davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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UNINTERESTED

onductor-Madam,y you'll have to
pay for that boy.
Lady-But I never have before.
Conductor-That doesn't matter to
me. He's over IL years old, and
you'll have to pay his fare or
I'll put him off the car.
Lady-What do / care? never
saw him before!
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC.

800, 900 PEACH, apple. pear. apricot. plum
and prune trees. a complete assortment OF
over 700 varieties. including berry plants.
roses. shrubs. shade and Towering trees.
etc. Buy western-grown Stock-hardy,
healthy and thrifty. Large or small plant
ers insist on Tualatin Valley Nursery
record-bearing. True-to-name strains for
greater profits. Send for Free 44-page cat
alog. TUALATIN VALLEY NURSERIES,.
Sherwood, Oregon.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
LABOR:
Pay Up

Losses Of 107, AIS, 900 man days OF
work during the first II months Of
1916 due to strikes partly were offset
by increased wages and shorter
hours over the comparable 1945 pc.
riod, the department of labor re.
ported.
Time lost in walkouts set an all.
time peak, even topping the embat.
tied postwar year of 1919, the de.
partment said. AS against the 107,.
475,0OO man days lost this year,
80, ,307 900 were lost in 1945; 8, 1886, ,O0C
in 1914, and 16, ,O89, 900 for the 1886 80
prewar period.
Industrial pay hit new tops follow.
ing the years bitter labor disputes
Average weekly earnings in the bi.
luminous coal industry rose to $62. 81
on an increased work week, but 9th.
er pay jumped appreciably despite
shorter time. Figures for different
industries follow:
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Cheese Nutritious

"A lot of good things come in q
;mall package of cheese. It's "con-
tents" include protein of the best
quality; calcium needed for bones
and teeth; riboflavin of vitamin B
family.
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BuZZing, Too

"In your advertisement you said
that there was sting in the air
after sundown," complained the
summer boarder.
WELL" replied the hotel propri-
etor. ''take a look at those mos
ollitoeS.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

THE beautiful Ozarks. northwest ArSan-
saS. Tourist courts. farms, homes, hiahway
businesses. The best real estate bargains
available. See or write
NEWLIN REALTY West Fork. Ark.
LOOKING FOR A LOCATION-The New
Weber Addition to Dove Creek. fastest
growing town on the Western Slope. is
nifty needs practically any business YOU
can name. Come on out and look it over
br write RICHARD G. WEBER. Box 2OS.
Dove Creek, Colo,
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MISCELLANEOUS

DEALERS Surplus clothing, surplus
stores. Army stores. sporting goods deal
ers, dry goods. etc. We have for immedi-
ate delivery mackinawS, jackets, wool and
cotton shirts and trousers, sweaters. sleep
ing bags, shoes. pup tents, flash lights. and
various other items. Wholesale only.
AMERICAN SUPPLY CO.
329 w. 5th Kansas City, Missouri
HOTEL g. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT.
Immed. del. DishwaSherS, vert. mixers,
griddles, deep-fat fryers. steam tables.
comp. sinks, A 81. toaSterS. Shenango China.
Corning "Double-Tough' glassware. Onei-
da silverware. kitchen utensils. chairs.
tables. booths. Mail orders prompt atten-
ton. Write for free cat Midwest Hotel &
Restaur. Sply., 1427-37 10th St., Denver. Col.
YOU BUY Tive Teach You to Fly It.
68 planes to choose from. Example: 65
hip. Aeronca $895. IS h.p. Taylorcraft
81 1895. 40 h.p. Taylorcraft, side-by-side,
just maiored $785. All metal BT-13s IL
censed 1895. New Luscombes $2,595. as
Cubs ST 1895. Stearmans $685.. Write for list
and terms. Discount to operators. Para
chutes like new $3.50. New Polaroid Cog
giles, helmet sets $4.95. Mail orders filed.
Planes sold on time payments. Aircraft in
surance. Approved repair station. Time
payments on repairs. G.1. Flight School,
Primary, instructor. multi -engine ratings.
Call us. we will bring the airplane in which
you are interested to your field for your
inspection at no charge.
VEST AIRCRAFT & FINANCE COMPANY
The Biggest Little Field in the World
1900 Dahlia Denver. Colorado
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POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

