davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-15

Permit Granted-A building per-
nit on file at the city engineers
office Wednesday was granted TO
the California Fibre Corporation for
a S575 addition to a shed on Third
street near the railroad tracks.
Buys HoteI-Albert F.. Miller. for
mer manager of the Barbara Worth
hotel. recently purchased the Adobe
hotel at 90 Palms. Calf.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
. Mud cine Werbunq.

aud cine Berbnng q.
0@as miirOeu Sic iagen, mein
Srdulein, fpeuu i'd Sic frage, mas
Sbr Batter autporteh piirOe, menu
i'd i'm iragen wiiroe, Oh er sic mir
sur 6rou gebeu wiiroe?~
Ole 90fung0e r 5rage.
Wautter: nSbr bobt mir beioe Der'
iproden, ibr piirOet cure apieliine
nidt Dor Gid ellen. ltnS nun babt
ibr es bod getaul"
Ole 9inOer: Stein, Mlttil 9arl
bot meme segeiien unO i@ ieine."
-auftion. G~uftionator: sd
babe Die peinlide Aufgo6e, befannt-
5ugeben, Dab einem Serrn aus Dem
&ubIifum feline 8rieftoi1e NIT bum
bert Dollar berIorensine. gr Bit
tet, oieielbe 5uriid5ueeben uno bietet
Dem 5inOer 5man5ig 9oqar."
Stimme aus Der Nfenge:
SD biete oreiBigl~
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
GbpsdsInns 1T aud NAL gut.

Seioepriem bot Dor Sabren cine
&eiie nod China gemodt unO fdat
nun alien 2elten Onmit auf bic SEER
ben, Dab er 0ouerno bonn 6erneu
Often er5dbIt. Gines AbenOs unter.
baIt er iid nit ieinem Greunoe Smut.
Der inn cine @eile ge0ulOig aubort
uno babel Sen tuunoerboren SOnnen.
untergona betrodtet. I'm ons @e.
iprGd BON China ab8ulenfen, beginnt
aud Der 6reunO, iid iiber ben berr'
liden MbenObimmel ouS8uIaiien.
n9os 1T BOD gar nidts", probIt
SeiOepriem, non ~ionteit nal einen
5Onnenuntergung i'm Often iebenl"
nad ia, ein biBden abme6sluns
ndre gang idOn~, jeuf5t Der Oer5pei'
felte &nnt, lin OieIem elenOen 2onoe
gebt ia Sic Come INNER I'M @eiten
unter!~
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

Spre9 febIer. ngeun,
tpirit gu oos rei5enOe M6o1en bei.
roten, Dem ou 10 eifrig ben 9of
uladit?~
.2ei6er nidt; fie bot ndmIiG eli
men SprabfebIer."
r@ie idoOel norm beitebt er
oenn?"
Isle fonr nidt ia iaeen."
-nebers SBr gebouen.
Ser BETTER Der 4eporatnruerfitott
betrodtet fritiih Oas auto, oos er
uieoer in 9rOnung bringen iou:
.@iebieI BADEN sic oenn fir BEN
@ogen gegeben, mein Serr?"
nSffen eeiaet, ih babe i'm bon
einem 6reuno geidentt befommenl"
so, TO-, brummelt Der God-
mann, ia bat man Sic aber or
Oentli6 iibers Sbr gebouen!"
Seine Mbnune Meier
tritt in elm Electromagnetic. nad
bite, drdulein = id m0dte cine
Bitbpe fnufen!~
Die @erf6uferin bringt einen gar-
gen Grm bon Yuppen berbei.
nSier oieie fam id Sbnen eon5
Defenders empfeblen, tpenn Sic Die
9uppe binlegen, 6onn idlieBt tie Die
9uqen, gerooe ME elm ridtigeS
Babn!"
Gagt Meier: 0JrGuIein, baben
Sic cine abnung bon einem ridti-
gen 8abpi"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
.Webmen Sic Oieie 8eleiOiaung

