
attraction and companionship and
tenderness--the whole menu!
The great trouble with you and
your generation Is that you are
taking passion too seriously--and
love too lightly.
The park benches are filled with
men and women who took work
too lightly and never could hold
a permanent job.
And the sanatoriums are filled
with people who took love too
lightly and never found q perma-
ent love.
In youth we float from one
little job to another and from one
little love to another, blindly crop.
ing for something. vaguely seek
ing something-we scarcely know
what.
That SOMETHING IL our Des.
tiny. And our destiny il thecwork
that will satisfy us and the love
that will satisfy us.
The big, permanent JOB-and
the big, permanent LOVE.
And until or unless we can find
these life is never complete.
All the great sirens Of history
had One Big Love in their lives,
or not one Of their lives would
haye made a story worth writing.
All the great lovers the world has
known are remembered not no
much for their little peccadillos
and light flirtations as for the
One Big Love that threw a glamor
over their rather shady careers
All the little loves Of youth and
all the little jobs of youth are just
the horse d'oevres OF life. Unless
something more substantial and
more satisfying follows, you are
apt to go through life pretty
HUNGRY.
Youth Is spent In seeking your
niche IN life-and the average
woman's niche is in the right
mans arms,
Constantly transplanting love IL
as foolish as constantly trans.
plantin a rose bush. How can
you expect 1t to do anything but
die? But don't mistake infatua.
ton for love-. Passion and love
are twins. but they are no more
identical than snow and Thanks
giving or than youth and happi-
ness. Or than college life and an
educationi
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
BY DR.. Louis E. Bisch-

NNHE term muscular rheumatism
u embraces several conditions
which are characterized by pain
in a muscle or group of muscles.
A stiff neck is a kind of muscu-
lar rheumatism. So is lumbago,
as we'll as so-caIled "pleurodynia"
or an affection of the muscles
between the ribs.
1t is really questionable whether
the inflammation in muscular
rheumatism is in the muscle itself
or whether the senory nerve, or
nerve OF feeling ana sensation,
which runs to the muscle Is In
volved.
At any rate. such rheumatic.
like pains are fairly common and
they can be so severe as to con-
fine a patient to bed for days on
end.
Exposure to cold may start an
attack. r.
Men are more prone to the dis
ease than women. e~@
Often, after a strenuous tennis
match or game OF golf, when the
individual Is perspiring freely, and
then exposes himself to draugft,
pain viii suddenly develop-and
in a severe form.
Chilling OF any kind. such as
sitting by an open window, ex-
posing the arm or back during
sleep, may cause the condition.
The pain is the worst part. 1t
may be duh and aching; 1t may be
very severely knife-like: 1t may be
like q cranp.
Al characteristic feature about
pain is that 1t grows less when
pressure is exerted upon the pain
ful part, although this il not a
constant feature.
In lumbago the pain is In the
muscles of the loins. It usually
appears quite suddenly. When
so severe that the patient must
so to bed it often occurs that he is
unable to move without excruciat-
ing pain.
In muscular rheumatism of the
stiff-neck variety the head IL held
awkwardiy and rigidly. Instead
Of turning the head, the patient
turns the whole body. This is done
to spare himself pain, which also
may be very severe and may even
affect the muscles of the back.
The pain is. generally speaking.
the most torturing in cases where
the muscles Of the ribs are in
volved.
Here the sufferer is afraid to
breathe. Usually. strange to say,
pressure aggravates the pain.
When a cough happens to COM
plicate the condition the suffering
may be real agony.
Persons with this affection often
think they have pieurisy. Mus
cular rheumatism may be found
in other muscles Of the body be-
sides those mentioned. 1t may
occur in the extremities and in
the abdominal muscles.
For the pleurodynia. strapping
OF the chest, 10 az to lessen the
excursion OF the ribs in breathing,
Is often beneficial.
In any case OF muscular rheu.
matism the part should be left at
rest. Probably more porous plas.
ters are used for various forms Of
muscular rheumatism than for
anything else.
Sometimes certain forms OF
electricity. A certain remedy may
help in one case and not In an.
other.
Those who have had on attack
Of the malady, NO matter what its
location, are likely 10 have an.
other of the same kind.
Such persons. therefore, should
avoid exposure and wear warm.
protecting clothing. Cold, damp
places seem TO predispose 10 re-
peated attacks
The Washington times., 1929-05-22

The rat costume however would protect the young
woman from blow the head. It is better for
play man for hotel robbing In real life.
The pcte q the young lady laughing is presented to
show how many different ways there Of making living
on or of the stage
The smiling young person Is Maria Raspun daughter Of
the Russian monk Raspun who ruled the Russian Empress
and many fine ladies Of the Court and finally murdered
toward the close of the war; by Russian Duke that objected
to his methods
The Washington times., 1929-05-22
MILE. spNELLY IN HER rat COSTUME

BE young in the clngng costume is Spnely,
Of the most popular young actresses in Paris In this
costume she plays the part Of ahote rat supposed
glide in and Of hotel rooms robbing sleeping guests
chloroforming them necessary.
The idea Of her costume first to make her look like rat
order to live up the of hotel rat The second
idea is to give nothing upon which the person robbed might
lay hold. you grabbed Mile spnely in this costume she
would slip out of your hands easily.