davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-05-30

numerous as the strange Ash, whose
bright colors OF red, blue, green, yellow,
black and brown fash through the
clear waters above a white coral and
sand background.
As a sideline to the work OF estab
fishing an air base. shark fishing is the
most hourishing industry. Provided
the line and hook are strong enough,
sharks anywhere from to 10 feet long
can be caught as fast as the hook is
baited with another fish and thrown
in the water. Lovers of the bizarre
favor the sharks backbone as a cane.
and plenty OF sharks from which the
spinal columns will eventually be ex-
tracted may now be seen drying on
the beach.
,Cooyright 1895 BY the North american
NeSsDaper Alliance. Inc
Evening star., 1935-05-30
Issue of 90 Pairs
Of Shoes to One on
Relief Is Charged
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Nav 30
Charges that rs manv as 60 pairs
of shoes were issued to one
individual by the Blair County
Emergency Relief Board have
been made by State Repre-
sentative Harry E. Diehl, Demo-
crat.
This was part of ridiculous
distribution" of apparel made by
the board, Diehl told a Joint
Legislative Committee investigat-
ing relief administration through
out the State.
Were those shoes turned into
money by the recipients?" asked
Representative Miles Horst COM
mittee chairman.
Yes" replied Diehl.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
Argentina Improves.

Argentinas general economic i'm
proyement is continuing
Evening star., 1935-05-30
Braided
Cotton Line
!::. -: 33c

Strong, light, flexible cotton
rope. For luggage, clothes
line and all-around general
use. Ties easily and holds well.
IOO-foot hanks; 1882 inches in
diameter.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
Heatmaster
Cord Sets
28c

Regular sec cord set. T-foot size
Glazed cotton cover with 16-gsuge
Cutler Hammer hester plug. With
switch
Evening star., 1935-05-30

16-inch adjustable window
screens that extend to SO
inches wide. They have hard
wood, oiled-6nish frame with
galvanized wire screen. Regu-
larly 39c each.
Evening star., 1935-05-30

Constructed Of selected hardwood
and finished in dull walnut. Nicely
turned front legs. Has 4 roomy
drawers. Priced TO save you S4.00.
Evening star., 1935-05-30

Popular Chicago design. steel.
inside steel lock set, with easy
spring reversible mortise lock
and bright nickel key. Fin
ished in dull brass.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

hos.
"Y di, aunque con
mucho trabajo. con
una cueya que Sc
encuentra muy arri
ba del cerro entire
dos crestones que
estan en- Ell lugar en-
donde comienza una
barranca que pare
ce lie dicen de Gel
Tecolote" Con ira
bajo ascendi va
cuando empeZaban
a caer gruesos go
~terones. Poco item
pc despues una flu
ROSA tormenta azo
taba las ramas de
las %encinas; pero 20,
dentro de mi qua
rida, esperaba que
pronto pasara, pa
ia que, todavia a Ia
luz del dia. pudiera
bajar y tomar ell ca
mino del pueblo.
LA tormenta du
ro POGO. aunque a
mi me parecio un
siglo. FL sol apare-
clio y e~ntonces a su
luz. cuando aun ba
jaba ell aqua por las
~barranauillas y por
las veredas, pude,
aunque sin impor-
tarme mucho. exa-
minar a vuelo de pa
jaro aquella cueva
en- donde me habia
guarecido de la tor
menta.
Elsa cueva tiene
cierto olor desagra-
dable, como que es
guarida de millares
de murcielagos que
me TOGO yer salir a
POGO ratio cuando va
ell sol guerra ocul-
tarse.
"En ell piso de
Ia cueva-a Ia que
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Como tue DeSCubiertO un Rico
Dep6sitO de GuanO en- una
CueUQ del Edo. de MichOdCdn

