davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

cos, hacia las wees de reflector
y concentrate la luz sobre la
parte superior del cuerpo del
noble anciano, realzando de es-
tie modo su cabeza admirable.
su rostro pahdo, altivo, corona
do por una cabellera fina como
la soda y blanca como Ell algo.
don.
Los largos bigotes Y la peri
lla eran asimismo blancos, CO.
mo TODD 10 de aquella cara, ex-
cepto los ojos, que eran de un
azul obscure, Y las cejas, que
Sc habian conservado negras
como ala de cuervo Y formaban
con 10 demas un singular con-
tTasfe.
I'm intelligence en- colorido hu
hieSe admiradO 81 efecto mara
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
EK HECETE

Ger chino asesinado en- las d.
timas Sc horas, en- ell area de
New York, fue encontrado hoy
al fondo de su tren de Iavado
en- Brooklyn. I'm vecino que
reside en- una casa Immediate
al tren de lavado de Luis Lee,
de AZ amos, dice que oy6 varios
tires y corri6 hacia la ventana,
viendo a un chino que salia co
rriendo del establecimiento de
Lee. Momentos despues llam6
a la policia, que recogi6 ell ca
daver.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
Ell hotel. construfdo on item

Ell hotel, construido en- ITEM
pos de Luis XIII, componianlo
un gigantesco cuerpo principal
de tres pisos, y de dos alas late
raies con I'm piso menos y for
mando pabellones.
Ell j6ven, a quien salud6 ell
portero con una profunda reve-
rencia, pas6 por la porterfa sin
preguntar NADIA, atraves6 ell pa
tic Y subi6 la amplia escalera.
En- ell momento de cruzar ell
vestibulo, un criado va viejo,
que dormitaba en- un rinc6n, Sc
despert6, y levantandose preci-
pitadamente exclam6, con la ia
miliaridad respetuosa propia de
los antiques s~ervidores, que a
wees Sc olvidan de hablar Sc
gun las leyes de la etiqueta, es-
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to es, en- i%mpersonal:


