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La gaceta., 1935-02-27
. SOCIALES

nendez J sonora; William A.
.Godron y espoSa. Manuela y
Margarfta FernahdZ esposos
Frank Fleitas, Harry Will
derman, sevxino Quintanilla,
Srta. Angelina Spoto, Ruth Pc
rez, esposos Dr.. J. N. loretta,
DR.. j. S. Spoto, DR.. Ismael An
gulo, esposos Max ArgintarJ
Ben Haimovitz, Maris Coolik,
Gustavo Perez y esposa, Frank
Gil Y sencra'; Walter Lopez y
esposa; esposos Ben Simmons,
Srta. Marese Caraballo, Claire
Swanson, H. E. Schader, c. B.
Wilmer, Jr; H. D.. Cameron, del
Tribune; Mac HedrIk, del
Times, y I'm servidor.
Otra noche de triunfo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
RAFAEL MARTINEZ YBOR
EN- LA
TANDE DE HOY

A las siete de la noche embar
cara con rumbo a New Orleans,
donde ~desempena ell puesto de
consul de Cuba, ell ilustre cuba
no Rafael Martinez Ybor, hijo
de don Vicente Martinez Ybor,
que Iaiera a Tampa como in
vitkdo de honor de las Bodas de
Orc de la industrial tabacalera.
Ybor Sc lleva un inmejorable
recuerdo de esta ciudad, donde
ina sido muy agasajado, parti-
cularmente por las sociedades
Circulo Cubano, Centre Espa-
mol, Centre Asturiano, Unione
Italiana y Marti- Maceo.
I'm feliz viaje Edeseamos al
distinguido funcionario y queri
do amigo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
AUMENTA LA
DE POSSIBLE GUERRA

Londres, Feb. 27.-La anne
naza de guerra entire Italia y
Abisinia Sc mira hoy con Gre
ciente ansiedad por ell gobier-
no ingles.
Alegase que ell primer mi
nistro Mussolini Sc propone oh
tener ventaias politicas Y eco
n6micas en- Abisinia, reforzan-
do sus ejercitos en- ell Este de
Africa.
Los altos funcionarios del go
bierno temen otro duro golpe
a la Liga de Naciones, pero te-
men offender a Mussolini por la
.ayuda que recibieron de este en-
problemas europeos.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
CORTE DEL

Ell pasado lunes Ell juez Pet
teway conden6 a Ray c. Win
ningham, de Fl amos, a 10 amos
de preside por dos delitos de
robo. Aver ell hombre fue pre-
sentado al juez Cornelius, de la
corte del condado, y este 10 re
a disposition del tribu :
nal arriba mencionado, por dos
delitos de hurto.
Jose Hernandez, detenido
con ell anterior, MEGA que ha-
va robado o hurtado.
Cecil C. Robinson sera acusa
do en- la corte de 10 criminal de
haber agredido con un cuchilio
a Sam Sharp; Jose E. Albury,
Jose Colson, James White y
William Mason seran Juzga :
dos por robo de MADEIRA.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
A la banda de la
marina Guiana

Dediquemos estas lineas a la
meritisima banda de la marina
Guiana, legitimo orgullo de
nuestra patria, que bajo la di-
recci6n del inteligente maestro
Captain Romeu deja a su paso
una estela de merecida admira-
.ci6n.
En- la tarde de aver ofreci6
un concerto en- ell salon teatro
del Circulo Cubano, ante un pu-
Iblico como jamas sc ha visto en-
csc teatro.
Con perfecto dominic de su
arte, ell captain Romeu empun6
la batuta para cumplir ell pro-
Igrama. La primera pieza fue la
Marcia San Lorenzo, a la q. lie
sigui6 una overtura de Weooei
la selection de la opereta espa-
nola ia Leyenda del Beso".
de Lopez; Escenas pintorescas"
de Massenet; cen un mercado
Persia, de Keterby; una precio-
sa fantasia de aires cubanos,
del Captain Romeu, con parties
de son, DAMON y conga. Una
Ipieza lindisima.
La banda esta compuesta, to-
da por excelentes musicos y su
director merece ser congratula-
do.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
BOMB EN- UNA ESCUALA
DE REGLA