U. S. Approved Pure Broad Breast Bronze
Poults and Pure and Hybrid Baby Chicks.
Order early. Circular free. SteinhoR Hatch
cry q Turkey Farms. Usage City. Kans.
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REAL EsTATE-HOUSES

FOR SALE: Cabins. 1 5-room house:
Groom cabin: 1 broom cabin: 1-room
all on / acse of ground.
DAVID SCHWINDT 80 Fraser. Cole.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

EDWARDS WOLF and Coyote Extermina-
tor Capsules got nine coyotes one night
that brought $121.50. Free formulas and
instructions. Get Edwards real Coyote
Scent. GEORGE EDWARDS. LIVING.
STON, MONTANA.
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r---WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
COP Takes Over 80th Congress;
President Cuts Wartime Powers:
Industrial Pay Reaches Peak

J-- ON 7
n
of
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LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Re gistered Hereford Bull
1851 South Sheridan, Denver 10. Colorado
One mile west of Fort Logan.
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HOME FURNISHINGS & APPL
INSTRUCTION

DENTAL Technicians' School Men. Wom-
en-. Profitable business, trade. 1112 East
Evans Avenue. Denver 10. Colorado.
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CLASSIFIED

FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
IDAHO RED CEDAR POST maker wants
sale, carload lots, low prices. Write
Hugh Chisholm. BOnners Ferry. Idaho.
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ENDURE OR LEAVE?

4 rather rare situation is re.
pealed in the letter Mis- Norris
auotes TODAY. Ii is from q doctors
tvife ybo lives in luxury. She loves
and adu;res her busbaud. eu;ovs
The security and social brestipe be
eiyes ber. but she is enraped by
bis obeu iutidelity.
Har,ev ana, bsr t.,,,;,v ,bu,;.
c;a,, en- ,bev heea,,,s aeo,a;,;,sd
tbro,os H. trea,,e.,t .~ofss.;o.,a,
y;,;,s H. ana. ,,o~s h., On ~.s~.
older ,ba,, Ma.;s s,,t ~. .,,, "..,,
eo,,cerned abont tbn, Shs L..,,
sonaetI;ue nj HI, nb;Ia,sder;,,e
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blue or green. Neutrals can be used
generously in trimming the wood
work, the floors, ceiling, and even
the walls and accessories, depend
ing upon the necessity.
The same is true of room which
needs to be warmed" a bit. In this
case use reds and browns, and add
them to the accessories to give the
room a glow.
Some of you have daughters who
like to do over their rooms, and
they are often a bit impractical.
Take for instance the classic color
choice Of pink and blue. Much more
originality can be achieved If rose
pink and turquoise blue were used,
or even old rose and evening blue.
never use too much of a color,
either, as in the case of yellow,
Tone it down with touches of white
or gray or both.
Many people like monogram
ming, used decoratively. Here
again, you can use some common
sense. Use the darker shade for the
spread or draperies, whatever you
are decorating with a monogram,
and try the lighter shade for the
actual monogram. It's more prac-
teal.
Or, if you prefer, there are other
ways of using the monogram. Tie.
backs for the curtains may be
made Of wire in the shape of mono
grams. Book-ends, too, might be
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type of ribbon for trimming the
table and two lamps.
Mirrors for girls rooms are espe-
cially attractive if they are framed
with an eyelet or ruffled edging.
The edging may be fastened to the
mirror by pasting it on neatly with
glue or with mending material.
Use Color Generously
While Decorating
Do you want to brighten up bed
room? Cover the hassocks or chairs
with a print that matches the rest
of the furnishings or the color
scheme.
Ifyou need dressing table stool,
make one out Of a butter tub or
nail key. Cover this with a skirt to
match the dressing table; pad the
top with part of an old quilted pad
and cover this also. The skirt for
the stool may be gathered or
pleated and is easily tackled on.
You can introduce color into any
room of the house that has shelves
for plants and such If you dye old
ruff1ing and use it for trimming the
shelves. In bedrooms or sewing
rooms you can use wide and frilly
ruffling; for living rooms you might
use tailored ruffle.. a..Es,,
If your dining room looks drab,
brighten it up with gay printed
chair cushions that tie on the back.
Even though these are tailored
they can add much decorative ef.
feet to the room. q
If your draperies are dark and
dull, re-dye them or line them Q
bright color that will look well In
your room. Then when you rehang
them, drape them SO that part Of
the line shows.
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DON'T LIKE CORN BREAD

