davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-25

men in the prime Of life were found
to have little or no physical stamina;
they were underweight and not prop
erly developed; they had unsteady
nerves and suffered from one OF more
of the i'll effects of malnutrition. As
a result Of these findings, the first
Milk-for-Health campaign was con-
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

2iebe ma9t bIino.
@mtsridter: Anoouerno iteben Sic
tpegen 9ettelns Dor @eridt uno Sic
bebaupten, Sic Arbeit gu liebenl
8ie fommt es oenn, oaB Sic feline
fin6en9
8ettler: &err Gi9ter, Sic miiien
bod: 2iebe maht bIinol
gu bel. @eter fommt nit
idmnbigen SGnoen an Sen gBtii9.
n8erta", iagt Mutti gum Mdo6en,
nnebmen sic 8eter nit ms BAD uno
paIfen Sic ibm SGnoe uno @e-
fidtl~ Na1 orei Miniiten ertont elm
bera8erreiBenoer fuf: nNutti,
fomm' i6nen, 8erto tpdidt mir audi
Sen &als!"
- Mabnung. geriiderungs-
agent: Mein Serr, glouben Sic
nidt, OaB es an Ser 3eit fir Sic lit,
fi6 gegen l1nfan 5u berli6ern?
Serr: aber pie fommen Sic
6nrauf?.
aeent: Ser SUIT, auf Dem Sic
iisen, eebort Dem Sdpergepidts-
dampion un0 in fiinf @inuten miro
er 5uriidfommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Gus @iu6en. nSesa
Jag ANAL, aIois, mie bringit as
oleipei ferti, oaB OH unbpmerft
nit oera 8e6en ourbrennu fonnit?~
nSa, moabt, 9oberl, ga bob' | mel
Eatent: / ruf' nur redjt ungeouIoig
n3enSi, sobI'nl" NADIA fimmert
lie ii6 gan6 g'pib net mebr Inn
MIDI"
Ebeoter 1882. Man ipieI.
te Oieier Gage in elmer norOOeutihen
Stoot SnoboOos vGm Geetiid", oas
rei3enOe 9uitipiel, in Dem rur orei
Yerionen ouf Der @iibne iino. Nod
Dem eriten oft oppIauOierte ein
8orfettiiser pie elm 8iIoer.
nDu applouoierit? Bel 10 elmer
Sdmiere?" fraete id.
@r nntportete:
sd babe Angit. Sieb sid I'M.
Die Sdonipieler iinS in Ser Mebr'
1eit."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

= nj Sonfilm m. n8enn Sic
idon pGbrenO Oes 5ilnls OoiiernO
reOen baum icien sic menigitcaS
enOlid nal in ser Yauie it'll"
Gas lit mas anOers.
Y9os lit ein genioler 8urideI~
so? gr bdlt sic ober fir
0umm!"
s0onn irren mir ms eben beioel"
- gereeBlid. 9leines MGo-
den Tim Grdmerla0en): gd, iest
bnb' i9 pereeiien, mas i1 bier ioute.
&ommis: Sea, molen nal iebenl
@ar es &eis, Butter, Safe, 3uder,
Sal5, 8adpuIper?
&leineS Wt1oHen: Nein!
&ommis: @or es Seize, Soon,
@oi6puIper, 9iorsorine, SdmoI6....
&leines M6O1en: Gb, iest meiB
ids Die0erl SD ioIte BLOB nal fro.
gen, tpiebieIe Oie ltbr lit = ober
genalt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

= Srumpf. nSbr Mdnner
ieio in einem 8unft oo9 ale egaI,
ipenn ibr gu euren 5rauen genou 10
iein miiroet als Dor Ser
@be, Damn miiroe es beitimmt meni-
ger SdeiOungen geben."
Daonn idon iein, ober oofir meEr
&%onfurie."
= Definition. 2ebrer: @as
lit elm Monn, Ser nadgibt uno ii9
befebrt, 10 er iinredt bat?
S6iiler: @r lit meiie.
2ebrer: Sebr rihtigl ltno mas lit
elm Monn, Der nadgibt, penn er
redt bot?
SdiiIer gerbeirutet, Serr
2ebrerI
- &e6t bat er. 2ebrer (ei-
men Sunsen auf Ser StraBe onbal-
teno, Ser nidt griiBt): Sommp,
nimm 0eine Miise ab.
Sltnge: Sd babe iie nidt bel mir
2ebrer: On bait iie ia auf oem
&opf!
Sunge: gas lit nidt meme. Die
gebort meinem 8ruoer.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

