davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
RUsKo CHCE sTAVAT
ZEPELfNKY.

Uspechy vcditelnych vzducho-
lodi v poslednom case najma u
spesnv let vzducholodi Zeppelin
okolo sveta, vyvolaly v Rusku
vel'ky zaujem % stavbu tychto
vzdusnych lodi.
Jedno poslednych zasadn''u
prezidia Letecko o-chemickeJ spo-
locnosti, ktore sd konalo pod
predsednictvom elena RevolucneJ
vojenskej rady Unslichta, bofo
venovane problemom stavby vzdu
cholodi "a hraniciami i Rusku.
Nadseny propagation vzducholodl
Rusku, inzinier Vorobjev doka-
zoval, ze stavba voditel 'nych vzdu
cholodi ma teraz velky praktlcky
vyznam. V poslednom case v Ru-
sku Specialna komisia celc
predsedom Gorbunovom vypraco-
vala projekt transsibirskej lcte-
ckej trate. A prave pri ohrom-
nlch vzdialenostiach Rusku by
mohly hrat' vzducholode vynimoc
MI ilohu. Inzinier Vorobjev
svojej reel poznamenal, ze Rusko
ma ma svojom iizemi vsetok mate
rial, potrebny k stavbe vzducho-
lodi. "Treba sa len venovat' to-
muto dielu tax vazne, ako stavbc
aeroplanov V nutnych pripa-
doch pribrat' na pomoc i zahra-
nicn6 technick6 sily.'
Po tomto rcferatc sa konala de-
bata, pri ktorej boIa zd0razhova-
ma nutnost' rozvoja stavby vzdu
cholodi V Rusku.
Vysledkom zasadania bolo r0z-
hodnutie, podPa ktortho sa ma
zaciat' rozsiahla kampan pre- but
dovanie sovietskych voditel'ny
vzducholodi. V najblizsom case
ma byt' obstarana zk1Sobna So
vietska vzducholod'. Sncasne bu-
de prikrocent k vydaniu Special
nej Iiteratllry 0 stavbe vzducho-
lodi, a budc zalozeny vybor, kto-
ry bude bedlivt' mad uskutocnc-
MIN tychto ciei'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
'''ItSztOaSted

sti. Nielen narodniari, ale i ru-
daci. Nielen Slovensko caka -
americki Slovaci cakajn uz roxy
co sa tn dokaze. EBude Pittsburgh,
ska dohoda uzr1ana a vtelena do
nstavy CSR, ci nebude? Bude Slo-
vensko V kazdom ohl'ade' rovno-
pravnou cast our republiky a Ike.
dy? Bude sa slovensky narod spra
vovat' podl'a svojej vole kedy
sa to stane! To cakali cakaJu
americki Slovaci, a ked' sd to ne
stava skutkom, ba d0jde na po-
divine, zpoza oceana t'azsie pocho-
pitel ne zjavy - obraz Sd stava
neurcitym a nasleduje - nedove-
ra.
Kde sn korene tejto nedovery
VZhradom na narodnu stranu
predne tn - u mas. BolO 81 vSi-
mat len volebnej tlace, ami nie
centralistickej. ci uz "a krajin-
skvch volieb roku 1928, a ci teraz
"a parlamentnych, co sd nam vse-
tko vyhadzovalo na oci, to, jedi
nym zrejmym ciel'om - znemoz-
nit mas. Narodna strana nemala
grosa, ami vel Ike masy "a sebou,
ale jednako len inala a ma dobry
slovensky autonomisticky pro-
gram priamy, bez akychkol 'vek
deliacich stavovskych, ci konfe-
sionalnych priveskov - uplatnit
ma strane autonomistickej tento
program hoci jednym jedinkym
hlasom v krajinskom zastupitel' ;
stve - ME je to zrejme pluc pre-
yec sloyensku? A ako boil infor-
movani i americki Slovaci ma
som postupe? Vselijako! Neplsal
som o tom verejne = prezrel som
trpky DOZEN, ze ia Slovensl1u ami
vel'kej vladnej antonomisticl1ej
strane nejde o to, ably SINE boil.
My SINE nelifrovali micurovcom
autonomisticke hlasy, oni nam
prepustili .okolo fritisic, ably sme
sa mohli ohlasit' vecne zauime
slovenskeho autonomizmu A jed
mako boil SINE zradcovanl. vyhla-
SEM "a zapredancov tax Do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
VSETCI V JEDNOM VRECI.

