davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-01-15

rrrible drama, en- su inmensf-
slma miseria...
Con ojos en- los que va lu-
cia una chispa de consciencia
recobrada, hacienda un es.
tuerzo mortal, pragunt6 a a.
quella mujer:
"EiMi hijal... sD6nde est6
mi hijal..."
-iNO sufra listed, sonora!
-contest6 la Patrocinio. vs.
aleccionada por ell banoue-
no. No sufra listed. Aho,s
tiene listed que procurar Do.
nerse buena NADIA mas. LueUo
va Sc arreglara todo...
Los ojos de la Golfilla vol.
vieron a cerrarse.
Fran frecuentes ahcra estos
estuerzos de la infeliz, que de-
jabanla, sin embargo, agota.
ia para mucho tempo.
La mujer del conserje sali6
de Ia alcoba.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
Decide el juez Lands en- contra
Nultas y otras inportantes docisioncs

ChicaS0. ElsO 15.-El arbi-
tro supreme de la pelota orga-
nizada, juez Kennesaw Noun :
tain Lanudis, dict6 aver varias
importantes resoluciones, con :
moviendo los ~circulos "beisbole-
ros" de la naci6n.
Lands Sc mostr6 en- desacuer
do con los manejos del club De-
troit, en- cuanto a las nOvenas
manigderas que lie pertenecen o
tienen contracts con Ell, y decla-
re agentes libres a 80 ~peloteros
que aparecfan como propiedad
de los Tigres. Tres de los cinco
jugadores del Detroit Includes
en- la lista de agentes libres, son
Ell jugador de cUadro Benny Nc
Coy, ell jardinero Roy Cullen :
bine y ell pitcher Paul Trout.
Impuso Ell juez una multa de
$1,000 a los Cubs de Chicago
porque ell explorador Clarence
Rowland Sc puso en- contacto con
Mccoy y Cullenbine durante el
progreso de la investigation y
les inform6 que pudieran pasar
a ser agentes de libroS, ofrecien
doles v~entajosas condolences 81
asi sucedia; multa de $500 a los
Browns de San Luis porque Ell
director Fred Haney Sc puso en-
contacto con Mccoy; disponien
do que ell club Cleveland, de la
.Liga Americana, remita a la o.
ficina del comisionado un che
que de $1,000 pagadero al juga-
dor Walter T. Carson, que, Sc
gun lands, habfa sido "cubier-
to" por Ell club Toledo, de la Aso
ciaci6n Americana, para benefit
clio del Cleveland, desde septiem
bre 9 de 1886 a abril 9 de 1897,
cuando Ell contrato fue transfe-
rido desde Ell Toledo al New Or
leans, por $4,000; avisandO a to
dos los oficiales de los clubs y
empleados que en- 10 successive 81
son encontrados culpableS de
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS
I'm programa de II correrCs

Luego del acostumbrado des-
canso dominica, exigido por la
ley, ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs Sc reabrira hoy con un
programa de IL carreras.
En- la octava carrera de esta
noche, la mas notable, participa
ran los siguientes galgos: Dick
Andrew, uno de los favoritos
Dream Lad, Traffic Lucy, Lu-
cky Mistake, Gay Jockey, Sally
Sue, Silky Boy y Red Band.
Los favoritos de los expertos,
en- las once carreras, son los ST.
guientes: primera, Pat Dayen-
no, Rusty Hazard y Dan Bad;
segunda, Lady Glory, Wise Bee
y Equity; tercera, Uncamma-
kit, Milmore Kate Y Teal Blue;
cuarta, Ticonium, Victor Roll y
Billy Daunt quinta, Black Filler
Easter Belle y Born Happy; sex
ia, Lucky Red, Well Paid y
Straight; septima, Ping Pong,
Crook y Quicker; octava, Dick
Red Band y Dream
Lad; novena, Pat McAlevy, Mo
ney Down y Easter Lassie; de-
Gina, Chanceline, Clever Work
er Y Bret Record; oncena, Ran
ge Rider, Sondra y Dustem.
I'm programa de gran merito
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
NssOrianO Manteiga, Editor
Suseripci6n semanal: 20 C.
1905 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla,
TeEefOnO Y 1892
OEPORTES
REUNION DE LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAL

Los delegates y subdelegados
de Ia Liga Intersocial Sc reuni-
ran esta noche, en- ell Circulo Gu
bano, convocados por ell presl-
dente Manteiga con el fin de or
ganizar un desafio de pelota a
beneficio del fondo de PARALYSIS
infantil que lleva ell nombre del
Presidente Roosevelt.
Con motive del cumpleaios
del Presidente, todos los amos Sc
recogen fondos en- la naci6n pa
ra combatir la PARALYSIS infan-
til. %WY
Ruegase Ia asistencia de to-
dos los miembros de la Liga y
en- particular del secretario y Ell
tesorero.
Las deliberaciones de la Liga.
en- cuanto al campeonato Sc e.
fectuaran a fines de febrero.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
Cruz a darse cuenta de q. viva.

