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Ell LENADOR VASCO CON
IRA Ell PANADERO RISKO

Detroit, JUNO 49, Sosten-
dram esta noche su segundo en-
cuentro, en- ell terreno de Navin,
dos boxeadores las fuerzas de
los cuales estan .equilibradas,
Pauline Uzcudun, ell lefadcr
La gaceta., 1930-06-19
NOTAS DE B0XE0

Como la lluvia Sc luci6 en- la
Habana ell pasado sabado, Luis
Gonzalez, ell ahijado de Rosen-
do, peleara este sabado con Ell
espaholito Martin Oroz.
Ell p1blico ha presenciado Ia
labor de entrenamiento de Ell
Lenero" y opina que este tiene
grandes probabilidades de triun
tfar.
Hablando de la pelea que Ell
microbes pr6ximo sos.endran
James Slattery y Make Rosen-
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PEGO DE FOUL Ell NEGRO
N

New York, JUNO 19.-Pete
Latzo, ahora boxeador de peso
complete ligero, derrot6 a La
rry Johnson, negro de Chicago,
al recibir un golpe de foul" en-
ell Sexto asalto de un match a
diez rounds, en- Ebbets Field.
Pesaba Latzo IT'S y su contra
La gaceta., 1930-06-19

gilismo y este solo puede conse-
curse con la verdad.
No dejemos que las pasiones
anulen la verdad y que la cultu-
ra fisica pase a un grade secun-
dario, rebajada a categorfa ir-
ferior por el mercantilismo.
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CLASIFICADOS

A r VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924.
Holmes 1903, entire las ave-
midas 20 y Fl.
3a Avenida 2314.
Long st. 2208, cerca de Pal
metto.
Poo al contado, ell resto co.
modamente. M. o. SOUDER,
Florida 1421.
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Sc DESEA

Sc DESEA
Ahora es ell tempo para cOmen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gociCs. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza inCensiva y superiores
faci!idades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a~los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nOcturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir q un
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono Ass Tampa y Cas-
La gaceta., 1930-06-19

POR ~EQUIVOCACION apa-
recio en- un articulo de nuestro
companero Lorente, publicado
ell lunes, que ell tempo de dura-
cion de la ducha debfa ser de
30 minutes, cuando debi6 pu-
blicarse de 20 segundos .
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Obras recibidas:

FL Nuevo Robinson,-Campe
Ia Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
Quo Vadis?-E. SienkieNich.
"a Mujer Addltera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dia y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
81 Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
LIBERIA DE MASCUNANA
1908 "a. Ave. Phone Y1367
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p. p. =

LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE LA TONIFICA
ANADlENDOLE FUERZA Y.
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

he E Neu. z4ne-trd 10 an nflu- ence which te far from construc- tive Wna- 44n they do about lt2+
 They can do no'hnz directly, but perhaps good dea. through at tempting 70 understand their son symparhottc4i.v and through pro viding him vHth ar opportunity tC % places and learn 70 know people rho may open ro him a new range Of interests which rH'l perhaps en- gage some psrt of lat enthusiasm and deyo0ou p.hlcI he now pours 1nto this undesirable friendship.
 l1qlse heroes have thus way of making their appearance al adole.- cence. However distressing their influence may he in the eyes Of par Ants. their existence indicates at last one wholesome tendency. that Of breaking away rom the domina- ton Of the parent
 Fathers and mothers who under stand this staga for what it is will find it less diftirutt 10 possess them selves with the patience necessary to cope with it successfully.
 They will do nothing directly 10 break up such q friendship, they will even tactfully emphasiz the good qualities Of the idol without touching for moment upon its feet of clay.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
H0wS yQlm HI EAA7 A
 Ea4zzb %W k Nsv Ya. Dr. Iaso GaIdsto~ Aaad1nJ ot Msd-crs
Sleeple eSneSs

