davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

gyeben. Pompas, ragyog6 diadal-
menet lett ibel6le, eszem-iszom,
Macy darid6, sz6noklatok, fax
lyasmenet, melyben en- is reszt-
vettem fatal barataimmal. Alb
ban is megallapodtak, hogy a dol
gok kedvez6 fejl6dese eseten, ha
az alkotmany 0sszeallitasara or
szaggyiilest hivnak 0ssze, engem
is megvalasztanak kepvisel6nek a
megye egyik keriileteben, pedig
meg gyerekifju voltam.
Mem hiaba, hogy tavasz volt :
tele volt viraggal honfiak szive.
Meg most is csodalattal emlek-
szem vissza a nemzeti ebredes
eme viragkorara, mid6n csal6ka
korai napfeny kicsalta a rigye-
ket, aztan jott a hirtelen faey, a
csalodasnak, kij6zanodasnak
hideg szele, es elpusztitott min
dent.
De mindig csak napfenynek
0riiltiink a valasztasi k0rut ideje
alatt. Negy bogarfekete, magyar
szerszamu 10 volt fogva kocsi
ele; tarsolyos, nyalka huszar tilt
kardosan, tollbokretas csakoval a
bakon; ket mask huszar lovagolt
kivont karddal el3ttiink. A var
megye urai valamennyien diszma-
gyarba 0lt0zve, fenyes fogatokon
kisertek benninket falur6l falu-
IA. Minden hazon nemzetiszin
zaszl6, minden ajkon lelkes ellen,
minden szivben remeny es 0r0m.
Meg az asszonyok es leanyok is
magyar viseletben jartak. Gy0n-
gy0s partaban, sujtasos mente
vallukon, felpuffadt, h6feher ing
vail, zsinorral k0rulszegett, suho-
GO selyem szoknya, meg ramas pi-
ci piros csizma, magas sarokkal
vagy rojtos topanka.
Mi, fiatalok, l6haton kisertiik a
menetet, leemelt kalpaggal felel-
think az urin6k kendolobogtata.
sara, gynjt6 szavakat inteztiink a
fold nepehez, mely mindenitt
elenkbe t6dult, Kossuthot, meg az
alispanjel0ltjiiket, meg benniin-
ket eljenezve.
Ebedre Nyeri Gergelyekhez
voltunk hiva. OFT talaltuk a t0b-
bi vendegek kozul Ladhazi pozso-
nyi bankart, Katinka leanyayal.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

Ujkenyeri urvacsora osztasun-
kat multi vasarnap tartottuk
meg. Ekkor jarultak el6szor a
scent asztalhoz M6ricz Ilona, Re
no Terez, Kis Sandor, Gezus Bella
es M6ricz Albert. Az urvacsorai
jegyeket Peter Gyorgy es neje
ajandekoztak. Templomunk sze.
pen fel volt diszitve viragokkal.
Osszesen 33-an jarultak a scent
asztalhoz kuvertekben 18 dollar
gyiilt be. Delutan fel haromkor
tartottunk halaad6 istentisztele-
tet.
e heten kedden este j0ttek 0sz-
sze ifjaink, hogy okt. 6-ikanak a
megiinneplesere szerepeiket at
vegyek.
Szerdan este N6egylet tartja
tarsas 0sszej0vetelet Sohajda Ist-
vanne hazaban.
A regi rend all vissza teliesen
mar jov6 vasarnapt6l fogva isten-
tiszteletiink idejeben, vagyis va
sarnapi iskolank kezd6dik f6l 10
6rakor, istentiszteletiink pedig
fel 11-kor.
Templomunk kifestve. N6egy-
letunk augusztusi gyiilesen meg
ajanlotta a sziikseges festek-
anyagot, munkanelkuli buzg6bb
ferfiaink pedig hozzafogtak XII
festettek templomunkat. A jar6-
kel6k, kiil0n0sen akike volt aze-
lott a templom, gyony0rk0dve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