8a ,Mlter Ssunge,
lab bid iuornen! 8enn on oein
Bnmmeneben nod elm Sobr 10 FORT
iest, Iebit Oh feline feds MOnate
mebr.~
Ole Supe. Yoli8ilt: $50
ben Sic gebupt2"
Iutofabrer: n@eDiBl~
Eoli3iit: so? Sd babe Gber
oeutlid gebort, AnB sic nid)t &C.
bupt baben.~
Der &rnd. n@as fir Elm
furdtbarer 26rm par oenn oas bor,
FIN auf Scr StrnBe?"
Gin pluto poGte in cine Geiten
ItrnBe eiflbiegcn!"
Limo 0as madt iolden &rad? e.
~Sa - es mar ndmIid gar teinc
GeitenitraBe sal"
2iebe modt bIino
uMamn, iebt peiB ib aud, ooii
2iebe blind mnhtl"
~Mber Gino, Oos berltebit ou oor
nod gar nid)t!"
n0od, Moma! SnfeI bat bod
feline Gran iider icbr eeIiebt, unf
geitern iagtc er 5u Eapn, er f0nn(
lie nid)t mebr ieben!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

6oIfdfpieIer. Nod5orn
treffen iid. sic tpobnen Cir an Cir.
@ano an @ono.
sSbr 5obn lit elm iibIer 50Ii6.
IpieIerl~
rGrIauben Siel Mlein Sobn lpieIt
i~6erbaupt nift Rorten!"
sRarten nidt. 4ber &lobierI"
Sn Ser SduIe. gs mar
tu0breno Oes &edenunterridts Der
AnerfleinIten.
Oh baIt aebn aepfeI", fraete ser
2ebrer, .Nein GROCER 8ruOer fommt
uno nimmt sir flint Oabon meg.
@as bleibt sir oonn?"
r9ie flint fIeiniten, Serr 2eb-
rer."
per Sunge Sat re d t.
Serr SduI5e bat einen Stoff elm.
sefouft, aus Dem er fid eineu 4n5ug
MAIDEN Ioiien mill. 9os lit elm gro.
Bes greignis, uno sic gon5e Semi
lie itebt Inn Ben Gid b%erIommeIt,
ouf Dem oos Suf alisgebreitet lit.
Maan beurteilt fadmdnniid sic Site
oes GUIDES, un0 aud ser fleine Sum
&c beiiebt fid Ben Stoff, ober bon
Der ~berfebrten Geite.
n8iit Oh nber Minlm", iogt Ser
Batter 5u inn. n9u iiebit Dir ia
ben Stoff bon Der &iifieite an.
n8ieio oumm?" ontportete Ser
Sunee entriiitet. n@enn ih i'm 81
trogen befommc lit er bod iider
eemen0et."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

MiBDer It .l1rt.
iere Sub bat elm 9aIbhen sefrieetI
Sic glouben nidt, mie bic @rok.
mutter fi6 eefreut bot!"
.@ie? Die Mutter Der Sub lebt
nod?"
- @inoermnn0. Snge iiebt
Bel ibrem oSnfel Doftor" gum ers
item Male elm Sfelett. Sic fragt,
mas 0os lei.
nOas iino oie anohen zines ee-
itorbenen Mannes~, lit Die oufflG~
renoe Mntnort.
Nad einem fur5en unglaubigen
Sdpeigen iaet Snee:
Damn fommt alio Blob Der Sped
in ben @immel2"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

= @rnefB 8efdef0. YNein
5obn i6reibt ieOen Sonntog nod
&auiel~
yMein Gobn befommt iobiel @elO
bon mir, Dab er Sen gonaen Monot
oamit ausfommtl"
Gin feItener Sag.
limb pelder Sotfude idreiben Sic
SIR bobes glter 5u2~ frngte Der
Mnnn BON Der 3eitung ben Sunoert-
idbrieen.
.9os fommt iider Oaber, baB i'd
geboren bin, bebpr oie 8a5inen err
FunOen t~pur0en!~
Ole Muien. Cine eroBa
4usitattungsoperette ioDte oufge-
fiibrt mer6en. Ser Director fam
berein, UNI Der eriten BrO6e bei5n'
wobnen.
n8os IinO 6ns fir Mdoden oort?"
fragte er un0 oeigte ouf cine fleinl
5Har lei6tbetlei6eter Saonbeiten.
n9as iino Die neun Wuienl" er'
l6uterte Der Gegiiieur.
.@os?" fubr Ser 9ireftor auf
ngeun Muien? Sn elmer Gusitat
tungsrepue? 6iinf5ig Muien miiiier
mir baben, buloert Muien, bunOert
fiinf8ig MuIen
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
6 dmeiheIei2 .MirfIih.