-iAh, senior condo, al fin ha
beis venido! Els una fortuna +!
Fl senior d'Auberive os espera
muy impaciente. Esta padecien-
do esta noche mas que de ordi-
mario. muy agitado, con mu-
cha excitaci6n y bastante hura-
ITO, va ha dado tres campanflla-
EOS para preguntarme 81 ell Sc
nor conde habfa regresado. Ash
es que Sc me estaba va pudrien-
do la sangre.
A pesar de 10 cual dormiais
tranquilamente, mi buen jose
replica Roberto con SUI habitual
sonrisa burlona,
-Pero no dormfa, senior con-
de-. o acaso muy poco-mur-
mur6 enteramente desconcerta-
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Bombay, JUNO 6.-Bajo ell
mando de 80 oficiales europeos,
$50 policias asaltaron aver las
oficinas del congreso nacional
de toda la India. Fue ell tercer
registro de, la policia desde e
comienzo de la campana de des-
obediencia civil.
Seis miembros del comite del
congreso de Bombay fueron a
rrestados, incluyendo al presi-
dente JOSH.
La policia condujo un regis
tro de TODD ell local y los edifi-
clos contiguos.
La vigilancia en- las afueras
de las tiendas extranjeras, en-
los barrios extranjeros, ha CO.
menzado. Dos voluntarios, YES
tidos en- kaki y con gorros de
Gandhi, han tornado posici6n
frente a cada uno de los IL es-
tablecimientos eXtranjeros Y
les piden a los hindus que no
entren. A los europeos no Sc les
molesta.
Uno de los establecimientos
les do asientos a los v~igilantes
para que no Sc molestaran en-
estar de pie.
Las fuerzas inglesas en- la
frontera de la provincial, con-
centradas alrededor de Peshaw,
creese que son suficientes para
hacer frente a I'm avance de las
tribus contra la ciudad; pero la
situaci6n causa inquietud en- to-
dos los circulos. Temese un Sc
rio combate.
Dicese que una fuerza consi-
derable de Afridis y Zakka
Khels, en- son de guerra, sc
mueve sobre Peshawar.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Deseo darle las gracias a to-
dos mis- amigos y conciudada-
nos del condado de HILLSIDE
rough por la esplendida ayu-
da que prestaron a mi candi-
datura para la reelection al
puesto de Comisionado del
Condado por ell distrito No. 2.
No habiendose decidido es-
ia election por mayoria de vo-
tos, segdn va Sc ha visto, ten
dra que decidirse en- las cleo
clones que Sc celebraran ell dia
"a de JUNO.
Mis- esfuerzos por darle al
pueblo una administration e.
ficaz Y honrada, en- cuanto a
mis- deberes oficiales, va han
sido plenamente demostrados.
He hecho uso de todas mis- e.
nergfas, economic estricta, Y
dedicado TODD mi tempo a es-
tie trabajo. Sc que los votantes
del distrito No. 2 tuvieron sus
Ts'eferencias cuando votaron,
y siento que todos no pudieron
ganar. Sere candidate para las
segundas elecciones primarias
y apreciare que Sc me consi-
dere y Sc me de Ell vote.
(Ady.1
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Vllloso de esta cabeza banada
de luz, destacandose como un re
trato de Rembrandt sobre los
tableros de lustrina veneciana
de color verde aceituna, mien-
tras que los reflejos intermiten
ties del hogan iluminaban con vi
Vos fulgores unas veces, sumer-
gan en- una sombra TRANSPARENT
te otras, los grandes pliegues de
Ia Vestidura roja, muy parecida
a la de I'm CARDINAL.
Al DIR Ell leve ruido que pro-
duJo la puerta al abrirse y tor
mar a eerrarse, volvi6 ell ancia-
no Ia cabeza con lentitud. como
81 Ell menor movimiento lie fue-
ra penUSo. - .-
1enla fuertemente fruncido
81 een0' sehal inequfvOca de inn.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Huntsville, Texas, JUNO g.
Sonriendo, William dagger
Pruitt, de % amos, asesino de
William Mann, de II amos, fue
electrocutado hoy en- la peni.
tenciaria del estado. Sc sent6
en- la silla a las 1905 de la
madrugada.
Preguntado 81 guerra decir
algo, contest6: NADIA. va he
hecho mi declaration; pero 20
quisiera decir que aprecio 10
que ell padre Finnegan ha he
.cho por mi.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Detroit, JUNO Gina mu-
chacha de % amos que hace
siete meses estaba empleada en-
un salon de bale cuidando de
los sombreros, manifesto hoy
a la policfa que ella es una
"reina de los bandidos," res
ponsable por mas de Glen asal-
tos y robos aquf cometidos.
La muchacha, Peggy Ma
hon, fue detenida anoche por
los detectives que estaban vi
gilando un "bar" usado como
punto de reunion por ella y su
partida.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
CENTRIC ESPANOL DE
TAMPA

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de esta Sociedad para la Jun
ia General Extraordinaria que
tendra lugar ell Lunes 9 del co
rriente, a las 8 y media de la
noche en- ell edificio de Ybor
para continuar tratando sobre
los asuntos que quedaron pen
dientes de resolution en- la Jun
ia anterior del 81 de Mayo i'll
timo.
F. Souto,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Jose O'Connors, de % amos,
fue detenido con ella y otros
cuatro que ALI Sc encontraban.
Manifesto la muchacha que
no lie era dificil conseguir "a
yudantes para sus robos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
DE
DEL CENTRIC A

Por. este medic Sc eta a to-
dos los miembros de la Secci6n
de Propaganda del Centre Es-
panol para la Junta conjunta
con las damas, esta noche, a
las 8 y media.
Sc trataran asuntos muy i'm
portantes sobre ell picnic de
esta Secci6n, ell dfa 10 de Ju-
lilo, en- Rocky Point.
F. GonzaIo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
ACUSA AL AVIADOR DE
HABER PUESTO AL AE-
ROPLANO EN- UNA BA-
RRENA

