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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23
.5HAD JONES, COLUMBUS
(0lUMNI5T TO SPEAK

The Citizens Committee will pre-
sent Shad Jones, columnist and
newspaperman of Columbus in a
public mass meeting at Linden Cen
ter tonight at 8 o'clock. Also to be
present and to speak will be attor-
ney Theodore Berry, president of
the Cincinnati branch of the Ma
tional Association for the advance
ment of Colored People, and men,
Der of its legal department. Mr.
Berry is a practicing attorney in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Marian Smith Williams,
president of the Committee, said
yesterday that at this meeting an
outline of the aims and ambitions
of the Committee would be pre-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23

them further down into the depths
as social outcasts. Why let them
slip down. When riding street cars
and buses watch and move back as
far as you can so others can get on.
Smile and speak to those that are
near you. Watch and look your best
when you go to town shopping.
Cleanliness is one of the finest
proofs of being we'll trained. We
are supposed to be free but when
we are shopping let us refrain from
using snuffs so we can speak clear,
our homes are the best places for
these anyway. Watch and be care
full of what you say in public. The
public's eye is watching our con-
duct.
Watch when riding street cars
and buses and let the elders, wom-
en- and those who have children in
their arms sit down. Whatsoever
we do to others it will come back
home to us. So let us live for others
as well as for ourselves. Watch
that we do not say words to others
that we would not like for them to
say to US. 1t is a mean life, to al
ways be mean, and of how sweet
life is to be always sweet. The
world will smile with us and call us
blessed and our children will come
up like us and will help make a fine
community wherever they live.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23

sented to the public and an appeal
would be made for funds to prose-
cute legal battle against the arbi-
trary ruling Of the Dayton Board
Of Education in it's decision of last
Thursday to not disturb Frederick
C. MacFarlane, principal of Dun
bar high school who has been under
fire of the Committee in recent
weeks.
The Committe is consulting the
legal staff of the NAACP and fu-
ture strategies will be planned.
Several local speakers will also
be heard in protest to the ruling of
the Board. Parents and teachers
are particularly invited to attend
this meeting.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23
WATCH YOUR CONDUCT
Jesse NimmonS

Attract attention to yourself by
the quiet dignity of your conduct,
not by loud talk and boisterous
laughter. Let people say of you
when in public places, "This man
respects others, because his con-
duct shows that he respects him
self" No man or woman lives
alone. Your conduct shows and
helps to increase respect for the
less privileged members of your
group. Your failure to be courteous
and we'll behavior helps to push
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE-Friday and Saturday,
Robert Taylor in 'Bataan" and
Bob Crosby in "The Singing
Sheriff." plus chapter 4 of 'Zor-
ro's Black Whip"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-23
,aAS0N5 TO OBSERVE FEAST

Scottish Rite Masons of Miami
Conservancy, Prince Hall affilia-
ton. will observe the Maundy-
Thursday feast March 20, at Troy,
Ohio, beginning at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
The Great Gafneof Politics
Taxpayers Hope for Cut in u S. Payrolls
Remains Untitled, Says Observer

At any rate, q fight to that end
very easily by the simple expedient
of refusing appropriations.
will be made but ut the moment the
sentiment for reduction in Congress
seems about as lukewarm as 1t is in
the White House. The only reduc-
tion for which there Is enthusiasm
Is q reduction In revenue.
In Congress and In the Treasury
the question is not whether to cut
taxes but how much. Secretary of
the Treasury Vinson proposes a
Sc, ,000. 100000 cut. The House Re-
publicans want even more than that
The bill is to be rushed through by
November /. Every bracket is to get
some reduction.
1t Is hard to see how we are to
recover our financial equilibrium
that way. Here is q nation with a
$500 900 900 900 debt, facing an an
nual budget> Of SIS, 900 900 900, ex-
panding in all directions, about to
make great foreign loans, planning
to spend new billions ON public
works. veteran compensation, etc
retrenching In one direction only
revenue. 1t seems crazy--and 1t is.
How long would big corporation.
a small business or an individual
last under that program?
Evening star., 1945-10-03