Sleep eplessness. like headache, IS not a disease in the true sense Of the term. but rather a symptom Of some underlying condition.
 Insomnia may be due 10 some physical condition such as pain. .ough, or shortness Of breath. Again II may be due 10 some emotional or psychological state. such as anxie- ry fear or depression.
 Where there IS physical cause for the eepjessness. it is ot course logical 10 treat it by having the physical disability removed or remedied I physical cause. how ever, IS not as easily cured as the first.
 Occasional insomnia need not trouble the sufferer much. but per sistent insomnia needs attention. for the tendency is for the condition 10 progress rather than 10 cure itself,
 Often the cause for the inability 10 fall asleep is self evident to the sufferer, and consequently suggests is own remedy. IL may be due 10 excess fatigue. or 10 undue excite ment. Quiet and rest are the reme- dies here.
 Normal sleep somewhat depends upon regularity Of habit. and many an insom m1ia sufferer has found re- lief in going 10 bed at certain ap- pointed times, and adhering to this schedule. A warm bath, light meal, or | walk before retiring has | soporitIC effect on some.
 The general condition Of the body often affects sleep and the sufferer from insomnia Will do well 10 i'm prove his physical condition wher- eyer possible
 Hypnotic drugs. especially those self administered, are dangerous props 10 lean on. Even if not habit forming. in the sense that narcotics are. they may cause the formation of a dependency upon them which l9 Just as enslaving.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Herald's Daily Pattern Service
Mahl HIS MODEL AT HONv 10 Form An Ensemble
 Pattern 1860 Herald l5C Practical Patter,
ractIcal Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS

delightful sleeveless erocl, +o wear now under q coat, and later without, IS quite simple. essv ,, make, yet decidedly chic. The bod. Ice IS moulded 10 the figure and heIled wherever most becoming to me individual The gsacefu,Iv hared skirt points upward in slan, der lines
 Pattern 1860 IS fashioned of ,,o fabrics, printed for the bodice snS plain for the skirt, belt and necL Trimming A few suggestion. are pongee, pique, flat crepe. shantunc rayon, etc If you have jacket the skirt and trimming might be made Of the same fabric as that used in the jacket 10 form q stun ming ensemble.
 Designed only for sizes II, IS. 1s. %, g, 34. 36 and $. Size fl re- quires 3-S yards printed and 3-S wards plain fabric, each 3a inches in width
 NO dressmakins experience is ne cessary 10 make this model with our pattern. Iardage for every size and simple. exact instructions ar, given.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS G5c) in coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, Tor each pattern, Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER and SIZE wanted. Jour PATTERN BOOK or NEW SPRING and SUMMER STYLES IS FIFTEEN CENTS. but only TEN CENTS when ordered with a pat tern. Address all mail and orders 10 Herald Pattern Department. 243 West 17th St.. New York City.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