"Pues vera listed senior, que a fl
mes del mes pasado en- un dia que la
nina Sarita me do de d~escanso, me
fui al cerro a sacar jauiques, a cor
tar huicumos llevando tambien la in
tencion de buscar algusas jicamas
que tan sabrosas Y tan dulces Sc crian
por aquellos lugares.
"Anduve con mi canasta a la es-
palda y apoyandome en- la barretilla
que me servia para mi cosecha, Y va
pasado ell medic dia. habiendo salido
a mi expedition cuando habia ela-
reado, comenzo ell cielo a cubrirse de
NUDES que venian como de por ell rum
DO de Oriente, y va sabra listed Sc
nor, que en- tempo de aguas cuando
las nubes aparecen por csc rumbo, es
SECURE que va a Hover; por 10 que,
como yo me encontraba muy arirba
del cerro Y crei que no podria bajar
sin que me sorprendiera la tormen-
ia, tome la resolution de buscar una
cueva para guarecerme del SECURE
chubasco, que no son otras las tor
mentas de por todos estos contor-
La opinión., 1935-10-27

asa un Dote de no
ia de lata tapado
con un hilacho; bo-
tie que con una car
ia de la repetida
Sarita Torres, me
entrego. Pasados los
primeros momentos
y los saludos de es-
tito, me puse a leer
la carta, no sin ha-
Der antes brindado
asiento a mi hues-
ped.
La carta que re
Glib me indicaba la
necesidad de que ell
portador me nara
ra 10 relative al ha-
llazgo del content
do del bote, p
niendose que era
~chapopote. Quite ell
hilacho que 10 ia
paba v vi dentro
una masa lodosa de
olor nauseabundo
que no tenia NADIA
que me indicara
que fuera %chapopo-
tie. v despues de ha-
berlo examinado cui
d~adosamente v de
hacer mis- suposicio
mes dentro de mis-
escasos conocimien-
tos, supliaue al por
tabor tuviera a bien
contarme TODD 10 re
lativo al hallazgo
de ~aquella materia.
sin omitir nj los mas
ligeros d e t a | e s,
puesto que asi. por
canine SECURE. iria-
mos para ell exito
de nuestros planes.
FL portador del
bote. franco y estu-
dioso como 10 he di-
cho. mas o e
me mario 10 siguien
-
La opinión., 1935-10-27

ell terreno que atraviesa la via, y
como en- un perimetro de unos mil
metros, en- ell verano y muy princi-
palmente cuando ell tempo es muy
caluroso, toda aquella extension Sc
We, a primera vista, como 81 lutheran
mojado la terra con alguna sustain
cia aceitosa; y 20, que desde muchi-
simo tempo antes 10 habia visto con
detenimiento Y admiration, desde que
OF 10 del chapopote en- aquella cena
de la senorita Torres, concebi luego
la idea de que no cabia duda de que
EN- aqrellos lugares habia petroleo.
No tardo mucho ell cumplimiento
de la promesa, porque una manana
cuando ell tren hubo dejado en- la
Estaci6n de Zamora a los viajeros que
llegaban a esa poblacion, Sc me pre-
sento en- casa un rancherito como de
unos veinticinco amos de edad, de
buena presencia. ~simpatico y que re
velaba en- su semblante csc modo tan
particular de las personas que Sc fl
jan en- TODD Y, por 10 mismo, son de
provecho. Llevaba colgando de una
La opinión., 1935-10-27
II