Roosevelt Field, N. Y, JUNO
6.-La policfa del condado de
Nassau comenz6 hoy a investi-
gar la caida de un aeroplano
que ocasionara graves heridas
a Henry J. Busmeyer y Clifford
Muchomore. A los medicos y en-
fermeras de un hospital dijo
Busmeyer que Muchomore puso
ell aeropiano en- una barrena,
intencionalmente, hallandose
a una altura de 1000 pies, v
despues no pudo dominarlo. Es-
to es una violaci6n de las reglas
del departamento de concrete
y por ella Sc podra acusar de
homicide al photo.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Marsella, JUNO Gel Graf
Zeppelin, en- ruta desde Sevilla,
Espana, a Friedrichshafen, pa
SO sobre esta ciudad a las IL :15
de la manana.
Marsella esta a unas $50 mi
las de Friedrichshafen y a u
mas $50 de Sevilla, a 10 largo de
la ruta que ell Zeppelin ha to-
mado, por ell canine de Cadiz,
Alicante y Mallorca.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06
DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

desapareciendo una tras otra.
Ell caballero llam6 a una puer
ia pequena que Sc abri6, dando-
lie paso a I'm patio immense, NAL
alumbrado por la lampara que
ardfa. en- la caseta del p%ortero Y
por I'm enorme farol de cobre,
ochavado, que eolgaba del vesti
bulo.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Lyons, Francia, JUNO Gel
Graf Zeppelin, ell cual era es-
perado sobre esta ciudad en- la
tarde de hoy, Gambia de rumbo
ante una terrorifiea tempestad
electrical y tom6 de nuevo la
ruta hacia ell Sur.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

Ciudad de MEXICO, JUNO g.
Seg1n ell censo de 1880 la po-
blaci6n de Mejico es de 16,404,
030 habitantes.
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PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: Sra. d. A. G.
QUITS y esDoso contra Jackson
Toale, Inc; E. Scriven Bond, co
mo recibidor de Bellear Etsates
Inc, contra Frank Dahlheimer.
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

New York, JUNO eel ter
La gaceta., 1930-06-06

UN "JONRON"
Critic hasta que sc canse.
Despues refresque SUI gazna-
tie con una botelia de Coca
Cola bien fria. Tengaia en-
SUI casa. Pruebela..
8 MiIIones
AL dia
gar hasta donde ha llegado
Tenfa que ser bueno para lie
The Washington times., 1930-05-20

"TwO-car families" are growing In
number every day and In most in
stances USED CAR serves as the
second car. Perhaps Times Classified
Ads will make yours a twO-car family.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
ASPARAGUS

Wash and trim asparagus to
uniform lengths and tie In
punches with soft string. Cook
in boiling water until tender,
keeping the tips above the water
for the first minutes. Just be-
fore cooking is completed add
salt to the water. Drain. remove
string and season to taste with
salt, pepper and butter.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
Recipes Tested By
Good Housekeeping

These household articles
are supervised by the inter.
nationally recognized Good
Housekeeping Institute which
Is conducted by Good House
keeping Magazine.
In their fully equipped
modern laboratories types OF
household devices are test
ed by a corps Of Scien.
tifically trained men and
women.
Furthermore, new cookery
methods are constantly be
ing evolved to save steps,
time and labor to house
keepers.
All recipes are tested and
standardized and will always
work, if directions are care
fully followed.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
LEEK SALAD

Trim three punches of leeks
so that they are about four
inches long. Cook them in the
contents of one can of chicken
broth mixed with one cupful of
boiling water and one teaspoon
of lemon juice until tender. When
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
SCRAMBLED EGGS
Polish Style)

Beat 4 eggs for l minute, add
ing gradually 2 tablespoons thick
sweet cream. In a frying pan
melt / tablespoon butter and add
the eggs and cream. Stir con,
Stantly over a slow fire until
done as desired. Season to taste
with about u teaspoon salt and
a few grains pepper.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

Green vegetables and fruit
should form a large part of our
daily diet. They contain water
and mineral matter and also
health promoting vitamins. In
addition they contain woody
fibers or cellulose which stimu-
late the intestines.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20