@enou. o@ie oft babe i6
Dir i9on seIdgt, aorIdeng on ioIIt
nift oen Singer III bic Naie itefen!"
nSeute. erit 5tpeimuI, Muttil~
= Diegute Satin. nMeiue
6rau gebt mir iiber aaes."
.I6 ia, meme - lei0er altf,
iiberon muB tie nodito6ern!~
S1mere &ontroIIe.
SD Itebe felt 10 Sabreru unter go
Ii5ei aufii6t."
.8ie lit oenn Ons moglid2 On
biit Ood crit 10 Sobre?"
Batter lit Shusmann."
&ein 8unoerl n@ie
fonlmt es eigentlifL More, OoB on
ie0esmoI, penn ou Dor @eridt Iteblt.
nerfnoft pirIt?~
$50, beoenfe 0od, 10 Oiele Sara
sropben geeen einen M}enidenl"
- @uffIdrung. SIN 2eie.
bud fommt oos 8ort grbitiid Dor.
Sron3 frogt Sen 2ebrer, mas oas lit.
Cine So6e", iagt Ser 2ebrer,
n6ie erit Oein @roBpater, Damn Oein
@oter unO i6IieBIif oil b%efommIt."
n9tlio meme SoIen," lit 6ribden
plobli6 aufgefldrt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
Ger 6heibunasnn

Ser 59eibuneson.
~ t. nSit ser &edtsanpolt DILL.
Ter mirfli9 10 tiidtig ols S9ei-
oun9sonmalt?"
Limb Of! Ser lit ser reinite gnt.
feiielungsfiinitler!"
Ser 8orii9tige. n@r-
min, mirit Ou mid aud lieb babem
wenn i9 mai sid mer0en ioIte?~
ngeein, meme Seure, id) ber-
iprod, bid gu Iieben in giiten uno
itledten 3eiten, ni9t aber, Dir gu
folgen Sur9 sid uno Oinn!"
&inOermun6. Nug ge-
widtigen @riin0en bat Der Mr3t Ser
fleineu &ia ~perboten, frii9es Oblt
gu eiien. @efo9tes oarf lie ober gu
li6 nebmen.
@ines Cages iist &ia na6oenflid
Dor ibrem Gpfelmus uno meiilt
i9lieBli1:
n@el, Mutti, penn gpa i'm So
rabies gefo6te Aepfel gegeiien b1tte,
oann bate es iider nid)ts geida.
0etl"
SiIfe. Serr @itid rate
gum 8oftor:
uSerr 0oftor, ib fam nidt mebr
l9lafen. 9as fleinite @er1uih medt
mid auf. @enn na1ts mein Suno
nur Elm biBden fnurrt, idon bin
i6 beueipnd."
n9a faufen Sic iid oieiess 9ul-
Der bier, .drieb Der 9oftor elm
&e5ept. u0as loien Sic in etmas
@aifer mtf."
Limo oas nebme id Dor Dem
Sdlafengeben, nidt?"
sic? Nein, oas geben Sic Dem
&oterl"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
3mei 9eIearomm e.