Yadicaba con la sonora su madre a
ouien nunca ha dejado sofa, en- Ell
preblo de Ecuandureo del distrito de
La Piedad Cabadas, distante esta po-
blacion de la ciudad de Zamora. como
doce leguas Y unas cinco Ecuandureo,
v debido a la amistad con la seno-
lita Y con todas las personals de su
familia, me llamo para que fucra al
lugar de su Residential al arregio de
IN asunto judicial que por ALA tenia
iniciado.
No ocurri al llamado Ell misno dia,
pero 10 hice al t%ercero, en- ell u
me e~ncargue del negocio.
Aun cuando quede expedite para
regresarme luego en- ell tren que de
Guadalajara CORE pasando por Ia
mora, lugar de mi Residential, Y por
Ecuandureo. no 10 hice debido a us
tancias de la senorita Torres, qu,en
conociendo mis- inclinaciones a la HIS
toria Natural, me ofrecio marianne
algo que me interesaria; y ESQ tue
llegada la noche, al tomar la cena. ha-
ciendome saber 10 que paso a expo
ner; debiendo advertir a mis- respe-
tables l~ectores que 10 hago a fin de
QUE, como tambien 10 he s%uplcado en-
mis- anteriores articulos en- donde lie
tratado sobre las riauezas de Michoa
can. haya auien las eXplote, sobre to-
do. a la sombra del gobierno de M
m~ichoacano como 10 es ell senior ge-
neral Lazaro Cardenas.
"Hace pocos dias, senor"-me d.
10 Sarita-"que Fulano de Tai Use
me ha olvidado ell nombre) "mozo que
nos sirve para traernos ell aqua,
asearnos la cas- en- 10 que a un va
ron concierne v para otros asuntos
relatives a un sirviente, me diJo que
Ell csc cerro que domino o d 81 u
lie. cerro que desde aqui. 81 no fuera
de noche, estando alberta esa venta
ma, listed podria yer, al ir por ala
a traer lena o Que sc 20 que cosas
que solo Sc italian en- la montana. u
vo OCCASION de penetrar a n espa-
cicsa cueva que sc encuentfa cast
en- IA Gina, y ALI sc %encontro una
materia que lie ha parecido que es
chapopote. Esta persons presihtien
do tai vez que llegaria la OCCASION de
.Iatar csc asunto con persona que
como listed es amante de esos osun-
tos. trajo una muestra que consefVa
en- su casa v que proxlmamente re
enviare a listed con ell mismo que Ia
encontro. para que este lie nafre las
peripecias del hallazgo'.
Cansado seria traer aqui Ia il
ma conversation que aquella noche
suscito ell asunto del tai ~chapopote'
b&steme decir que tanto Sarita como
su mama v ell que este escribe. for
mamos nuestras e%speranzas de que
no muy tarde seriamos todos j%untos,
con ell mozo. duenos de un e~nvidiable
capital. maxine que tuvimos en- cuen
ia que la via del ferrocarril pasa casi
por la falda de aouel cerro.
q o o
La opinión., 1935-10-27

