davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Chcu repatriovat'
$50 Slovakov
Il
Tol'ko je Slovakov v Mako-
ming doline, ktori mozu byt'
poslani do kraja.

Odbocka FERA v Maho-
ming okrese udava, ze tn sa
nachadza TITS cudzincov a
ich tn narodenych deti, kto-
ri sd tn ma Relief a mozu
byt' det'mi poslani do
kraja zdarma, ak o to pozia-
daju. Medzi tymito je i $50
Slovakov - muzov, zien a
sdeti. ,Deti tu rodene mozn
ak si bez prace, tiez odfst'
S rodicmi. Takto repatriova-
nj cudzinci sa ale nenlozu
nikdy Wac do Spoj. Statov
navratit'. K repatriacii je
potrebne privolenie ludi, ze
sd ochotni odfst'. Toto je ME
nasilna deportacia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SLOW. Feder&cia
"a SLOW. ucitel'ov
Bude pomahat' naiim uGits-
Pom a uGitel'kam dostat' mie.
sto v skol&ch.

Ma schodzi Slovenskej A.
merickej Politickej Federacie
bolo jednohlasne rozhodnute,
aby Federacia podporovala
nasich slovenskych mladfkov
a dievcata, vystudovavsich
ma ucitel'stvo, dostat' ucitel'-
ske miesta v mestskych sko-
lach. V tom smysle bola ma
pisana rezolucia a poslan&
superintendentovi youngs-
townskych skol, panu Geo.
E. Roudebushovi. v rezoldcii
bolo ziadano, aby boil tax la
skavy a NAL ohl'ad ma Slo-
vakov a Slovenky pri zapl-
hovanf ucitel'skych miest.
Tiez rodicia, ktori maid
synov, CO uz vysli 2 High
School a sd cd 18 do 22-roc-
nj, dusevne i telesne schopnf
a 81 ziadaju ich dat vyucit'
v U. S. Military alebo v Ma
tional Coast Guard school.
mech sa hlasia vo Federacii
u predsedu Jan J. Janci,
1924 Taft Ave. alebo u ta-
jomnfka. Michal T. Knapick,
142 Silliman st.
Federacia 81 ziada, aby
slovenska mladez sa Wac Ia
ujimala v krajinskych ve-
ciach, aby tax v buddcnosti
bola dcastna v krajinskych
zamestnaniach.
J. J. Jan5i, preds.
M. r. KnapicE, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SENAT SPOJ. STATOv
"a MAHONINC LANAI

Obchodny vybor senatu
Spoj. Statov odhlasoval vo
stvrtok postavit' Mahoning-
Beaver kanal cd Ohio rieky
az po Erie jazero, cim od-
stranena bola posledna pre-
kazka. Odhlasovanie tohto
kanalu az ku Erie jazeru je
vacsie vft'azstvo, ako keby
sa bol kanal dal stavat' len
po Struthers. Takto budeme
isti dvojiteho spojenia q tiez
Pittsburgh bude odteraz dr.
zat' s nami a ME robit' proti
nam. "a odhlasovanie kama
lu az po Erie pracovali nie-
len nasi senatori Bulkley 4
Donahey, ale al pennsylvan-
sky senator Guffey. Senatori
Bulkley a Donahey budd te-
raz pytat' Cd prezidenta de-
sat milionov dol&rov ma za-
pocatie tejto vel'kostavby.
Zapocatie stavby sa ocak&va
len dakedy ma jasen, lebo ar
madni inzinieri musia zme-
rat este raz ind cestu Cd
Ohio rieky po Erie jazero,
ktoru uz raz odmrstili. Oni
povazuju Mahoning- Beaver
kanal "a jedinI s1cu spoj-
ku, ktora sa bude i obchod-
ne vyplacat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

Hry ma nedel'u
Hubbard s Lansingvillcan-
mi ma Shady Run.
Campbellski Slovaci ca
tou osady sv. Petra a Pavla
v Struthers.
Slovaci z osady. nsv. Tro-
jice s Farrellcanmi vo Far
rell.
Haselton s catou osady
M. Jezis ma Borts hrisku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
VEN SvARC ZoMREL

v Clevelande zomrel 8. jl-
ma znamy cesky pracovnik a
pravotar Vendelin Svarc, kto-
~ boil pocas vojny vel'mi
cinny v cesko-slovenskej re-
volucnej praci a boil tiez prav
nym zastupcom N. S. S. v
niekol 'kych pravotach. Svarc
recnil j v Youngstowne pro-
ii mad'arskej Wade. Po "a
lozeni CSR. Dol pravnym
radcom cesko-sloyenskeho w.
slanectva No Washingtone.
Pohrs b NH bol 4. jdnss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Slovenske tance
ma vystave kvetin
Vystava je teraz v piatok,
sobotu a nedel'u v Stam-
baugh auditorium.