Sdmei6eIei9 a8irfIi@,
&urt", inete Die biibi6e ~llriula, bon
oIen Stuoenten, Die id fenne, mag
id Did am liebItenl"
n0as frert mid, mein 2ieberl
Nber Dorum 0enn?"
n8eiBt Ou, Oie onOeren iinO ole
70 idredIid eelebrtl"
-8aBt Hr ibn. sd mo6-
te germ Oos Bud BADEN, Oos i'm
SdoufenIter Iiegt unA ben Sitel bat:
S8ie fanet man Mdnner?" Ioet Oie
neunidbrige @rete in ser 8ufbonO-
lung.
D@os pinit Ou oenn Oomit2"
nN2einem Yopa gum @eburtstag
I1enfenl~
nGoIde Bidder ideuft elm fleines
M6ofen ieinem goter nidtl"
n0ohl Naein 9apa lit ndmlid
Gdusmonu, miiiien Sic piiien!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

Ole @affe. sd babe
Sic eeitern iingen gebOrt, Grdu-
LEM
yId, Oos mar MIR, Inn 0ie 3eit
tot5ui1logen, &err gtodbarl~
n9o boben sic nber cine fur9t-
bare @offe getDGbItl"
@efreiter. sd babe ge-
bort, Minnu, Sbr Shas lit iest bel
Sen GolOoten2
sen fdo, snd 5ruu."
D@efreiter ?"
nSu, gina 6rau. Bal er losfem-
men tut bonn Miiaitdr!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
nebprtrumpft.

uebertrumpft. sd
babe einen BudbnIter, Der in mei-
mem 9ienit erou %geporOen tit
n9os lit eor nifts. Sd bobe cine
Stenotbpiitin, Die in meinem D'cnlt
Tdpor5, braun, bIonN, plotiHforben
uno ti3ionrot aenorOen lit"
-ger0G6tig. nSit es uo6r,
ooB 6r1uIein 8iiritenbinoer ibre
CUTE Anitenung ols Mooeberidter.
Itotterin BEL Der 3eitung perIoren
bot?"
.@on5 redt! Die 2eierinnen moIl-
ten iie nidt mebr. Sic bielten iie
fir eiuen berfoppten Mann."
DIber tporum 0enn2"
n8eiI iie INNER tpieOer gori6lGge
madte, fDie mon aus einem alien 9ut
einen neren MAIDEN fonnte."
= SerenaOe. Sn elmer &Iein-
foot itonoen eim paar Mulifer Dor
einern &auie am MarftpIas uno
muii5ierten aus 2eibesfrdften.
Gin 6remOer fragte, mas Oos be-
0euten IoIe. ga befam er our ant.
mort:
Ser 8iirgermeifer bat @eburts.
tag, unO in benz Salss BORT poblt
erl~
D@orum fommt er Oann nidt ouf
ben 8nlfon, Inn Sen Muiifern fir
ibr Spiel 5u oonfen?"
nSia, oos eebt idIeft. gr bIdit
nGmIih Die Cuba in Dem 9rde-
iter."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
t.

- abgefibrt. n0u bdtteit
ireenoein Dummies, unbeOeutenoes
MGoden beiroten ionenl"
SD babe mein moglidItes Der-
iu9t, meme 2iebe!" ertpiOerte ionft
Ser @otte.
Ser fIeinc Neffe. Ser
tleine magere Sunge iab ieinen iebr
oiden 9nfeI longe uno a%ufmerfiam
on. .@os benfit on, mein Glei-
ner2" fragte i'm Der freunolide
Snfel.
rad SnfeI", fam nit einem
Seuf5er Sic a~nttport, I'D 0enfe, pie
bieI elmer ellen f0nnte. tueun er 10
pieI Sunger bate Die id unO 10
bieI 8Ias mic bu."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