Cruz a darse cuenta de q. viva.
Primero fue una especie de
nebulosa en- ell pensamiento, u
ma sensation de OPPRESSION en- ell
pecho y de peso insoportable en-
la cabeza. Lo que la hizo empe-
Ear a abrir los ojos...
Jadeaba muy levemente.
AL abrir los ojos, vic a su la
do a una mujer y a varios seho-
res.
La cabeza lie dolia horrorosa-
mente.
Luego vic que uno de los ca
balleros Sc inclinaba hacia els,
pregunt&ndola algo.
Pero no ola NADIA.
Apenas veia NADIA tampoco...
Debia haber quedado sorda...
tonta o loca, y sus ojos volvie-
ron a cerrarse.
Sin embargo, a partir de aque
LA tarde, la mujer de NGhez
reacciOu6.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15

FL doctor que la cuidaba CO.
munic6 a don Rodrigo y a los
conserjes que no desconfiaba
en- salvarla,
Y p~recisamente otros tres
dias despues, o sea cuando va
era indudable que Maria de "a
Cruz iba a salvarse, recibi6 don
Rodrigo al obScurecer la WISH
ia de Eulalia de las Torres en-
ell Folies.
FL Millionaire, cuando estu-
yieron los dos solos en- el salon.
clio, cant6 de plano.
La sonora a que aludi6 la o.
ira noche en- su vista a la ca
lie de Santa Isabel, era. Ia mp-
jer de Pedro de NGhez.
Il Maria de la Cruz?-dijo
Eulalia, cast levantandose, con
una sorpresa y una algeria ino-
cultables.
-iEso esl
lila Golfilla, entOucesi..
La gaceta., 1940-01-15

mala conducta seran puestos en-
la lista de ineligibles; cancelan-
do ina nota de S19,849.75; i'm
pondraR multas maximas a ca
da uno del club Toledo para ell
Favelo, cronista de La Traduc.
que surjan a subsecuentes de-
terminaciones; cancelando una
nota promisaria DE $2,940, con
interes de dos por ciento, del
club Charleston para Ell Detroit;
prohibiendo ell traspaso de juga
dores, con la exception de "wai-
vers", entire ell Detroit y los
clubs Toledo, Fort Worth, Lake
Charlie y otros clubs subsidia-
rios, por un periodic de 8 amos.
Los otros clubs afectados por
Ell fallo, ademas del Detroit, son
ell Beaumont, Forth Worth, Sea
tie, Evansville, Springfield;
Jacksonville, Texas; Lake Char
les, Tulsa, Fulton, Triffin, Hen
derson, Alexandria y Hot
Springs.
Para pasar a la categoria de
agentes libres Sc les ha concedi-
do a los peloteros un periodic de
Is dias.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15

Hasta cinco dias despues no
cOmsnz6 Ia pObrs Maria de Ia
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
entire Pedro Y su muier...

entire Pedro y su mujer...
10 dnico que lie faltaba a Eu
lalia ~averiguar era ell paraderc
de Maria de la Cruz, va que
Maria de las Moves y su esposo
habian salido de Madrid dias
antes...
~ ahora resultaba que Ia
mujer de NGhez, la odiada Ma
RIA de la Cruz, estaba aqui, en-
poder de don Rodrigol...
7SDe modo que est& aqui?.,.
+Aquil
-Pero... Iestas SECURE de que
es ella. tiq
zCarambal... iM misma
vas a verla L.. Ven conmigol L..
%
Maria de la Cruz va sc daha
cuenta de TODD,
AL volver en- ST, habia pre-
guntado con VOC apenas percep-
@D6nde estOyf,.. tQui6n Is
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
NOs Dodgers daran una prueba ives FereI

recuper6 y obtuvo 25 victorias (;
cerr6 con 20 triunfos la TEMPO
rada de 1886. Volvi6 a decaer
en- 1887 Y en- JUNO de csc aho
Sc lie traspas6, junto con su her.
mano ell catcher Rick Terrell y
Melo Armada, a los Senadores,
en- cambio por Ben Chapman Y
Buck Newsome. Los Senadores
lie dejaron en- libertad de acci6n,
en- agosto de 1888, y los Yam
KEGS lie recogieron como un agen
tie libre. Terrell cumplira 80 a.
nos ell dia 2 de febrero.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
PROGRAMA EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