Youngstown Garden Club
usporiada T., 8. a 9. juna
vystavu kvetin ma portiku
Stambaugh auditoria ma Park
Ave-, pricom ukazane budu
narodne tance a spievane l'u-
dove spevy rozmanitych ma
rodnosti.. Slovaci budu zastu-
peni ma tejto kvetinovej slav-
nosti tanecnikmi z osady sv.
Alzbety v Haselton a z osa-
dy sv. Jana Krst. v Camp
bell, o co sa postarali Rev.
Jozef L. Kostik a Rev. Juraj
P. Novak.
V piatok veeer Cd $3.50 do
$50 budd tancovat' 81. Ma
ria Simkovic a Jan Sedlacko
pri doprevadzani Edwarda
Verbu. Toto su tanecnici z
osady sv. Alzbety.
V sobotu popoludni cd 4.
do 4:10 hod. budu tanco-
vat tanecnici z osady sv. ia
ma Krstitel'a, a sfce Rozanna
Brayer, Jozefina Dulovic,
Maria Hornak, Maria Lisima
Veronika Macejko, Veronika
Duraney, Dorota Zetts a Ma
ria Kukula. Hrat' i'm budu: {:
Edward Verba ma harmoni-
ke a Tomas Jarabek ma hu-
sliach.
Vsetci tanecnici budu o.
bleceni v narodnych krojoch.
Slovaci tedy budi Ease re-
prezentovani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
OBYVATEL'STVO FARIEM
POCfTA 80, 900, 900

Farmarske obyvatel'stvo v
Spoj. Statoch pocitovalo v
januari toho roku 32,779,000
Go je najvyssie cfslo v histo-
rii krajiny. Vzdor zlym ro-
botnynl pomerom v mestach,
z fariem 50 este vzdy Wac
lu'df st'ahuie do miest ako
= miest ma fanny. Vlani sa
vratilo ma farmy $4,000 l'u-
-df, kdezto z fariem do miest
odislo $4,000 osob. TO je
dokaz, ze ma farmach je III
vot a6te t'ax6L Ako y me-
stlch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
BUDEME HLASOVAT
o .VYDANf BONDOV

Mestska sprava zamysla
predlozit' volicstvu k odhla-
sovaniu ma jasen vydanie bon
dov ma romantic verejne
prace, ma ktore by mesto do
stalo priplatok z PWA "a
kladin. Spomina sa posta-
venie Cedar st. mostu "a 700
tisfc, sirenie Watt ulice "a
800 tisfc, sirenie Market ul.
"a 800 tisic, sirenie South
Ave. "a 800 tisic, otvorenie
Andrews Ave. "a 800 tisic,
ma Marshall St. most "a 800
tisic a stavba stok "a 800
tisic dolarov. Krem toho bu-
du pravdepodobne vydane
parkove bondy "a 100000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Schodza Okres.
Sboru 81. Ligy
Sch5dza buds : sxujme Slov.
Dna m stredu veSer.

I. v Z : = + u
Ma stredu, IL. jdna veter
o pol 8. hodine bude sa od-
byvat' riadna schodza Okr.
Sboru Slov. Lfgy Y zaujme
XIV. Slovensk6ho Dna. Sch6-
adza buie pri osade sv. Cy-
rila q Metoda. YSetci z&stup-
covia ! z&stupkyne 81 xia-
danf, aby 60 dostavili M to-
to sch6dzu, aby snae nnohli
sostavit' ten nAjlepM pro-
gram ma nasu vtroSnii slky-
most o ktorl ~ sf1e = n1a-
Ii. vsetci SlovAci ! .Slovenky
zaujfmat'. ''.
Prid'te vsetci IN tdto 81,
dzu IL. jd1a yecs pri a.
I g N gyT|!s d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
DALO
VEL'KY KREDIT RUSKU

Cesko-slovenska vlada da-
la sovietskemu Rusku OBJ
chodny kredit ma 250,0O0,O0O
korln pre- nakup strojov ma
vyrobu kanonov a munfcie.
Objednavky vybavia Vitko-
vicke oceliarne a Skodove
municne podniky. V Moskve
bola delegacia cesko-slov..
letcov, ktorf tam boil nadse-
ne vitani a bohato hosteni.
Stain, diktator Ruska, zaka-
zal cesko-slov. komunistom
robit' prekazky c.-s. Wade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Osada sv. Mateia
dostala kaplana
Rev. Pavel J. Sikora vyme-
novany Ia kaplSna osady.