encontrarme con alguna vibora cue
ALA a%bundan, 0 con un zorrillo,-ha-
bia. o estaba tornado por esa ma
terra que he traido a listed en- ell
bote por orden de la senorita Sara,
convertida en- lodo. tai vez por ell
aqua de las lluvias que Sc cuelan por
algunas rendijas que yo no busque;
v como tai s~ustancia me parecio cha
popote por algo que me han conta-
do, pues 70 no 10 conozco. la tome
aunaue con repugnancia v la puse
en- csc mismo bote que por ALI esta-
ba, que de SECURE fue abandonado
por alguien que fue al monte mucho
antes que 20.
"Nada mas tengo que decir a US
ted: V 81 cree que esa s%ustancia es
chapopote o alguna otra cosa que nos
pueda dar algdn provecho. haga Sc
nor. 10 possible por lograrlo".
Pasaron muchos dias habiendo yo
guardado ell bote en- un lugar de mi
casa para que no molestara Ell olor
nauseabundo, esperanto la OCCASION de
~sujetar aquella sustancia al eXamen
de persona eXperta. quedando al fin,
C|OGN0nClOO Qe que 10 que Ell nOLO
de la senorita Torres me habia lie
vado. era NADIA menos que guano, Y
de una calidad suprema. Y de cue
aquella cueva %profunda Y otras mas
que Sc encuentran en- ell mismo cerro
de Ecuandureo. estan llenas de esa
riquisima s~ustancia que Sc vende Y
sc compra con estimation en- todas
parties. V con especialidad en ell Y
tranjero. Hay, pues. en- ell repetido
cerro. una fuente de riqueza aun no
explotada hasta la fecha. Y como ell
murcielago es ell que produce con sus
deyecciones csc abono. V csc anima-
Ito en- millares, viye en- aouellas cue
vas. de SECURE que ell eXpresado qua
no s~urtiria por mucho tempo a los
mercedes tan luego como hubiera
persona o compania que 10 eXplotara.
Todo 10 criado. como 10 es, por la
mano de Dios. esta lleno de miste-
rios que ell hombre no puede com
prender en- la etapa por la que atra-
viesa en- la terra: v va que Sc trata
del murcielago, animalito que la ma
yoria We con desprecio. permitaseme
insertar LAS Alas que ven". CAPT
tulo de Alfalfa, ell Duende Alado".
nombre con que asi llama a csc ami
NAL ell amend naturalista Ernest
Thompson Seton, en- sus "Costumbres
de Animales ~Salvaies":
'Como la lesion de Alfalfa no era
mas que una herida de n en- ell
musculo del pecho. pronto sc repuso,
y al cabo de una semana estaba otra
vez sano. Su abatimiento habia ODE
decide principalmente al susie, por-
que la exquisite sensibilidad nerviosa
del murcielago no conoce acaso rival
en- ell mundo de los animales. y los
que no tienen pruebas de clio no pue-
den saber hasta donde llegar u deli
cadeza. Hubo hace mucho tempo
un hombre cruel. un naturalista, a
qu;en dijeron que up murcielago tie
ne un don de neryios tan maravilloso
y un sentido del tacto tan fino, cue
podria yer con las alas ST perdiera
los oios. FL naturalista no vacilo en-
ponerlo a prueba. V ha dejado datos
que nos parecen un cuento de hadas.
"Hubo un enfermo en- la casa de Ia
(Sigue en- la Pag. LAY
La opinión., 1935-10-27

En- aquellos lugares,-y recurro al
testimonio de los o~bservadores que
han pasado por la Estacion 'Falconi',
existe la ~particularidad de Que TODD
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Por Manuel DUENAS MACIEL
Exclusive para los Periodicos Lozano

C unos doce o trece
amos que la senorita
Sara Torres, nacida
en- Purepero. de mi
Estado de Michoa-
can. habil e~nfermera
pero muy modesto,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Corn And Hog
Contracts Can Be
Signed Saturday

Lawrence Mckay, consumer
member of the board on corn and
hog production contracts for Hen
derson county today announced
that an important meeting for
corn and hog growers, wishing to
sign contracts for reduced pro-
duction, will be held Saturday at
10 a. M, at the city hall.
Mr.. Mckay said that in order
to obtain an organization to ham
die this program in the county
this year it is hoped that at least
40 signers Of these contracts may
be obtained. Otherwise, it may be
difficult for the government to
come into Henderson county with
it's corn-hog reduction program.
Last year there were only % such
signers.
Anyone wishing to sign such n
contract is asked to be present
Saturday.
Failure to derive advantage To-
cally from this program, 1t is
pointed out, could develop in view
of the fact that there is neither a
county agent to handle this work
for the federal government in tn"
county, or that not sufficient pe)-
pie in the county would be inter
ested in entering such contract
with the government to make 1t
possible for the government 10
have a set-up here to carry out
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Scouts To Study
Max ng OF Maps

Tbs week in Scouting with
Troop No. l.. sponsored by the
Kiwinis club, there will be spe-
cial study in map-making and
map-reading. Scouts will be given
the opportunity to have actual
mars of real places to draw and
real maps to read. Along with
this. program there will be special
announcements and practice for
the Scout circus, which is to be
held on February IA at the city
gym.
D. T. Mashburn, Scoutmaster,
and Henry King, assistant Scout
master, wish to thank the parents
of the troop for the insistent en-
enlargement of tenderfoot Scouts
and second class Scouts to ad-
vance one class by February l,
Some one or two have not finished
with tests for these requirements.
Parents are asked to inquire about
their boys who hold either the
rank of tenderfoot or second
class.
Last Friday night in the treas
ure hunt, the big prize was found
by Jack Smith.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Petitions Out For
Reductions in Car
License Tag Costs
119 People Attended Re-
cent Meeting Held to
Sponsor Move

