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Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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n a preceding article I told the peculiarmanner in which the state of Rusinia wasformed and an alliance with Czecho-slovakia effected, not through the effortsand desires of the Rusins in Rusinia, butthrough the representations which Rusinsin America made to the peace conference.Having made their homeland free, a largepercentage of the Rusins in America areanxious to go back to Rusinia to live. Sincemany of them live in the meanest and mostfrugal way in America, devoting themselvesexclusively to saving money, it is not at allunusual for a Rusin to come back with5000 American dollars in his pockets.When I was in Czechoslovakia $5000meant 400,000 Czechoslovak crowns; andin prewar times that amount of moneywould have meant that its possessor couldbe a land baron. Most of the immigrantsseem to figure in prewar prices, and italways proves to be a crushing mistake.To-day, however, 400,000 crowns doesntgo very far in Rusinia. A horse used to (Concluded on Page 68) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 67
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A day seldom passes without affording beneficial uses for Listerine Listerine for JJrtificial Deniuros That unpleasant taste so familiar to thosewho have bridge work or artificial denturesis caused by an accumulation of mucus. This mucus is a natural culture bed forbacteria. A Listerine mouthwash removes the dis-tasteful mucus and tends to prevent thedevelopment of bacteria. As a further precaution artificial denturesshould be placed at night in a glass con-taining Listerine and water. Besides promoting oral hygiene Listerine isalso a useful antiseptic dressing for cuts,scratches and skin abrasions. When usedimmediately it guards against infection. It is wise to keep Listerine always in the home. Manufactured only by LAMBERT PHARMACAL CO., ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. the safe antiseptic 68 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST November 6, 1920 The World famousHotels of Brshin^ScjuareNew York John McE. Bowman, President All the amazing interests andluxuries of 20th Century hotellife centre in Pershing Squ

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