3pei Selegromme.
bite als erpreBgut 5tuei fiIten tpein,
ipenn gut idide ided, miller"
obitte our6 eilboten i6ed, menn
gut idide mein, lebmann"
S1n5erinnen. .8iit ou
0enn nit Sen &ritifern iiber oeinp
San5matinee 8lfrieoen2"
80 ia, id babe MIDI redt gefreut
-. in elmer 3eitung itano iogar,
i6 batte grme wie sic 8enus BON
Wtilo -"
@roBe grparnis.
nN6er @ai, idon mieoer elm neues
aleio, mo i6 sir geitern geiagt babe,
Dab mein @ebalt I'M 8ebn 8ro8ent
gefiir5t woroen iIt?"
SD poate Oir ood mir lparen
beIfen, @al0emar ~ oas &leio mar
Inn 5pun5ig 8ro3ent I'M 8reis berab.
geiest!"
@9eIi6es. sSeute NOR.
gen babe i6 beinabe ben &alS ge'
broden."
uSSie fam oenn oas?"
sd bin bon ser Stufenleiter
beruntergefaaen."
SD babe idon INNER geiast, bic
Setter lit All nie0ria."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Ser unter di eo. Der
mar 8oriianer @as madt er
NUM-"
n@r i6reibt ieine Memoireu."
n9ie Eapiere baben i'm ruiniert
- iebt ruiniert er Die 8apiere."
= ltnter@i6. Sinh Sic nit
Dem Seugen permanot ODER per-
idndgert?"
n8eiB id nidt!@
r2 2"
sd bin elm Sinoelfino."
Gas faIi de MitteI.
n8as iagen Sic 0a5u? Mein 0ad-
bar bat mir oas 6enlter eingepor-
fen, ais id &labier ipielte!"
so elm 9ummfopfl Ga bort
er's Ooh nod oeutliher!"
@rfldrIid. r9u io1It
10 tper6en pie Miiaer!" iagte ser
2ebrer 5u einem idledten Sdiiler.
Ser aber lieB iid nidt berbliiffen,
ionoern ~erfpioerte: nSa, Der ihielt
auhl Ser fam auf einmaI 5wci
Eeitpn Ieienl"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
aufgefIdrt. griter SUIT
/: @lallblt 0u on ben SeuieI2

Iufgefl6rt. Griter Suit
ge: @lolbit 6u an Ben Seuiel?
3peiter Surge: 9as lit 0uuti6.
Gs gi6t feinen @eibno6tsmanH unO
feinen SeufeI. 9as lit oues meiu
8apal
@eugierig. r9orf id
cine 5raee an Sic ridten, gndOiees
Srdulein? Sbr erIter 8erlobter bieB
gilbert, Ser 8lpeite Bernard, Ser brittle
Gecil. SIT Oas 3ufaa oOer ridten
Sic iid na6 oeu Alpbabet2.
&oI5ban0Ier. Gidter:
Sic iino beim 8etteIn ~betroffen NOR.
Ben. 8os iino Sic?
8eflagter: Sol5bGnOler.
&idter: llniinnl 8ieio SoI5bdno-
Ier2
8efIogter: Sd %berfaufe 9treidj-
bol3er an Sen StraBeneden.
- Ger 8un d. nNein, Serr
Sdladter, eeben sic mir bod nidt
mieOer oos CUTE Sleii6 SD
modte lieber oos 8dbe BORT"
~a6er, mein &ino, oas Idmedt
Ood ni6t."
n9esmegen ebenl Cont iBt mein
GROCER 8ru0er mieoer oles aleineI~
8eim photographer.
Meier brou6t elm 8aBbilo. 9ober
gebt er, begleitet BON ieiner Sc
mablin, gum photographer.
8abrenO Ser 9botogrnpI Die
@latte einlegt, iagt @eier gu ieiner
Sran:
sd bite oid, Ottilie, eeb' bod
einen Wometlt binous, 6omit i6 elm
frcunoliGes @eiidt MAIDEN fannl"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

&ofIid. nSerr 9rofeiior,
elm Serr lit am SeIep5eH, er modte
Sic germ ipreden."
sd fomme iofort = ingen Sic
INN, er modte einen augenblid
HIab nebmen."
-2iebe &inoer. I'm @ot-
tes @iuen, Cans, Oh bait bod nidt
etpa oie sar3en Stednaoeln ber-
idludt?l"
n0ein, i6 babe Sdpeiterdcn Oie
&alfte obgegeben!"
Ole &idtige. 8ui6eI
gebt gum @ropbologen.
r&onnen Sic mir oieie SonO-
idrift Oeuten?" fragt er.
nSSa", iagt Der @onn. "Die
Dame, sic Oieie 3eilen geidrieben
bot, lit iebr nodii6tig unO geOul-
Big"
n6abeIbaitl" ruft 8uideI. 18ei
Ser Dame mill i6 ndmli6 elm 3im-
mer mieten."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