uOfOillI. NdgyOSSZegU ptlZSdFdH-
ciat, 1000 dollart es neha ennel is
t0bbet k0vetelnek mindenkit6l,
azon a cimen, hogy penzzel kell
rendelkeznie. inert az allan nem
tarthatja ell, ha mem lenne kepes
munkahoz jutni. Amerikai bara-
tok vagy rokonok tamogat6 affi-
davitjeit mem fogadjak ell es Vi
zumot kizar6lag csak olyanok-
max adnak XII, akik keszptnzt
tudnak felmutatni.
ICY van azutan, hogy sokan,
akik evek 6ta vartak a qu6taba
val6 bejutasra, egeszen elallnak a
remenytelen varakozast6l, inert a
sziikseges 0sszeget keptelenek
volnanak megszerezni. A qu6tak
varakozasi ideje megsziint, s0t
sok orszagban ures quota es
mines bevandorlasra jelentkez6.
Icy az egesz quota az el5nyqu6-
tasoknak jut, els6sorban felese-
geknek es kiskoru gyermekeknek,
masodsorban ferjeknek es elag-
gott szil6knek. Ilyenek bejovete-
let amerikai allampolgarok, vagy
polgarn6k kerv6nyezhetik es a
konzul penzgarancia nelkiil ad vi
zumot, csupan az illet3 kervenye-
zonek kell igazolni, hogy alland6
munkaja van es hajland6 tamo-
gatni a bej0v6t.
Ellis Islandon a legut6bbi je-
lentesek szerint, sokszaz ember
van visszatartva, akik Eur6paba
utaztak latogatoba, de miel0tt ell
utaztak mem folyamodtak vissza-
teresi engedelyert. Ez nagy gon-
datlansag, azonban, ha meg azzal
is parosul, hogy mem tudjak meg
mondani, hogy mikor es milyen
modon, milyen nevu haj6val j0t-
tex be, mikor bevandoroltak, ak
kor k0nyortelenul vissza lesznek
kuldve Eur6paba es minden jo-
gukat elvesztik, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamokba valaha visszater-
hessenek. Ketfelekepen lehet az
ilyen kellemetlenseg ellen vede-
kezni: vagy meg kell szerezni a
polgarpapirt, amely szabad be- es
kiutazasra jogosit az Egyesiilt
Allamok terileten, vagy ha ez
meg mem szerezhet6 meg, akkor
mindig tudni kell bevandorla-
sunk pontos koriilmenyeit, ennek
tudasa torvenyesiti minden be-
vandorl6 ittletet es ez elegend6
egy visszateresi engedely beszer-
zesehez, amellyel. barmikor bat
ran ultra lehet kelni.
Sokan azonban csak homalyo-
san emlekeznek ARA, hogy mi
kent j0ttek az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ba, ez azonban mem akadaly, hogy
az erkezes pontos adatait, anne
lyek a fenti esetben olyan fonto-
SAX es minden polgarpapir meg
szerzesehez feltetlenul sziiksege.
SEX, megtudjuk. Ezeknek min.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17
HETEDIK FEJEZET.
Csal6ka napf6ny.

"A tavasz ebben az evben nem-
csak a termeszet 6bred6set jelen-
tette, hanem a magyar nemzet
ebredeset is.
Aprilis 19-en kisse engedett a
vaskez, mellyel eddig Magyaror-
szagot B6csb6l kormanyozt6k es
AZ q kir. herceg, aki egy kIld0tt-
seq el6tt biiszke kardj6ra esapya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17
(Folytatas.)