0as @do. r@oter, mas lit
elm gao?"
Gin edo, mein Sunge, it Die
ein3ige Moslidfeit, bel Oeiner Nllt-
ter oos lebte @ort 81 ba6en."
II duIoen. ~@enn gu wiiB-
teit, piepieI i9 Dem Wanne iduI-
DEL"
.aba, lit er elm MenidenfreunO?~
oNein, nein - &ausbeiiber!"
Qiebe obne @orte....
u6riB, i6 Oerite9e sid nidt. 8enn
on mid al Die Sabre seIiebt bait,
marum bait Oh mir oas ME geiagt?"
~Sa, Glen, il babe bid c6en uu.
ouSipreGIid geIiebt!"
Or bat re9t. Sdnsden
lpri6t iein Nodtgebet nuBergep0bn.
lid leiie. sd fam bid nber oar
nidt b0ren, mein Qicbling". f%liiiteri
Die Mutter. ~5preHe ia AID gar
nidt NIT Dir, antwortet Der Bier
idbrige.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

- CIR fennt tie. n@enn id
MIR tpiiBte. mas id meiner 6rau
gum @eburtstog I9enfen ion?"
n6rage iie 0ohl"
sBetpobre, oos lit mir au teuer!"
Bed d. sd bin bod elm I'M
gliifsrnbel"
.@ieio?"
.Nun bin id our Morine geeon.
gen, INN etpos bon Ser @elt 81 lie.
ben, Oa Iteden iie mid in elm Inter
~ieeboot!"
8egegnung. @r: nSaIt
ou Sic biibide 8lonoine bemerft, Sic
eben ooriibereing?~
Sic: nMeinIt Oh Die entieBlid)
oufgetnfeIte @erion nit bent @u-
ideIfopf, Dem I1ferIifen @ut. Dem
gang beridnitteuen @ontel uno sen
idmusigen Sonoihuben2 Neitt, Die
bab i1 gar nidt bemerft.
SIN @oteI. Ser @oit:
Isle lit Oos eigentIid nit cen
8aierbabnen, Srdulein? Sd fam
nidt ausfinoie MAIDEN, mSlder mar
mes uno weIfer faltes @oiier
gibtl"
Dos Stilbenmaoden: uDos lit
BOD iebr einfad! Ser Sabn, ouf
Dem ~porm" itebt, gibt faltes @ai.
ier, un0 Ser 9abn, olif Dem nfoIt"
ltebt, gibt audi faltes @aiier!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
GntsegcnfOmmen6

6reo: Bite. cineu @utena6t.
2uBl"
CLARA. sd ipore meme
Riifie."
GreO: r9ouu tn Elm paar bon
mir in Define Sporboat."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
ein8eIIig. r8ie neuut

Gin5eIIig. gBie nennt
man eindelige 2ebepeFen?"
oStrGflinee, &err 2ebrer.~
San uno Crete. sic
tpnren i'm 600 un0 itottOen Dor ben
A~ffenfdfigen.
naomm bite, Sans, ioete iie,
lid m0dte 10 germ Die 2ODen ie.
benl"
o2oB uns bod bier bIeiben", ante
mortete Sans, mir gefanm bic
affen bel beiierl"
n9u Oenfit oud1 BLOB imuner an
oi6l" ieuf8te Crete.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
@sbraOer @nd.

Ser 8nrmbeder Abitinen5Ier@er.
elm feierte iein 50idbriges 8eIteben
i'm @aitbaus Sur 8alOqueIe~. Sill.
iproden - 9arbietungen aqer Nrt
gaben Dem Self einen piirOieeu STAB
men.
Gum SdluB betrot nodmoIs ser
8oritan0 in gegIeitung zines riiiti.
gen alter Serrn 0os Sodium: u2ie.
be Mitglie0er, i'd babe oos 8ergnii-
gen, Sbnen bier @erru Ntuf borau.
iteaen, er lit nit ieinen neun3ig Sab
rem ein Iebenoes 8eiIpiel unIerer
8eitrebungen = bite, mein lieber
Serr Mud, ridten sic bod ielbIt elm
paar 8orte an sic MntueIen0en." -
n9ido, meme 9omen uno Serrn,
wie Sic boren, bin id neurdig Sobr
olo unO nod iimmer ouf'n 9omm,
in min gar5en 2e6en beff i'd aber
audi mid ein'n 9roppen AlfebooI ge-
trunfen!" =-
rgielen 9onf, Serr @uf. uno
nun eeitotten sic MIR nod Die
6rage nod Sbrer perten GomiIie?~
nWpin 6rol is geItorb'n, rtur min
8ruOer Iebt nod, Ser Is ihon 5pei-
unoneun3ig - elm oIer Seefabrer
= ieoen abenO is er oun!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