Rights, I am too old to 60 back to
school at Government expense. Any
man over rs can just keep on sign
ing his name with an TX" for all the
Government cares. I wonder why
this is. 1t couldn't be that the Gov
ernment thinks We men in our sos
would look too silly in = freshman
cap. That doesn't add up, because
the Government put me in uni
form that made me look sillier than
Mayor La Guardia with his mouth
closed. There have been few oddef
sights than Pvt. McLemore in his
CT overcoat, which was originally
cut for the late william Howard
Taft but which managed to reach
McLemore In 1S43.
Neither could it be that the Coy
ernment thinks men in their sos
are too old to learn. The Govern
ment, working through my friends
and neighbors and Local Board No
~. took me in the Army and taught
me lots Of things.
Taught to Make Up Bed.
1t taught me how to roll over and
shake hands; how to make up q bed
with square corners on the sheets;
how to IRE . heavy machinegln;
how TO climb an s-foot wall
how to clean stoves; how to make
friends and influence blisters on my
feet; how to stand In lire for two
Evening star., 1945-10-03

hours In order to salute snartly and
collect . months salary amounting
to $i1.22: how to act extra bright
when the inspector general came
around for q lpok-see; how to use
mosquito lotion to start fire. It
taught me how to cry medic" when
I'm hit; how to turn over grace
fully my most personal mail to .
stranger for censoring; how to keep
from running when I'm scared, and
well, q whacking lot Of things.
I would really like to 60 back to
school. A year at a good military
academy like Culver or Manlius or
Riverside would straighten me up
and give me brisk military bear
ing. 1t would help keep down my
waistline, which Is slowly winning
the battle against my size 80 pants.
In my sophomore year it would
be nice to attend a good school Of
music. The only musical instru-
ment can play now is the comb
and tissue paper. 1t not only isn't
Evening star., 1945-10-03

much Of IN instrumert--it tickles
the daylights out OF your lips when
you play it,. At social gatherings,
am pretty well left out. would
like for the Government to help
me get a smattering. at least, Of
the snare drum, the kettle drum,
the ear drum, the mighty Wurlitzer,
the harpsichord. the piano, the tuba
and the musical saw.
Would Go to Vassar.
My junior year I would spend at
Vassar. No one has ever really ex-
planned that daisy chain. Why do
adult girls, assumedly In their right
mind, want to run around, annually,
with daisies In their hands? ! think
study of this Is important, and
would shed a great deal OF light
on what Is happening to woman
hood in America today-that Is, II
anything is happening.
My senior year--if the Govern
ment wasn't SO stingy concerning
Evening star., 1945-10-03


By THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. viii q postmaster furnish an
inquirer with = forwarding ad-
dress?-S. N. v.
A. A postmaster is not permitted
to give out forwarding addresses.
@. Please give the source Of the
quotation 20 wad some Power the
giftie gle US to see oursels as ithers
see us. IL. M. B.
A. These lines are from Robert
Burns poem, ITO q Louise"
@. If the windows In the House
of Lords are never opened, how has
the chamber been ventilated7-
r. p. Z.
A. The stained glass windows Of
the House of Lords are purely dec
orative and are never opened. The
chamber Is ventilated through the
roof.
q. What is the meaning Of the
name Albert7-H. N. T.
A. The name Albert Ii found In
English, French, Russian and
Polish. It means "nobly bright"
@. Why are bats never seen walk
ing about but only fiying7-I. H. A.
A. Bats move about almost ex-
clusively by flying because their
limbs and feet are not adapted for
walking like those Of most birds and
insects.
q. II the wife Of a serviceman
wants care for her baby under the
Emergency Maternity and Infant
Care Program, mist she select q
physician before applying for this
care?-w. M. A.
A. II the wife Of a serviceman who
Is in the pay grades eligible for such
care has no physician to sign her
application she should send 1t to the
State Health Department and ask
for help In finding one.
@. Does service in Alaska and the
Hawaiian Islands count as foreign
service for mustering-out pay?-A.
p. r. ..-~-.~-
A. Any service in our armed forces
outside continental United States
counts as foreign service in comput-
ing mustering-out pay.
@. What is the scholarship award
ed to children of World War I
veterans?-T. w. N.
A. La Verne Noyes scholarships
are awarded only In specified uni
versities and colleges. These schol-
arships provide for the payment OF
the tuition, in part or In full, Of
deserving students needing this as
sistance to enable them to procure
university or college training. This
is to be done without regard to Diff
ferences Of sex, race. religion or
political party, but only for those
who shall be citizens Of the United
States of America and either first
shall themselves have served in the
Army or Navy of the United States
of America in the war into which
our country entered on the 6th day
Of April, 1917, and were honorably
discharged from such service, or,
second, shall be descended by blood
from some one who had served In
the Army or Navy Of the United
States in said war, and who either
is still In said service or whose said
service in the Army or Navy. was
terminated by death or an honor
able discharge.
Evening star., 1945-10-03

us old-tirners--wculd be spent at
Harvard. It would make mama
happy for me to be . member Of
Hasty Pudding, BisQuick, Three
Minute Oats and all the other Har-
ward clubs you can join in 4 hurry.
might even join the Fly Club, II
the Rooseyelts would let me In.
Distributed BY McNausht Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-10-03

the age where 1t
Is dangerous for
me-not to men,
ton the life in
sur an C e COM
pany-to chase
q street car, or
to play more
than cne game
Of mixed cro-
quet doubles In
the cool of the
evening, why, I
ask you, am I
being discrimi-
mated against?
According to
Tia 0Y nttf ~
Evening star., 1945-10-03

b ut the ar
made any fight
against W as t c
futile. Th er e.
fore. tn ou G h
when the total
went beyond the
I three million
mark many per-
sons were dis
turbed, nothing
could be done
about 1t.
Those who be-
lieve that q gov
ernment swollen
to such vast
nrnnartiaps Is
Evening star., 1945-10-03
kcLemore
Writer vexed by 81
School Provision
By HENRY McLEMORE.

I have just been reading the CT
Bill of Rights, and I am sore as all
get-out.
Why, Just because I have reached
Evening star., 1945-10-03
By Frank X. Kent

During the war the tremendous
increase In civilians ON the Federal
pay roll was inevitable. There were
many thousands Of useless employees,
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Answers to
Questions

A reader can set the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau. 3I8 ]
inclose 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-08-05

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Evening star., 1945-08-05


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Evening star., 1945-08-05


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Furniture Fourth Floor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
- 6rau @m, g., Neb.

Die leioer nift ielten bon iunqen
Sellten begangene Ior9eit, cine @be
nit ytldtfotbolifen ein5ugeben, miro
lmmer crit eingeleben, menn e5 au
lpot lit. Sic idlimmen 6olgen elmer
'ogcnonnten gemildten Gbe itno, fur3
511onnen8elebt: ~ 3ont, Streit,
llnfrlcoe ln0 gntiremoung 3lpilden
ocn Gbegotten; 2) iGledte &inoer>
er5icbung l1ngeboriom Ser &inoer
nno Terodtung Ser Gltern; 81 mel
ltentell9 Elm trouriges 2ebensen6e
rllr Notrr, O}utter uno &in0er. g5
Albt Iu5nobnlen bon 0ieier 3egel,
nbcr MIR lelten. Ger 0run0 lit leift
einjnleben. Gin glisdlide5 gbeleben
tam MIR Ourcb Oie innigIte @emein=
lhnrt ocS rcligi0ien 8loubens 1nb
Der WeltoniNoultng begriinoet per-
oen. Mo cin Ieil totboIiid, ser an
orre proteItontiih lit, fonn oieie @e-
nIeInldoft lnO Ginigteit nidt bette
ben: M}cint c5 Ser tutbolilde Sell
ernltlld nit leiner Heligion, 10 miro
Der proteItuntildDe Seil perlebt, un0
l1ln9etebrt. SinO ober beioe Geile
ale1h9liltig in ibrem @lou6en, 10
neroen li6 cine Wenge Siinoen ein-
ltellen, melhe oo5 8ono oes Ssrie-
oen5 oonenOS gang 5erreiBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
u. M., .. -