FL empresario Frank LAMAR
que anuncia un programa espe-
cial para esta semana, a base de
Johnny Dean y otros p1giles de
merito.
La intenci6n de Frank es o.
freezer I'm programa de boxeo to
das las semanas.
81 Ell pGblico lie ayuda, muy
pronto lograra su objective.
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
,eta FOlletin No. 40
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDO
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

iChico, chicol...
Trance, trance. En- fin, va
te explicare este mas despscio.
Ahora va me voy tranquilo.
La mujer de Gandara, cogien
do por los pelos la ocasi6n, Sc
do mana para citarse con Ell
persOnaje echo dias despues, en-
Ell mismo teatrito del Folies.
Cuando el millionaire march6-
sc, La infame Sc qued6 intriga-
da.
IA quien Sc referia don Ro-
drigo?
-
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
Hubo un s~ilencio.

AANbO VII oAANAiNAVs
Sin querer, ell banquero aca-
baba de proporcionar a Eulalia
un dato por ell que ella habria
pagado estos dias una fortuna.
FL lector recuerda que a prin-
cipios de este mes de diciembre
que va corria, Eulalia y Joaqui-
ma habian visitado la choza de
los traperOs, los ilustres Cogor-
"a.
Cinco o seis dias antes, Pedro
de NGhez habia llevado alli q &c
lita, creyendola un fruto del Pc
cado...
Y Eulslia y Joaquina, que va
husmeaban ell drama ocurrido
en- Ell palacio de Rio Verde, SUI
pieron exactamente por bCca
del ilustre PablitO, 10 ocurrido
La gaceta., 1940-01-15
LA GACETA

Il psri6dico en- idiOma EspAhol
10 unks ecirculaci6n en- TampS
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

Rush a bouquet to Cleo Hoffman who
is in the hospital undergoing an appen-
dectomy! g.. Add smooth voice and
looks: Elsie Sewall. Without a
doubt you have already heard of the
new fiction book which is on the book
cases, written by sepia Richard Wright,
author of "Uncle Toms Children" ex-
WPA project-writer. 'Native Son"
has captured the attention and admira-
ton Of critics and press reviews.
Wright's book was chosen "the book of
February" by the Book of the Month
Club. 1t is psychological-sociological
study of Colored man-Bigger-who
might have been a different person in
achievement had the social and pig
mentation situations been otherwise.
Lloyd Parham and Juanita Govan are
making calf-eyes at each other. Evi-
IDENTIFY both have terminated reported
engagements over which rocking chair
Winchels had been chattering. E. PIC
OF THE WEEK: "Of Mice and
Men"-John Steinbeck's melodrama,
now playing at the Loew's State.
Add Paradox: Last summer, sepia pa
pers screamed to the high heavens of
the valiant fight a New Jersey colored
girl had waged and won against segre-
cation in that state. This Miss, Aud
rey Flowers, definitely looks like an
ofay-she hasn't any of those physical
characteristics, which we as a racial
group are supposed to possess; the
sharpest "colored-blood" detector
would never believe her colored. The
story goes that Audrey and other col
ored folks wanted to test the validity
of segregation in the legal courts, so
they chose as the scene of their action
New Jersey bathing resort which was
thumbs down" on Colored. Audrey
purchased the tickets" for a group of
friends" without question and she re-
turned to distribute them to her darker
companions, whereupon all trooped
past the toll-gate in orderly fashion,
their surprise appearance was, how
ever, halted by a frantic and shocked
manager who ordered them off his
property To make long story short,
the two factions went to court and the
colored folks Won! Indeed, something
noteworthy had been achieved-so our
papers rejoiced merrily over the results
and lovely Audrey's picture blossomed
forth on the front-page of the larger
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
All One Color for
Costume Ensemble
Idea Works Out Beautifully
In Pastels.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