en- is olyan voltam, mint BETA
gyott folyoe Es tudod-e, hogy
ezen a szep tavaszi napon en- is
f0lengedtem9
Oh, mily szep volt ICY g6g mel
kill, fagy nelkil! Stoke haja ugy
fenylett feher nyakan, mintha
minden SCALA sodrott arany volna.
Mar csaknem otthon voltunk,
mikor erosen szemembe nezett
es szakadozottan osszefiigges mel
kill, remeg6 hangon kezdett $40
lani.
- Mily io nektek. Attila, sza-
badon bevallhatjatok, ha secret
TEX. Nekiink leanyoknak, titkolni
Eell, ha megegeti sziviinket az
edes szenvedely. Oh, pedig hogy
megegeti! Van eset, hogy mem
vallhatjuk be senkinek, hogy mi
bant es mi forr beliil. Jegburok-
kal vessziik magu:nkat koriil, pc
dig az mem tud megmenteni. Meg
mentett-e engem kozony, a
guny, hideg rsszvetlenseg lat
szata? Mert csak latszat volt es
szivem sokat szenvedett
Boldog sejtelemmel eltelve
hallgattam szavait. Valaszolni
mem volt id6m. a kocsi megallt a
lepcs6feljarat el6tt.
Az elosiet6 mas jelentette,
hogy a grof ur megerkezett.
Eliz szorakozottan suttoga.
- Hiszen csak estere izente,
hogy megj6-
Karjat karomba olte es hizel-
kedve hajolt hozzam.
- Hozzad megyek, Attillacska,
veled akarok lenni.
- De a grof
Labaval toppantott es diadal-
mas arccal, hatarozott hangon
monda:
- Mem akarom latni. Most nem
tudnek beszelni vele.
- Eliz!
Mem, EN- hozzad megyek be.
A gr6f eleg koran megtudja.
= Nit tud meg eleg koran?
Hogy mem megyek hozza,
inert sohasem szerettem.
= De az Istenert, inert jatszot-
tai hat vele es - masikkal?
Deriilten nevetett, aztan elko-
molyodott, mint az aprilisi eg-
bolt.
- Mem ertesz te ahhoz, kis At
tilla. Ma jegzajlas volt Wagon
es szivemben. Oily szabad lett
a szivem, mint a foly6. A grof
k0nnyen MISUNDERSTANDING, inert
mem volt meg eleg ideje belem
szeretni. A mask! Oh! azzal mel
tatlanul bantam, annak karp6t-
lassal tartozom. Nit tegyek, Atti-
la, hogy megengeszteljem!
- Kit akarsz megengesztelni9 ?
= Ej, no, AIT a masikat.
- Ott6t?
Mem felelt ,csak szemeve1, mo-
solyaval felindult egesz edes va
l6javal mondott igent.
Ujjongtam 0r0m0mben, aztan a
ketelkedes feliilkerekedett ben.
mem.
- De kedves kis Eileen, hogy
t0rtenhetett ez? Gunyoltad Ott6t,
kicsinyelted polgari allasat, kozo.
ny0ddel gyot0rted es eliizted in.
net. Pedig mines az a verbeli her.
ceg, aki szepsegre, lelki nemes.
segre, batorsagra es iigyessegre
megmerk6zhetnek vele. Neki mem
az 6se volt nemes es el1kel3, de
3 maga az. Hanem egy nap alatt
ICY megvaltozni, megis furcsa' do
log, kis leany!
Boh6 - felele Eliz, vallam
ra hajtva sep fejet, bizonyara {
tavollevo Otto valla helyett va ha
hogy szabadult meg a Vag a jeg
t6l, fagytol egyetlen ejszakan?.,
HETEDIK FEJEZET.
Csal6ka napf6ny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REaENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