krajovi slovensk pokari sa cez leto poradnc clcr-
Mill. Nam Amerike zdalo, re jc w po Slovensku,
ked ma taklch zapredajnych zradcovskych vodcov.
Hlinkov Juriga zaspieval: "liinka, ~vajda kapsa.
lnka Jurgovi zaspieva jednu poriadnejsiu az toho
zanemel Razus vra zapredal Cechom neboo jecno-
no vodcu ktoremu by nebolo uslo dakeho plllnena
"A teiaz nastava orezvene WI yjasnenie Razus Sa
osvedcuje zc bude hlasovat Pttsburghskd Dohodu,
kcd ju prcdlozi Hlnka vzdor tomu zc scdi V
klubc tcskych denokraov A IIlinkov zaiste mic ne
mono vvykat re spoil troma ccskImi ultranaco-
nastm, Stribrnym, Ga dom Pergeronl, len mech til
Dohoiu predlozi.
Keby SINE my boil prazskom sncme. predklada by
slc Pittsburghskli Dolodu kazdy den nei hovorili
stale zc by Cechom cd toho az zlc prso. tax by aida
boil prindtenl ju uviest' do 'lstavv republiky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
slo ma parlamentne volby

slo ma parlamentne volby - to
| iste. Narodna strana nemohla ist'
sama, bez groSa nemozno ist' V
CSR do volieb; a to SINE my, ma
rodniari, nenastavili. PrecO nesla
Iudovou stranou? Proste preto,
lebo by ju pre- neurovnane konfe-
sionalne prestrelky stvanice asl
3/4 volicstva bolo opustilo l'u
| dakom iste by sd nebOlo chcelo
dat',' hoci i len jeden mandat ma
rodniarom darom. My SINE text
dohody narodnou demokraciou
uverejnili, co je ami ME obycajom.
Spravili sme to vSak pretO, ked
SINE videli, kan mieria stvanice i
so strany autonomistickej. Zacho-
vail SINE 81 program, zachovali ne
odvislost' v slovenskych veciach.
AZ slovenska l'udova strana poda
navrh v parlamente ma vtelenie
Pittsburghskej dohody do dstavy
CSR a pod. - parliamentary "a
stupca slovenskej narodnej stra-
ny bude hlasovat' nou. Cakat' to
vsak, ci tu, ci "a moron, re by
aida ten jeden jediny narodniar
robil divy, nebolo by na mieste,
we'd sam ami len navrh nemchol
by podat', ked' je k tomu treba
Wac podpisov. So stanoviska SLOW.
autonomizmu mono postavit o.
tazku len takto: co je lepsie, ked
je o jedneho autonomistu Wac v
parlamente, hoci je ten j hospi-
tantom u narodnych demokratov,
a ci keby no nebolo? Ufam, aspon
autonomisticki Slovaci Amerike
najdu ma to spravnu odpoved'.
Narodna~ strana je slovenska,
autonomisticka - to pre- cloveka,
pracuj1ceho slovenskej veci staci.
DosiaH sme sa snazili osozit' slo-
venskej veci, ako SINE vedeli a
vladali - skodit' jej nemali SINE
ami prilezitosti. Strana mala sla-
ba moze mat taktil1u len ako ta-
ka - nem0ze sa stavat' do pozy,
V ktorej ami velki nedokazali We
Ia. Vd'acne budeme sdruzovat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
PRECITAJTE!