Latest color news declares in favor
of one-color schemes from head to
foot. The idea works out most beau
tifully in pastels, whether the cos
tune be a dress topped with a long
coat or the ensemble be one of the
very smart three-piece tweeds that
tops jacket suit Of handsome mon
otone tweed with a long coat of the
same.
With your suit you wear either a
stunning felt hat in matching shade
or you have your milliner fashion
a draped turban in color-matched
crepe. In Paris this idea is being
carried out in the neutral shades
such as are so highly in favor with
the haute couture. A costume in the
very new oatmeal tone with hat
and light furs to match perhaps, or
a pastel rose crepe dress with tur-
ban Of the same material, likewise
bag and gloves.
With the new navies, blue foot
wear is advocated. Also navy straw
hats with white accents.
Even the pastel casual suits that
have plaid or striped jackets SAVIOR
of the one-color trend in that the
pastel plaids that top the pastel mon
otone wool skirts are themselves
carried out in delicate tone against
ground that matches the skirt.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
Welcome Is Long
Torso Silhouette

Everyone who discusses fashions
these days is talking about the new
long torso silhouette. A corset in
the new mode will do it for you
The new contour goes streamline
from just below the bust line. We'll
come is the news to many that it
banishes fears of the nipped-in waist
line that is anything but flattering
to some. AS Mainbocher, who ad-
vocates this new treatment, ex-
presses it, "it gives the look of love-
ly young American figures"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
Unusual Sweaters
For Outdoor Sport

Unusual trims and fabrics con-
tinue to add interest to the new
sweaters. Heavy sweaters have
hoods attached to make them wear
able for active outdoor sports. A
Observation-Disclosures sweater of
heavy beige yarn with wide panels
of beaver on either side of the front
opening will serve as an attractive
jacket top for matching skirt.
White flannel embroidered with gold
sequins and cut like a crew-necked
sweater may be combined with a
skirt of vivid plaid taffeta for a cas-
ual dinner costume.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

No wonder this little maid curtsies
so quantity. Her new "Gone With
the Wind" print frock, patterned
after those worn by little girls in
the middle 1905, has that effect.
The dress is fashioned of a typical
Gone With the Wind" print such
as is proving so popular this sea-
son.
This cunning juvenile model re-
ceived great applause at a showing
of children's fashions for spring and
summer presented recently in the
Merchandise Mart in Chicago. The
style message it carries of lots of
ruffles is important. Likewise the
fact of a dainty lace-edged neckline
is significant for the quaint trends
of current vogue call for narrow lace
fnishings on both grownup and little
folk fashions.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
Collarbone Accents
Go in for Whimsy

You're going to have lots of fun
this spring with the collarbone ac-
cents-this years name for what
used to be called lapel gadgets. You
can wear them on the lapel of your
new spring suit or set them near the
collarline of your frock (winter or
spring..
Consider these: A big green
enameled frog with goggling rhine
stone eyes (set on springs to make
them jiggle), an enameled rooster,
whose wing is set on a hinge to
make it stand out, or white lamb
with ruby" eyes and gold chain
fleece" swinging from it's back.
Other tricks are jewel-breasted
gold robins and gold rooster heads
with enamel combs. q
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

A characteristic feature of tweeds
this spring is that they present a
finer, smoother texture and are light
er in weight. Their colorings take
on new lure. The smart note this
spring is the use of complement
tweeds. The suit to the right inter-
prets the idea. Here handsome
tweed in gray and white herring
bone weave is used for the suit.
The topcoat is of gray and white
plaid (huge plaid's the thing this
spring. that gives it definite color
relation to the suit.
This idea of woods in families"
so to speak, is being promoted
throughout current suit styling.
Suits of color-related and weave-re-
lated woods go so far as to give you
skirt done in tweed, topped with
either a flannel or wool jersey blouse
in vivid color contrast and for the
long cape (cape suit is last word
fashion, or the topcoat that ensem-
bles with the suit you are given your
choice of monotone luxurious wool
or that which is strikingly new a
wool in big, bold plaid that picks up
the colors in blouse and skirt.
Illustrative of the new vogue for
check used with plain, note the
fetching suit to the left in the group.
Here you see a bright checked but
ton-up tweed bolero topping a black
circular skirt with insets of the check
introduced to give it the desired
flare. This typically spring 1910
model comes in several color COM
binations. The hat of matching
wool fabric is a smart item this
season.
tReleased by Western Newspaper Union.I
Pocket Belt
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
CAN PEOPLE TELL WHETHER OR
NOT YOU'RE GOING OR COMING
IN YOITR HATS?