Irta: WERNER GYULA

monda: "ez az en- alkotmanyom' !,
megsziint Magyaorszag kormany-
z6ja lenni.
A megyek tanacskoz6 termenek
ajtoi megnyiltak. Magyar diszru-
has, kalpagos, kardos, sarkan-
tyus, delceg alakok jelentek meg
ujra termekben, nemzetiszin
zaszlok ropkodtek diadalmasan a
varmegyehaz ablakab6l.
Apamnal nagy osszejovetel
volt, megjott varmegye szine-
java.
Az emberek mamorosak voltak
az or0mt6l; negyes fogataikr6l
leugralva, egymast oleltek, ESQ
koltak, volt, aki sirt 0r0meben.
A tanacskozasok targya a poll
tikai helyzet volt. Az urak sokaig
,es zajosan vitatkoztak es vele-
menyek szazfele agaztak.
Egyik resi- cselfogast latott az
egesz dologban. Meggyiilt a ne
metnek a baja valamelyik kiilso
hatalmassaggal - mondtak - es
most attol tart, hogy mem uszhat
XII a partra, mig leigazott, al
kotmanyatol megfosztott Magyar
orszag egy HOTTEST irtozatos su-
lyaval huzza ct lefele. Ez resze
a hazafiaknak arrol is tudott,
hogy olasz-osztrak haboru van
keletkezoben, keleti kerdessel
komplikalva. A haboru celia: fel-
szabaditani Velencet es Magyar
orszagot.
A mask resi- AIT mondta +:
Mindegy akarmit f6z a nemet.
Csak egyszer keziinkben legyen a
varmegye, oft aztan ugy megveti
labat nemzet, hogy hatalom
mem allhat meg feluton es keny-
telen visszaadni az alkotmanyt.
Legrosszabb esetben a varmegye-
hazakb6l kitartasra es turelemre
buzditjuk a nemzetet, fellelkesit-
jiik, uj eletet 0ntiink belle, vagy
szervezziik fegyveres f0]keleset.
Apam is amellett sz6lalt fel.
hogy ell kell fogadni a kinalkoz6
alkalmat es minden koriilmenyek
k0zott meg kell alakitani me-
gyegyiileseket. Lesz legalabb egy
darab szilard fal, ahova ketseg-
beesetten kuzd6 nemzet nekita-
maszthatja a hatat.
Ebben aztan valamennyien
megegyeztek es alispannak egy-
hangulag, nagy lelkesedessel apa-
mat kialtottak XII.
Macy megtiszteles volt ez ak
kor, a legnagyobb, amt magyar
ember, a nemzet vallan emelked-
We, elerhetett.
Aki ennel magasabbra yagyott,
az mar hatalom kegyeb6l jutott
cda, mem a sajat nepe bizalmab6l.
Kivancsi voltam anyamra, nit
mond hozza? Mem 0riilt neki, de
kifogast sem tett.
- Ofelsege nyitotta meg a me-
gyehaz ajtajat el6ttetek - mon
da = es ha ii bementek oda, a
torvenyek utjara leptek. Jobban
szerettem volna ugyan, ha f6is-
pansagot vallalsz, inert zaszloe
ur, mint 6seid valamennyien vol
tax, de mar javithatatlan vagy
ebben tekintetben, hat mem ba-
nom, legy alispan. Csak szakad-
jon mar egyszer vege ennek a
felfordult vilagnak, amelyber
egyik reszr6l nincs hiiseg, szere
tet, alattval6i ragaszkodas; ma
six reszr6l mines bizalom a magya
rok 5si erenyeben. Legyen csal
beke, maid csinalok en- f6ispant &
fiamb6l, akit mar felig-meddis
elrontottatok. rs
= Akarmicsoda menyk6 nag,
ur lesz is a fiadbol, te azert csal
alispanne leszesz, monda kote
kedve anyamnak.
Jo, de meg fogod hozza sze
rezni a cs. kir. kamarasi cimet
TO1rd mnO oft nAknm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

tartasar6l szeretettel gondosko-
dunk. E helyen is adassek k0sz0-
net ugy a N3egyletnek, mint j6
munkat vegz6 ferfiaknak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

allanak meg $ boldog 0rommel
latjak, hogy j6 kezekbe kerJlt al
. 6r0ksegiik. Mi is szeretjiik Is
tennek hazat annak jokarban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17

Az amerikai konzulok mind
jobban megnehezitik a bevandor-
last az olyanok szamara, akik a
rendes -qu6taban akarnak bevan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-17
Bevandorlas a
csaladtagoknak

Megk0nnyitettek a csaladtagok
bevandorlasat. - Fontos, hogy
mindenki tudja 6rkezes@nek pom
tos adatait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
HUNDREDS VISIT
/. SILVER STAR HOME
Early American Style Groom
Dwelling Attractive in
Unusual Detail.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
President to Open
Conference Dec. 2
On Home Building

President Hoover will address
the opening session of his confer
ence on Home Building and Home
Ownership, Wednesday, December
2, at 8 pm, in Constitution Hall.
His remarks will be broadcast.
The conference, operating on
the same general lines as the
White House Conference on Child
Health and Welfare, will con-
tinue through Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Saturday morning has been
designated as the time for action
on recommendations. The pre-
vious hours will have been de-
voted to reports by specialized
committees appointed to investi-
gate home building and owner
ship in communities, townships
and States, and in the fields of
industry and finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07

ing day undertaken as an emergency
program to widen the home buying
market by showing employed renters
how to save the all-important down
payment.
The association believes that there is
a great untouched market for the real
estate and allied interests among fami-
lies who are earning sufficient income
but who. neither in good times nor bad.
plan definitely to save for home owner
ship. according to Harry S. Kissell, ma
tional realtor president
The guide being prepared by the as
ISOLATION contains definite suggestions
for saving, but does not attempt to
change living standards. Banks. build
ing and loan associations, title compa-
MES. pubic utilities and material and
equipment manufacturers are Joining in
the unusual effort to produce more
home owners.
The figures we are preparing are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07

