davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Nns Warg, SnD.
9ird)cn srancn @crein Der !6unterns
(VcmciuNr.

Gs oiene allen Sdppeitern oes Sir,
then Irollclt Gercius SIR eefGuige,,
9tadrid)t, oab oie Gerionmlllnaen
fir 4 Vonate auf oeu 3. Tonnerstoa
irn Monat ieIteeiest lino.
Die r1dlte Gerianlmllma finDct
Iom GonnerstaN, Ben 10. Sl,ni, 9 llbr
nucGn1ittaNs itatt. Scoe Sd)pciter i'll
frellnolid erllld)t ompeieno su iein.
ous &cmitcc fiir &oiiec lmo Gndcil
Icrnicrcn tpuroeu Sic iolocnoc,
Sdpcitcrn crnaunt: lSuiamo Sd,ii
rllcr afargrct 9iclcnbera, Glisobetb
Nall'fo &utb. @eier, 9otb. @inanop
uno Negiua Sbuler aIs Ioritcberin
Oes &onitccs.
,Silr Ereilelpenoen meIOcten lid)
Die SdNrcltcrn &ntb. Shiuer, Sora
@ctt'd'lil,9, slnnn @enrid), WSare
Sottldlina, Rta. Sartnan. Wtoria
FctrL &otb. 9eier, &atb. araiit uno
Hlnnu @rpb.
Shlueltcr slnna Senuino, Sic iiir
cin paar Monatc iebr franf ludr l,na
IN Chicago BEL ibrer Sobter eeipobnt
bat, ut micocr in @orp imo brfinoct
lld) olll hcn Seae Der @eiierl,ne.
Mlr hoffell bab tic in scr n1hitcn
%crlalnlnll1ng lrieoer ampcieno icin
tam. Wtaria u. 9inoer, Sfriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
giebenbArgii6. ametlanii6es Spllsbldn

lSbuiter, eneliidenl Jeltrebner. Mo,
gen lire Worte tieie @urSeln fallen
Fund immer ,pieoer bon 9seuem ,ms
StGrtcn l,no .isriidte trogen. 0em
&arpatben Gem. Gbor ioluic oem go.
lemer Oamcn.Gbor lnter Dem be.
riibnlten Better Sacob Sault oanfen
mir ebenfoIls fir Sen ipllnberbaren
@clang nno trcnc 9Fihuirfllne. Mub
luollen mir nidt pcrgcien Ser tu,,n-
ocrborcn Solos nit oenen ms Mars
gorct Jronius uno Giftor SbeiB be-
cbrtcn. So,uic ser tuoblbeoad)ten
@prtc lmlcres @rob Yrdiiocnten S.
9altbcs, George sd)neioer, @eore
Scppner nno Son. gtoru,au Ybiuips.
MaDor bon Salem. oen OelegoteE
uno @Gltcn bonfcn mir in briioer.
litber @eiic fir ibrc ou6crgetpobn,
Iid) arcbc Seilnobmc imo iebcn eS
als cine beicnocrc Gbre at. oob ibr
unicrcln Muf IN elmer iclhen Weiie
|acfclat icit. a)ioge oieier idf)iiide
@eilt@eilt audi nciter llns felt lmb
trell 5iliolumeu brinaen uno bod
oas lrobre 2ico erfingeu Sell sir
mcin Gclf". Nn bic rucrtcn 8ealntcn
uno Nfitalicocr ocs 3ncie 1S. mel
hc 40 Sabre in treuer id)lueiterlider
Sicbc inns 5,,r Scite geitonocn iinS.
rid)tcn mir aan5 beIonoers unieren
(innieiten Oonf. trei unO felienfeit
icib ibr llns ald) iest sur Seite &C.
ltonoen. Sabt Tonf iiir cure tprnocr.
bore Mrbcit - hnbt Tanf fir cllrc
Miibc uno Yloac uno pcnn Bic ipobl
pcroicntc Ghrc cl,d, ouh nid,t friibcr
,llfom, 10 rubt iic bod, in uniercn
Scclcm uno crfcnnt oic Sat mas ibr
fir lns eeton. Torllm ruie id) aud,
bier cillem icocm 0rllOer 5n. fonlnlt
uQc bilous am -. Suni. uno iibcr,
raid)t tic al ihrcm cinSigcn Wal0fcit
Sonit al,d) iic iid ciucs id)Guen Be-
ilhcs crfremcn.
9lnop 0efcl, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
vt Sas attterieaniistcr pdtrietisfttms eSer
s.. etitetitaniitc 1teutralit6t?
yon @eors 0eppncr.