If not be wise before you invest in
an Easter bonnet, and be governed by
the following rules-Youll "come on"
like "solid-sender" then!
1. Crown and width should never be
equal if FACE IS BROAD.
2. ROUND FACE woman demands
extra breadth in crown.
8. A SQUARE FACE needs an IT.
regular outline.
4. ROUND FACE wears straight
brim, sailor, Russian or off-the-face
hat.
5. AN OVAL FACE should be sur
mounted with a hat that has down.
ward but, to be sure, irregular, but
gracefully curving line.
6. LONG, THIN FACE, a shallow
hat with curves, no angles, and close
fit to the hair will make the face seem
rounder.
Z. A RECEDING CHIN can be cor
rected in appearance by a hats brim
which projects beyond the face.
8. A LARGE PROMINENT NOSE
requires the heaviness of the hat in
front, so that the nose does not seem
so important.
9. IF THE CHIN PROJECTS, the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

sepia weeklies Audrey was treated
as a queen; the rags stuck on her such
titles as: "Liberator" and Martyr. =
The paradox comes in this: should
those same weeklies who gave Miss
Flowers such a build-up, look for the
lass who has given way on the front
page to lynchings, bills, wars, and the
other succeeding snow-storm of events
they would find Audrey working in a
New Jersey department-store as an
ofay! Rumor has it that Craig York
is paying court to Nurse Thelma Will
liams. =. And so long until next week.
See you then.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

a S A starter to the new spring
4 n wardrobe one can make no bet
ter move than to invest in a stunning
suit tailored of the perfectly gor-
geous woods that are bringing glory
to the fabric realm this season. Not
that the word suit limits IN any
way, no indeed, not with the no.
tWo-alike look that designers have
contrived to achieve in the multi
plicity of types that run the gamut
all the way from the simple jacket
and-skirt classic to the new long
jacket effects with pleated skirts, the
softly styled bolero models, the
smart long-coat ensembles, the cas-
ual sports two-piece with its f1aring
skirt and interchangeable jacket of
vivid wool stripes or plaids.
Whipcords, twills or wool crepe in
navy blue is outstanding suit news
for spring. Navies with white lin
gerie accents are having a stupen-
dous success. Latest word is white
hats with the navy outfits, some of
which are trimmed with navy or the
order may be reversed-navy hat
with white trim. Chic, too, to wear
with your navies are the hats car
ried out in red, white and blue color
schemes.
Conferred in the picture is one of
those simple classy suits that women
of discriminating taste dote on.
Tailored of fashionable navy twill lit
is also available in black its sophis-
ticated simplicity bespeaks style per-
sonified. Of course it takes on the
inevitable white touches that fashion
insists upon this season, which in
this instance are expressed in terms
of white pique cuffs and collar. To
tune to dressier mood lace or be-
frilled organdy will take the place
of the pique. Then, too, for a pretty
feminine gesture most likely a
dainty lingerie blouse with frothy
jabot will grace this suit Her
white flower toque is not rushing the
season for flower hats are coming
out in endless parade, in answer to
fashions call.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16

Pockets, pockets everywhere, and
style at high tempo in every one!
Straight from Paris to America
sweeps the pocket fashion, and pres
tol the pocket rage is on. The
young woman pictured is keyed up
to the nth degree on the pocket
theme. She begins with two decora-
tive pockets on the blouse of her
rayon shirtmaker frock. Then what
does she do! She does just as fash
ion would have her do-buys one of
the new cash and carry belts, de-
signed by Criterion, to complete her
pocket ensemble. For your satisfac-
ton we are telling you that within
the recesses of this practical pocket
attached to its matching belt, there
is plenty of stowaway space for
.hanky, keys, money and other fem
mine gadgets. With such perfectly
good arguments in its favor as being
supremacy smart at the same time
that it is as unitarian as can be,
small wonder that this new "cash
and carry belt is registering rec
ord sales.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
BEAUTY HINTS
By Nina Temple
YOTTR REST FRIEND THE MIRROR

Never neglect your best friend the
mirror for it will tell you the truth
when a false friend will not. You can
see exactly what is wrong with you
both as to your facial make up and
your costume. Your mirror tells you
if your skin is muddy and if tiny little
blackheads are sprinkling your nose.
It tells you if your chin and throat
are darker than your face. 1t tells
you if your rouge is blended perfectly
or makes a harsh line upon your
cheeks. In fact if you want to know
how you really look, ask your mirror
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
Black With Color
For College Wear

Black frocks with accents of
bright color are excellent selections
with which to replenish the college
girls wardrobe at this time of year.
Some, made of heavy black crepe,
have wide, fiared skirts with shirred
border details around the hens,
while others have simulated collars
and cuffs of white beads. Short vel
vet skirts can be teamed with plain
shirred velvet tops, and black wool
skirts have white sweater tops en-
broidered in colored raffia.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
Sepia Charm Bureau
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