Prcitate 81 ia nej strane, GO pise jeden NADIA Cha
vla,tne eron) mas Sovakoch. Precajte to- Fen cl
nok zjavii vsetkych mad arsk ych ovnicl klaj
- zjayll sa mnohych ceskvch techoslovackych. Ba
uyerejn,ny Dol americkych ceskych mad arsky ych.
TAX SA IN Vr.L'MI PACII4 tax 81 na nom pochltna-
vail, al jazykami mlaskal Tie cesk6 noviny ako kebv
ccely povedat Beznakovi llovece to ste napsal pra
yd. TIL hasa pusa!"
Sloyaci ked 81 to precltate, dnpnte nolou
unieite 81 prat obe strany mnom alebo past 'ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Rurnnage Lots
Sporting
Goods

(S) $22.5o @. r. S. Cameras, 40
pictures to each roll of film, $3.50
(l2) $3S.50 q. r. s. Motion Pic
ture Cameras and projectors, COM
plete for ....:.....: :$l2.S0
(12) S5c Films for taking 40
snapshots. Per roll. use
(S) IS Exercise Outfits, 4
pieces .......... .......... .$l.95
~ $2.5O Exercise Outfits. Pulley
style .................. III
(10) 81 Grab Traps, 4-door
style .........':...... 4oc
q Sets) SIS Burke Golf Clubs.
e Sets) $3.50 Tommy Armour
Sets. matched irons. $50. SASS
e Sets) $50 Bobby Cruickshank
Sets, steel-shafted clubs. .$17.95
(35) 81 Sweat Shirts, most
sizes $3.50. 5yc
(1O) So Great Lakes, "New
Yorker" Steel-shaft Golf Clubs;
wood only .................. Sl.95
go PrS) 81 Roller Skates, ball
bearing ................. .74c
$50 $3.50 Base Ball Gloves.
fielders' or catcher. ......... .$1.59
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Warren Porch
Shades

Famous Warren quality porch
shades of fine slat b q m b o o.
Green or brown. Made with
new patent fasteners. All have
the extraordinary 7-foot drop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Rur71ni0ge Sale
Mems Clothing

Mems $40 and $12.50 Hot
Weather Suits, broken lots and
sizes in Tropical cloths, crashes
and Tropolines. Sizes SE.HS
IS to 46 in the lot r9sS0
Mems $3.50 Cloth Suits, fancy
mixtures. Small sizes
only in the lot. 80 S6.zS
to SO
Mems $25 Golf Suits, wool fab
RIGS in fancy grays. / pair long
pants, / pair knick- S12.SO
ers.. Broken sizes. @~S~
So Overall in m p ers,
vi xhi s;,e, Slightly '0ilsd. 95c
Mems $16.50 to $3.50 Suits,
cassimeres and worsted effects In
light, medium and
dark shades, Broken S11.0S
sizes 81 to Al. ...... -
GoIdenberg's-Men's Shop
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

Early rising. plenty of exercise, mod
Grafton in eating and drinking, and a
contented mind are the secrets of how
to keep young. as given by British
Field Marshal Lord Methuen, who is
IS years old this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Remnants of 39c to SOC
Wash Fabrics
1oc Yd.
soc to soc
Wash Fabrics

Remnant lengths Of 90N
rayon and cotton fiat 49,
crepes, printed silk-and cotton
p0ngee; plain broadclOths, printed
Hollywood chintz. plain rayon- and
cotton fat crepes, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Rurnmoge lots
Housewares

(28) soc Cans Floor
Polish, Radiant brand;
LOT cans; for any Zoe
type mop ..............
a. $7.49 Lawn Mowers. Perfec-
ton make; ball bear
ing; 4 steel bladed S&.08
cutting reel .........
(16) 79c Bridge Lamp
Shades, parchment effect,
beautifully decor ted, AQC
hexagon shape .........
(63) window Screens,
wood frames; slightly
damaged soc to 79c 30M
VdlueS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Entire Stock
Fishing Tackle
Il Price

This fine group includes super
silk lines In 'Cuttyhunk and Wex-
ford brand. Also hooks, reels, sink
ers, wiggIers, cotton lines, cork
floats and artificial bait. Limited
quantities.
Sporting GOOds-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
~ $4o.oS Ranney
Refrigerator
$3o.98