Sn 8eontportung Sbrer Mnfroge
iiber ooS ieit SSabr3ebnten i'm ,Obio
ISoiienfreuno' ange5eigte unO bon
Ociicn Serousgebern empfoblene
G-O-0=Seilmittel, tonn oie
SNritfleitung 0es genonnten 8lot-
tc5 Sbnen folgenOe @in3elbeiten ge-
ben:
Sin fat6oIiicber Brieiter, Ser nod
lcbt bat nad iabrelangen 8er1u6en
OicIC5 3uderfranfbeit5=S ent-
orft. Sein 8ru0er lit an elmer 6ro=
niIAen 3uderfronfbeit. giner Ieiner
6iiBe mar bereitS idtpor5 gepor0en
lnO feline Gr3tlide @ilfe fonnte Sci
lmg bringen. 9-S-0 beilte lein
SeiOen in fllr3er 3eit.
Go5 III BulDerform bergeIteQte
9cllmittel miro in 8aIer aufgel0It
unO ie nuh ser Nrt Oes 2ei0ens ge=
brnl1At. 8egen ieiner @iftfeimocr=
NiDtung t0tet eS ieOen 8iftfeim i'm
mcnl1llcben unO tierilten SrgoniS=
mus, uno 5mar obne noGteilige 8ir=
f)mg G5 totet @iftItoffe i'm Mogen,
pcrtrcibt @aIe 8ei &otarrb un0 @r-
toltung in &opf, &eble unO 2unge
bll1t e5 in mebrmaligen 9lnmenoun=
gen. Man gieBt etna einen 6ingerbut
Oou G--C-G=B =Bulper in cine SduI=
lei fo6enobeiBen 8oller5 uno ot1net
nit W}uno unO 9eoie oie beiBen 0un=
ltc eln. Im beiten nilnnlt man 0ieIeS
@opf0ompf6oO Dor Oem SGlofenge-
hcn.
Sic fonnen 800 be3ieben
our6 6. 9t. Oeeumann, COS South
}iontroe 9lOe., Columbus 5, g., qez
gen glnlenOung DON 81 Sc porto
irci.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

gn Der 8eltieite 6es BIoses itebt
cine geidloiiene &eibe 8tpei. uno bret
Itodi9er SGuier, mo Die Bilger fir
biuiges @elo giien uno S9Iafgale-
genbeit finoen. Son ben SenItern bie-
ier @duier getpabrt Der InbItd Der
2i6terpro5eIiion, oos fromme @ebet
uno Ser onbadtiee @eiung an Itiuen
9lbenoen Elm belonoers erbebenoes
unO erbaulibes 56aulpiel. 9lm
9eor0enOe oes BIabeS lit Elm a1tes
Seroitenfloiter. SIN Sabre 1898 Oer'
trieben oie Sron5oien Die Won6e.
Seute 6ient oas 8ebduoe alS 8ob.
nung fir bie Bfarrgeiltlthen uno oIs
Serberge fir HrieIter CUR 8aafabrts,
3eit.
Son oielem &loIter fiibrt elm tpei.
ter Sang CUR @oufabrtSfir6e an Ser
SitIeite. SSn Oieiem Sang, Ser mebr
NebnIihfeit nit elmer Stride fat, ites
ben 5ablreibe 8eidtltiible, mo- 0en
gon3en Sag 0elegenbeit 3ur 8ei6te
gegeben miro. Gepolbe un0 @Gn0e
lin0 iiberoll nit bibliI6en @emGloen
beoedt oie ale ouf 8uBe uno 8uB.
lotroment 8e5ug baben.
(Jortiebung fo1gt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