8en, mel ben
iest ieoen Gag 10
ebaut 5pei bis
BRET 01ietunee
bel BEN @eOes.
iDeiler. SD BEN
Ben MeoestDeiIer
idon 0roer gru-
ue, NIT feline 9lIte
@rrebnidements
81 made, noB
aud e 2eboies.
Rommitfep n
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
gmtiISrmberban

Nd, 6ran 2infc, lit Sbre dro-
niihe Mittelobrent5iinOung tuieoer
ofut gemoroen?"
ngfein, mein 9ouli ipieIt beute
eritmolig cine giolinetiioe!"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

@rouam. uGas bier 1T
Elm Bib bon mir. aIs i'd nod elm
gol3 iunges Mdohen mari"
n@ur0e 6enn oomals i6on pho.
tograpbiert2"
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
GffeMer Gdrsibcbrtef Ses
Rbatbb Ganerampfer.
1899.

Iieber SER &eOod5iondr::-
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19
GnHanidt.

60 cine @emeinbeit - bid! -
oie SausfIiueeI bat iie obeei9raubt,
innen aueeriegelt bat iie aud uno
10 - bupp 10 mat nenrt ii4
Damn g~befameraOiH = bupp.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-19

@os BADEN sic Oenn oo fir
9lappen inter Ben 4dieln?
9os NeueIte fir 8interm6ntel -
bas iino Eaiden, wiiien Sic, tDenn
es einen redt an Ben Sanoen ~friert!
Evening star., 1937-06-13

the beach, orchestral concerts on the
pier, with the many other beach and
boardwalk amusements, will provide
a wide diversity Of recreational ac-
tivity for the holiday outing.
Two other notable July events are
the Middle Atlantic A. A. u swimming
meet In the open-air pools OF the
Flanders Hotel July 8 and the Atlantic
Coast golf tournament on the course
OF the Ocean City Country Club, July
21"23, inclusive.
ONE Of the most famous Of East
ern resorts, Asbury Park, N. j.,
IS ready for the Summer seasons an
nual throng OF vacationists Asbury
Park boasts remarkable safety rec
ORD OF not single fatality on the
beaches there during the past 80 years.
The boardwalk at this resort is known
lar and wide. The great casino and
convention hall, owned by the city,
are two OF the city's finest attrac-
tions. Every afternoon and evening
there is free organ recital in the con-
Vention hall by G. Howard Scott, mu-
nicipal organist.
Housed in the convention hall at
Asoury Park is theater, one OF the
largest beach front motion picture
houses IN the world. Less than a
block away are many other theaters.
With more than 200 hotels to
choose from, the need Of every va
catlonist, from the most budgeted to
tnose seeking the most elaborate in
notel accommodations, can be met.
stone Harbor, N j., reported a
recoro-breaking attendance at it's
memorial day celebration. The
Women's Civic Club dedicated their
new club house at Ninety-sixth street
and the beach with prominent State
ana Cap May County Club women
present.
Commodore w. r. Spofford has
announced that the yacht club of
stone Harbor, one of the most active
.groups OF its kind along the New
Jersey coast, will open their club
house and their seasons program
on Saturday. June 10.
Almost every sport Is available at
Stone Harbor. In addition to the
ocean. the seven beautiful waterways
are used by swimmers and fishermen.
Stone Harbor is located on an island,
10 miles from Philadelphia.
AT Bradley Beach, N. j., the de-
termination OF municipal officials to
preserve the residential tone Of the
resort Is evidenced by recent orders
to enforce local ordinance which
bars hotels, boarding houses and
apartments from approximately half
the borough. Five bathing beaches
are now open.
| AT Ocean Grove, N. j., a full Sum-
mer program Of religious events and
entertainments in the great auditori-
UNI on the "campgrounds' OF the
resort. still governed by the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association, will
open today with service conducted
by Bishop Ernest G. Richardson OF
Philadelphia.
Many Washingtonians have made
reservations at the fashionable Essex
and Sussex, well-known Jersey Shore
hotel at Spring Lake Beach. for the
opening day, Friday, June IS. Each
year the Washington colony at this
smart resort increases
Outstanding among the sports at
fractions to be held In Spring Lake
this Summer is the famous Jersey
Shore Horse Show, from July % to
25, inclusive. The show is to be held
! at Boxwood Farm and the entry
list includes many of the country's
| finest show horses.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Children to Enjoy
Round of Free Fun
At Atlantic City