Has hardwood casing, seamless
porcelain lined box; lockwood in
sulatRon: 50-lb. capacity; s-door
style.
$49.98 New Method Gas Ranges.
large oven type:
metal and asbestos
lined; 4 burners and 50 on
SUMNER ............
1887 Csc Cotton Clothes
Lines. 50-foot length; 4 20
slightly soiled ..........
(7S) Knives of stainless
steel; butcher, Sic
ing knives; also cook Zoo
enberg's--Downstairs Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

50 Melba Adorme Face
Powder at less than one 49,
fourth Of the original q q
price ........s.......
81 Melba Compacts,
silver plated and fitted 49,.
with compact powder, AAC
puff and mirror .......
1Oc OrangewoOd Sticks EN
iI assorted styles. 2 for ~
59c Nymfaun Bath
Salts, delightfully."- fra HEM
grant and refreshing. %. 4SS
1Oc Rinse. the popular aRn
washing powdt', 2 for. =
use Witchhaxel, at 1o~
special price of ........ 4OS
csc DER Kiss Talcum,
popular odor at almost a 40
half price .............. &@~
$3.50 Double Mavis
C0mpacts, exceptionally SSM
underpriced at ......... 49,
35c williams Shaving
Cream at welcome saw 99M
Ing
Csc Palmolive Shaving
Cream. Special Friday DO
at
SOC and Use Assorted
Perfumes in fancy gift A 60
boxes
Goidenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Rurnn1age Lots
Radios and
Cabinets

81 Holster Battery Cabinets,
high boys; slightly S9.0S
damaged ........... ~&~S
(2) S25 Battery Cabinets: may
be used for electric sets $aA
also; low boys; brand-new T4V
(2) IS Radio Bench Go ar
e., with tapestry tops. r4s"0
(6) SIS High Boy Cabinets, Cas-
well Runyon make; for most
any make electric SN9.oS
set ................
a. $50 Atwater Speakers, 2 Of
large size, of medium c.
size; magnetic type $500. ID
~ $50 Freshman NIB, 7
tubes: Peerless CA I'm
dynamic speaker -. T4&s9V
(2) SIa9.50 Fada Radios, Con-
cert Grand cabinet; screen grid. 8
tubes; Vibre control dynamic
SpesEsr' 1880 $3.50
(2) SI52 Atwater Kent Radios,
Keil table models with z screen
grid tubes and cleo Con- en-
tro dynamic speaker $STsSV
(I) s149 PhiIco Radio, low boy;
electro dynamic speaker; 8
tubes. Floor DEM Gnn- en-
onstrator .......... TI1~
GoIdenberE's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Rusnn,age Sale of
WOHaaen'S indies

81 Lingerie, chemises, step-lns,
and boomers of rayon-
and-cotton fiat crepe or ho@
natural pongee .......
S9c Rayon indies, chemises and
step-ins of cool. dainty i
quality in pretty pastel &0C
shades ...............
SEC indies, including costume
slips of muslin, and step
ms of wolfe or rayon fiat 2QM
crepe
81 Costume Slips, of rayon-and-
cotton fiat crepe in broken 7QN
sizes ...............
S3.9S Silk indies, gowns, panties,
step-ins, boomers and chemises
of crepe satin or crepe So. SO
de chine ..............
Goldenberg's--eeeond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(252) Mems $50 to ~
Shirts
y 79c
A broken size assortment Of
white and fancy shirts left from
previous sales; some Of them
mussed and soiled, but all Of them
rare values. Collar attached and
neckband styles.
(2:1) Mems SOC Shorts, perfect
quality, in white and
fancy patterns; full cut. zAC
Broken sizes .......,...
(164) Mems $3.50 TO 50 Pajama
Coats, in plain and fancy 22N
colorings. Each. ....... ~
(59) S1.49 Mems Rayon Union
Suits, of good quality, in plain col
ors. Broken sizes and A0W
irregulars ...... i....... ~
(269) Mems 79c Union Suits,
athletic style of madras and
checked nainsook, with
elastic back. Most all A7C
cAOCo s'.'.sss 'ssss.s''s
17S) Mems 81 to $1.50 Knit
Union Suits, Summer weight, long
legs. long sleeves: also
athletic style. Broken S0e
lots ..................
(21) Mems $3.50 Beach Sweat
ers, coat style with
two pockets. White Tor
only. Broken Sizes.
(23D Mems So to SO Straw
Hats. stiff and soft styles, including
our Smart Set" and Golden
enberg Special" Sizes Qom
ga to tx GOV
1881 Mems 39c to soc Hose.
rayon-mixed grades in fancy pat
terms. Perfect and irreg- 1nm
ulars. Sizes 10 to 111a.. 4S
Goldenberg'E-Maln Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
1oc and 25c
Wash Fabrics