Continued From First Page)
working space. plentiful cabinets for
food and a buffers pantry with serving
shelves open both from the pantry and
the kitchen, broom closet, and mechani-
cal refrigeration, latest type range and
ventilator. all arranged in keeping with
efficient rotation of the work Of the
housewife.
In addition. the black and white in
laid handmade floor covering adds to
the attractiveneas of the kitchen and
pantry and affords comfortable foot
ing. A service entrance opens into a
small alcove OF the kitchen from n
gravel walk running along the left of
the house, from the neat white board
fence at the front line of the house.
Whis Fence Feature.
A feature ~ the Silver Star home
which gives The house an unusual set
ting early American in feeling, is the
white fence Of special design running
along the front line of the property.
Open, .diamond-Shaped frames form the
body of the fence. 1t is painted white,
ness OF line conforming to the char
acter Of the dwelling.
AS noted by the many visitors, there
are four bed rooms on the second floor,
the masters room having a private
bath, and two additional bed rooms and
bath on the ttlrd floor
This house vas made a part of The
public demonstration after it had been
awarded the Silver Star medal by The
Committee of Specialists acting for Tie
Star. This committee consists of James
S. Taylor of the Department of Con-
merce, DR.. Louise Stanley of the United
States Bureau Of Home Economics, Gill
bert Rodier of the Washington Chap
ter, American Institute of Archit Gets:
Waverly Taylor, architect; Arthur Carr,
past president, Washington Real Estate
Board; Miss Harlean James, American
Civic Association; John Small. Sd,
landscape architect, and Rufus S. Lusk,
realty statistician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07

suggestive. Some families may not
want to follow our ideas. but the pro-
gram will make 1t possible to bring out
the fact that proper financial planning
makes 1t possible for even low-salaried
people to become home owners" Mr..
Kissell states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
MILLION FAMILIES
TO RECEIVE BUDGET
Means Of Acquiring Own Homes to
Be Demonstrated by Realtors
on December /.

One million families in cities located
from coast to coast, will receive on De-
cember 1 the reorganization" budget
being prepared by the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards as a
measure to stimulate home buying and
building. This will be feature Of the
associations first National Home Saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
LOW COSTS SEEN SPUR
TO BUILDING INDUSTRY
Rents Believed Holding Own
While Construction Prices
Decline.

Although the outlook for the building
industry is not good for the immediate
future, the large reduction in building
costs taking place offers a favorable
factor, it is pointed out by the Brook
mire Economic Service, Inc.
After allowing for the concessions In
rent that are obtainable in many parts
OF the country, costs would still appear
70 be declining faster than rents, the
review continues. If this condition con-
tinueS, it is said, prospects for revival
OF new building should be brighter next
year in some divisions, notably resi-
Dental, even though the down trend in
public and engineering construction may
continue for some time.
Southern Illinois peach growers are
seeking lower rates on peaches shipped
to Eastern markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07

Specifications for the construction Of
six two-story brick and concrete block
dwellings in the $500 block Of Fourth
street have been filed with the District
government by the Federal Construc-
ton Co. The cost Is estimated to b
approximately $4,000.
Evening star., 1931-05-23
DOROTHY DIX's LETTER BOX