A TLANT1C CITY, June l2-
Preparations are being completed
for the arrival Of some 1000 youngsters
here on Thursday. June "a, for chill
dren's week, annual feature staged
by the resort for the entertainment
Of its young visitors.
Children under IL years Of age
and registered at one Of the CO.
operating hotels, which include prac-
tically all Of the better known resort
hostelries, are allowed to participate
In all the events. They are also
given free meals and hotel accomoda-
tions during this time.
The first day will be spent regis
tering the little tots and seeing that
they obtain their beautiful badges
and big bags Of toys and noveltie.
to take to show the children back
home.
On Friday they will go to the
Million Dollar Pier to witness the
interesting deep-sea net haul, where
great numbers Of the various types
OF flsh are brought in daily. There
will also be motion pictures anc
vaudeville. At the Municipal Con.
vention Hall they will inspect q
modern streamlined train.
A beach party including a number
OF games will be held at the foot O
Indiana avenue on the following
morning. After luncheon the young.
sters will be taken to Municipal Radio
Station WPG for a tour Of inspection
and q radio amateur review.
No set program has been planned
for Sunday.
Monday morning there will be {
swimming exhibition, including 1
Evening star., 1937-06-13

shores biggest resort hotels, have their
own golf courses. The tournament
season at the Chamberlin Club was
opened in May with the Middle At
lantic Sweepstakes tournament, par
ticipation in by professionals and am
ateurs from Washington. Baltimore
and all sections of Virginia.
Old Point had its origin in Fort
Monroe, on which construction was
begun in 1919. Following the defeat
Of Blackhawk, famous Indian chief,
and his warriors in the uprising known
as the BlackhaWk War, the great chief
and several of his warriors We're
brought to Fort Monroe as captives in
1884, SO widespread was the fame OF
Blackhawk that his presence attracted
thousands of curious visitors from
cities within radius Of 800 miles.
Visitors who originally came to see
Blackhawk returned, and the Hygeia
Hotel was construed to take care of
them. The first Chamberlin Hotel was
built after the Civil War and the
second and present one in 1928.
RETWEEN Washington and the Vir-
ginia beach resorts at the great
historic spots to which most tourists
need no introduction, Yorktown, Will
liamsburg and Jamestown.
Among the relics at Yorktown,
where Lord CORVALLIS surrendered to
George Washington, are York Hail.
built by Gov. Thomas Nelson of Vir-
ginia in l740; the Moore House, where
the terms Of the surrender were
drawn up; Grace Church, built in
1700, and the first custom house in
America, built in IT'S.
A towering monument, erected by
the Federal Government, commemo-
rates the surrender Of Lord Corn
wallis and the birth Of the United
Evening star., 1937-06-13

variety OF aquatic tricks and water
sports. This will be followed by the
installation Of the child mayor and
city commissioners at the City Hall.
The next days program includes
real thrill for all Of the tots-a trip
on fire engine. Several pieces Of
apparatus will be used and the young
sters will be taken to one Of the fire
stations where drill will be staged
Tor their entertainment. The United
States Coast Guards will put on
similar demonstration in the surf that
afternoon.
The big party on the Steel Pier on
Wednesday will climax the program.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Pixies Peak Easy.