Remnant lengths NA1/~
S6-in. printed per- 4%|ZS
Gales, 32-in. dress ginghams, rom
per cloths, tissue ginghAms and
fast-colored prints.
Goldenbers's-Maln Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14
The Substantial Sausage Finds
a Place on the Winter Menus

MO matter what you call a
sausage-affectionately, derI-
sively. or suspiciously-it's
sure TO be popular. Good sausage Is
a satisfying dish for the hungry. and
IL tempts the appetite OF the finicky
by its fragrant spiciness. When in
doubt. it's safe 70 serve sausage
either as a breakfast, luncheon or
supper dish. Especially In cold
weather when we need substantial
foods.
There isn't any reason however.
why we should stick TO the two or
three most common sausages. Some
know only the ''frankfurters" TO
give them their most dignified appel
lation. Or the little pork sausage
Or the large. beefy bologna
But wherever there are ample
stocked delicatessen or foreign shops.
there n car obtain any or a dozen
varieties OF sausage. Sausages are
an international dish-F r e n c h..
Italian. German. English-all have
their special kinds. The Germans
perhaps are the great sausage spe-
cialists. and they make literally over
a hundred varieties. Indeed, there
are almost thirty kinds or liver
sausages alone. some made from beef
liver. the cheapest. others with a
goose liver basis. costing several
dollars the pound
Beef and pork are the basis OF
most sausages. and the variety In
flavor Is caused by the different
spices used. Cervelat IL a sausage or
beef or veal and no pork Is used.
SalamI Is usually tough meat. and
makes a hard sausage which IL what
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14

and he asks you for a date should
you say yes or no?
When a boy takes a girls ring
or anything and does not give il
back. - this a sign he likes or
loves the girl?
When a girl or a fellow 20 out
o a ride Or 60 TO "a show. and
after the show he takes her home,
Is IL right for the fellow to walk
10 the door OF the girls house with
her from the car?
LOVESICK AND WORRIED.
III OVESICk AND WORRIED:
~ Every one or us II a free agent
in the matter OF choosing our COM
panions unless we have given a def
mite pledge 10 a certain person. III
your friend has ceased TO pay atten-
ton 10 you there Is nothing you can
do. consistent with the behavior OF a
young lady. except 20 your " way
and find other friendships and inter
ests. i. Whether you make a date
with a young man on first a~cquaint-
ance Is entirely an individual matter.
II YOU wish 70 90 out you could per-
haps suggest that both he and you
bring q friend and thus make II a
nice foursome. 2. There Is no In
stinct OF refinement in a boy who
takes a ring or any jewelry from a
girl. nor is there anything but fool
ishness in the makeup OF a girl who
would offer him such a gift. 8. IL
Is but polite and gentlemanly for n
young man 10 escort his companion
out OF the car 10 the door OF her
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14
Beauty and the Jury!
Winifred Blacks Topic Today