cine peroamlnte 2iiae. aber mir neh.
men an es iei bic Wabrbeit ,tno fra.
gen lns: Warlm idreit man niht
iiber NubIono l,no erflGrt linn oel,
arica, ipeId)es olIe sic 2dnoer bon
ser NorOiee ooer NoropoI Bis ans
|ih,par5e Meer angegriifen mo &c.
nommen bot?
Sier lit Die 9(nttport. @orllu =.
@eil Gnelono l,no sic bieiieei1
&ricgsbcscr nod INNER bofien, oof
@nBlano 5,lr allten 3eit o,i ibre
Seite in oen Grica geecn 0e,,tidl,
lono treten ,piro. @cr oieics aloubt
miro ielig! Scnn es itebt eeld)riebcH
I. Ser bette sSrel,nb bes Meniden i'll
sic Wabrheit, iein erimmieitcr sseinb
bic Siige." llno nit oicicr 2ii0c be.
oicncn iid Sic 5cinoe ser ocutid)cr
McnId)cn. Ginen onocrcn gons ac.
fdbrIidcn SdiuinbeI iiibrcu sic Icut
lhenirclicr bicrSmlanoc ourd) mno &c
Iiino nidt mcniac, aan5 unid)uloise
i2anoslcl'te oieicln Sd,tpinoeI gum
Spfcr aeioDcn.
Tie Geid)6ftc ser Nncrifoner
oclltifcr Nbitommua iucrbcn bon
Sen sliiaten bopfottiert. yar,m
MeiI iie lib nod 5lmn Teutid)tlrm be-
fenncn.
Sd) mDd)tc bier ollcn YanOsleiltel
'nl,r SlirlIic,, iobolb ibr nit cincll
iolhcn bopfptticrenOen 2lmpcu S,l.
ionlnlentonrmt, ieiO rubig ober &C.
liabt uno ruft oie Yoli5ei, min Ser
obcr nid,t portcn. Damn Iaoet mon
|! i'm Sllm Gaultfonpf cin ,no bopfot
ticrt i'm. Gem nod, 9ibt cs Gin @cict
in slmcrifa fir ole @iiracr oieles
2anocs ino 5'uar inter Scftion ~,
II. 2. Grinlnlilnl Gooc OS II. 2.
e. 81 bctitcIt ~Gpnipirocp 70 ,Sn
i,,rc Ecriuus in the Crcrciie Of Ginil
! Giebts."
Scr bonfotticrcnoc 1ump oocr sic
Organization, bon tpcld,cr cr acidifi
iullroc. iit itrofbor nit $4,000 unN
jcbn Sabre 9lrrcit. Oos lit oas Sc.
ict ,n'crcr &cuititution uno rcnu
mir bicic &onitituticn cmpor boltcll
Jaeger, oIlc Ingritfc ieitcns Scr 1scil.
oc i'm ,Sn. uno Muslanb, Damn iuirG
nnicr Sono in ,sricoen olld) nod ocnl
&ricac nit aIlcu nmocrcn 2inOcril
ocr Wclt lcbcn. Oh lie totolitirrr
Tiftatllr oocr &6niareihc iino. @cnll
mir obcr iulfcrn Yatriotisnlms unt
9tcntroIitGt. iuic iett an Sen Sua oc
legt, nid)t :inocrr, Damn lrci6 lulr
8ott mas nit ,ms llnb unicrn Sric-
Sen iurrocn pirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Dnne

