davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24

The Bureau of Mines classes as major disaster one in which 5 or more men are killed. This is a considerable increase compared with the record of any of the past four years; in fact the l01 fatali- ties from major coal mine dis asters so far in 1887 exactly equals the total fatalities from this cause tor the years l933-36, inclusive. During the calendar year 1886, there were major coal mine disasters with 37 fatalities; in 1885 there were 4 major disasters with 35 fatalities; and in 1883 there was one with ' fatalities.
 "The causes of this increase in the frequency and severity of coal mine disasters in the relatively recent past, after they had apparently been practically eliminated in 1883 and 1884, are not clearly obtainable, though the recession in this phase of coal mine safety may be due to some extent to increased activity in the coal mining industry, together with some changes in mining practices which have resulted in a lessening of safety precautions, or in failure to take additional precautions to ward eff new hazards because of the newer practices or conditions.
 The most recent coal mine dis aster occurred in an Alabama coal mine and resulted in the death of 94 men. There were 229 men in the mine at the time of the eXplos- ion, and, fortunately, the explosion area was fairly well rock-dusted, which confined the flame of the ex- plosion to a relatively limited region, and the 195 men not affected by the explosion were able to escape. It is believed that this explosion was caused by the ignition of an accu- mutation of explosive gas when a shot firer attempted to relight his nonpermissible flame safety lamp with a match at or near a face where some recently fired shots had prob ably released explosive gas and dust.
 Fourteen Killed
 Alaska recently experienced its first major mine disaster when IA men were killed by an explosion at the Evans-Jones mine; the under lying cause is thought to be igni- tion of methane by miner in strik- ing a match to light cigarette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
FISHING BOAT
 BEING SOUGHT

Word has been received by the United States Coast Guard cutter Haida. that the fishing boat. Yer ona, out of Grays Harbor, Wash ington. has been missing for two months and is drought to be in AL askan waters.
 The craft is 43 feet long, has a green hull and a white house. The man who owns the boat is not known here by name, but is explained to be about 30 years old and has wooden leg.
 Anyone having information as to the whereabouts of the missing fisherman is asked to get in touch with the U s. Commissioner, or Commander N. G. Ricketts of the cutter Haida, at Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24

to keep the Iock-dustlng current, though the cost of keeping a mine effectively rock-dusted is trivial In at least three Of the mines ill which explosions occurred in 1887, rock dust was credited with limiting the ex- plosion, and a total of 294 men who were in the mines at tEe time were not affected by the cxDlo ions, uE- occasionally man.-, possibly all, of these men owing J--E lives to the rock -dusting which had been done.
 During the winter months, the cold air enteling mines takes up or absorbs moisture and dries the coal dust, making it more capable of ke- ing raised into the air, and during these months particular precautions should be taken to prevent the in itiation of an explosion.
 Ventilation Important
 The marked increase in explos- ion fatalities this year spells an ex- cellent record that had been main tained during the previous four years. There is reason to believe that, unless our coal mining people wake up to the fact that coal mine disasters are likely to occur unless constant care is exercised with ven- tilatioin, lighting, use of electricity, explosives, haulage equipment, as well as other mining conditions, practices and installations, the de- cidedly reprehensible disaster rec ord of ten, twenty, or more years ago will reappear, when coal mine dis asters normally took 300 to 500 lives annually.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
ANCHORAGE HOME BURNS

The home of MT. and Mrs. How ard McRae a few miles out of An chorage was destroyed recently by fire. The home was a log cabin built by Mir. McRae on land which he homesteaded.
 Report of the fire was first made in Anchorage when someone noticed the reflection of the fire in the sky. There was no means of commuli- cation between the McRae residence and Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND Norco due Wednesday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS


 Q Yukon scheduled to sail from 0 Seattle 9 am. tomorrow. Q Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail c from Seattle December 23, . freight only. Q Princess Norah scheduled to 0 sail from Vancouver 9 pm. Q December 28. Q Northland scheduled to sail e from Seattle 10 am. Decem- . ber 3l. . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS { . Alaska scheduled southbound e about December % c LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- e day night at pm, for ( . Sitka and wayports. ( Dart leaves every Wednesday ( \ at am. for Petersburg, Port ( . Alexander. Rake and way ( Q ports. O Q 6 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
Ring Is Recovered
 Twice, Same Place