school years ago, and bless your
heart, Carrie wouldn't have hurt
a fly-not on purpose.
And two Of the other Jury
men thought "oh. well, you're
only young once. What if she
did smash the fellow up a little.
a Beauty like her"
And the other Jurors just sat
and thought what was going to
be for dinner when they got
home, and who was ahead in the
golf score, and what on earth
was the matter with Daughter
that she could see anything in
that young jack-a-napes, who
couldn't even raise a decent
mustache. And they didn't hear
the evidence at all, so they voted
with the foreman and Beauty
gave each of them a dazzling
smile. and they all went home
feeling important and kindly
and very. very wise.
Beauty
Oh, she just laughed.
She's always laughing-that
girl.
Maybe that's why everybody
Is so sure she's a Beauty.
coD5risht. 1890. SsusDaDsr Feature Services. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14
Helpful Advice to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE
L ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ There Is a fellow ! like quite
well. but ! don't know him very
well. Just enough TO say hello TO.
I would like very much TO go to
the prom with him. As / am a
junior. II would be my place TO ask
him. or course, the prom isn't
until May, but what would you
advise me TO do to get In" with
him? HOPEFUL.
HOPEFUL: I do hope that your
- acquaintance with the young
: OF whom you write will have
progressed beyond the hello" stage
by next May. But as you ara both
in the same school. IL IL more than
likely you both are interested in
many OF the school activities. IN
which case 1t should be possible 20
get to know him better. Find out
Just what school activities engage
his attention. and I feel sure you
will find a common meeting ground.
especially as there r so many
functions connected with school
clubs and societies during the Win
ter. .
nBAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- ! am a girl in my teens. ]
have had about six or seven dates
with a fellow I loved very much.
He has stopped dating me now. ]
would like 10 90 out with him
again, but Y don't know how 10 do
II. So please tell me what TO do.
the first time you meet a fellow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14
Minute Journeys
By TEMPLE MANNIN
By TEMPLE MANNING
The City Of Vienna.

nERHAPs the most outstanding
characteristic OF the City of
Vienna Is its streets and
b~oulevards. They are mar
velous-broad. well-gardened and
lined with attractive shops. They
are streets built for the promenade.
One i~nstinctively turns toward them.
wanders along watching the parade
or gay Viennese and the procession
OF automobiles. or window shops!
The most prominent street - the
Ring Strasse which completely en-
circles the so-called inner city where
are located the vast majority or the
government buildings and those
buildings which. In the days or the
Hapsburg regime. were the homes
OF the royal family.
Facing on this famous Ring are
some OF the most imposing buildings
In the city. The House OF Parlia-
ment. formerly the home OF the I'm
perial Diet i one OF them. IL Is
done in classic simplicity with the
entire 'front.' facade a row or columns.
The building Is set back from the
street somewhat, and "A winding ramp
leads up to the central entrance, Civ
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and air or importance. "A little
further along and on the opposite
side or the Ring Strasse. IL the Burg
Theatre. one OF the b~est-known thea
tres In Europe-if not the world. 1T
Is another architectural masterpiece
Monuments and gardens galore dot
the Ring which has justifiably be-
come one Of the beloved spots or
Vienna.
A branch OF the Danube River has
been converted into a canal and runs
through Vienna. near the edge OF the
Inner CITY," Across this there are
many bridges. each carrying ornate
statues which. throughout the years.
have been dear to these emotional.
sentimental people. These bridges
are usually lined with the booths M
fruit and flower vcniors-womrn IN
bright costumes. their heads wrapped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-14
The Stars Say
For Friday, January l5.
" ~CENEVIEVE KEMBLE.

A LIVELY and eventfub day II
IN forecast from the predominant
"a planetary aspects. albeit there
are likely to be some ~perplexities and
battling complications. a sudden
change OF radical Importance Is prob
able. entatDng unusual outlay OF
funds with q tendency 10 personal
extravaganza. There may be excite
ment and mental agitation. which are
likely TO confuse the issues and lead
to loss or false steps unless wisdom
and conservatism be exercised Es-
pecial care II enjolned in the making
or contracts " agreements.
Those whose birthday IL is are on
the eve OF "A sudden change OF far
reaching Importance. With extreme
precaution. sound Judgment and a
conservative use OF funds, there may
lie profitable ventures with many
advantages. But the tendency TO
Speculate or 10 personal extravaganza
should be curbcd. A child born on
this day may be brilliant ard alert
mentally, but prone 10 sudden II not
spectacular moves or deals. with a
degree Of peril TO their finances. He
should I've schooled In prudent. honest
and weu-goyegnVd personal behavior.