Habana, feb. 27.-En horas
de la madrugada hizo explosion
una bomba en- ell pueblo de Re-
gla, en- ell edificio de una escue-
la lp1blica. La maquina infer
nal ocasion6 danos de importan
cha. A tfros persigui6 la policia
a un individuo que aparente-
mente fue ell autor del atentado.
Ell criminal logr6 desapare-
Ger, burlando la persecution de
los agentes.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
CUBA AL DfA
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Habana, feb. 27.-Manifesto
aver ell secretario de hacienda,
coronel Desgaigne, que el sera
ell lpr6ximo secretario cesar
teado. "Estoy enfermo, dijo, y
Hecho una inutilidad. Tendr$&
que mandarme a I'm hospital o
Ell consejo de estadArno ce-
lebrara sesi6f hasta Gel jueY4s.
Cambios Sc haran en- ell Conse-
jo y Sc nombraran mas conse-
jerosi
Una remesa de plata llega-
ra a fines de semana. De tres a
cuatrt meses tardaran en- llegar
los $4,000 OO de plata acuna-
da.
Las escuelas privadas Sc
cundaran la huelga de los macs
tros Y cerraran sus puertas ell
viernes. Ell movimieAto de huel
ga contin1a extendiendose. ~Se
encuentra en- session permanent
tie ell Comite de Maestros, spen-
diente de los acuerdos que tome
ell consejo de secretaries
No Sc ha ordenado todavia
a los maestros. Hoy cobraran
los empleados pdblicos de to
da la Rep1blica, con la excep-
ci6n del magisterio.
-Anoche eXplotaron en- la
Habana numerosos petardos
sin que Sc registraran desgra :
cias personales. En- Rancho Bo
yeros, domicilio del teniente
Azcue, exploto una bomba de
gran potencia, ,destruyendos la
fachada de la casa.
-Esta madrugada fue en- :
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
LOS PIANOS PARA
BN FERROCARRIL

Madrid, feb. PEI ingenie-
70 espanol Manuel Valverde ha
presentado al gobierno de Co
lombia los pianos para un ferro
carril de 2,700 millas que mira
ell territorio de Leticia Y la re-
gi6n alta del Amazonas con ell
oceano Pacifico.
Las obras seran costeadas,
tan pronto los pianos Sc aprue-
por banqueros e~spanoles.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
III bale en- Ell COliSeO

~ bale en- Ell C0liSeO
FL ultimo n1mero del progra-
ro2 preparado para celebrar ell
rricuagesimo a~niversario de la
i iustria tabacalera, fiesta que
en- la noche de aver cerr6 con
klu3he de orc.
Vicente Lopez, con sus valio-
sos m1sicos, la orquesta que ha
siGo muy oida en- esta localidad
e p sus trasmisiones por Ia Ma
ticnal Broadcasting, prob6 ante
una nutrida concurrencia que
s~fama es bien merecida.
Ejecutaron pleas cubanas y
esranolas.
Vicente Lopez, dej6 la batuta
para tocar varias pleas al pia-
ne, las que ejecut6 con admira-
bile maestria.
La orquesta trajo una j6ven
CO tante, una muchacha de voz
ex,ensa y melodiosa.
En- sus mesas reservadas pu-
dimes anotar al Alcalde R. E.
L. Chancey y esposa; comandan
te Brito, del crucero Cuba Ra-
fael Martinez Ybor, Victoriano
Et.anteiga, Ramon Fernandez
Rey y sonora; los esposos Gerar
do Cigarran, DR.. Grimal, y es-
pcsa; Ergasto Arrange; ell Sr.
T. Morgan y SUI simpatica hija
Sra. Marabelle Morgan; Srtas
Josafina Antuna, Sybil Apo,
toff, Joyce Lester, Margarita
Fernandez, Manuelita Fernan-
DEE, Alicia Case, Rosa Boris,
Rosa Ohiaramonte, Angelina
Arias, Sr. Benny Rea, Tito Ru-
bio V sonora; Francisco Flores
Y esposa; esposos Edmund
Worth, Chas. l.. Smith, S. c..
M.ckler, M. K. Hundson, Frann
Bower, Thelma Gibson, Robert
Getman, Himfriel Honewackes,
Srta. Nellie Jack, Evelio Val
DIES, Julian Mckay, Fred Goerle
Ed Lillyfield, Martha Robleins,
A. C. Cuervo, E. B. Taylor, es-
poses Calixto Lado Y Jesus MI
nez; Ramon Lopez, Rosa An
ton, Srtas Emilia Alvarez, Jo-
Selma Scaglione, Rosa Scaglio-
ne, Frances Chiaramonte, Sra.
Maria Luisa Menendez, DIR. Jo-
Sc Franco y esposa; Srtas. Mer
cedes MARTINEZ Martinez Ybor
Y Marta Franco, esposos John
Minardi, Cesar Fernandez y
esposa, Candita Fernandez, ell
JUez de Paz Lorenzo Herman
DEE y esposa, Benjamin Davis,
Armando y Pepfn Escalante,
Abelardo Cigarran, Henry Cic-
carello, Leonardo MARITIME,
Raul Vega y esposa, Mario Me-
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
T A M p A
ELECTRIC
COMPANY