= S6ooenreuo nBie id
bore. bat iid 9oblmaan perbeiratet.
u@eidiebt ibm gou5 redtl Sd
fonnte Sen &erl ME o.tSiteben!"
= &in6ermun0. Glein-Snge
0orf nit CUR ltrgrOBmutter reiien-
StrobIeno er8dblt lie alien 8efonn-
ten:
.Snge fabrt Ou Gidtod- Omi."
= 8oIIgeiprdG q. paus nell
der @egeno itamlnen Sic Oenn, Serr
9oftor, ipenn id frogen Oorf2"
nAus anbalt!"
r9lnbalt? I6 ipel1 Niibi6er Sea-
me 49,"
- Ser SDgienifae. Scr
alte 2dmmermeier gureelt ie0en Gag
oreimal: friib, mifsaes un6
oben0sl"
uS9mGrmt er auf eirmal 10 fir
Spgiene2"
n9as nidt, aber er niucut TO germ
ben dumb poI!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Sn Ser S1ule. n@enn
elmer ALIEN ipielt, Damn lit oos elm
Solo, BEL 8meien lit es elm 9uett.
ltno tpenn Orei auiommen ipieIen,
pie nennt man oas, @ri9?"
1Sfat, Serr 2ebrer!"
- 8ie er's awusIegt. Ser
Bauer fam putidnau6en0 onge.
rannt.
ugerOommter 8eilgel, IoB es sir
ri6t einfauen, nod ldnger nod ben
8irnen Oa Oben gu idieIer, ionit
bau' i6 sir n paar 'rllnter!"
u&norfe, Damn 6rau6' i6 ni6t
mebr ruffaufletteru."
S6onnng. Samm lit bon
einem Auto totgefabren poroen.
uutamm brirgt es ser 8itme
idonen0 BEL.
gr tritt elm, faat Dor ibr aiif sic
&nie.
nSb ltebe Sic" Tlebt er, Dpouen
Sic meme fleine Srau per6en9"
Srou Sramm idiittelt bertpurt-
BERT Sen &opf:
~8as faut Sbnen elm? Sd babe
BOD idon eiten Wann!"
2adelt 1tntamm:
r5ie butten, gndOise Sruu, Sic
botten!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
Die tueife &atur.

Sag, aOeloioe, bat es sic Sea.
tur nidt auBerit weiie eingeri6tet,
0aB Ser Stub grao unter Ser Bride
bin0urd flieBt? 8are oies nidt ser
San, fonnten mir ni6t biniiber
i6reiten!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

nSreunoinnen". yMIs
id 8ebn Sabre alt NOR, i6enfte mir
mein Batter eilen foItbaren Sting.
@oaen Sic i'm nal ieben, Srau
Gupfinger?"
aad ia, 6rau Gpeainger = i6
iaDarme 10 fir antiquitdten :"
OPTIMISM n@ie bei.
ben Sie?"
n@rno Meier!"
r8ie alt iino Sie?"
n0reiunOiieb5ig Sobrel"
Sinh Sic n%erbeiratet?"
nGeo6 ni6t!"
Gutter Gorat5. r@ret.
den, mo6teit on nidt aud cine
Dame merOen, gu Ser sic Manner
binaufIeben?"
nId nein, @roBmama, i9 mo9te
lieber cine Game meroen, no9 ser
iid bic @fanner u~moreben!"
Die Mumie. 3mei Conn.,
mics belu6en bas 8ritii6e Mu-
ieum. Ser altere bat oie SiDrung
ii6ernommen uno per5apft @rflG-
rungen, Oenen Der iiingere an0ddtig
folgt. 0ie beioen g~eraten in Sic
Ggpptii1e @bteilung ut0 iteben ais
balo Dor einem offenen Sarfopbog,
in Dem cine in Glider getpidelte
Numie liegt. 4n Ser &opfieite oes
Sarfopbags befinoet iid cine ouf
Ben &atalog binpeiien0e Safel
6 9 1923. r@as lit oos?" fragt
Der iiingere Soloat, auf 0ie Gafel
8eieen0. n9as iit", anttportete Ser
Ieltere, ooie Summer bon Dem
Nuto, 6as oie @erion iiberfabren
batl...."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
eiebc nnS Duff.