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. "A. A ruby-diamond ring, lost nine years ago by Mrs. Kennedy Hamphill, was found in sewer mile from her house Recently she missed the ring again, had the same section of sewer searched. There it was.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
Trap Is Set for
 Relief Chise!erS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 24. The Postoffice got an idea when the mailmen brought back num- Der of unemployment census envel- opes with the notation unknown at this address"
 Fictitious names at such addresses mostly cheap lodging houses along this city's Skid Row" - will be checked up against the state relief rolls with a view to exposing fraud
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
PINNED UNDER
 TRUCK, ALASKAN IS BADLY FROZEN

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 24- Milton Leek remains in danger ous condition in a hospital here striving to recover from a severe freezing of hands, feet and legs when pinned beneath a truck.
 The attending physician said in ternal complications are most dan- gerous but expressed hope that Leek would recover and did not believe any amputation would be necessary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
Germany, France,
 Exchange Spies

METZ, France, Dec. 24.-Germany and France have exchanged sples as a Christmas gesture.
 Four Germans and four French men, convicted and imprisoned for espionage, have been handed over to the authorities of their respective countries, at Dapach, small frontier station.
 The exchange of spies is believed - to be the first ever made during a holiday season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
Actors Help Chiina

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 24. - Chinese members of the Screen Ac- tors Guild have dispatched 21 tons of clothing and other commodities to assist China in its war with Ja- pan.
 Indians, in planting a dead fish in each hill of corn, are said to have inaugurated the practice of fertilizing soil in this country
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-24
MRS. BYSTEDT DIES

Mrs. Gus Bystedt, longtime resi- dent of Anchorage, died recently at an Anchorage hospital following g lingering illness. She had made her home to the Westward since 1915.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29

T. E. K. Will the trend Of my life always be az It b now?
 Ans. YOU will find q change Co proportion to tSgf ability t0 adjust yoar swn attJtgde, and b exercise yesr better qualities. You gre sen. slflve, sebf.wiIled, get an able Dlan- sgsr and straight thinker
 c.Y. Does my daughter bus- band really care for herr
 Ans. Jhese young people do love each ether. However, ths demand Of married fife wifi be tso great fei them snd later years wiji bring z 1lveSee. As c. yeaS otbsr syeaglIt gss sfy0uf1 send for a Especial Reading" ef y0srsslf le eTsbls ne ge BgiO yssg questions Co fvIg de. tel pftystslv ky nas1L
 Q, D, Bow soon giJ [ And ems p;oymsDt7
 Aas Yes wiy sseslss . ismps. sssv position wlihlH . fsw 1sfs, As ,s Gbe ellseg thought gsg sMi slsD kg1 . Seg keS 5Sjsg1 tiBjs esfDIssg sgwsssg.
 Mias r. NJ VIII D,as party give ice tIDe Dg1Dsy tjgst 1 Gegofstl1 Of lgi1gg esyeJsI 1sgE aEDf
 AaA hgg s1esef seyfslb fl1st ses hsss esgi<sgDisl<S sg G<lilsG 19. fsysst facts C t,is stfe, sajfss ke gJyes yes aiss spesssg asssssgss. See el1e aesss esi# eagtbiaE tg l4f Af ksei0g As Asksk SD ADgsss, tSw stl, f<a fs<<gse eos epsslfs wbslsefsff lp flsls 1l1feiJss, fasffa1 esg slpegis fesg tesT slf<slley te sesg flssf aesig eteeaft eeg, sad g1sf fes q sesBe sad iisbpislfss, fsfbsf tbsg ( q svies fase s5tb 2 fsass,t
 ssssbss1 Tbresieas Mste
 fSTe D ( E. fsy ilWsissgse llst fiffet<gaee fnf glsfgt flfnet 1s tilfff nsgtillflk tD ilif afsfg tletilef
 Ass fssg fsnissns hss sssflsg se aagfk iD klse easf AAsesf isAs balai, neeg aaae Anazfist eMsist fhsl isit nlin6 Asg lssfalaf s9mAee, seslsf sav ae hf tsgt fsfsfst, aise siss ae Asta,f A,sales) sie fss l,lsi
 f5f o C fss Eey hsf iaf EgifT ifgle Daa sfaai3 ffs1Ds
 Aht, AAiggiasifeI lilAlfellailf ~, faslf eag asf alisE MAfklslf AZ . Nes nilAeD fllnf Eliz4fB z EstEse &lsfiIilAf.e ed ffss AAtlsf af Ae kf fsaff Aeaif q anmsb iaksf Aa6 falaaI Iilali1 allSs fs,nllelfAe tev ell afsf ~ Aelss fiialaie Ae z Ateiliihb q ANalaf# Mf teHf esq, i,eefsff Alsb flH flal A#4f fllass Aaeil
 iaH B z eip fffS muei ftgr fisg Hfsgl UlF Ftah I aiN h yitlk fg A HlY tAG AAAahtlf, AAg knt nigNsfg MiiAi NllIb slV blilitalla I
 Afli5 tey hsaf q fiaaaff lD isiliie sa flffAfia Nfslih I kAl|le iiaf VI q f fkAiaih Ae kNv Aifl I fe Aef flAf ffaiffsa k.isfsaf iailliiS fag q fllailAe ' lllg eiAaslllAe ~ w flinf ~ aaIA, aAaa ilaf fafi aafB alle v tflB flis} ..s asv Fey AlAenlaff aaiaF ff il||g
 hM Y { Z Allilgp fills fam,h hgF tsfAl 4 A4F fNbV illaiHiilE flll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
KIND FRIEND:

KIND FRIEND:
 Received my Reading, and extremely pleased with
 It. recommend your services to anyone who k in need of
 help Regret that you are leaving Jackson Michigan so soon and trust that may be able to keep in touch with you for future information. With best wishes. r Respectfully yours, z MRS. VAL HARRINGTON, 2ii ". Cass St., Albion, Michigan. DEAR MR FL KAREN:
 Secured my reading duging your engagement in cur vicinity and think the answers to my questions sent Nc laTe just grand You have certainly relieved my md of lot Of worry and 0la exactly what Co do about certain Ithlngs Thlnk so much Of your service that want to knok how can keep en obtaining your guidance when am in need Of t. Yours very sincerely, DELORE0 LUCAS. Pennington Gap. Virginia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Fsfbsy Rsinyslag

fAff. 2. A. pieaae Aail faf b [ #iil fHaf lHs illt FAiIlsF ANeilif
 Aals, teAf He<asAf, ste k 4effisz hsfu sallse le Ab s,slsee kesllzf5 Ae1issf 4s,enAAs eA.g tA't slN ~ ' lsslAeg ~ hsw seb ~ slsel ApfH isih
 flTs H n, e, Nll,en aeula ts. Haflls isle ~ flihllNf ffekt bANfl'lf fslll le ny q illaif3
 Allh A1 AasiNlahfllls eailf Aala&iisl| aif kalkalff kft1aIf 2iEet ff'E Y q 1akNsahIE iaAlAf fs NilAA|lAaf HlaRAflf
 ~ 1'e flesf q HallaAkfW AAeA5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
FL KAREN GIVES UNCANNY HELP IN THIS AREl
Mother MaEries Some
 Father