Die i'm umgeben0en &orper. Sros Die.
ier beIt6noigen @nergieabgabe be-
trdgt, mie man auSgere6net bat, bic
2ebensoauer zines @rammes ga.
blum iteb5ebnbu1toertunOf fiinf5ig Sab.
re. 0aS Stadium ienOet orei beribte.
oene Strablenarten aus, oie cine &c.
ldtDinotgfeit bon runO 5peibunoert-
un6neunoigtouieno &ilometer in Ser
Sefun0e boben. Sbl6on oas metfte
big iett befannte &aoium aus oem
@rogeitein geponnen miro, 10 lit man
oo6 ii6er5eugt, ooB ni6t cine gertn-
ge Otenge Oes foItburen Stoffes i'm
Neere geborgen lit. 0asiel6e entb6It
idGbung5peile le ni6t peniger als
5pon5igtouIeno Eonnen Stadium. Tim
cine Sorltellung bon Ser &raft Die.
IeS TaOiumS 5u erbalten, beoenfe
man, ooB, oo bic gnergie elmer Son.
ne Stadium Der bon fiinf5ebntouienb
Sonnen entboltene 9fa0iumenergie
elmer &oblenmenge BON oreibunbert
Miuionen Gonnen entlpreden tpiiroe.
81 0ieie Gnergie ienal5 ou6 gum
8etrieb bon Sdiffen un0 &roftpagen
benllBt meroen miro, lit oorlauftg al
lerOing5 noG iebr fragli6. 8enn oos
gelan9e, 10 DiirOe 0a5 Stadium einen
ounfen5mcrten @rIob fiir bic &obIe
mcnigltenS ouf einige Subrbunoerte
oarbicten, mas fir Oie Qngitli6en
Seltte, sic cine grld0pfung Der &oble
Idon in 5peibun0ert Sabren porous=
Iogen red)t beunrubigenO iein muB.
@clHe 2lu5lidten Iid aus Ser 9fa=
oiumiorldung nod meiter ergeben
f0nneh IdBt iid) not gar nidt OBJ
leben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
- SRI. 9, S., q. 9,

Die armeni6peltern 0es I'll. sSron-
5tstus fiibren ibre @riinoung 3uruf
auf Die Ueutter 5ron5isfo S9eroier,
nel6e bic &on9regotion i'm Sabre
1845 in Io6en griinoete. 0ieielbe
fetert oemna6 in 0ieiem Sabre ibr
bunoertldbrlgeS @runounqsiubi>
laum. Ser 3med Ser &ongregution
lit Dor Qllem Die Siirlorge fir Nrme
uno &ranfe. @egenp6rtig bot lie Ell
ne VtitglIeoer5obl bon 6reitauIen6,
pel6e in neun5ig SoipitGlern un6
An1talten tatig iin0. Souptin1titute
Der &ongregation befinoen lid i'm
ct. Glare GonOent, Sortlpea, Gin
ctnnotL ., un6 Otount 9llperno
Sonbent, 8arpid, Orange County,
q. 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
6. 8., @aib. =

2ie gnt0edung oes Stadium ilt
nod nidt lebr alt. Son logenannten
rnotooftipen SubItan5en, 5. +. 5tof-
ten, Die forttpabreno logenonnte Sec
qlerel-Stroblen ousienoen uno eiaen-
ortige @oie enttpideln, bate man
1don ldngIt &enntniS. 9lls oie ltrIo,
DIE oieler &ooioaftipitGt bat nun 6os
gbepoar Blerre uno Worie gurie i'm
Sabre 1898 bas Stadium entoedt. sSsSn
Der Meoi5in (Rooiotberopie) bat &a-
blum 5ur Seilung bon Soutfranf6ei-
ten olelfod anpenoung gefunoen.
GaS nabere 5tuoiltm oes eigentiimIi.
hen Stoffes bot gu Ser gntoedunq
gefiibrt, ooB Stadium eine eepaltiee
energie beiibt. Gieielbe lit 10 grob,
Dab Der Stoff itets tpGrmer it, oIs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