.Sie iinO grouiom, Gr0uIein
&il0e, ieit elmer baIben Stunoe Jag
id Sbnen in allen gariationen, pie
iebr i6 Sic Iiebe, unO Sic ont-
Dorten eor nidt!~
nad, oos mar olio ernit2l l1nO
id oodte, sic iummen nur Die
S9Ioeerterte mit!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Steuerfrogen. Die
ein3ige Steuer, iiber Oeren geringe
Sobe man iid nidt befIagt, lit Die
Iusiteuer.
= @utomobiIiten. .@as
madt Ser neue @ogen? @ie gebt's
ieIbit?"
m9anfe, auto uto id mobil."
S9Iimme Sage. ngaun
tpeine man ni6t 10, &leinerl @ie
BeiBt Oh Oenn uno mo ipobnIt 6u?"
D9as weiB id ia nidt - mir linS
borgeItern umge5ogen un0 g~eitern
bat ii9 meme Mutter pie0er berbei-
rotet!"
= nn6tro m. STEELE
Dir Dor: elm feiher glnaug, priina
2odidube, elm Seioenbem6, einen
6il8but, cine # &rapotte uno einen
Spa3ieritof nit @lfenbeingriff, al.
les fir fiinf8ebn 9oaarI"
$50 gibt's Oenn Oos?"
vNirgenos, ober lten Sit 6as
NAL borl"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

.@as sic Soie fir 6os aomeI,
Sas iin0 sic fir mid, Sraulein
Morgot. 9arum bite i6 Sic: @r-
boren Sic midi"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Nie Nl53le, mas
meme Glte is, Is
0en annere Sag
b%einlfollllie I'm
bat uer56bIt, mas
annere 8ie6els,
10 bel on ibr
Seim Oente oebte
un6 INNER ebbes
nusfinlie Oebte,
tpie ie ibr &ous
intbrubfe Tonne.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
Gmbli6l

p@as, in 0ieiem alien, fledigen
&od boit ou bid pbotograpbieren
laiien? lln0 iogar 5pei &nopfe
ieblen ornnl~
SEA, euo-li3 merritt bn's."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

nSSbre Srau bat olio Elm Stoff-
we6ieneioen, Serr Suber."
80, iett peiB i6 uu6, tparum
iie ale bier3ebn Gage elm neues
&leio Mill"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
gerfebItcr &ut.

nSe, sic! 8feifen Sic NAL Sbrem
Saul, ser remit ga binten rum
uno iiidt Sie!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Scum, fpie bats sir geidmedt2~
n8anfe, ausge5eidnetl"
m9ann peroe i6 sir gang ebrli6
iagen, anes, mas Ou bier eegeiien
boit, mar bonn 8ferol"
n9fui Geibel! Ood ser appel-
mus?~
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
EtfsMer Ghreibcbrief Ocs
Ybuipp ganrrampfer.
TIA.

Mein Iieber Serl &e0adtionar:-
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

oils 3eiGenbeIfer boben Preisl
Mit penis Striden, wie ibr iebt, !
3un66it elm 9iifen frob entitebt. Z
aIs 3neiter oeigt iid nit @etnurr
@ererGmt unO 5ornig &ater @urr.
Gum S4luB itroblt eltf ueld
idoner Mcnn! =
8ergniigli9 Onfel 8iai an.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
Thomas Named :

Continued From Page One)
in the Superior Court of Maricopa
County, at a time when there is a
great prejudice against banks and
bankers, found me guilty of the
technical charge above mentioned, I
hereby tender my resignation as Su-
perintendent of Banks OF the State
OF Arizona, effective upon your ac-
ceptance. / do not believe that I
should e,1lbarass you by remaining
in this position during the pendency
Of these proceedings.
Thanking you, for past favors,
and expressing my regret for any in
convenience that may have been
caused you by the technical charge
filed against me, and again assur-
ing you that I am not morally
guilty, nor, in my opinion, technical
ly guilty, of any violation OF the
Banking Act, I am, with great re-
spect,
Very truly yours,
"(SgO S. w. ELLERY,
Superintendent of Banks"
The governor replied to Ellery's
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
NOT A SINGLE STAGED
THRILL In PICTURE