SIRAF ~ NATURK's Wares
FREEzIEG. This KitckeRette
Model ElectToIHs pr0Vides q
re0dv supply Of SparkliaO iee-
cubes G~d eOnstRst reTriGerot-
ing cold E. tiny OdsGanAe takes
the place Of all RGoViR0 Parts.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
MACEDOINE OF VEGETABLES

Mix 2 cups mixed cooked left
over vegetables with u cup beef
stock or u cup water and l tea
spoon beef extract, l teaspoon
sugar, u cup water, few
The Washington times., 1930-05-20

thoroughly chilled, arrange two
leeks on lettuce for each indi-
vidual serving. Serve with cooked
dressing. Serves six.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
SUNDAYNIGHT SANDWICHES

Have ready four triangular
pieces of toasted graham bread
for each sandwich. Spread with
mayonnaise dressing. Cover to
crisp lettuce. Lay thin slices Of
cold chicken breast upon lettuce,
over this arrange slices of broiled
and drained breakfast bacon,
then crisp lettuce and cover with
the other triangular pieces and
garnish with heart lettuce leaves.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20
WASHINGTON TINES FOOD PAGE
All Recipes Have Successfully in

grains salt and a few grains pep
per and 2 or 3 tablespoons butter.
Cook over the fire for 10 minutes.
shaking frequently to prevent
burning.
The Washington times., 1930-05-20

The things YOU NO LONGER WANT
are usually SOMEBODY ELsE's WANT.
Advertise 1t to them In Times Classi-
fled Ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
Heavy Court Docket
Is Set for Monday

With over $50 cases zet for trial,
the civil district court faces a heavy
docket. The court was opened Mon
day with Judge A. M. Ke- the
bench.
The first settings are for Mon
day, Sept. %. as follows:
4. Z. Ogden VS. 0. w. Kerr, gar
nishee.
T. J. Voc VS. Antonio Valdez, Jr-
watson Browne rs. j. w. Sinner
ct al.
First National Bank OF Browns
vile VS.. r. It. McDernott.
Valley Citrus Groves Us. Alfred E
Reid.
w. A. Burt Us. (. r. st. John.
The National Loan Investment
CO, VS.. -. A. Newman. ct al.
Liberty Bank OF Oklahoma VS.. I.
S. Herren.
j. =. Garrett vs.. Z. 3. Ward, et al
First National Banl VS.. A. A. Ben
avides. It
Finwood Corporation ). Nation
al Loan and Investment co.
j. A. Cobolini VS.. Ciriaco Guevara,
ct US.
.. Stevenson VS.. LLOYD Thompson
J. NJ. Green vs.. H. r. Herren.
a. Wayne Wood VS.. Burt z. Hink-
ley.
Spencer Sauer Lumber Co. VS.. Z. J.
Bowling. ct al.
Leander Hall vs.. J. p. Jones. ct al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
KIWANIS CLUB
PLANS HECIRA
Constitution Is Subject
OF Weekly Meeting
Thursday Noon

Members OF the Brownsville XII
wants club Thursday held special
observance day OF the constitution
Of the United States and discussed
the approaching trip TO Monterrey
Many Of the members will make
the trip and the song I'm Old Mon
terrey" will be sung by all going
This was practiced during the
meeting.
w. L. Dodson discussed article 6
OF the constitution -ntinV out
that any treat entered into by the
United Is supreme TO any law OF
the land.
Misses Hymen and Edman OF
the Brownsville school were pres
ent. Miss Edman giving a picture
OF the days when the constitution
was drawn. bringing out intimate
details OF the life or leading men
Of that day.
w. j. Campbell. Brownsville was
n visitor. President Sam Per- an
nounced a revised committee list
Music was furnished by Paul Ken
nard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
Bids Being Asked On
San Benito School
lSnerIal 10 the Heraldl

