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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intovermin-ridden trains and proceeded toWarsaw. On arriving in Warsaw they be-gan to ask questions. They soon foundthat Jones had deceived them. Theirscanty stores of money quickly vanishedbefore the ruinous prices. The city,jammed with refugees, offered no placewhere they could lodge. In hundreds ofcases the Joint Distribution Committeewas obliged to pay the fares of the unfor-tunates back to their home towns, where—having sold their belongings—they wereforced to live on charity and make a newstart in life. That was what Jones theAmerican was doing, in addition to gettinga list of people who had emigrated to Amer-ica so that his bank might do business withthem. Others of Jones type were in theoffing. Americans in Warsaw anticipateda tremendous emigration exploitation onthe part of unscrupulous persons, becauseof the universal desire to go to America. The people in Poland who have sufficientcredentials and money to permit them to(Continued on Page 59) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 57
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LL th\ cuddly soft baby things,—that tiny nightie, the lit-tlelfress you havt embroidered so carefully—can be poppedinto the gledming copper tub of the 1900. Out they come,snowy white and fresh, to adorn babyys chubby, pink person! Everything can be washed in the1900, even heavy sheets or blankets.The cleansing, soapy water rushesback and forth through the clothesin that magic figure 8 movement,swishing through them with everymotion of the tub and four times asoften as in the ordinary washer!This figure 8 movement is the magicexclusive feature that makes the 1900the perfect washing machine. There are no parts in the tub to cause wearand tear, or to wrench off buttonseither. No heavy parts to lift out! The swinging reversible wringerworks electrically, and the entire costof running the 1900 is a few cents anhour. When you think of the 1900remember that magic figure 8! Youcan buy a 1900 Washer on deferredpayments. We will be glad to sendyou the name of the nearest dealer. Write for

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