Ter 3Deig t9 ninmt oieie Gele.
gcnbcIt, Dem Gentrol Werbanb,
.3msgpcreilten lrie 8unOesleftiomcn
fir Die iulinberbarcn Geid,enfe 5u ,ti.
.Verem 5Ojdbrigen Beburtstog. nno
oanfen ipollen mir i'm Namen oIler
Saleiner Sad)ien fir Die feinen luno
5lt &er5en gebenoen @orte oes So.
Itor Sobann gaumalln, lpelder ben
Danfgottesoienit leitete. Yaitor S.
Deutidldnoer Sr.. tpelher Die oeilt.
ide 0eitreoe belt, uno Or. Jreo S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Better, Eanl- nn6 SphanniS.Nall.

l(m 8 llbr beeinnt ser Yetcr-.
Ed'lIs lno ,Sobounis -goa. 3u oieIen,
'punoerld)onen 8all. Der eite edte
''0d,liihe Williiffapelle priientiereu
'piro, lucroen aae Soltseenoiien berS.
lid) cinaelaocn. Der Gintritt ut aud
bier irci. .... +
sllc tSrollen bcr Ecter., Youl. ,ut
Scbanl's -Vriioer iuerben aebetcn ib.
re aropien, andrn nib anOercs Sc.
bat nit5ubringen.
Sn Der SoffI,l,ts, bob Oicie Sin.
|foor',g III ei'ler 10 lpiftieen Nnsele.
Del'bcit BEL aaci, m,lieren Yolfsaenoi.
len stntIan9 finoct;; es lit 3eit se.
luoroen ale MiBperitGnoniiie absu'
le9cn ltnO 81 bieier froDcn Naiien'
Tcriallnllll,g 5li fommen.
Sm gllitrag bcS 2,peie 80.
8eorg Teppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
2leticns$celeatc Hmrfen
rad, 1afan abreiien

Snn Sole, Gpito Nicn. Die 9tcgies
rllng bon Goito Nicn bat bon Del, Ser.
Stnnicn cine Tcrihcrllng erbnlten.
BOB Wciutun9@lllitglichcrn bes hel't-
idNcn Grodicr" vGiienuh" uuo he5
itnlienilhen ,rndtcrs ~tScln" cr.
lombt rcr0cn piirOc, iid) ION bc,l Ser.
Stnntcn nnd) ,Snpan cill5nldiifen.
Sic Monnid,nitcn. sic ibre sSd)ifie
por tur5cm bier IN @rarlo ltcdtc!.
lpurbcn mad, Scr &nnnl,onc llrO bon
ba lpciicr mad, bcn Ser. Staotcn ee'
lcubt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
3iueia 46.

Gie &erianlnIune oes g. g.
Srauen Gerein 3npeig 46 iinoct itatt
am ssreltaa oen IS. SUM, an 1859
u. Niblanb slpe., 8 llbr abenos.
aaffee llno Sudden ierpiercn Cara
Sitterlp, glij. Sittcrlp, Wf Sd,uI.
Ter ltnb slnna Soub.
Sd,ip. 2lrs miro hcn 9crid,t bon
Der &onpention oheeben. Sic Mtit
elleoer iollten iiG pou5Gblig an Ser
Gerlamnlllng beteiliaen.
Sophie 9ltrs, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
49OO Gambett ec3et,
bel Slug. t,crletett

Nep Yorf. Nlir ann1brerno 1900
'grieffanben. Die fir ebtl. Yotcn.
oicnit beim sisnalforps Der Yunoes.
armee resiitriert tparen. baben bei
orei Saubenpettfliigeu ibre 3iele
nidt erreid)t. Sic iino einem plot-
lid) anftreten6em llnipetter gum Op.
fer gefalen. il
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
3luci9 80.
Moiicn Teriammlnna allcr iad'iiiden
CraaniIatiuncn.