Not only is Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Johnson's "Congorilla" positively the
first and only talking picture made
in the African jungle, but the fact
remains that not a single inch of
this thrilling production, which took
two long, hard, life-risking years to
make, was staged. The only part
mans hand had in the making of
this amazing achievement was in
turning the crank and in taking pre-
cautions that he was not seen by
ferocious animals to be photographed
and recorded.
It was the most perilous safari
attempted by man. Added precau-
ton was necessary because of the
presence of sound equipment.
The eyes Of the motion picture
camera and the ears of the sound
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
YOUR TEETH
Their Relation to Your
General Health
BIZ the Educational Committee of the
American Dental Association
ELIMINATING DENTAL BILLS

A wise man never runs to. see
his dentist. His teeth are never
in such a condition that the pain
makes him run. Wisdom in dem
tai health is knowing the value Of
preventive measures.
There is nothing involved about
preventive dental hygiene. It is
simplicity itself. It can be sum-
med up and symbolized by three
words: cleanliness, care, diet.
Cleanliness means that teeth
should be brushed carefully and
regularly. Ideally, this should be
done after every meal and before
going to bed at night. At the very
least, teeth should have good
cleaning once daily. Care means
that you should watch your teeth
for signs of decay, and give them
prompt attention.
Diet is considered by modern au-
thorities as one of the most i'm
portant factors in dental health.
Some put it ahead Of cleanliness
and care.
''The greatest menace to our
teeth at this time,'' says DR.. P. G..
Puterbaugh of Chicago, sis the
fact that most of us eat merely to
satisfy the caprices of our appe-
tites and not with any definite plan
in our choice of foods. A little in
telligent effort in the selection and
proper chewing of food would do
much toward the making Of sturdy
bodies"
Sturdy teeth are equally de-
pendent on wholesome food. Re-
gardless Of how thoroughly they
are cleaned and cared for, teeth
will decay if they 90 not get pro-
per nourishnent, best obtained
from an abundance of milk, fresh
fruits and vegetables, especially CT
the leafy variety.
Two cf the three things that go
to make up a good preventive hy-
giene program can be carried out
by the individual. Cleanliness and
following a wholesome diet Ge-
pend on you, not your dentist. All
that the dentist does IS c1c-c.,,- o-er
your hygiene program at regular
intervals, and eliminate decay be-
fore it makes serious inroads. Z 1t
the dentists job will be compar-
atively minor one if you do your
own job well and consistently.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
letter as follows:
Executive Office
State House
Phoenix, Arizona
August 4, 1882

Dear Mr. Ellery:
IT am herewith accepting four
resignation as superintendent of
Banks of the State of Arizona. I
do so, not because I believe that
you have been guilty of any wrong
doing, but for the good of the SER
vice and public welfare. am salts
fled that you are victim of cir
cumstances and politics.
IT have known you and your fam
lily nearly all your lives and know
that you have always been honest
and honorable.
"You have been convicted purely
because of a technical violation Of
the law in which you were accused
of being indirectly connected with
obtaining a loan from an Arizona
bank. The transaction in question
did not involve the loss of penny
to any depositor, to any Arizona
bank nor to any bank.
st regret exceedingly the n1isfor-
tune which has befallen you, and
I wish you well.
Every sincerely ours,
(sgd) GEO. w. P. HUNT,
Governor"
Governor Geo. w. P. Hunt ap-
pointed Lloyd Thomas, formerly
Cashier of the Miami Branch of the
Valley Bank, and at present Chief
Examiner of the State Banking De-
partment, as Superintendent OF
Banks, to take the place OF Sid
Ellery, resigned.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

recording equipmen missed absolute
ly nothing. The result is most re-
markable production-onet that max
es the jungle and all its feroclty am
open book.
This picture will be shown at the
Fox Nogales Theater today and To-
morrow.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
HERE FROM MINE

Carl Kellogg and son Harold are
visitors in the city from the U. S.
Graphite Company's mine at Nor
emo, Sonora, 60 miles south of Her
nlosillo. Kellogg is manager of the
mine and says that at present four
men are being employed pumping
water from the property.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES: Buy your cam
paign cards at home. OUT OF
TOWN PRINTERS no NOT VOTE
IN NOGALES NEITHER DO THEY
EMPLOY PRINTERS WHO VOTE
IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. No
gales International, headquarters for
campaign cards, 225 Grand Avenue,
Phone As.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
notice.!