8eit i'm gan5en nod breiunooreiBis
fontplette @utenberg.8ibeln. au4
na6 bem Sabre 1900 tpuroen nod
iebr Oiele 8ibeGn in lateiniI9er Spra.
DIE georudt. Guein in 6en Sabren bon
1900 Biz 1917 eri9tenen 5uiommen
fitnfunobter5ig Iusgoben, bon 6enen
lhabungsDeiie nod ungefabr bier.
touleno @remplare eriitieren. &einer
Ser 3eitgenoiien bon 2utber, tpeoer
&atbolifen nod Broteitanten, batten
einen 8egrtff bon Dem 8ibelret9tun,
Ser 0amalS beItano.
Die fotboIiide Stride bat INNER
ooS 2eIen Der Sl. S6rift empfoblen
lnO oaSielbe iogar NIT einem NbloB
ucrieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
= 6. g., Otai1,

u9toItroOomu5" lit lotiniiiert aus
O}i6el Oc geotre Iome unO lit ser
9tome ci1le5 fron50iiiden aItrologen
Ser Don 1903 Bis 1866 lebte. Seine
in &einren perfaBtcn Bropbe3eiuneen
iino pbuntoItihe, mcrtloie 3uion-
mcnItellungen. Scbr 6c5eibneno fir
Sic oonlolige 3cit lit e5, buB er li6
Die 8unlt mebrercr gefronter SGup-
ter gemonn. Nud in unierer bo65ioi.
liliertcn 3cit bliibt Ser 9Iitrologe1s
Iumin0cl, nit Dem Oillionen oerer,
Die nidt olle DerOen, BON geriebenen
(SclOlpcf1rlonten bereingelegt peroen.
Gin flGglide5 GeIigion5iubltitutl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
. u. g., q. 3.