: Parisians welcomed the news that
bread would be improved with a
reduction of the corn flour content
to 20 per cent. q
In the last few months the corn
content of bread has been as much
as 30 per cent. Corn and other Sec
ondary cereals and the inexperience
of some French bakers in the treat
ment Of corn flour produced a
soggy, heavy loaf that consumers
did not relish. Many Frenchinen
have not been using up their. daily
ration of half pound Of bread.
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Woman's World
Decor of Room Should Express
Personality, Hobbies of Owner
by G,tta Haley

WE HAVE all seen homes and
rooms of people whom we
never have met. Yet, If a room is
furnished in accordance with the
personality and tastes Of the occu-
pant, we can have a pretty good
picture Of what he's like.
A room should reflect the hobbies
and interests of its owner; it should
use his or her favorite colors; its
walls may be hung with photo
graphs, pictures or knick-knacks
that show his or her interest.
The main thing about the room Is
that 1t should form as good a set
ting as possible for its owner. A
mans room may be tweedy and
full Of trophies, or have the walls
hung with pictures of boating, sail
ing, hunting, etc. However, a room
for a young girl may be thing Of
froth IN peach and white with trim
mings Of eyelet, decorated with
dolls or other feminine frippery.
AS long as the owner of room is
adult enough to express his views,
then consult him or her before do
ing the room. We all like to be
happy In our homes, and one way
In which we can achieve this ideal
Is to surround ourselves with things
Of interest, or items which flatter
our personalities or give us back
ground for expression.
Use Common Sense In
Basic Considerations
Color selection is very important,
no matter what room you are fur
nishing. As I said before, it's i'm
portant to take into consideration
the tastes Of the owner, but this
should be tempered with other
ideas.
If the room Is on the dark side Of
the street, the colors should prefer
ably be Light SO that the room will
seem brighter. A color that Is liked
can be chosen even if this is borne
In mind.
If the room is warm, you should
choose colors to cool it, such as
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went on quite openly; Ruth going
off with him weekends, my friends
never mentioning her name to me,
carefully seeing nothing.
GET A DIVORCE, OR NOT?
Harvey says that, having known
this all these years, appealing for
divorce now would be ridiculous. He
reminds me that Ruth is fond of
me and devoted to my children,
and that separated from both him
and Ruth my life would lose all
dignity and beauty. Both children
adore their father; he takes us on
trips, makes us presents and is in
every way generous and thoughtful.
In situation like this, what would
be your advice?"
I don't know what to advise,
Ruth, for your whole attitude has
apparently been that of the petted,
trusting little dollhouse woman to
whom her husband is a great big
wonderful hero who can do no
wrong. think it extremely likely
that you will be more comfortable
accepting the situation, since you
have been so long aware of it, with
what serenity you can.
Personally, would make a clean
break. 1t is not so much Harvey's
infidelity that seems to me insuffer-
able. but his SNUG, gentle, COM
pletely unashamed imposition of
these conditions upon the woman he
should most honor and love. It is
the injustice he does you, the cold
blooded arrogant Indifference to
what he knows must so distress and
shame you. Love and passion are
dynamic elements, and we can all
make some allowance for those. But
year after year to make love to two
women-no, Harvey must be a cad
to imagine he can get away with
any such arrangement. You would
be happier in some quiet place with
your children and your sef-respect,
until he comes to his senses.
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go Acres Rich Pecan Land: Leased for oil
and gas major company Rains Co., unim-
proved but with half oil. gas mineral rights
Virgin Timber. $4,000; $40 cash. $40 month
go Acres s. E. Freestone Co.: Near oil and
gas fields Virgin timber. unimproved. Half
oil, gas and mineral rights; $1,000; $40 cash.
$40 monthly.
20 Acres N. De Kalb, Bowie Co.: Fruit md
vegetable land. on mail and school bus
route. electricity available. virgin timber
no Improvements, half oil, gas and mineral
rights, $1,000; $40 cash, $40 monthly.
MRS. WILLIE q. TIMMINs
400 Stanhope Ave. Dallas. Texas
Justin 8-736o
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New super high class restaurant located in
Seattle. Doing $l2, 900 per month. Business
and equipment, $52.500.
Large dance hall near Richland. 6-room
nose At 40 nm mnnev mater ais IN
Large colonial home on the Columbia
river near Richland. An excellent location
for q club. $4,000.
WENDELL BROWN AGENCY
Sci West Lewis St. Pasco. Washington
Phone 1144
Wendell p. Brown r. o. Hall
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By KATHLEEN NORRIS