tSDecfai 10 the Herald
SAN BENITO. Sept. 19-BiIs are
70 be asked on the new San Benito
high school within the next ten
DAYS. following acceptance Of an
otter this week for the 100000 tn
bonds by the school board.
This offer was made by Southerlin,
Barry and Company. Inc, OF New
Orleans. giving s.96l5 on the dollar
for the bonds, cNh TO be paid for
the entire amount. Several other
offers have been refused because
they were for inStallment payments
The money Is TO be paid when
opinion of Chapman and Cutler
CO Chicago. has been approved.
1t is hoped to complete the deal
before October I. and work will be-
gin on the building as oon there
after as possible. so as to have IL
ready for che opening Of school
nqkEt fall
One building has already been
put up out Of the bond money. the
local banks taking UP the bonds,
as a temporary arrai ,-ment. These
bonds will be turned back and sold
to the new company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

Daily temperatures will drop
lower day by day from now on
although fall has not definitely ar
rived. according to weather bureau
chief w. j. Schnurbusch.
Cooler days and cooler nights
were predicted by the local weat' er
observer. and q gradual drop III
temperature was prognosticated.
I'VE are liable TO have one hot
spell before fall really sets In" Mr.
Schnurbusch said. but even this
Is doubtful. What we really need
is rain. and We may have some In
the near future"
A tropical disturbance In the
Gulf or Mexico was also reported.
off the coast OF louisiana. Warn
Ings were issued by the weather
buerau at Washington to all small
craft. but the possibility Of the
storm hitting the Valley was vague.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
MEXICO CHEERS
u. S. EMISSARY
Ambassadors Praises Are
Sung for Work Done
In Republic

MEXICO CITY. Sept. ls-tF-
A train twining northward today
through the Mexican cordillera
carried Dwight W. Morrow. retir-
ing ambassador, toward his "
country, where in November ne
will stand for election 10 q sena-
torial toRa.
The miles Of amending cacti and
purple mountain ranges echoed tne
farewell OF the thousands VINO
gathered last night at the Colonia
station 10 see him and Mrs. Morrow
OF. the farewell OF Mexicans TO
those whom they like and respect:
"Vaya listed con dos. sonora
MAY you 20 with God
His three years OF service below
the Rio Grande ended. Mr. Morrow'
who came to Mexico from q part
nership IN the Morgan banking
enterprises. took with him today
the official thanks OF President
Ortiz Rubio and Foreign Secretary
Genaro Estrada. Both in Official
pronouncements lauded his work
detailed his accomplishments here,
and hoped he would be back again
soon
-He has shown himself TO be
a great friend In Mexico" the Pre-
Sident declared.
The foreign secretary. recalling
that before Mr.. Morrow. Mexico
maintained toward the United
States a constant attitude OF de-
tense and unconfiding vigilance,
commented: Now there remains
none OF the troublesome problems
which existed at the time OF his
arrival"
Mr.. Morrow's last official aci
IN Mexico was as dean OF the
Diplomatic corps. when in company
with other diplomats. the president
and members OF the cabinet he
reviewed the massed colors OF the
Mexican army as they paraded
past the golden winged monument
TO independence on the beautiful
Paseo de Ia Reforma. Tens OF
thousands watched the ceremony
which was the final act in Mexlco's
celebration Of the 10th anniversary
Of the fight for independence.
Mr.. MOrrow's route was across
the mountains Of Guanajuato. Fac
atecas. Durango and Chihuahua Il
Ciudad Juarez and FL Paso. Texas
to a xanch near Dawson. New Mex
leo, where he will spend a few
DAYS before going TO Washington
70 present his resignation as am
bassador to President Hoover. He
will 20 from Washington to Engle-
wood. New Jersey. to press his
kcandidacy for the United States
senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sent. l~9.-tPi-Wheat
and corn prices both underwent
material sethacks here early today
owing largely TO an UNEXPECTED
sharp downturn in wheat quotations
at Liverpool. Reports were current
that Russia was offering large
quantities Of wheat abroad. and has
chartered freight room for 100000
tons OF wheat.
Opening IL TO ! lac off. Chicago
wheat later showed an additional
decline. Corn started 5-3 to 1c lower
and subsequently, receded further.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
Instructed Verdict
Ends Damages Suit