Quizas la vuestra es una familia
pequena. 81 es asi guerra yer ell nue.
o Koldchhesi que Sc vende a
$500 6 un POGO mas en- forma de
$500 al mes.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
HOGAR Y ESTA-


Buena inversion y un lugar
para vivir. Dos locales para es-
tablecimientos, 5 cuartos en- los
altos, excelente para 'bodega y
zapateria. Lote de 50X87, cerca
de la avenida Central y Ross.
Todo por $1,000, a plazos, LA
me a A. V. Lopez, telefono 1861
A. ]. Limms, Inc
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
Pedra Ell sobiemo de Mendieta la
- extradicion de Martinez Saenz

Habana, F~eh@
de nuevo a Miami ell DR.. Joa-
quin Martinez Saenz, jefe do la
sociedad secreta ABC.
Sc han cursado ordenes para
~sclicitar la extradici6n del co
nocido revolucionario, en- ell pro
ceso que Sc lie sigue por ell frau
de del arroz.
A su llegada aver a Miami,
Florida, Martinez Saenz vatici-
La gaceta., 1935-02-27

no que ell p~residente Mendietw
Sc vera obligado a renunciar an
ties de que pasen dos meses o i'm
poner una sdictadura.
Isl dentro de dos meses no
renuncia, la revoluci6n Sc ex :
tendera por la isla."
Saenz regres6 con nombre su
puesto para evadir la vigilancia
de los sold&dos del coronel Ba-
tista, que dice lie buscaban para
matarle.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
Corte del Circuito

Walter Beck, procesado por
ell asesinatc de Peter Collier, de
80 amos, Sc declare aver culpa-
BILE Cd homicide Y ell juez Spark
man lie Impulse ocho amos de car
eel.
Ell acusado, su letrado y Ell
fiscal convinieron en- aceptar
una confeG2n de homicidio.
Beck manifesto al juez que la
rina habia sido ell resultado de
una borrachera.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27

contrade~afh .rrado a W 4
en- un lugr de las afuera
individuo que habfa perdidu
conocimiento. Llevado1
pital de E.nergencia
do de graves lesiezsss5,'" idissa
reeobrar rfconocimiento dijS
llapa fSRam6n Garcia y que
lndividuos 70 habian obliga
a que los siguieran hasta lie
Gar al sitio 6nde fue encon-
trado. Los hombres lie pregun-
taron ell paradero de Julio A
yala, miembro de la "Joven Gu
ba," Y como no pudiera desir-
selo, por ignorarlo, lie tortura-
ron, Los medicos comprobaron
la tortura, informando a los
tribunales.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
OTORGADAS TRES
C~ONDECORACIONES

Habana, feb. 27.-Por deere
to de aver ell gobierno concede
la Cruz de Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes a los pintores Roma
mac y Armando Menocal Y al
ajedrecista Jose Raul Capablan
ca.
La gaceta., 1935-02-27
~DINAMITADA UNA ESTA-
CION DE ~FERROCARRIL.

HabaGa, feb. 27.-La esta-
ci6n del ffrocarril de Jersey
fue dipSmitada en- la madruga-
da de hoy. La explosion Sc sim
tic a considerable distancia.
Una parte del edificio qued6
totalmente destruido.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