mind whore we'll move 10
 "Nos .." -ae.ana5 Pefer "a. 4o r5u "..t 70 uora~-'
 'Cr a-roar' e tHa n@gabors ' ra-Ita5 D#.. "rEeva got some 0a, neeaaon end nov .v-ve got 10 @ove."
 Peter .ooEal .J around a- t ht a-asatal 70 -.- those urH us.1u- oor- "sEaar.- raa matrsr el'r rr. n--z. ror- lr lrm8nIe1 "DouH you .<a tte." Ot E it that they
 "I don't ue~ fhem and they do rI.o ne r.p'rad Danny Meadow Wo9-,. ~ArI that's uhy l'te go, to uo.- J.-t as soon as we ge, this family of ow hands. Nanny and ] are gong 70 ind q safer place for raa next tanH- Life rS just one worry after another, Here a" are wt-h good place Q live plenty 10 r4L nlrh0at 100 much work 10 get r. and t- a..trtn2 fine, when these new ralgr11r- had 10 move m. The trouble fs. don't hro1 where 10 move to
 .Corrrtcat -gan. r. " Burgess
 The next story. "Tna New Neigh
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Peter Raoolr 1as hopr3ng along. .s hpperry- uQper,y-ltp, over near 'he 3. Long Lane that .eads rom 1arn- @ CT Brown ba~o&ard down 70 -le 2 cornfield on inc Green Meadows lt -z was early in the morning and ha a Y as on his way home 10 the dtaJ - Old Briar- patch.
 70 I'm q l,ttle late" thought Peter v "Tes. sir, I'm little .a-e. ! ougG' '' 10 have started for home sooner. J 2 nope that Re9dy Fox and Mrs Rel ga dy and Old Man Coyote are nowhere @ around. I don't acle"e they are. ~ And I hope Radtatt the Hawk taun @ hunting over this 14y. oh dear ! 8. do belare there rz old Whitotau t..-. ~ Marsh Ha7s non. W,u 1n ha,. ID s stay hidden Q =r hrr. '. +l= bushes . beside the LorE Lane for nnua. SD r Bowser tr4 Hound and Flip trt - Terrier stay zt son.r. I'll be all + right" So Peter ~urard into -ae !, bushes along rne Long Lane ard @ prepared 70 make tra=tF romGort- ' able
 g Perer hsd rraa e".n- -ne~a hail. = dozirg for some t.~e nnrn ss5.r - rustic o- dry leara- cs1-aa him fo g open hls eyes in a hurry. -Ha r4stu. 5. Of dry leaves. especially F. .>n none -a os the Merry Little nreeza@ nlpaous ~ to be about. Is aIwa.s mater O. " suspicion Peter k-av a-- tEa so,.r. .. that small feet wore rg-r..n= taos. |. leaves Shadoua -re Wee.e' los % small feer. t9r he IS small person
 7. So Peter couldn't bs.r being an@- :. ous
 % fn romert. novossr rss aa&Ia- ~ " was re.fe-a1. He -aa 1 chunky j. gray-ccar.G small vr oa -rtr a 4 short ta.L I "az rlar. .Trs1o- - MouSe. Ta1re 7a. ro.auz ID t..r - from Dann.. Peter and uarng had !. been friends a..r 1rer Peter eo44 ~ re'rer~oe-
 - Hello, Danny Me4ao7. Mo@- - erred Peter
 :. Danny 5lmrea t-- h. as1rs - seen Peter Hello yr~rselt''' nc ra- : piled in his sqaeaky HrtIc ro-co. r. - was a cross voice. IL was reg- plaH . that Danny felt o4' Of sorts. $ What are you doing over hcre2. $ demanded Peter That isn't the question at a'l' . retorted Danny IT is. what are yol g doing over here" I live hesc.' : Peter opened his oyrs .er@ ws8. : The last I Enew. you wer~ ll,u- g out on the Green Meadows slfc : Peter.
 T don't have to tell you every time I move. do r." reto-tad Danny - grossly I've been li'r~ over here all this winter"
 : "Is Nanny Meadow Ml.sc with you"" asked Peter. P "Of course she la" repuad Dan ny. You don't for minute sup : pcss l would be living over here all
 q one. do you2'
 "Whcro is Mann, 2" asked Frtor
 She isn't f7~ away" r,rljed I>an-
 ny Shes taking ous cf +h1 ,Ml-
 cren hn,i tryix 10 make up h-r
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Honolulu Ham Glazed


 l slice ham G 1-4 inches thick 5 slices pineapple, 1 cup pineapple juice. 1-4 teaspoon powdered cloves, l4 teaspoon powdered cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoon pepper.
 Fit ham into shallow baking pan. Cover with pineapple slices, Bake 20 minutes in hot oven until pine apple has Drowned q little. Add other ingredients and lid. Bake 2 hours in slow oven. Baste ire quently.
 Baked Sweet Potatoes Virginia
 6 medium sized potatoes. IA tea spoon pep, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter. tablespoons bacon fat 1-2 cup water.
 Heat fat in frying pan. add pota- toes which have been peeled and brown well. Place in small baking pan, add other ingredients and cover with lid. Bake SO minutes in moderate oven. Turn frequently to allow even browning. Arrange around ham after placing it in serv- ing platter Garnish.
 Creole Dressing
 (For lettuce or vegeta ble salads)
 teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoons sugar, l-2 teaspoon dry mustard, 1-4 tea spoon paprika. tablespoons lemon juice. 1-2 cup salad oil table spoons catsup, 1-4 cup chopped pickle relish, tablespoon chopped onions.
 Mix ingredients in bowl. Beat with form f minutes. Chill When ready 10 serve beat thoroughly and pour over salads. Serve at once.
 Caramel Custard Pudding
 c-3 cup sugar, 1-2 cup water, 1 tablespoons flour. egg yolks. 9 cups milk, tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla. egg whites stiffly beaten, 3 tablespoons confectioners sugar.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