At a mass meeting held at the
county courthouse last Saturday
afternoon a petition requesting
the general assembly to reduce
automobile license tags was pass
ed by a rising vote and 119 peo-
ME signed their names to the Pc
tition. -,
The petition, addressed to the
state legislature is as follows
eve, the undersigned automobile
owners of Henderson county and
vicinity, whose names are signed
to this petition, respectfully urge
YOU to pass a law making the
license on small cars and small
trucks such as the Ford. CheV-
rolet, ETC., flat rate of five dol,
lars. and the other cars reduced
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23

proportionately.
"The present law works a ter.
rible hardship on thousands of
car owners who cannot afford to
pay the high fee in the present
law, and, therefore, thousands OF
small cars lay idle and the own
ers cannot use them on the high
ways of North Carolina.
1--WE believe that five dollar
auto license fee on these small
cars would permit thousands OF
people to use their cars and the
extra tax on gasoline would bring
in enough revenue to pay for the
difference between the rate you
are now charging and the five
dollar fee.
eve further ask you to refund
the car owners the amount which
you have collected for 1885 tags
on the basis of this five dollar
license which we are asking for"
A number of petitions have
been distributed in Henderson
vile for signing by those inter
ested.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CAL0MEl
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Karin to Go

II you feel sour and sunk and the world
boks punk. don't swallow lot OF salts min
eral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum
and expect them to make you suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full OF sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only move the
bopnls and a mere movement doesn't get at
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
feeling is your liver. It should pour out two
pounds OF liquid bile into your bowels daily.
II this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. 1t just decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You have 0
thick, bad taste and your breath Is foul,
skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head
aches and you feel down and out. Your whole
system Is poisoned.
II takes those good. old CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two
pounds OF bile flowing freely and make you
tee "up and up" They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when it comes to making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. ask for Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter's
Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent
substitute &c at drug stores. G 1881 c. M. Co.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Western Carolina
Highway Needs
Set AT S2,l2O,A5
Henderson County's Esti-
mate Placed at $685.
$50 by Engineer

RALEIGH. Jan. 2S.-The state
highway and public works COM
mission yesterday estimated that
it will REQUIRE an expenditure of
81, 120,445 to bring the highways
in % Western North Carolina
counties back to the state of re-
pair which characterized them Is
months ago.
Emphasizing the inadequacy of
the maintenance provided by the
1893 legislature, the commission
urged increased appropriations
for the 1851 biennium. 1t
pointed out that the commission
has been unable to make the nee
essary repairs to state highways
and county roads with the result
that engineering surveys have
shown that it will require $6,152.-
O49 to place them in same condi-
ton as of July 1, 1888, the be-
ginning of the current biennium.
j. c. Walker, of Asheville, divi-
sion engineer of division "E'
which COMPRISES % western coul-
ties, including Buncombe, advised
the commission that it will take
S815,880 to repair the state high
ways and S1.3O4, sos the county
roads in his division.
His estimates by counties fol-
low:
Buncombe, s123,130; Haywood,
Madison, $79,S90; YAM
cey $7O,SOO; Henderson, $685.
$50.
Polk, $6O,18O; Pennsylvania,
$194,95O; Cherokee, S126,995;
Clay. S98.31O; Graham, $98,480;
Jackson, $114,4S0.
Macon, $86,16O; Swain, $685.
$50; Burke, $74,5OO; Cleveland,
$113,250; Mcdowell, $780,;
Rutherford, S114,600; Caldwell,
$104, $50; Ashe, $123,500; Avery,
$57,220; Mitchell, S668,300; Wa
tauga, $105,740.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Asiatic History
Extended Back
Many Centuries
Relics Gathered Since III,
Now Revolutionize Old
Historic Beliefs