Moiicn TeriammlnnN allcr iad)iiiden
Grganiiatiouen.
sln, Is. SSl,ni, 3 llbr nahmlttagS.
finoct cine Notwithstanding aIler
'dd,iiid)en Sreuni'atipnen I'M Sad)'
ienbcim itott.
Sieic %crianlmlllng lit chr lpittia,
'ucil bier cntd,ieccn ipcrocn foil. oh
pir ein ncucs Sah;cubeim bauer,
oIlcu nbcr pb l,nier Golf srfrie0en
lit nit Dem mas mir iest bobcn. Die
9conrtcn Der pcrid)ieoenen Sraani.
jntloncn, 3lueie 80, 3lueia %. Z. 9.
). a.. Slseub Sreaniiationen I'M.
icres Central 0erbanoes lno Die
Sontcrus &irdengcmcinoe mcroen
pcjlcll cll'ncrfiam 9clnad)t ibre Wtit'
Iglicber ooppn ST benahrid,tiecn.
Niles miro an oieiem Gage frci
III ollc Sndienbriioer mnb 'Shtpelterl,
ucrabrcid)t. Oh Wfitglieb poer nid)i
|eilcr ODER Der anoeren fGfiiiden Or.
ganiintiuncn.
I'm 6 llbr abcubs miro bos Giiel
Ierpicrt. bcltcbenb ans 9rothen mil
Sd)infen. Sauerfraut oocr 8iene,
Wiirltd)en lmo &aifee. I'm 7 llbr ge
nliitlide Ealie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
,Siucio -.

Hllen Mf,tNliehcrn pom 3melp 81
oicnc Sl'r 9tnhfid)t, bnb Die n1hltc
&crlun1nllng Sonutng. Sen IS.
Slnl, 3 llbr nad)mittnas, in ser
Glntrod)t S>nuc nbachaltcn miro. Sc.
ser Vrrbcr iolltc in Scr Tcrionlm.
lilno 'ein. ho unicr SclCaot Sen DC.
rid1t bon Ser Convention nbgcbcu
miro ulo icocr icIlte icin Snterciic
Scigcl,, icrncr iclltc elm jeocr 9rloer
trndlten lid gl'tltcheuo 5ll holten, olld)
iinb orhcre lrid)tinc @eid)Gftc 81 cr,
lebigcn. Geo. EetrI, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
,3,pein 81.

&c oiene aQen WtitaIiebern sur &c,
fGlligen Mnhrid)i. oob Die Terionrn.
lung nohoeln bic Mdunlid)feitcn il,
Der Garpntbio an leBten Sunlstn0
olle neracbcn naren, nGditcn Sanls
tag. bcn II. Mai, obcuhs, in Sc,
nellen Sale o,if' Dem Tidl,idplat
ltnttiinoen mirh. Gs miirbc ilns leh,
frelien, nne Diitglicber begriiben 81
biirfen. Mtid,. Seutid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Nns Nciu Ganlc, ga.
Mdltnna N,aImclnacnrr.

&lc hie mciitpn bon cllcb if,on
m;lien. lrcrbcn mir unicr Eifnif in
9fcp Go'tlc. 80. nbbolten lrno apor
on 30. SUM-. EIot lit Soc 2o,p, 53S
&aloc Str. @ringt eud,- eiuen e,,t.
aefiiIltcn aorb nit, fir onocrc Gr.
'rl'd'ungen uno l|nterbaltuna miro
oe'prNt. SooIfe and, Die na Sr lchcn.
bic lcstCS ,SoiIr nidlt bo porcn. &as
'o9t ibr Glcpclnnb. 9)punastoun uno
Snrren? gSinium Sdmiot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Ans 9etroit. Ii9.


tSiir bie inns uuIdblih be5 Sphcs
unierer lieben Mflittcr
Gliiabeth GenscI
te'torben in Setrpit, iprcdlen mir
benz Central Eerbnnb fir sic Ser,
iiherllng. nnb 3lucig rs, Solcm, 8,
fir oos 'Sterbceclb Sen hcr5Iid,ltcn
Ganf aus. sllldD ,;}ipcig 81. oncn
Trellnoen unb @Gfonnten in Salcm
ltno Setroit fiir sic id,,nen 9lllnru
nmo gegleitnn1 5llm ,SrieohoI iogen
iDir alien herillden Sunf.
Sulen. Shio.
SSamilic Nirldt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Tamilic 8irid)t.
Ter ct. Ycfrns airdJcn
,Srniicu Ncrriu

bolt Die rrgelnlGbi9c SitlulN onr H..
sSilni. Z llbr nbcnos, ab. 9Inc Sd,,uc.
Itern lino gebcteu piinttlid sll icin.
9tad Der Sitllug gcnliitlid)cr ia,
mlliennbenb, uoSu ole Gcnncinbe,
alieber nnb beren Treunoe Ireunolid)
eingelnoen linb. Die Sd)lpeItern ST.
Wanhen rnO Wtnrgurcte Seilen,ou
iperben aue aupeienoen nuis bette
belpirten. 90. Sbalaoit, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
NuS eorain. C1io
Gintrad)f Yifnidtaoe feitoeieht.