Rev. Pavel J. Sikora vyme-
novany Ia kaplSna osady.
Rev. Pavel J. Sikora, dosa-
vadny kaplan osady sv. Tro-
jice v Lorain, O., kde je du-
chovnym Rev. Jan Hamrak
z Youngstown, boil prelozeny
osvp. biskupom Schrembsom
"a kaplana ma osadu sv. Ma
teja ma Lansingville ku Rev.
FIR. Kozelkovi, dIhorocnemu
jej duchovnemu spravcovi.
Rev. Hamrak dostal "a po-
mocnika Rev. Jana A. Hire
hu, niekdajsieho kaplana ma
osade Mena Jezis ma Steel
ton, ktory "a posledny rok
kaplanoval ma osade sv. Ig-
naca v Clevelande.
Rev. Sikorovi prajeme maj
vacsieho zdaru ma jeho novel
stanici medzi Youngstown
canmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
VEL'KE SHROMAzDENIE
"a WAGNEROV NAVRH

Dna Is. juna bude v Ido-
ra parku vel'ke shromazde-
ME robotnictva "a Wagnero-
WI robotnicku predlohu. Sam
senator Wagner z New Yor-
ku bude recnit' ako al viace-
ri robotnicki vodcovia. Pridu
al deputacie robotnikov z
Pennsylvania a d'alsich miest
statu Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
VYSOKA Pee ANNA
JE w ZAPALENA

Vysoka pee Anna v Stru-
theirs, prisl1chajlca Struthers
Iron & Steel Co., ktora stala
styri roxy, bola v pondelok
.zapalena q $50 robotnikov
zacalo pracovat', medzi mimi
.mnohf Slovaci. Tato pee do
raba okolo 500 ton najlep-
Sci jakosti suroveho zeleza
ldenne. Obnoyenie prace bolo
'umoz oznen6 VA dioa. p6x xickou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
$4,000 L'UDf ZAHYNULO
v ZEMETRASENl

v piatok minuleho tyzdila
udalo sa v Indii, v meste
Quetta a okoli strasne zeme-
trasenie, v ktorom zahynulo
$4,000 l'udf. Prve zpravy u
davaly ztraty 10000 zivotov,
potom 100000 a teraz sa u
radne udava pocet zahynuv-
ssich ma $4,000. Mesto Quet-
ia a viacere dediny boly u
pine srumene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Slovenski evanj.
campioni baseballu
Vyhrali 6ampionstvo polse.
zony v cervenej lige nedel'-
-. nych Skol.

Slovenska evanjelicka ca
ia makkeho baseballu dobyla
campionstvo Cervenej ligy
nedel'nych skol, vyhrajuc
vsetkych sedem dosavadnych
hier. Cervena liga ma osem
ciat.. Nasim Slovakom k Vi
t'azstvu blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
KOLEKCIA DAM t
SA ZACNE IS. JULIA

Kolekcia majetkovych da-
nj "a druhy polrok 1884 Ia
cne -sa Is. julia, oznamil O.
kresny pokladnfk George P.
Lewis. Klerkovia pracujd "a
hodin denne, ably pripravili
vykazy a rozposlali ich da-
novnfkom do 1. Julia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
STRAJK " CANTON
SA w SKONCIL

Strajk u United Alloy Go.
"a Stark Rolling Mills v Can
ton, O., Dol skoncenys hlaso-
-vanfm strajkerov v ponde-
lok. Strajkuje sa este U Ber-'
ger Mfg. Co. Vsetky tieto tri
lccnoati patria Republic
Stee 1 kcTp6 6r1 eli. Y. {
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