ing in mind that the Pacific Coast,
the Rocky Mountain, the Middle
western, and the South states Will
give you the best return as the year.
opens. Most important Of all. be sure
that your selling methods are in step
with the times. New ideas. fresh
copy. attractive displays-aEd de-
livery of the gOOds--dccide whether
or not you will maintain your trade
position and whether the profits Cfi
your company will keep pace with
the general Improvement in earnings.
Bull Market Not Over
The hug increase in Industrial pro.
fits and the steady advance in di-
Vidcnd payments have been very
much in the 1885 spotlight. The same
will be true in coming months. AS
rough estimate, / should say that pro-
fits would swell by about 25 per cent.
That Is thc p.incipal reason why Il
am not worried over the sharp rise
in prices since last March. My basic
position on stocks j. that a bun mar
kot began in July, 1892. and that the
long-pull upward swing has not yet
eliminated. Despite any temporary
unsettlcmcnt. the trend next year will
be upward. As to the extent Of the
rise, it is impossible 10 make a d.
finite forecast, although | would be
surprised if it were less than ten per
cent
Within this broad pattern there are
Il number or industries whose per-
centagc gains will be bcttcr-than-av-
craGc from here on. ThO9" groups
connected with the heavy industries.
as distinguished from those doing Il
consumers business, look best to me.
Building companies will reflect the
big improvement in construction ac-
tivity. They will stimulate many other
industries, particularly raw and fab
ricatcd metals such as the cOppcrS
and steel Farm tool, industrial ma
chincry, and office equipment con-
Germs face another year Of recovery.
Electrical equipment makers anti
cipatc a better demand for their pro
fitable heavy items. Automobile pro-
ductiOn will easily top this years out
put of 4,1350 900 cars, lifting access
sorry business along with it,
Utilities and Rails
Other groups do not have ute such
an optimistic outlook, although only
few lines will show losses. Mail order
and chemical earnings will be salts
factory. The railroads will welcome
heavier crop and durable goods ton
mage but higher operating costs will
prevent satisfactory earnings. Dairy,
foods. grocery chains, meat packing
coal, and textiles will enjoy only mod
crate gains. On the other hand, the
outlook for paper, oil, and depart
mcnt store groups is promising. De
spite political uncertainties, the pow
or industries has Il great future.
Taken as a whole, the stock outlook
by industries is fundamentally sound.
For the past two years government
and other high-grade bonds have en-
jOyed Il bull market Interest rates
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27
AFTER CHRISTMAS MEALS


AT least two features of Christmas
fcstivity are good for Temperatures
during the week that follows the
turkey and the cakes. There may be
vegetable left-overs too possibly
mashed potatoes, or cand.@d sweet
potatoes. and nearly always there are
pieces Of celery from the stalks that
were served with the turkey dinner.
There may be raisins or dates or figs,
and perhaps from Christmas stock
ings nuts Of one Kind or another,
which can be gathered mp for table
usc instead Of being left for between
meals nibhlng. And possibly there
Is cider Thc Bureau OF Home Econ
omics of the l.. :. Department of
Agriculture offers the following sug-
aestions for using Christmas left
overs:
The turkey will make its first re-
appearance, no doubt, in cold slices.
Eut the possibilities after that are
also interesting. The meat can be
picked off the bones i'm small pieces
and made into Il most inviting scallup
in this way Mix the meat wIth stuff
ing and EnOietcu with gravy or with II
broth made from the bones ana COM
bincd with a little stcwcd celery. Put
the mixture in q baking dish, cover
il with huttcrcd bread crumbs, then
out in the oven to neat through and
brown nicely on top. This same mix
ture cooked on top Of the stove makes
On extraordinarily gooH turkey hash.
Then there is turkey riZottO, made
s,t. 4 y.I.
ferred, just turkey and rice without
the cheese. For this pick off the
meat and set it aside; then stew the
bones III enough water 10 make about
q quart OF broth. IN q large skillet
cook a minced onion for a few mimi
tcs in butter or turkey fat If you have
1t Add the broth and any leftover
gravy tina, will Ssh turkey flavor,
and when this liquid bOns up rapidly,
sprinkle in slowly 81 cup Of rice.
Cover the skillet. simmer the rice for
about % minutes, or until the grains
swell and become soft Shake the
skillet from time to time 20 keep the
rice from sticking and if you need to
stir IL, lift ii gently with a fork, 50 as
not TO break up the grains. BY the
time the rice is done il win have ab-
sorbed the broth, and the grains will
be large and separate. Then add the
small pieces of turkey--a cupful or
mors-and salt TO taste, and stir in
some finely chopped celery ana pars-
ley. For turkey rizotto turn the mix
ture out on 4 hot platter. and sprinkle
generously with grated checse--Par-
mesan or some other cheese that is
Eard enough 10 CRATE.
y curry ot turkey vita rice is an
other combination that extends the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