COLORADO SPRINGS, June Ia
Coming back into Its own as Q
popular attraction OF Western trav.
elers, Pixies Peak may be traversed by
the Cog Railway, from the base station
at Manitou Colorado Springs in ono
hour and 40 minutes to the Summit
station, distance OF miies.
Through valleys, up steep grades.
past the timber line, on the brink Of
canyons, the putting locomotive pushes
the glass-inclosed observation car to
the l4,109-foot summit, of which
Lieut.. "Zeb" Pike said, when he dis
covered the mountain in 1906, that it
would never be scaled by man.
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RESORTS.
VIRGINIA..

IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA
Hryces Hotel and Cottages (Basye Val
Just before you get to Orkney SPRINGS.
2lst year. bigger and better each year.
Reputation built on food and service.
Swimming pool sulphur and iron water
baths. All sports and amusements free
to guests. Bowling, pool, dancing. tennis.
horseshoes. Saddle horses for hire. Amer
lean plan. So so per day: SIS per week.
Booklet. II you go over the Sky Line
Trail" stop with U.S. Mr.. and Mrs.
WILLIAM r. BRYCE. owners.
HOTEL MACHIR
STRASBURG. VA.
In the beautiful SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Fishing. bathing and other sports. Special
rates to Summer boarders by the week or
month.
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best for those who wish to acquire a
tan. Burn, II you must, gradually, not
several hours at a stretch under a
fiery sun. Coupled with direct rays,
sunshine reflected from the water prac-
tically doubles the intensity Of a burn.
A health service publication pre-
scribes this lotion after the damage
has been done:
Take one-haf pint Of hot water and
stir into 1t level tablespoonful of
borlc-acid powder; then add 20 drops
OF carbolic acid, and shake well. The
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solution should be dabbed on the In
famed skin with small piece OF
cotton or sprayed on with an atomizer.
1t should not be rubbed into the skin.
1t can be applied every half hour II
necessary. II no medicine Is available,
cold congresses will give relief to
badly burned areas"
If the burn Is severe, see 4 physician.
WASHINGTON1ANS generally are
familiar with poison ivy, the
three-leaf weed that looks not pn-
like the flve-leaf Virginia creeper.
It is the bane Of the back-to-nature
vacationist, prevalent In the woods
and being found even on beaches
OF communities that make no especial
effort to attract tourists and thus,
cautiously, "leave 1t lay" because
everybody knows where it Is.
The obvious preventative avoidance
is not so simple. The alternate pre-
ventative soap Is simple, but there s
trick In it-timeliness. Those who
believe they have come in contact with
poison Ivy should wash the suspected
areas thoroughly, but gently, with q
strong soap and water.
II the irritation has developed, the
treatment prescribed by the Public
Health Service again is soap. A serv-
Ice bulletin says:
Mop the red area of with pieces
OF cotton wet in a strong soap solu-
ton, then apply wet congresses of q
solution of boric acid made by stirring
a heaping tablespoonful Of powdered
boric acid into pint Of hot water
Various other treatments are pre-
scribed by doctors when the in
hammation, which spreads with q
touch, becomes severe. In aggravated
cases the patient may have head
aches. slight fever, and feel de-
cidely ill--ill enough to ruin from
$25 to 1000 worth OF vacation, up
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Canada Vast.
UncrOWded
Spectacle
Recreation Measured
by Thousands
Of Miles.

~ TTAWA. June 12-Canada's
recreational resources are the
I lodestone which each year
~ draws millions of visitors to
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OCEAN VIEW, VA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-05-13
Plans Large Choir

Rev. Felix G. Robinson, Princeton,
N. j., spent a few hours in Oakland
on Tuesday with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. John G. Robinson. AS director of
the Mountain Choir Festival, which
will be held at Mountain Lake Park
on Sunday, July 10, he is planning for
a large choral group to represent this
county.
Rev. Robinson will be in Oakland
again on June and has issued a call
for all singers of the county who are
interested to meet with him at the
Lutheran church at eight o'clock p. M,
to organize the choir and plan for re-
hearsals and to go over the music to
be used at the festival. Rev. Robinson
desires group of one hundred voices.
The Festival choir will be directed by
DR.. John Finley Williamson, celebrated
music master and leader of mass sing
ing.
All churches Of the county are be-
ing requested to send their interested
choir members to this meeting.