ct SN'T it extraordinary what
illusions you can have
i about your husband before
you are narried?" writes Marie
Louise Grant, from Birming-
ham. "And how strangely the
years sweep them away, max
ing you wonder if you are the
same woman who thought she
knew one man so we'll?
IT should have known my man
well, for was delicate girl, and
he was the family doctor, 81 years
older than I. Harvey's visits were
the brightest spot in long fight
with tuberculosis, and when came
back from three months in Arizona,
strong and brown and cured, it was
natural that we should find our af-
lection deepening into love. With his
success, charm, prosperity, with his
popularity, his beautiful hillside
home; with a June marriage all
roses, and presently with the ar
rival of a beautiful daughter and
sturdy baby son, what wonder that
there was not a cloud in the sky for
me?
Before we were married Harvey
told me of the other woman in his
life. He had been taking care of a
very lovely Hollywood actress for
some. months, and I imagined that
she was the woman in question. He
told me that she had left our city,
which the actress had done, which
confirmed my suspicion. Very
gravely he assured me that the af-
fair was ended, that she understood
the situation perfectly, and that
there never had been and never
could be any talk of marriage be-
tween them.
81 don't know why I loved him all
the more for this confession. I felt
myself so much his child as well as
his wife, so much the younger, so
trusting, so sure that everything the
marvellous Harvey did was right,
that it was with actual tears of love
that told him he need never fear
my jealousy of this woman. I said I
could hardly expect him to live
without love to the age of 40.
RETURN OF RUTH
"Just before our first baby came
an office nurse who had been with
Harvey for years came back to
town. She had gone away just be-
fore our marriage; I had never
given her a thought, it never &C.
CURED to me to wonder why hand
some Mrs. Smith was no longer
with him. She had only been back
few weeks, Timothy was only a
tiny baby, when an accidentally
overheard telephone conversation
set me to thinking, and Harvey ad-
mitted the truth. He said that Ruth
knew his patients, needed the job,
and that her honor and his would
never permit a resumption of the
old intimacy.
"Was I stupid then to believe
him? What else could I do? For
weeks I would not see Ruth. Then
we met at the country club, and ex-
changed few civil words for the
sake of onlookers. Then my baby
and were ill, and Ruth came and
went in our home, making herself
invaluable, and very soon I knew
that she and Harvey still loved each
other desperately and passionately,
and that the old affair had begun
again. made few scenes, talked
to both, and of course I cried my
self sick. Harvey was very gentle
about it, but very firm. He said that
Ruth was his real wife and I was
his play-girl wife. had a new car,
mink coat; everyone thought
and has thought all these years.
that was the luckiest little woman
slive. And the Harvey-Ruth affair
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IndividualiZed Touches
Distinguish the Room

DAoSAA6uA VIC ASOO"
If you are creative, then it's no
problem to make up a distinctive
room with touches that people so
much admire. Here are tried and
tested tips which might suggest
something decorative to you:
Make distinguished lampshades
by fitting together your favorite
cards, invitations, photos, or what
have-you, on plain base. After the
layout is made, the trimming fas-
tened securely, brush lacquer over
the cards or photos, etc., to give
them permanent finish.
Make a dressing table ensemble
for woman's or girls room by
having a matching dressing table
skirt and lamps. You might dye a
piece of old fabric that will cover
all the items. and use the same
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Diesel Engines, $50 H. p. several thousand
dollars under factory cost. Ideal for saw
mills or other stationary power. Write for
particulars or come and let US demonstrate
this power on our own sawmill. AULLNIAN
MOTOR CO., Thayne, Wyoming.
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For Sale: Log Cabin bar and cafe. 40 miles
from Missoula on Park to Park highway.
This is one Of the incest places in western
Montana. Two fireplaces. hardwood floors,
all new equipment, good year-around bust
year. Full price $4,000. Some terms.
d. d. WERNER Arlee, Montana
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Many Unsafe Wells