have. tumbled to the lowest level on
record and bank reserves have hit
new highs. AS recovery continues,
however. demand for money is sure to
increase SO gilt-ed2e securities have
probably now reached a ceiling. The
day is cOmin2-prObaEly not during
1886, however-when the price Of
hi9h-9rade bonds will decline as
money rates advance Medium and
scccnd-gradc issues-mOrc dependent
upon business profits-are still on the
upgrade. Investors should continue to
own a backlog Of good bonds, for
the foreign outlook is spOty and
there may be renewed dcflatiOn a.
broad with its rcpcrcussiOn9 here.
Canadian Treaty Hopeful
The foreign problem has troubled
me greatly for the past two years. |
cannot picture any extended period Of
domestic prosperity unless there is ii
general recovery overseas. The core
Of the trouble has been a mad desire
for ScIf-Sufiicicncy ana the erection
Of iInpaSSablc trade barriers. The re-
cent United Stato8-Canadian rccip-
rOcal trade pact, however, is Signifi-
cant IT marks The first real move
toward trade restoration in a decade.
| believe it will aid the business of
both nations to Il marked degree next
year In fact, | lock for IN increase
of 10 10 20 per cent in foreign trade
in 1896, with the gains well distri-
buted on both the import and export
sides Of the ledger.
The outlook for various world mar
krtS is niEcd. Japan. now paving the
way fCN control Of the Pacific will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

Continued from Page One)
feet of the elections on business. In
studying this subject recently / dis
covered that during the past 16 elec-
tion years there have been seven
pick-ups. seven declines and two no
changes. This cXplodes the general
theory that business is bound TO be
bad in an election year. 1t is foolish
to be doubtful about 1936-cOming as
it does in vigorous recovery period.
Naturally political mancuvcrS will he
irritating and upsctting at times. But
rs | have pointed out repeatedly, pO-
litical campaigns do not make and
unmallc basic conditions: rather ri is
basic conditions which make and un-
make the campaigns.
This campaign will be Il bitter one.
Political propaganda and election
0ratory will mOnopOliZc the headlines
from May to November. If The ballot
ting were TO take place today, there
would be no douEt that Mr.. Rooat-
volt would be reelected. But rs the
months tick away, the President will
continue 10 lose strength, particularly
! question if the rising tide Of opposi-
tion 10 the New Deal will be strong
enough by November to cnGulf the
President and rob him Of his personal
popularity. Barring unforeseen events
the chances are that the Administered
ton will do nothing upsettinG to
business between now and election. .
Politics In Saddle
The final session Of the present
Congress begins on January and
will probably last five or six months.
1t viii be neither Il reform nor re-
cOvcrY session. but rather q re-elec-
tiCn session. Politics will completely
rule its DECISIONS While it will not be
Il rubber stamp Congress, party
harmony will be stressed and the
President will hold the wnip-hand on
the major issues. AS the program
lines up now. the most important
bills are the veterans bonus and the
neutrality law. With the members
lasting their eyes nervOtsly toward
the elections. it looks as thOngh the
Veterans can quickly lobby through a
cash payment, or the equivalent. even
over n presidential veto.
y neutrality bin, prohibiting the ex-
port Of munitions ana saddling heavy
taxes on war profits will be passed.
The Townsend movement is gaining
strength daily, but what it can ac-
complish at Washington this year is
question mark. Congress may steal
scme Of the TOwnsendites' thunder by
upping the per capita payments un-
der the new Social Security Act. If
the supreme Court okays the Guffey
coal act. similar measures covering
other industries may be passed. Fun
dam"ntally. this will be typical elec-
uOn-year Congress with plenty of
bCmbast and little constructive action.
Spending Peak Passed:
The real fight will come on the
spending issue. Mr. Roosevelt realizes
that his fiscal record as President
makes his 1882 campaign speeches on
economy at Washington" sound sillv.
so he will restrain Congress as much
as he can. 1t looks as though the
peak of the moncy-Scattcring wave
had passed for the time being. but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