lln'ere 5ircl ilbrIid)eu Eidi'idtoac
fiir olelen Sonln,cr ,perSen ipiehrr III
9rcrotS Ecrt in Imberit. Cbio, ah,
gehnltcn unb 5ipur orn IS. SSuli unb
om 81. Iugltit. ySir bitten lnierr
Trcunbe lno @onner lid, oieie teiScn
Soge 'ilr uns Su reicrpicrcn.
u. g. Trieicnbengit, Eroi. ..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Nns Niles. Ohio
3,ucia %.

sincn Shmcitcrn Ocs 3,prig 2s
olcne 5l'r aciuaiacn stohridt, Sol
sc H1h'tc &crianlnllllna ant Conn
tcG. ocn IS. Sni = llhr nodmlit
tags obaeDaltcn miro. slnc Sdtrc.
tern IillS 9cbctcn Ser Trriou,nlll,lu
Ocl5unuobncn.
g. Giinibcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Nns Garrtn, va.
3iulleia 81.

Tic nafite Gerianlnllng finbet
om Montag ocn> i6. Snni, ubenos
7:3O llbr ltatt. Die Sh,peitern mcr-
Den erlllft in Der Teriafnnlllng an.
ipeieno 81 ieilL oenn es miro Der 3on-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

Wal6ausfln0.

TanIrud)or GbeluciB nnb g. 9.
MGnner6cr beid)lciicu in ibrer por.
lctten Gerionnllling om 90. Suli
ueneinid'oitlidl cin @,lbfeit ab5u'
boltcn. gGbcres tolut,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Cro,tsritotbriebt
Tie d)lpcitcr
Gatbnrina Maliiit
aeb. ScllgeI

WVU. SVIIUFI
ipllroe un %. Wtoi bonn SoGc abbc
rlifen. Sic bintcrlieE ibren Sottel,.
IN beiien Mamen mir nlcn 1sreuuben
uno Yefonutcu iiir bic llntcritiituno
llno Silic in bicicu if,mcrcn St,ln.
oen bnnfen; nud, bnnfcu mir Sen
@ro6beon,tcn iiir Die prcnptc Mus.
soblllle Scr &eriid,eruna.
90. Scutid), Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

pentipnsberid1t bon Den Telegatinner
erltattet peroen.
Cara ssranj, Sefr.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

4--z-.l.z1.lal.z.-z.@s4.a-4l.zzlzl1l1szll
'<z-.szzz--aslla-zn..@xssz.
za.a=llzz.ssE1-l4s11x xHazlza
Evening star., 1941-04-11

Fine looking rabbits-one of
all-over plush-the other of
plush with velveteen panta-
looms. Both have rolling
eyes and big ribbon bows un-
der their chins. They will
delight the boys and girls.
Evening star., 1941-04-11

Take pictures of your
Easter outfit with this mod
ern, compact box camera.
Takes clear. pictures in the
popular 2Hx3H inch size.
Evening star., 1941-08-11
By Barbara Bell