There z-e~a5 10 nay ou, for me. however Tha- -'-=t-cs glance of LI..rzae ha. r--zn- 10 me mem o-.as o5 her frequent sacrifices of har o@- comfort. her necessities, eEoD. upon oue occasion. Of her worldly .an--suon for the supreme need u- -r..-. This present crisis vas ~a at.a.r Of He-s whatever. It usz tE- sHr-s- of D,ckv's niece 7h.-r -sS ac stake. and he was aon 5rras- -7 ar6 her I must adjust tlr .-raeo 10 my oHr shoulders. carry t- ae ne-- might
 Just nrgr- Harry. said a..a-.-- You snow very veil that l.r Ne~rzar.s s~p.o-aga IS not d. ..-,7l toward ,1a Underwood fam
 Hoz .ous Hr hz=8r tr1c4- .a~.i.. rn-a .to7ua- 7l,h d shrewd
 >iad=o Has a Theory
 S0 so4'.a t-..reL t ogr Eat= go. nr asked
 t- .=rt SO dasa14.- IS -tn' |
 No." 1a r=rouet 7ath a grin T a.HeEa + E o..a ot those little .a5rzs =ro- sEer.ocE would mss g" E.=rr-.-arE' Watson But that .o@s~E .-- Ire oa. vol know. Lady
 "CE -o"~, -o.st rato~r5i hC-,- hut he ga.e ..@ another E~-n. anl ..'ad g .orE a"o'aSr'ng hand
 Snaaoss v, lot that ride" he -raa+e! .IE- r y-= 10 hear -our ---e.r r5 ,ra performance old Phi --a-a5 -.--s. day and today I can alra*~ =o-s as''-r when haze q '.'1- O.. nhsrs ean look a' i'-
 Ills laHeH MAS infectious ard en- "aura cra-. and marshat-1 inc clements yf nlE fantastic theory to- ea'.>er. nl'h ,.r m@r.a comment -Hrr 1T .sa rsrr 0. Nr Eer-z5u's a-'t-t-ss .he vt'5 +5gmart Of my .'aag'-anon had become probable rrurh.
 I.-s hard to heNova so Ias'ardIy 2 ta'ag o< man ot Alr Vsr.tzen's position" ntEan.
 He isn't responsible. I'm -gre." ..'#ar m'a~po~od ctarltaaiy I'm angry enough at Phi to .Iar hlm .ltve tit ! 'nnN rlst now he's 2 o4~e for 2. >'ralt-faekar ra-tar than haagmau Sorry. Madge didn't mean 70 interrupt. bat--"
 Bur she cant ,Gst naturally rest unless she's finding some eze4se -"su for q ~oyo-e." Ia.li4.'s lgs- hand said ~rh an stt---Iona-s'y nfl- rrorous look at har Bw Iu kee9 hcr gagged from now or. Go on. Lady Fair, 'ror cat your greg, thoughts and send .er aroa-I the track"
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Harry's Threat to Bring Eeritzen tc Account Saddlas Madge with the Knowledge That Its Her Fight