S1eSAAS AVA Via Wis OuoN
teraz ma nedelu graduacia
najvacsej triedy v historii
jej skoly. Osemdesiatdva zia-
kov, ktori zavrsili 8. triedu,
obdrzi diplomy z ruk du-
chovneho osady, velp. Stefa-
ma Kocisa. Graduacia bude
pri druhej sv. omsi 0 pol 9.
hodine. Vecer o 8. bude pred
stavenie skolskych dietok ma
pocest' graduantov v skol-
skom auditoriume.
Graduanti su nasledovni:
Julia Baluch, Mary Bros
elk, Marcella Bourey, Ame-
liza Brusko, Emma Cumita,
Agnes Cibulka, Catherine
c. Cizmar, Catherine M. Ciz-
mar, Elsie Dolak, Katherine
Domenik, Bernadette Ferko,
Anna Hurajt, Mary Hlebak,
Helen Illas, Mary Janosov,
Anna Knapfk, Mary Koval',
Frances Kramer, Genevieve
Kollar, Helen Kristoff, Ruth
Kornik, Agnes Kolesar, Mar
garet Kutas, Helen Liptaj,
Mary Macinga, Mary Med
vec, Mary MARTINEZ, Helen
Mikolaj, Dorothy Richnafsky
Anna Ruscak, Helen Silvia,
Stella Stanislav, Anna Strauch
Helen Suba, Victoria Schlos-
ser, Margaret Semko, Anna
Seman, Ann Titak, Margaret
Topoly, Mary Tomaskovic,
Frances Theresa Tobis, Ma
ry Velk, Elizabeth (Yatsco)
Jacko.
Edward Baca, Joseph Ben
dix, Vincent Cintavy, John
Cizmar, Albert Carny, John
Dutka, Joseph Ferencik,
Stephen Gajan, Francis ia
kupcin, Andrew Flip, Ed
ward Hura, Michael Kosko,
Stephen Kuchar, Michael
Kovac, George Kupec, Alloy
sius Lepsik, Stephen Melego,
Stephen Mink, Stephen On
das, Stephen Puhalla, Theo-
phil Padac, John Prokop,
Edward Prokop, Edward Pa
eek, Michael Pavlik, Edward
Richnafsky, John Semivan,
George Sincak, Raymond
Spassil, Andrew Selling, Jos.
eph Tumpak, Andrej Ujhel.
sky, Frank Vitikac, John To
maskovic.
Vysvstenie a primicie Rev.
Frantiska Kurtu
Ma sobotu, Is. jdna bude
syn osady Mena Jezis, Rev
Frantisek Kurta, vysvateny
ma knazsky stav v London,
Ontario, Kanade. Svoje pri.
micie bude mat v chrame o.
sadly Mena Jezis 23.. jdna.
Rev. Kurta bude pracovat'
ma vinici Pana medzi kanad.
skymi Slovakmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Caty Hubbard a
sv. p. aP. Wit azmi
Hubbardcania a cata p. a P.
s1 teraz ma vrchu v Sloven.
skej lige. a.~

Vysledky v. nedel'u
Hubbard 8, Farrell 2.
Sv. Petra a Pavla 8, Lam
singville 5. T..
Campbellski Slovaci 5, M.
Jezis 2. ~..
Slovaci z osady nsv. Tro-
jice 9, cata osady P. Marie S.
Haselton 8, Pulaski 5.
Stav 6iat y Slovenskej lise
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Stav ciat Jednotarskej ligy
Cata Vyhra Priehra Pct
Hry ma nedel'u

Hry ma nedel'u
Haselton zapasi so Steel
tonom ma Stambaugh hrisku
o 3. popoludni.
Lansingville S Farrellom
vo Farrell.
Struthers zapasi Camp
bellom ma Lotus hrisku.
Youngstown 81 oddychne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
mecka lod' Bremen. Tisice a
tisice Tudi a sta lodi vitalo
tuto novu kral'ovnu mora,
ked' vchadzala do pristavu.
Steelton ma predku
v Jednota lige
Haselton, Struthers a Camp
I bell ga dostaly ma druhe
miesto.

Vysledok hier v nedel'u
Lansingville 4, Haselton |.
Steelton 9, Farrell 3.
Campbell 10, Youngstown
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
81 graduantov
v osade M. Jezis

Graduacia v nedel'u rano o
pol 9. pri sv. omsi, vecer je
predstavenie skolskych die
tok. Ma %. jina budu primi-
Gle Rev. Fr. Kurtu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Banket v Struthers
pre- alumnistov
Bude v nedel'u vecer v osade
najsv. Trojice. Rano gradu.
6cia pri ~. omsi Q 1880.
v utorok skolsky piknik a
Is. jlna osadny piknik.