EDINBURG. Sept. Am in
structed verdict for the defendant
was returned Thursday in the case
Of j. r. Beck against the American
Rio Grande Land and Irrigation
company.
Beck was asking SIT, dama--s.
alleging that failure OF a bar pit
dug by the defendant to provide
drainage had caused a part Of a
tract OF farm land to become water
logged and useless. The suit also
alleged that Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
contracted malaria fro mmosquitoes
bred in the waterlogEed tract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
MARKETS
n. u. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-P-Stock
market bears launched a strenuous
drive against the pivotal shares IN
the earlier hours TODAY. Their activ-
ity was accompanied by q wild
rumor or two, one of which origin
ating in London. concerned the sta
b.lity OF conditions in Germany
and as a result considerable liqui-
dation appeared from nervous hold
ers. The new ticker got about a
minute behind the market.
Steels and Utilities were freely
offered u. s. Steel broke 3 points
and there was a similar drop III
American Power & Light, Vana-
dunn. Westinghouse Electric and
Eastman Kodak. Southern Railway,
Du Pont, A. M. Byers, Electric
Power g. Light. American Can and
numerous others yielded a couple
Of points. Several of the fav0rite
were sold In large blocks some OF
which ranged from 5000 to 5000
shares.
Can money renewed unchanged at
2 percent.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. lo.-tP-
Cotton had a rather quiet OPEN
ing as Liverpool cables were about
as due. The market here opened
unchanged TO l point down. After
rallying slightly following the start
the market eased off later in the
first hour on a little hedge selling
October dropping to 1892 and De-
cember to 1907. or 3 70 4 points
below the opening figures.
There was very little disposition
10 trade while WAITING for the daily
weather map and official weather
forecast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NFW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-fP-Cot-
ton opened steady. unchanged TO 4
points lower under over night sell
ing orders which appeared to be
partly from the south. Hedging was
a little more active according to
some observers. but it appeared to
be quite readily absorbed around the
initial prices by covering and trade
buvin1.
The latter was believed to be
partly for foreign account includ-
ing houses with Liverpool and Jap
anese connections. but the volume
Of business taDered off after the
first few minutes and the market
was comparatively quiet at the erd
OF the first half hour. Prices held
fairly steadv around 1890 for new
October and II 80 for March. or
about 2 to 4 points net lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
0BIIGrNG

Every Sunday we 60 fishing"
complained the young wife, land
you know I hate fish"
We'll" said her husband, sur
veying the empty basket. II catch
as few as possible Tit Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
City Briefs

Free instruction tor ladies each
Thursday, two o'clock. Campbell:
Bowling Alley. adv If
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

Chicken Tamales every Saturday
at Country Club Service Station
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

BERLIN-Out OF 34.000.000 votes
in Sundays parliamentary election
l.172 were cast by the anti-alcohol
party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

34O,0 900 bales OF cotton during the
11-months period ending July 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals. strengthens sore. weak
tired eyes. ADV. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-26
HONE INSTITUTE
IS PROFITABLE
TO LOCAL WONEN

Miss Jessie Lee Decker, assistant
state leader of home demonstration
agents for the agricultural extern
sion service, gave an interesting
home makers institute for county
farm women y--Sterday in Wilson
school, with about IS in attendance.
The speaker took up color first
of all beginning with yellow and
its compliment and working up a
warm and cool color scale for the
benefit Of the home decorator. She
showed how rooms on the sunny
side of the house may be made to
appear cooler and those on the dark
side may be given a more cheerful
aspect by the judicious use Of color.
She also gave hints as to how the
appearance OF rooms as to size and
proportion may be altered IN dec
grafton.
Building points were noted, re-
garding ventilation, cooling and in
sulation.
Then Miss Decker showed q
large variety of textiles for drapes.
glass curtains, and upholstery and
with these she illustrated the build
ing up of various types OF rooms in
a number of pleasing color har-
monies. suitable for the home needs
Of the Imperial Valley dweller.