Knowledge That Its Her Fight Harry Jr5e~Uood' utr5warIw > -concerrrrg Phltp Ns-.tze1 brought e his wife upright .a nsr char as 2 @ someone had suddenly charged her " with s'actr.clts
 NO Harry. Ho.- she said ,a- [. hemerrv- You -1s- r=tr III yo.- D tempe- ohen yog 1eal n.t- h.a . Have you so-zor,=r
 Her n1s5ar1.- e0lI er 1-- re4s s invested Uita oas-t.a..
 g T have forgotten -o...a- m- D dear" h. s11E .W-t :. .-sr=.... unde-stco1 tae rslac c.o-- ~.a,s.- . O: ol- cr----.-- .ou-~z-- --.-ar,.-. he cooked B -.a.-- -y-1-cs ar .. -"thc E.f-eL Nlr -.r-za. aaz a... putting g r~.ra-z La-e.-rs oa '.. Underwood ee1-alv aad rnar~ t"s-#e . Now rzz- .s~t on ,ra 5raa t.s- ?. a,~a ] ar -o.eer~e -Es E--.a- man. B gong 70 answer 70 ms --- --s lnPgden-e
 Madge's PredIcament
 Lllhars =E7s 1h,yE had --l fixed on her r1ztsr.. c4n~a ro4u. 10 me tor a. fns-ar-. tna- ~aat back to his tsco a-ato. r.1 ! fancy
 r. or had she Sen, 2 s.z1- appeal . 70 me f1 thar t.asr-a= S.zz.a. I
 Gence-. bored rhe oqtr.o.. E-E-. .---
 catl-E 70 me but ua-a-'iE aou..r..nz 10 her. which S1- had e9raL 10 m. on more lna0 one oecazsor-thst '
 vas the only person "-Ea ao.5
 sHa--e Ptllp E-~,t1ar src-. -.- strange -~.ai attitude toward <cs. and Mary winch seemed an oose.- son with him E-. tns-a also .1.s
 before my eyes. 1-- ,~a -.sao-s o-
 lurking beasts t1 a .4age. +E4 poe-
 such an .7-e-ve--too ' al1.t-et
 n7yse,: Of the mssu ts-- that ,
 nolst- lose my ov~ lucrative uo-r- non tn The Te-s-zen o-gs-ira-or.
 While ' naturally should he ur"tIl-
 ing 70 contemplate such a roset-tr-
 ty yet ! &r=1' that ! never womb
 let that consideration affect ny ae-
 lions. B-. I infinitely dreaded n,as-
 ing the .ao'to1al appeal -o rr..a
 Nerltzen or aa-z.t Of h2s son which
 ' hne0 MS tco only poss.a-z chance
 Of mor,cg him from his tanaueal
 stand Ever since my aa'~a~re 1nto
 his Organization had been con-
 sc,ous of my employers rrl-l.rgu4-
 70 change oI- relation t~oln 2 work ing comratashl7 10 soma-huS less personal ! tooh refuge ia @.l-VIg-
 torIan p2raseology even .a thinking
 about 't. That ! 7as q coward !
 vas painfully aware. knew also that
 my cowart.c7 had r-s roots ln all
 aversion 70 bringing o.- into tr.
 open something htch ny =ia-gou-
 sclousn@ss told nc Has always turk
 ing beneath my emp oye~'s arpar-
 ently def1rer,.sl admiration of my
 work.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

(carameD colored syrup forms. Add water and boil minutes. Beat egg yolks and add four Mix well and add syrup mixture and milk. Cook in double boiler until mixture thickens. Stir often. Add butter, vanilla and pour into buttered bak- ing dish. Beat egg whites until stiff, add confectioner's sugar and beat until creamy. Pile roughly on custard mixture. Bake 20 minutes in slow oven. Cool, chill and serve.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
CHILDREN'S MILK

If little Susie will not drink her milk. put it on the table in a small colored pitcher by her own plate. Let her pour her own, She will enjoy the pouring so much that the chances are she will drink the the full aliOta
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
SPRING FEST

Ins E The time O year when the tired housewife should use all rhe varied fiaVorings for meat and fish that she can Sauces. garnsh and fayorincs combat the tagging arpGIte.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Talks 20 < Aa>n 2.
 ~sEs6aS ~N j. Parents
False Heroes


 Bv Alice JuIson Pcale
 Tolrta@n-yaar-old Freddy IS dis 'rez-.r- his parents by his worship Of an lIol who seems 10 them 10 be altogether un"orthy Of such ad- mIraticr-
 Freddy IS completely absorbed in rhs frianI who is four years older than himself and q college fresh man. He initiates him as closely as possible. affecting an echo of his clothes. his manners, his speech and his interests.
 The opinions oc his parents no longer count with Freddy but this boys word is final
 SIn1a t.ll- older bov IS himaelf crude r.bolIlous. irresponsible soH,h, Frcldys parents feel that
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
PRI NJ, Ct STARD

Gut stewed prunes in quarters and add them to lemon custard. topped hy white Of eGg. This makes a nice supper dessert,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

When you put 1our clothes on the line hang all things Of a ind together. This does away with much sorting later
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
DANNY MEADOW MOUSE IG OUT
 OF SORTS
By Thornton W Burgess

The a-Wous you vll seldom ind Possessors O. q rra1qGli wmd
 -Da1ny Meadow Mouse
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
G5z4] Menus 9fMe Day h2

BY MRS, ALEXANDER GEORGE
 Honolulu Ham Glazed Baked Sweet Potatoes Virginia
 Buttered Onions
 Bread Plum Jelly Head Lettuce Creole Dressing Caramel Custard Pudding Coffee
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

The first woman deputy sheriff m the history of Cache county, Jtah,
 is Jewell s. Allen.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

PNce sugar in frying pan. heat slowly and stir constantly with wooden spoon until light brown
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

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