Teraz v nedel'u vecer 0
1880 hod. bude v osade nsv.
Trojice v Struthers banket
pre- alumnistov a alumnistky
osady v osadnej hale, ma kto-
rom budl Go zvlastni hostia
pritomnf tohorocni graduanti
a graduantky skoly nsv. Tro-
jice. -.... 49,. ...
Toastmajstrom bude Rev.
Jozef A.. Krispinsky, duchov-
ny osady a recnikmi byvali
graduanti osadnej skoly, a
sice Rev. Jan S. Marc, Rev.
Stefan Blasko, Frank Sko-
kan, student ma seminar
"Our Lady of the Lake" /,
Stefan Sedlacko z kolegia
sv. Prokopa a Teodor Ma
cejko. Muzsky spevokol osa-
dy zaspieva niekoPko, piesni
a Stefan Kolarik zahra solo
ma t'ahacej harmonike.
Vo vyboroch sd: Progra-
movy: Karol Oravec, Helen
Rubicky, Agnes Oravec, Ste
fan Kolarik, Lawrence Gura
a Jozef Kapusta; vybor OBJ
cerstvenia: Genoveva Gajdos
a pozvankovy: Margaret Vir-
tes. ri
Vsetci byvali graduanti a
graduantky tejto osadnej
skoly su srdeene pozvani.
'7',.'. Graduxcia. -,A,s
Graduacia bude teraz v
nedel'u pri sv. omsi o 1O:3O
rano. Diplomy rozda po sv.
omsi duchovny, Rev. Jozef
Krispinsky. Graduanti SUI:
Jan Lesko, Jan Marcinak,
Pavel Novak, Pavel Richval-
sky a Frank Hamrak. Betty
Phillip, Betty Jacob, Cath
crime Zelinsky, Catherine E.
koniak, Irene Gajdos, Mary
Hvizdak, Susanna Miner, An
ma Petrunak, Helen Gran.
chaj a Margaret Kochis.
Skolsky piknik. .
. Skolsky piknik pre- skola-
kov osady .nsv. Trojice bu-
de ma utorok, II. juna ma o.
sadnych pozemkoch. Piknik
usporiada Spolok Rodicov a
Uciteliek.
Osadny piknik.
Osadny piknik bude ma
den sv. Trojice ma 16. juna.
Vybory budd oznamene ne
skorsie. - "
Julia Gura.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Osadny piknik.

O10ony p1knIk.
Osadny piknik bude ma
den sv. Trojice ma 16. juna.
Vybory budd oznamene ne
skorsie. y "
Julia Cura.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
SYNOPSIS

Anna ("Silver") Grenoble, daugh-
ter of Gentleman Jim," formerly. or
the community, but known as
gambler, news of whose recent muir
der in Chicago has reached the town,
comes to Heron River to live with
Sophronia Willard, Jim Grenobles s
sister. Sophronia's household consists
of her husband, and stepsons, Roder-
ick and Jason. The Willards own
only half of the farm, the other half
being Annals. On Silver's arrival
Duke Melbank, shiftless youth,
makes himself obnoxious. Roderick
is on the eve of marriage to Corinne
Meader. Silver says she wants to
live on the farm, and has no ipten-
tion of selling her half, which the
Willards had feared. Silver tells
Sophronia ("Phronie," by reques)
something-but by no means all-of
her relations with Gerald Lucas,
gambler friend of her father. Roddy
marries Corinne. She has a maid,
Paula, who seems to attract Jason.
Silver again meets Lucas, who has
established a gambling resort near
town. She introduces him to Co
rinne, though against her will.
Friendship between the two devel-
ops, to Silver's dismay. At dance
Duke Melbank insults Silver. Rod
dy's solicitude brings Silver to the
realization that she loves him. Rod
dy is offered a position at the Uni
versity farm, but, to Corinne's dis
may, he declines it, declaring he is a
farmer, not a white collar man"
Determined to break up the growing
intimacy between Lucas and CO.
rinne, Silver tells Roddy she has
decided to sell her portion of the
farm. Not understanding he re-
proaches her for her 'treachery."
Jason and Paula become engaged.
Roddy finds he is falling in love
with Silver, and is dismayed. Silver
warns Corinne against Lucas. De-
spite herself. her love for Roddy
grows, but she determines to save
Corinne from disaster.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15

occurred to SOphronia tnut Sii,t.
too, appeared lost in her own
thoughts. Once she caught Silver
staring at ROddy with a stricken
expression in her eyes, Something,
Phronie concluded, was amiss. and
unless she. was laundering idiot,
she knew what it was.
The meal over, Roddy left. the
table Immediately and started for
the fields.
THAT corn of his is just an ex-
cuse," .Sophronia declared. Hes
workin' his head off these days to
keep from goin' crazy with worry.
1t amt fair!"
well, it won't do much good If
you add your worry to his" old
Roderick remarked. "Whatever is
to be will be- he said finally, "and
there's no preventing either mildew
or a good harvest"
Like a striking Of cymbals, old
Roderick's words smote a dark
music into Silver's mind :. There's
no preventing either mildew or a
good harvest"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
DURE FOOD LAWS
FIRST ENACTED
500 YEARS AGO