Three out of every four farm
wells in the nation are unsafe for
human use, according to a survey
of the department of agriculture.
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For Sale: Dodge school bus. 6o-passenger,
Superior steel body. 24x8 It. Would make .
ton chassis. on good rubber. ready to 20.
JAMES E. SHAW, Lodge Grass, Montana.
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J. @. Smiths Trading Post, Del Rio, Texas.
Store; Warehouse: Army Goods; Metals;
Auto Parts; Furniture; and home. on Four
Lots. Price $4,000.
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CABINET SHOP: Completely equipped with
electric tools; lots. good buildings. 5-room
attached apartment. stock of paint and
hardware. Work for people year round.
c. d. McCARGAR AGENCY, Grangeville,
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ALCOHOLISM Is q DISEASE amenable to
our treatment. II this evil threatens your
home. Job or business. do something now!
Write for Free Folder. Established 81 years.
THE MURRAY INSTITUTE
GEO s. Tenth St., Minneapolis, Minnesota
AT. 0094
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Machine Shop with newest equipment, build
ing and one-half block Of land. One Of the
best shops in the Northwest. $70,00O.00
WENDELL BROWN AGENCY, Sel West
Lewis St., Pasco, Washington.
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20-acre farm. stocked and equipped,
horses. cows. 100 pullets. all farm tools.
3-bedroom house furnished. new Philo ref,
10 acres in cult. "a acre Of potatoes. family
fruit. electric water system. Possession at
close of sale. Price $7.250 on terms. % 500
down. Write: W. G. KILLMER, Rt. 1. BOZ
201, Goble, Oregon.
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II acres dry land with nice 5-room house.
completely and nicely furnished. including
new gas range. refrigerator and washer: also
5 cabins furnished, located on No. 10 high
way. bargain at $4,000.
General merchandise store with locker
plant. Thriving business located in small
town in prosperous farming community.
Store building has two apartments adjoining
NICK NAP REAL ESTATE
bS3 Z. Babcock Bozeman, Montana
PHONE 1630-R
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sAwN1LL FOR SALE: 1000. 900 It. Douglas
Fir timber. Also complete logging equip
ment including 30 Cat. ALFRED GUsE,
Box 191, Big Timber. Montana.
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carried out using a monogram
motif.
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8" Black Iron Pipe. Rust Resistant. az
Joints. Lots Of SO each. 15c. Less than 50,
Csc each. - Black Iron Elbows. Lots Of 20
each, 15c. EMPIRE HEATING & COOLING
CO., 1909 Division, Billings, Montana.
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went on quite openly; Ruth going
off with him weekends, my friends
never mentioning her name to me,
carefully seeing nothing.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Youth May Lose Treasure,
But Will Get Reward
By the Associated Pres,

BALTIMORE, Oct. Aust as 12-
year-old Raymond Willard hao
feared, some one turned up and
claimed the 1924 he found in a
haunted" house a month ago.
John ]. Schissler and his attorney
filed the claim yesterday with the
police, who have been holding the
S124 since. Raymond found it Sep
tember 3. Mr.. Schissler said he is
a great nephew and administrator
Of the estate of John F. Maui, last
occupant of the house before he died
The police had planned to give
Raymond the money in little cere.
mony today. Raymond got that news
in bed. His mother said he had q
cold brought on by fretting about
the money Now the ceremony is all
off, at least until a decision on Mr.
Schissler's claim.
Raymond still will get the motor
bike on which he planned to spenc
the money A radio station is giving
1T to him for providing its STORY o1
the week"
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Marine Returns
| Second Check
For Same $1,000

A Marine sergeant who was held
prisoner by the japanese for four
years and waited nearly two years
after his return to the States to re-
ceive his accumulated pay has re-
ceived his is2,3O4O5 for the second
time.
The man, Sergt. Terence S. Kirk
81, 81 Williamsburg road. Jefferson
Manor, Alexandria, called the Ma
rine paymaster, told him of the
mistake, and mailed back the money
He received the first check three
months ago.
Sergt. Kirk is chief instructor OF
the Photographic section. Marine
Corps Institute, Eighth and I streets
Sc. He is married and has two
children. He told his buddies in
the photo school the check was
"doubly precious, because of my
family. but it doesn't belong to me. ,
Sergt Kirk left in September
1887 for Pacific duty. He was cap
tured in North China on December
7, 1941, and held prisoner until Sep
tember, 1945. He returned to the
States the same month.