Notice is hereby given that an an
nual fee of $1.50 is to be charged all
patrons of the Nogales Public Lii
brary, living outside the City Linn
its and not paying City taxes, for
use of Public Library books.
NOGALES PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOARD.
(od1y
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
1.39 INCHES RAIN

The first rain of the month of
August fell in Nogales Friday night
starting about 1O:3O o'clock Total
precipitation was 1.39 inches, it was
announced by Mrs. A. S. Noon, local
u S. weather observer. It was one of
the heaviest showers of the sum-
mer.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
WE'D AT LORDsBURG

Mrs. Nell Yoas of Amado and
Claude Humphries, cattleman, were
married at Lordsburg, N. M, Satur-
day. They will make their home near
Owl Head, Pinal County.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

THIS newspaper sV;II be glct! to re-
cc;ve qsiestioms from readers about
teeth, 4noutk kygieme or dental
health. The questions aoiU be an
saOered GastkoritGtively but enony-
mousIg By outstanding dentists
selected By the America7: Dental As
3ociotSon. Enclose q stamped, self
addressed envelope for repEg.)
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Miss Clara Doty Fish of Crab Or
chard, KY, and Hobert White of
Tucson, notored down to Nogales
Saturday to visit relatives.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 98 degrees Friday,
and minimum, 81, yesterday. There
was 81 of an inch of rain yesterday
morning up to 10 o'clock.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Miss Catherine Wood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood, who re-
turned a few days ago from Nor
folk, Virginia is planning on open
ing a collection agency here.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

j. w. Yeary Of Tucson, southern
Arizona district manager of the
Pay'n Takit Stores, was business
visitor here Monday.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
REGISTRATION
CLOSES SATURDAY

Registration for the September
18th primary closes next Saturday
August 13. If you expect to vote
you must register.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10
10 MORE CHINESE

Nineteen more Chinese, driven out
of Mexico, crossed the international
line to Nogales,, Saturday night.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

AL Castaneda and Phil Herold
spent Sunday and Monday in Tue
son.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Rev. Charles E. Dunn, DID,, New
York, is now preparing the regular
weekly International Sunday School
lessons for This newspaper. He
takes up the work where the la:e'
Samuel D. Price, DID,, left off.
Rev. Dunn is a. graduate of Prince
ton University, with highest honors
in Philosophy, and Phi Beta Kappa
standing. He was ordained to the
Christian ministry in 1918. by the
Presbytery of Brooklyn.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Norman Pomeroy, Jr., spent the
week -end at the Anderson ranch
near Elgin.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Miss Mary Salido, assistant secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce,
will return this week from Los An
geles where she is attending the
Olympics.
Nogales international., 1932-08-10

Tracy Bird returned Monday
from a trip to Phoenix.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-10-20
Attention NJ. & NJ. p. T. A.

A change has been made in the
date of the P. T. A. meeting, and a
very important session will be held
next Monday evening, Oct. "a, at
1880. 1t is of much Importance
that every parent, regardless OF
membership, come into this meet
ing and hear something of fact con-
cerning the serious problems we
are facing in state and local educa-
tional programs. The entire pro-
gram will be based on this problem
and discussions will be led by Supt.
James Turner, followed by County
Auditor Gordon, Hon. Kenneth Ray
representative, and County Supt.
Davis. If you are voter you
should know facts. The welfare OF
our children is our most vital prob
lem, and the stability of our school
system, both state and local, is al
stake. Come and be convinced
XXX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-10-20
Col. Ralph Cole of Findlay, who

Col. Ralph Cole of Findlay, who
was injured Tuesday, Oct. IL, in an
automobile accident, died early Sat
urday morning. Col. Cole who was
state commander of the American
Legion, helped to found the Amer.
lean Legion in Paris at the close OF
the World war. Colonel Cole en-
listed in the army in the year 1917,
and rose to the rank of Colonel.
He was the head of 37th division
military police. He was personally
acquainted with number of the
World war soldiers of this county,
and often visited and spoke here,
and would probably have been here
at the reunion of Company M,
which is to be held here Armistlce
day, Nov. IL.