A new found smartness for jun
ior girls is presented in this basque
dress. Gay with the colorful charm
of the old-world peasant frock, this
youthful style provides a refreshing
fashion change which you, too, will
find becoming. Learn for yourself,
when you make this easy-to-sew
frock, what a curving basque bodice,
low square neckline. a taut wide
waistband and a swirling skirt will
do for the feminine figure! The
basque silhouette is entirely new.
different, Quaint-and juniors and
young women everywhere in the
country are wearing it with greatest
success.
Another feature Of the basque
fashion which you'll appreciate is
that 1t may be as brilliant in color
ing and trimming as you care to
make it. Pattern No. 1447-B is one
you may make up III bright plaid,
sprigged challis, a vivid tone in
plain material. Then add the true
peasant touches in the braid around
the neckline and around the top of
the hem. A few bright buttons to
match-and your own interesting
and different peasant frock is COM
pleted.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1447-B
is designed for sizes II. 13, Is, II and
10. Corresponding bust measure
ments %, 81, 80. IS and 81. Size 13
(3D requires 35s yards 36-inch
fabric without nap.
If you are planning school sew
Evening star., 1941-08-11
By Josephine Lowman

By Josephine Lo,pman
The human soul hungers for beau
ty. Within each individual lie those
deep longings, those tall dreams and
that subtle reaching up toward
light and happiness which is every
mans and woman's heritage.
All through history man has ex-
pressed his desire for beauty in
the construction of inspiringly love-
ly buildings as well as in the homage
he has paid to charming women.
Each year thousands of persons
spend hard-earned cash just to hear
beauty pouring from the strings
of a violin or to feel it tumble from
the keyboard of a piano over their
consciousness.
Today, when hundreds of thou
sands of men and women are liv-
ing almost unbearably under the
conqueror's heel. and the remain
der are worried or frightened, beau
ty is truly at a premium.
Perhaps woman's most important
role is one of creator of beauty.
Is 1t any wonder that she longs
for perfection of body, mind, per-
sonality and spirit? Is this vain
or selfish wish?
OF course it isn't! Every time
woman adds to the charm of liv-
ing with a smile, a beautifully
pitched voice, with understanding
and tenderness, with a graceful
carriage of her head, with humor
or a clear complexion she has add
ed just so much to the sum total
of beauty in a reality-scarred world
and has brought just so much
poetry into the lives of those about
her.
1t seems to me that one simple
rule covers just about everything.
If we could open our hearts and
minds to the beauty that lies about
us every other rule would take care
of itself. We should look for beauty
in people as well as in landscapes.
1t can be found everywhere.
1t lies in the hands of a skillful
surgeon, in a mothers lullaby, in
the sound of the anvil as man
builds his empire, in a sunset and
a sunrise, in laughter and in the
flowers that bloom around the door
of poverty-stricken cabin.
If we would take each day and
focus our eyes on the beauty 1t
offers us; if we would see it, feel it,
hear it and smell it whenever it is
within our reach. we would live so
richly that our personalities would
take care of themselves, and we
wouldn't need rules for charm.
If you will analyze the persons
whom you think of as charming, you
Evening star., 1941-08-11
Bp Baroness Phantom