flavor Of the turkey in one Of the less
usual ways. For this combine small
pieces of tu"tcy meat with cooked
shredded carrots, in sauce made
with turkey broth, thickened slightly
with flour. and seasoned with curry
powder and a little onion This mix
utre may be served on Il platter with
Il ring Of rice The dish may he va
ricd by substituting grated fresh CO.
coanut for the carrots, or sprinllinG
the mixture with cOconut.
Other good turkey dishes are
crcamcd turkey under a crust OF
mashed potatoes. like shepherds pie;
turkey chop sucy; turkey croqucttcS
and turkey pie or turnOVcrs. For The
pastry use a very rich biscuit dough
and if there is not quite enough tur-
key. add some cooked celery 10 The
filling.
Then Of course there is turkey soup
made from the bones plus any last
scraps OF meat. and cooked will
noodles, or macarOni. and perhaps
with tomatoes. carrots, onions, okra
any or all Of these.
The leftover vegetables come in
nicely when cold turkey is served -
the mashed potatoes made into cakes
friend with crisp brown crust and
served piping hot. SwcctpOtatOcs may
be scalIoprd with apples to add to
the v..... .. ,.. ......,r Il nice dish
in any case. If there is leftover
celery. ii makes a good stew with to-
matoeS. or with carrots and thus fur
nisheS a third item IN very good
dinner OF Christmas lcft-OVerS. y cas-
Sero!c Of mixed vegetables. crcamed
and backed with bread crumbs over
the top is another good way to use
vegetable left-Ovcrs too small in guam
tty TO serve separately.
The fruits and nuts that may be
on hand are good in a dozen different
kinds OF salads or desserts Nuts with
diced apples make Waldorf salad or
nut kernels may be tucked into dates
OF pruncs and served with = bah of
cream cheese on crisp lettuce. Or
nuts. dates and figs may be ground
up together and made into a bah 10
fill the center Of half 4 canned peach.
or q peeled fresh pear that is served
on a lettuce leaf often with cream
cheese.
Then Tor CAKES on h&nd after
Christmas day! Fruit cake. Of course.
needs only TO be served for Itself
alone as long as it lasts-which can
be 4 long time because it is moist and
keeps we'll if put away in "A tight con-
ta:ner. But other cakes dry out quick
II, and one way TO use them is tt
serve a piece with a slice OF canned
peach on top and sirup poured over
the whole. Or with some other sauce
-butterscotch, chocolate. foamy. tutti
frutti. or any other fruit sauce.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

steal more Of our Chinese t,ado O,
business in Europe VIII suffnn
unsettled conditions there a,+ho,,II
the ltalian-Ethiopian dispute will No.,
lead TO major war in 1886. Thc ,a
nomic crisis in France. Holland ..,
Switzerland will result in cDrroII,
deValuatiOn sooner or latcr-n,,l,,1,F
this year This would break ,,o ,,,
for international currency stahiIia,.'
ton and improve the chances ~
real business revival in all nafin,.
At present writing. Latin Amoria,
South Africa. Canada. Australia ~
Near East and Scandinavia ,,cI.t'
seem to offer the best ....arkcr, ~ y,
early 1896. )"
Conclusion
SO now in raStrCSpcct: fhs j. 81
'hlrd December since recovery 7at =,
but | can safely say That il i- ~
iIrSt ycar-cnd when the mai,rit,,
people admit that business has ebo,.,
market progress. Back in 1882 r con-
sumner good aoom gave a. IL, ,I1I,
boost from the dcp,hs-lO Der car,
III 1894 we enjoyed another .,3oo,'.
HS the automobile industry pusnoa
upward eight pnr cent. this roe, u"
the heavy goods Industries unvod
ahead nine per cent Now ae
stand on the threshold Gr 1896 ~. "'
only 10 per cent below uornal NV
tide Of recovery is running s,ron,. l',
lock forward with conri1c,'n. II,
progress IN the BIG malurjfv - 4"
mi. tt.ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27
OLD DRUM WORTH 4O% MORE THAN ITS
ACTUAL PRICE-PALATE POLL REVEALS!

Imagine! 4 ow-priccd whiskcv SO
much better that hundreds in
nation-"ide poll OF pIIatcs over
estimated its price by 1OH5! That
thrifty folks everywhere hail as
Tic greatest whiskcy buy in the
market! No wonder Old Drum i
the talk of America to-day!
Distilled from the same tou
quality grains used for costI;cst
whiskics. Old Drum offers :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27

"drinkablc" whiskcy at ii cents
iblc" price challenges com
parisOIt with amy "straight" or
''bicnd'' i'll its price class.
Try Old Drum for yourself.
Marvel at its high quality. Save
"n its low price. Prove to your
own satisfaction what 80 many
already knOw-that you can I
beat Old Drum.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27
Ten Percent Business Gain
In SO, Genuine Prosperity
By 1897 Babson Forecast

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-27
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~ the Family Budget l.,

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