V M. The man love left me three weeks before my son was born. win he ever right the wrong he hes done my son and IF
 Ans. Yeur old sweetheart wilI return. Yau will communicate win him towards the latter paet Of rteat week and make definite plans Ter your marrfege during She early past Of thls cemlng March.
 Mrs. I. M. 4. I am thinking of changing busness. win I be sue" ccssfui if I do so7
 Ans. 4 change fer you. my friend, is not desirable. You are net experienced in thls ether heIe ana salne woul4 take yeuF uge ssv. ings e enter C. YOu gre trying N eIlsnb llltJe t0O fast C succeed. Continue 0 1eniIiasiSe y0ufteh with this new profegstoH, and at . later date then regain your thoughf end carry out your plsns, bus nos on such large scale e yeu nave 70 mss1U new.
 Mrs. P. T. Please tell me if we will ever have any children. e 1t has been my lies desire to be- come Mother?
 Ans. Madam; sm very happy to state inst children are indicated fer y0tI. I see three in your Hfe. it appears tiast yOur Arht child VIII be . gffI that will Dc bestowed upofI veu the suttnaer Of 1v3S. This will bsing about the hsppirsss thst you have besn venting fer some ssfns'
 MUs j. 0. Tell me just why my friend and I have 70 many dissgEee- t:ienk7
 Ans Young lady. you possess very strank sense ef petsonal Iib- erty and | pessessive nature, and until you Oyete0rse this e . mach sreatcy extent you will never set along. Begin to consider youF friends wishes and feelings to0, but continue to witness much un- happiness and many difficulties.
 Mir. c. L. Being a drsftgfia1 and out of employment, what are the prospects for the future in this vocation7
 Ans. aAvlse yeu Q return to Hsrsford ss soofs ss yea are ebie. You will find employment there which will Evie you ass Opportunbty te put ferth yeur real ability.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Special Reading And Question Coupon
 Assures Everyone Of Answers

All Democrat readers who are desircus of obtaining M Harens advice on their dfc lies are requested to consult him goo this famous AsFologeEs engagement s limited By taking advantage of this opportunity ncw you will be able to receive this noted mans guidance before his engagement expires with THE WATERBURY DEMO CAT Fl Haren has extended sor1e remarkable help to countless in this area and the sincere and uueanny advice he has given to many wilt remain in their hearts for long time to come.
 Fl Harsn's Stay Here Expires Soon
 Soon he will make his departure to different locality where he will extend his services and benefits to many other readers who may in distress facing worry. So you would like to relieve the ent,ngng problems which arc confronting you the DO NOT DELAY in securing his aid, as your time Is limited to do 70.
 Innumerable letters have sm.mped Fl Haren so far during his engagement, and great volumes more are received each day seeking his advice.
 Never before has such admin ation and interest been shown to anyone in this territory as that which Fl Haren hes obtained
 Correspondence Servse Extended to
 Everyone to Assure Answers
 Would you like to receive personal letter from Fl enessement terninatesr If so You viii notice Special Reading and Question Coupon on this page which explains fully the only way to be sure Of consulting th noted man letter together with your two i1ost important queston and 50 CENTS IN COIN (oR ,doNEY oRDER) also SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE for your reply, will result in you receiving in several days sent to your home address address yo care to give the anSWe m your questions in desa Aso Complete Astrological Document of yourself.
 Many in this area Lave testified most willingly to the Alp they have obtained through this service and you oo can unauestlonably be benefited thercTom This the only way be of receiving Fl Harens advice which offered to all DEMOCRAT readers for merely the handling cost of their correspondence DO NOT DELAY in taking advantage of this speniid oppo tuny as this famous Az trcogcrs engagement limited and you only have short tikhE remaining to communicate with him.
 IMPORTANT: "F0r complete information JS0w to secure answers yOsr questions notice the Coupons en this page giving full setsiIs how yeu nsy sub mt them"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
MIR. FL KAREN, DEAR SIR:

MIR. FL KAREN, DEAR SIR: Certainly have been benefited by your personal letter, and also the Special Reading ol my life. Grateful of the wonderful knowledge you have to be able to solve my problems ss you have brought great happiness to me with
 your true and sincere advice and am mere coptsndsd It is privilege to be able to consult someone with the power and knowledge that yeu possess You are most welcome to publish my letter in The Knoxville Journal or any other paper Thanking you, am
 Sincerely
 MRS LIDDlE McAnLLON
 P. o. Box 224,
 Dayton, Tennessee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
DEAR ADVISOR:

DEAR ADVISOR:
 Your advice on my questions last year has helped pe great deal Also would like to say that enjoyed your Reading iensey. Words cannot express my apprecla- fully say that have received such help and tru sincere advice from anybody In your profession that equals your standards as to accuracy details and how to over come the obstacles must say 1t is amazing Thanking you for past favors, beg to remain
 Yours respectfully,
 MRS. EDGAR ". QUINNELI,
 Rural Route Mo- 3,
 Spring Grove, Minnesota
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Democrat Readers Are Urged To Consult Famous AstrolOger Soon, As His
 Engagement Is Limited In Waterbury
Predicts Transfer