By BARONESS PfdnOnf
Fresh daisy is this vanity spkd with
gayest CT all flowers They be embroidered the tvinkn
with soft pastel embroidery that
This same pattern be used for larger runners for buffet
chair other
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will find that they have one trait
in common. They make you feel
interesting, they somehow convey
to you subtly the conviction that
they find what you say fascinating:
that they want to know more about
what you think and do.
We have often been told that we
need not worry about conversation
if We will learn to be good listeners.
This certainly is true, that is, If we
listen with sincere INTEREST,"
There are many different kinds
minds me" variety-the one who
sits on the edge of his chair. almost
unable to wait for you to finish your
piece" so that he can say his. This
type uses your conversation only
to prime the pump of his shining
patter.
Then there is the one who focuses
her eyes on you with a polite, va
cant stare, while her thoughts, If
any, roam at will. She may be
planning her vacation or her fall
wardrobe, or may be deciding in her
own mind what she is going to do
about little Mary's crooked teeth.
Then there is that most discon-
certing listener. He is the one who
gives you his all. You have his in
tense attention, not because he is
interested in what you are saying,
HIT hecallSe he wishes t0 deve1op
his charm and influence people, and
he is practicing on you.
If you wish to improve your per-
sonality and want the suggestions
of modern psychologists, you will
find many of them in my leaflet,
CHARM. Send a 3-cent, stamped,
self-addressed envelope with your
request to Josephine Lowman in
care of The Evening Star.
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boy two or three times a week, but
1t is poor policy. You get branded as
Johns girl and that keeps the other
boys away. If a boy won't date you
because you won't pet you are lucky
to be rid of him.
90 don't think that girls should
have dates at all on school nights.
Week ends II o'clock should be the
limit for staying out except on spe-
cial occasions.
"a Mothers should not open their
daughters mail. 1t takes all the pep
out Of getting a letter to know that
some one else has read 1t first.
60 I see no objection to girls US
ing lipstick II they put it on artis-
tically.
90 II Mother wants to drive all
the boys away and insure her
daughter being an old maid, she can
take no better method than sitting
In the next room when the girl has
dates and listening in on all that is
said. 1t isn't that the young people
want to do anything wrong Tt Is
just that an old eavesdropper
cramps their style.
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Starched Clothes
Starched clothes should be allowed
to dry, then dampened, rolled up for
an hour or so and ironed.
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sion. Personal calls are particularly
bad. Any Mr.. Bigshot is justified
in exploding if he has to sit and
tap his desk top while you arrange
at great length to meet Bessie
Backspace for lunch.
Twisting your hair, biting your
pencil, swinging your feet, cracking
your knuckles, or any other nervous
habit which distracts his attention.
Chewing gum.
Being unable to locate filed let
ter quickly when he wants 1t. Some
times this isn't your fault, but it's
always your hard luck.
Fidgeting if he gets telephone
call while he is debating. Even If
he talks golf for Is minutes, or dis
cusses highly personal affairs which
embarrass you. it's up to you to sit
quietly and pretend you're stone
deaf. If he wants you to leave and
come back later, he'll tell you.
Showing too much chiffon. It's all
right to cross your legs and hold
your book on your knee if there's
no table to rest it on, but don't do an
imitation Of a ships rail photograph.
Pouting and acting abused when
you have to work 10 minutes over
time to get out an important letter.
Keeping him waiting when he
sends for you Have pencil and note
book ready at all times.
Saying I'm sure that's exactly
what you said" when he points out
some ridiculous error in letter.
Maybe you're right, but it won't do
you any good to say so.
Failing to read over your letters
for typographical errors before you
send them to him for signature.
Moping or dropping around the
Office because you have q headache
or Harry was mean to you last night.
If you can't maintain cheerful and
energetic attitude In the Office, you
have no business being there.
Complaining constantly about
your previous employer, or praising
him too highly. One Is just about
as bad as the other.
Being careless about any angle of
your personal grooming. The ads
which urge immaculateness aren't 7
- exaggerated - you might think
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make employers tedr JHelr Hair dlu
switch to debating machines. We've
gathered together a number of
these quirks, and we think every
shorthand scribbler would do we'll
to check her own Office conduct
against them. Because, although
you do have to put up with the
boss irritating habits, he doesn't
have to put up with yours. Unfair,
perhaps, but that's life!
Here they are, then-the quirks
and irks of the girls who take die
tation. brought straight to you from
the men who give it. If you're q
smart stenographer, you'll avoid
Using a fountain pen that runs
dry or pencil that breaks right
in the middle of an important SEN
tence. Better carry spare, 50. you
won't have to dash back to your
desk while Mr.. Bigshot chases his
train Of thought and curses the day
you came to work for him.
Sitting and staring at him while
he thinks. This will disconcert al
most any man. and it's doubly bad
If you're q good locker.
Failing to find out and follow the
boss preference regarding ques-
tions about words you haven't un-
derstood. Some men don't mind
being interrupted the moment
something escapes you; others would
rather have you wait until the end
of the letter, or until all dictation
is finished.
Barging ahead and writing q
whole letter although something in
it doesn't seem to make sense. Al
most any employer would rather
have you clear up a doubtful pas
sage in your notes at once, instead
of transcribing it as it stands and
praying that it will get by.
Wearing too much perfume
usually cheap-which curls cloy-
ingly around his nose while he's
trying to concentrate on stove bolts
or second mortgages.
Simpering, blushing, or scoffing
If he happens to compliment you
on your appearance, your work, or
anything else. Smile, say Thank
you," and let 1t go at that.
Taking telephone calls or other
messages during . debating ses-