Iie ulte 6ubel, bic beute nod BON
bornlerten un0 ignoranten, meiItens
fonatiIden BreOigern ibren nod be,
Idranfteren uno untpiiien0eren 3u-
b0rern OorgeIeiert miro, ols fet 6ie
8i6el in ser 3eit Dor Ser Reformus
tion in 2aienfreiien unbefunnt qetpe-
len, Biz 2utber lie iiber1 r1ebt, o0er uun-
ter Der 8anf beroorgebolt" babe, lit
nldt MIR BON fotboliihen, ionoern
BON obieftio forl6en0en numboften
ni6tfatbolilden @el6i6tIdreibern
mloerlegt Dor0en.
9ie 3obl Ser in 0en 8ibliotbefen
Der gon5en @elt borbon6enen 8i-
beln, ote in Sen SSobren 5niIfen 1850
uno 1900 ge0rudt nuroen, betrGgt
ettpo Observation-Disclosures. 8eino-
be Die Salfte oieler 8ibeIn befin6et
Iid1 in oeutihen 8i6Iiotbefen, nGm=
lih 1854; in Sronfrei6 66O, in
ENGLAND AIS, in Sen Ser. gtooten
399, in Stolien 268, un6 bunoert-
oreiunobier5ig 8ibeln 1ino uber sic
berI6ieoeniten anberen 2Gn6er 5er-
ltreut. 9o3u fommen ungefGbr tou=
1eno Gremplore, ncld1e 1th noh in
ben Sonoen bon 8ibliogropben Be-
flnoen. gos britildc Wuierm in Con,
Don belibt ollein hunoertltn0oft3iq
Vibcln aus oem W1itteIolter. lle6er
hunoert berldie6ene uniDerItt1tSbi-
bllotbeten in oen Ser. Staotcn bcz
lttcn mebr ol5 eine 8ibeI aus ser
Belt Inn runo 1900. @os 0ie Spro-
hen bctrifft, 10 itn6 .4,5O9 Gremplore
IN lotelnil6em Cert geI6rieben, 7G2
m oelltlhem, ohtltn0neun5ig in ito
llenI'hem nellnunoDier5ig in b0hmi=
lhem lno nern5ebn in fron30IiIhem
Cert. @or BUFFERS 3eit mur6c Sic
8ibel in bierun0fiinf3ig lqteiniIfcn,
elf oeutIhen, flint itoIieniIden 9luS-
9aben nno elmer Ipaniicter 9(usqabe
9eorudt. Gin gepiiier Sr. Suntino-
ton in Son Morino, Calf, bclibt
ais Tribotiommler oie gr0Bte Bail
oleler 8ibeln, nGnlih 3meiun6ieh-
5lg loteinilhe, 5ipolf oeutIde, amei
ltollen1lde uno 5tpei bobmiId)e. Sic
5ne1tgroBte BributIommlung lit oie
oeS 5Silrlten Stolberg-@ernigero6e.
Gr beitbt neunun6breiBig 1oteiniide
uno oier3ebn oeutide 8ibeln aus Ser
3ett nm 1900. Son ser stobo-gibel,
Die 1481 in StroBburg ge6rudt uur,
De, 1tno nod bunoertIiebenunoIieb3io
ere1nplore borban6en, BON ser 6eut,
lhen geiirnberger 8i6el aus Dem
Sabre 1883 nod bun6erteinunofiinf.
gig eremplore. Son Ser erIten Iotei-
nIlden 8ibel in Sftobformot, nelhe
l491 in goiel 5ur Iusgobe qelono,
te, 1tno nod bunoertfiinfun6oreiFiq
eremplore erba1ten gebIieben. 9lns
oere ausgoben iin0 gGn5li6 berloren
ge9ongen. 0ie beriibmtete 8ibeI aus
Der 3ett Inn 1900 lit Die @utenbero.
S1bel, bon ipel6er 11ngefdbr bunoert-
unoiteb5ig gremplore auf Gapier uno
ore1Big auf Beraament ge6ruft mur.
Den. Bon ben lebteren eriitieren nod
3ebn eremplare. gs eriitieren sur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
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Slelfad unterlhatt lit ooS Sel als
9e1lmlttel in gar bielen SGllen. gs
muB ober Bflan5en0l, fein Wineral-
81 lein. S6on Die @epobnbeit Der
ytoturoolfer, loDobl in gon5 BEL
Ben ols in gan5 folten SGnoern, ib-
rem &orper nit Del ooer sSett ei11-
5ureiben, benefit, ooB ite Die geiiblid,
felt oes Oeles gefonnt bu6en. 9ud
BET Den alten 8rie6en un6 G0mern
mar es befannt. Gemotrit pfleete AL
lagen: "Sel auBerlid, Sonig inner
li9."
0ie meilt Dermonoten 8flanaenole
itno: liibes Man6el0l, il1nerlid) bel
Waeens uno 9armfrdmpfen, Ser,
itopfung, Suiten. Mit Inis0l fonn
man oielelben anpenoungen ma,
den; &roton0l (Malefi50D lit nidt
5um tnnerli6en @ebrou6, oa es atf.
ttg it, nur gum @inreiben bel @Iie.
oeridmer5en. &lettentpur5eloI ift bos
bette Saarpu6smittel. gluen SeIen
bor5u5ieben lit oas Olibenol, oos in.
nerlt6 uno auBerlid eebrau6t per.
ben fann.
8er Del nidt gut einnebmen
fann, nebme a6t big 5ebn Eropfen
in etnem Eeel0ffel 3u6er, ODER Der.
H1iibe Del nit Speiien. 0ie olte
beuti6e Sausfrau gebraudte itets
Del 5nr 8ereitung bon Salot.