DEAR marriages
wonder does the modern woman realize why The following reasons
ourtship fabulous
than the yong men Living expensive yet IS expected and Claimed
right that the shall at all times be treating the
money clothes it.
permit to his her than bachelors know
the modern selfish unfair
suggesting quiet evening twice a week?
The modern young man getting tired Of the Independence and
secndsry bright shts sh dressing I eu n'F nome
% @ G n @ @ S Sg S S % I'VE o1 not @
there amt such animal" THE MISOGYNISTS.
swERI frequently girls they making
high cost Of loving wreckng that left
entertained
weddings
dinner dances and cabarets.
correspondent points spends
giving girl with which
costly indulgence pohibive luxury
Undobedy the who when he calls meets the
demanding
q hs G mistake s so young sst S e s e the @ To-
geion that she would derive from domestic background
THERE nothing thoughts natrtmony
in Jazz dance hall nothing that sotes his heart sentiment
Hn e SITTING M @ ey % snd % I & IN m the s @ po r or fns heipS
her to fudge In her Kitchen More matches have ben nad
than high
priced places of amusement put together
OF the idea that the should all the
Should no &c on the p Of Of rp @ And o fss w S
entertaining
quirng to be amused abroad.
mphaticany disagree With correspondent
Copyright
Evening star., 1931-05-23
LITTLE BENNY
BE LEE PAPE.

Pop was trying to make his cigar
lighter werk and ma sed, Little Willie
is RELY wawktng very well now, Will
yum. OF corse he ony takes little bits
of steps but at the game time he is
making giant strides, so to speak, she
sed
Meening my sister Gladdises baby
Willie, and ma sed. had him out for
an airing today in his little carriage,
and as usual I met Mrs. ShoosGer giv-
ing her little grandfather Milderd an
airing, and we got to tawking about
the respective merits of our grandchil-
dren from a pedestrian point of view,
and of corse Mrs. Shooster with her
usual shallow irnpetuosity was willing
to wager that little Milderd could out
wawk Willie any day Of the week or
any week of the year.
Why dident you stage race between
them? pop sed, and ma Sed, That's just
what we did, / wasent going to swallow
her empty braggings and bsseless boasts
while the axual living facks were rite
there to disprove them, so / sed All
rite, very well, actions tawk louder than
Werds, I'll bet you that my Willie can
wawk the length of this payment twice
as fast as your Milderd, lets put it to
the test and then we'll have the proof
OF the pudding in black and white.
"SAt' 0ACSfS A1 Va klOO CIlc SlldPBEu illC
up on. the proposition with the most
conceeted alacrity, and we took the
babies out of their carriages and stood
them up on their little feet and then
went to the other end of the payment
and called, Come on, Willie. come on
Milderd. Well at ferst the babies
dident quite grasp the significance of
the situation and sat rite down on the
spot and started to play, so we put
them on their feet again and started
to call again. Come on, Willie, for the
honor of the family called to hiRa, at
the same time holding out his box Of
biskitts as a sort of beacon. Well. the
appeal to his little higher instincts
worked like charm, and he started
of like a flash, and Mrs. Shooster
called, Come. Milderd, come to Granny.
and she held out peece of sugar and
M1lderd made a wild greedy dash with
no loftier perpose than just to get the
sugar. naturelly, and she came down
on her egotistic little nose with quite a
thud, so the CRATE event was over, for
today at least, ma Sed.
Meening the wawking contest.
Evening star., 1931-05-23
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

dip into this a half dozen strips of
gauze about 2 inches wide and inches
long. Beginning at base of throat, lay
these strips Of gauze side by side over
entire face and neck, leaving only the
nostrils exposed. After all strips are
adjusted wiring a towel from hot water
and lay over face and neck. Before
1t cools replace with another hot towel.
Steam the skin in this way four times.
Remove the oily strips and immedi-
ately rub the skin with q cold patter
or q piece Of ice wrapped in an old
handkerchief Then wipe skin clean
and 20 over tt with q mild astringent.
This ends the treatment If given at
bedtime, but II you are going out after
ward, apply thin film Of cold cream
as powder base and then apply your
makeup.
would not advise you TO make a spe-
cial attempt to eat oily foods. Merely
choose a normal, well balanced diet.
Include one quart Of milk in your diet
each day. Eat plenty Of raw fruits and
fresh green vegetables and be sure that
you include SUFFICIENT amount Of meat,
fish, eggs and cheese, which are protein
foods, as well as sugar, sweets and
starchy foods, which are necessary to
build q well balanced diet that will
keep you in health and, incidentally,
keep your skin in good condition. Re-
member that the local treatments are
not the most important item in retain
ing or fegaining beautiful, youthful
skin. LOIS LEEDS.
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