Mg. ". Fl. Should I accept the transger which has been offered me in another state with the same or ganlSetlon?
 Aaa Ny calculations are that y0u ehewld except the tFaneley which hes been offered e tlsls has come pbeut tl,Feugi vesy extensive eRegtT fgeip y06F bFetheE. me knees inst yeg heve lhe ability e make seed on thip reeltleH end hse wegAeA vevy hsFM feg yea C be given the ehaRee of seisse.
 Mss. J. U. V. VIII my husband Ind work soon?
 Ana Tndlessiens show very strongly that yemg husband weuld be fsftunate in ebtsining . peFina- nsnt posltlsn C he Wsul1 enIv cen sldsr hls responsibilities ef proviA- ing fsF family mere seriously and pat fegth more eaerts in this aI' fectlon. The future shows . change in residence fer you and yours.
 Miss J. c. Will ever And hap piIie&s with the man I have kept company with for some time?
 AnG My aAvlce k fer yeu to maF- ~ the man in question. se is worthy of your isve, snd will make yeu q very geod husband. Do net continue C stand back in this affair. G0 on through with yeur plans.
 Mir. D. l.. c. Kindly advise me. Mr. Ei HaTen, fl should sell the holdings that I have at the present time?
 Ans. The holdings which you are nsw in aoubt over seems to be stock assA real estate. Dc not make any changes under any ciFmumstanee whatsoever for the next few months. That has been your troubIe in the past by selling toO rapidly which resglte1 in year Less of several thsassnds of dollars. People born 0f your pastlcuizr birth sign should not speculate In any stsek dealings what seeysr. Try tO guar6 against this in the futuTe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Stocks Shown to Increase

Mrs. H. v. M have eolpe apcflsy Invested ip stock that b g1aging me 1Ividends. want t0 cell now f0 psy gD e0fgs Of mI i,ldsbtednfbe. When viii be successful Co doing ee1 :.
 Ass s<s whfSs tbls stsA stIl lssSfase ln gnigs wilbisi asBsiisfs lwe er fbFks asegtbs. f5eis ssiHs gD geeF p1ssfsstet, e1.g beffgs assnfy lnsifa1 ss sessss sfisss f<sAfs ssslss efsisb Ses hsse ls Sef,F ees' sessleg q iisf pFssssi ifsse
 Mr L. C. { afD q married man, @ yaaTe 0ld, and ip iDye gitb sals eij1er N0msfl Hhet ftloui9 I ~ sl,o.1l lllf Nll9ie messy
 Aas, A Alsesss ffeap gsalf Rfsss enf mlfe ls ssel aIsews flegs 8hen fInsaflsj aeiaallaees lsnpfesf, whzes sit be iB NbDslf eslelilNS gfsf geIl eili saeFe east gasF Rlsfls Heg @f1' SsFmswg, ist ' sig ast ~ z sssss sieg HHxgiaf,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Msp Feusa Csiliy

fzsF A 4 n tHef Allfgf B EieF mal ffapeliaipsf feg illf lehf ~ iay illlallaglat falafgY
 AsH talv ilslsisske ale i,sl slsf fAlIb ilsslksE #HHBT ~ M#t fAAAi' fialn flIa ~ ( allau fl1iilisEife tll ille eafbillf kil'1aHnaisles mhehf ..k.,k6, 4 yu : ''g haze z
 AiN eaHif fHag fes Aff esf inlAallia afNlaNli Ae ARlAlait ilff Alle tflf hffsfai hslfealllAil|Hp 1ii'lftll kMe afliAialF Nn Afillf Alllt N tfnaf a'f H'iasiN hff feSI allf Hef fhN Ae ailaAl AllfH A|Hflaib Asb' lffas Ns5 fllhi " bFib fll,9 4 :''s', ~, Y ~ i'ss ' . ' s'i'ili''' h, 9 q WY { AAeg atl A'l
 Alls IfiagIl ~ geHg lasAN ke sAa Hiii Ala|A fslesf 6I AAAlA kp A|Ae lhiiall|sf " iilaNNiIf # AElHif
 liaNl 3IH hlt| Hal|e Af kAf lI|.All. 4 f..ais' l'sAp'''sa Al's
 n hg failA agff ~ Hkl llll ll ]. gl v. M lAeI z !. ...'|.la aF AHf 6ffd l'l|A i''. asla 1hb N 1.sllIlAf illal
 . ~ ''' '''' 2 Mssslv 6ssI1iag tlaasllfs | ~ las M lal s.. l.. a l|6slil fAf6| #lIIF
 ll'b
 kaT M#M MNfH'IN fN
 . | \. M '. V
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
DEAR FRIEND:

OEAR CES1GN0 . Received my Reading, and the answers to my import ant questions, and they are very good You describe me better than could myself and told things that have been hidden all these years Follow my Reading every day. and find 1t more help than anyone could know. Extending my sincere best wishes, remain
 Your friend,
 MRS. EVA POLLOCK, Rural Route Mo- 2, M
 Newcastle, Indiana. ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Haren Gives Deductions For Democrat Readers

my present place Of employment?
 Ans. Anaiyxlng this situation, you will faiI heir t0 this bwsintss. Your employer has no other inter eats In a friend er relative. This sill come ab0ut before yeu sse % years old.
 Mir. Y. R. T. Would you advlae the change which I am contemplat- ing making at the present?
 Ans. By friend, In considering conditions surrounding you in yeus businets my sincere sdviee is C dlecontlnne tIse thought which yetl now bsve Q SniaA. 4 change weg5d not bring abegt desirable resnIls' but gnIy mean q mere severe Ices. You sre espsbIe Co every respect ju yeur pTsfesslsn. s0 eliminate ihia ether pism WIlhln the nest segs iasstfs nssDy SnspFovemssss sI1' bs gifnesee1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
Brothers Reunited Soon

MY. Q. Q. z. Ny bTothsr and ! geTs siDsyg very devoted io one sf,eiBeg, our Ngrk Ilae 9spsfafe1 ue. VII ge ever be together sgaing
 Ass, Agv salfslsalsss sbsss filsa gsg seq gegf bfefhfr sfs tsit,s, efgieh ls 0gs sesesH feF kslaE sa f1esfjr sffefjss1 ls el,s s1sibes. yeH ass sjsewN fs bs interested lg gflf sIsssfIsing llsig, ass9 yssT bfgities lg a,sftsss,lssl tev siil ssiAe esss lpf<sesls Ig lbe fsels efsfesslen ig sDnfeNisasif1y es Hassgiks ffsaD aeB sil1 ~ bs<t tsssfisfT ssstiag sgsig,
 niy 4, 6. G.. gfeugsiAask, G1Dg, will Bs ffAfaaAllip dEyAlgp iille allgtlling fneff fkfiolitf
 Aals, hgr ssisafe eisess fllst teA lsssf GBjr knswg ftaig eenisg fa.ea' hal aRefeNisaHkeig ise aefkA fisfs lse fllls es1lse lf fliae eau tess l,fffnlliea geufseD ie iasfaase fee aifeaisea fe lHlm, fle nel eseg aesls lfiaplslf lesf Asll gsv ssf hffasg AAelalaifa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29

&E z fNNsfHlN Ast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29

taking my home?
 Ans Young lady. [ suggest that yOs do not contemplate returning bOmt, but continue to participate ln your schooling. By securing tbe correct education find it being pos- sIbIe for yOu t0 witness much suc- eess tn your fulure life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-29
El Haren Receives Praise For His Special Readings

These people whose letters yeu win read below heve obtained E Harens Special Reading and also answers to their questions by malI YOu readily what they think Of his help and guidance E Haren has copies of these letters which you read each day. m his fes and also nnumerabIe others from people throughout the county senders % that the many others who arc witespng df cultles can read how happy and contented they are M consulting this faOus AslSeOgeF. YOur tiye limited to receive this service becaUse of the expiration of N Harens engaSeent take advantage of this splendid opportunity as soon as possible