PARIS, Jan. 23.-(UP).-Dis-
covery of traces of the earliest
known Asiatic civilization dating
back to $500 B. C. was announced
yesterday by Professor Silvain
Levi, eminent Indian specialist in
the College of France.
Professor Levi has just COM
pleted examination of numerous
relics found in French excava-
lions since 1921, in northern India
at Mohendjodaro, at Harappa, in
the Sind, and in Nepal.
He said that a well-developed
civilization % centuries before
Christ had its own language, built
great cities with stone houses and
palaces, developed fine sculptors,
and kept in touch with the an
cient Mesopotamian civilization
by means of commercial travellers.
"This is more than a revela-
ton" DR.. Levi told the United
Press in an exclusive interview.
"Our find is revolutionary in AsI-
attic history. Hitherto, historians
believed the earliest Indian CIVIL
iZation was a branch off the COM
mon root which produced IN Eu'
rope the Greeks, Latins, Germans
Slavs and Celts. We were then
ohIo RI trace our civilization back
as far as 1000 to 1900 years be-
fore Christ.
"But now our excavations IN
the past Il. years in northern
India prove inconsistency another
earlier civilization which we can
place definitely at least 70 CEN
turtles before Christ.
"This civilization was rich, ad-
vanced. Curiously, these people
built great cities and great pal,
aces-but no temples. They had
script writing on ivory, pottery
and soapstone.
eve found traces showing
those people were in communica-
ton with Elan or Susiane, whose
kings defended Babylon.
1T may be more than strange
coincidence that the alphabet SYM
bols we found on an India civil
zation of ancient times were very
similar to symbols found in writ
inc and carvings on Easter Island,
in the Pacific ocean, halfway
around the world from India, on
tba coast of South America.
"There may have been some
common origin of these symbols
in a race of the ancestors OF tn1
Malays who may well have livea
both in India and the Pacihc
islands"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23

Audiences at the Carolina for
the past two days have acclaimed anne.
"The County Chairman" Wills
finest vehicle to date-even more
mirthful, human and engrosslng
than David Harum," Handy
Andy or Judge Priest"
"The County Chairman has
been adapted from George AIDES
famous stage play of generation
ago and deals with small-town
politics back at the turn of the
century. Their colorful PERSONAL
ties, their frenzied rallies, their
intense feeling made of them a
very different "game" from poll
tics today = conducted with re-
serve and dignity via the radio.
The star is seen as the seasoned
veteran of many campaign
the fiery war-horse of his state,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
Use of Wood in Building

Though stee. may be the building
material which has come into Its
own with the modern trend in archi-
lecture, wood remains the substance
upon which variety and beauty de-
pend. More than ever the nlances,
colorings, and veneers whicn rare
and heretofore. unused lumbers dis
played are being put to use in mod
ern architecture.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23
[OW to Relieve
Headaches I'm
Three Minutes

~, !. you have one of those
aerye-racking headaches,
ss %.ST!!ganic causes, you can
$Slalng relief in three min
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h, : % accomplish in a few
what We believe no one
@Tp1G!a can do in so short a
h. ~" should also be used
c,i, tehef of muscular aches
i, common colds and neu
81, LOT reducing fever and
M a distressed nervous sys-
! S .S:1It . opiates, narcotics or
., iuo'',,1orming drugs. Get
,svs,n IOc and 25c packages,
utags are sold. (adv)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-23

who knows every family skeleton
by its first name - and doesn't
hesitate to use them! He may be
the best baby-kisser in the coun-
ty, when the need arises, but he's
also the stormy petrol of the po-
litical camps and a genuine fire.
eater. 1t is another triumph of
Characterization from this lovable
star.
In his support, there is a nota-
bic cast of players, many of whom
have worked with him in earlier
screen hits. Evelyn Venable and
Kent Taylor, the young lovers of
David Harum," have important
roles and others featured are Lou
Use Dresser, Mickey Rooney and
Ste,in Fetchit. .'t
''The County Chairman" will be
shown for the last times today.