PROOF that pure food laws are not
the product of modern civilization,
nor the result of an age in which the
can-opener reigned supreme In the
kitchen, was submitted recently by
Ii. A. Schuette, professor of chemistry
at the University of Wisconsin.
Professor Schuette described pure
food laws which were enacted in
Medieval Germany some 500 years
agO-during the same century that
saw the rise of Joan of Arc to i'm
mortal fame and the discovery of
America by Columbus-which regu-
lated the sale and production of
honey, milk, and other foods in the
southern German city of Nurem-
burg.
The old laws were especially aimed
at the sale and production of honey,
which then was the chief satistier of
the human "sweet TOOTH" The law
was aimed at not only the seller, but
also the buyer and user Of ANY
honey except that which has been
examined and measured by duly ap-
pointed honey inspectors" Violation
was punishable by a fine.
Even though these old laws were
necessary to protect the unwary con-
sumer of money, Professor Schuette
pointed out that the adulteration of
this sweetening food could not have
been the problem in the Middle ages
that it was to become in later years.
Before 1906 authorities revealed
that there were probably few foods
in the United States more subject to
adulteration than extracted honey, he
explained.
Now, however, adulterated honey
seldom comes to official notice, be-
cause the pure product, honestly la
beled, has taken its place. Under the
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might fib a little if necessary. and
tell her l have to go to mother"
"Why not tell her the truth-if
you have to tell her anything?"
after all, Roddy, there's no need
of hurting the girls feelings any
more than necessary"
''It seems to me you aren't CIV
ing much consideration to her feel
ings as it is"
Corinne drew away from him. II
have done. far more for her than
lots of women would for their
maids. You seem to forget that I've
suffered no end of embarrassment
ever since l knew that Jason was
going to marry her. Having a maid
working for you every day-and
knowing that she is going to marry
one of the family-I've never said
anything about it, but"
"What's wrong with it?" .Roddy
demanded.
Corinne shrugged her shoulders
"Well-I don't expect you to see 1t
from my point of view, of course.
After all, it's none of my business.
What l think-or feel-doesn't seem
to matter much anyhow"
Anger famed suddenly within
Roddy. He checked the retOrt that
sprang to his lips. They had
arrived before the door Of the big
house. He turned away abruptly
and started for the barnyard.
Aren't you coming in?" Corinne
asked in surprise
Il have some work to do first" he
told her.
She paused with her hand on the
door. "But-what shall l do about
tomorrow? Evelyn is coming i'm
mediately after breakfast"
sSa HDO whatever yof like about it,"
he said. Il don't give d-nw
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-15
Corinn& entered in her green tweed

Corinn% entered in her green tweed
riding habit.
you're back early" Roddy said.
Didn't the Richters give you nice
dinner party?"
She seated herself. "Oh, it was
all right. They had a lot of dull
people up from town-rather tire
some"
Corinne pulled off her gauntlets
I'm going to miss Paula terribly"
she said, and made sweet, defect
ed little moue at the big German
girl, who was still standing with
her hands pressed nervously against
the back of chair.
A few moments later Roddy and
Corinne left for the big house. AS
soon as they were outside Corinne
took his arm and drew herself
close to him.
Il want you to do something for
me, darling" she said in her sweet
est manner. Il simply can't be at
the wedding tomorrow. And 1 want
you to explain it to the family. ]
know,it sounds terrible to you, dar-
ling" she went ON. "But Evelyn
Richter told me tonight that Har-
rison's are having a big sale tomor-
row in the city-just for one day.
It's an awfully exclusive shop, you
know, and I'll be saving money If ]
take advantage of the sale. ]
can stay over night at the LON.
bards' and it won't mean any extra
expense"
"It'A cost you six dollars in gas
to go there and back in the car
and more if you take the bus,'
Roddy said.
Evelyn is going down first thing
in the morning and she has prom.
ised to call for me and bring me
back"
But, Lord! How am l going to
explain it to the folks2 Paula will
feel hurt no matter what l say
to"
''I'll speak to Paula tonight. !