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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. ID.

the three cases Of nasal reflex asthma
in the Leopold and Miller's series.
The dose Of ephedrine is one-half
grain. by mouth. Such a dose at bed
time affords the asthma sufferer re.
lief we'll through a night. Such
dose, taken by mouth, has a distinct
effect on the lining Of the nose within
20 or 30 minutes. producing blanching
and shrinkage of congested and swol-
len mucous membranes. This action,
observed by some of the research
workers, through animal experimental
ton, led to the introduction of the
drug for the relief of hay fever and
asthma. Ephedrine may be locally
applied to the nasal lining in spray
Of a per cent solution in water with
satisfactory results, in hay fever, but
probably the hay fever sufferer gets
more relief from all the distressing
symptoms by taking the medicine by
mouth. In those cases Of asthma or
hay fever relieved by this drug, 1t
is a boon to the patient to know that
he may obtain comfort from a night
and morning dose of medicine by
mouth, and without any danger of
serious by-effects or habit formation.
Ephedrine should soon be obtainable,
if it is not already on the market.
Copyright. 1927
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BEDTIME STORIES BY y. 1 aSsc4s2

Green Forest he led him. Then,
when he was satisfied that BoWser
would not be likely to go back, Old
Man Coyote jumped from stone to
stone in the Laughing Brook until
he was some distance from where
he had first begun to make these
jumps. The water was very shallow
around the last stone on which he
| landed. Old Man Coyote just stepped
off into the water and walked along
| in the water at the edge of the brook
for quite little distance. At last
he came to a little waterfall. Just
above it was big fiat stone. From
| this stone to the opposite shore a
fallen tree made sort Of a bridge.
| Old Man Coyote leaped from another
stone in the brook to the fiat stone.
| Then trotted along the fallen tree to
the other bank.
When he reached the other bank
he stopped to listen for a few min
utes. Poor Bowser was doing his
best to find the lost trail. He whined
and he whimpered and he yelped. OLD
Man Coyote grinned. Then he turned
and started off through the Green
Forest, running as only Old Man
Coyote can run when he is in hurry.
Straight to the edge of the Green
Forest he ran. He could no longer
hear Bowser. Up along the Old
Stone Wall, by the Old Orchard, to
the back of Farmer Browns hen
house Old Man Coyote ran. eau
tiously he looked around the corner
of the henhouse. No one was about.
The hens were out of the hen yard,
for they had been allowed out to
hunt for worms and crickets and
grasshoppers in the dooryard. Not
fo, a NH
hen never knew what happened. Be-
fore you could snap your fingers Old
Man Coyote had her and was racing
away straight toward the Old Pas
ture where he knew Mrs. Coyote was
waiting.
Il wish I could carry two" NUT
tered Old Man Coyote. And then a
bright idea came to him. He dropped
the hen he was carrying just back
of clump of tall grass. Like flash
| he turned and headed straight back
| toward that dooryard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, July 81.

During business hours. tomor.
row, the planetary government is
favorable. according to astrology.
Early in the morning it is wise to
avoid financial settlements of any sort,
Even domestic matters in the way OF
bills may be disappointing.
For oil and oil interests there is like
~ to be good fortune that means large
profits.
1t should be lucky day for starting
on ocean voyages and again the seers
predict tremendous expenditures Of
Americans in Europe.
Engineers and builders will benefit
greatly this month, for there are
aspects tending toward constructive
work on the material plane.
Military men are subject to influ-
ences that preSage much public atten-
ton. Many officers will be promoted.
Under this sway, women may be
capricious and difficult to deal with in
business as we'll as in love affairs.
This is read as fairly lucky we'd
ding day, provided the ceremony is
performed after shutdown.
Women are appraised by astrologers
of distinctive changes in fashions
which will have reactionary trend.
Amateur sports of every sort are
subject to a direction Of stars that is
most fortunate.
Pageants and outdoor festivals will
attain even greater popularity than
ever before, it is prognosticated.
This is not an suspicious sway for
those who seek employment or promo.
ton, for applications are likely to be
received with unusual criticism.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have a year Of many anxieties in
which they are assured of happy is.
sues from trouble.
CHILDREN born on that day probably
will be studious and able to succeed in
a profession. Surgeons and dentists
are born under this sign.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
Mechanism of the Household
By LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

Sewing machines, for instance, are all
numbered. If you know what the
number of yours is you can get any
part or attachment from store or
agent with the perfect assurance that
it will fit. and without a separate trip
to ascertain the specific model.
Household Necessities.
If your home is in the country and
not the city. and If trips are infre-
quently made, this knowing of style
numbers is of special importance. be-
cause it. involves so much added incon-
venience to have to make another jour
ney.
The style number on the wick of
the oil stove should be put down in a
little book to be kept easily accessible.
During the summer many city people
will also need to follow this method for
their summer cottage if oil is used
for cooking.
Other Articles.
You should know the number and
make of vacuum cleaners, talking ma
chimes. washing machines and what
ever devices are employed in your
household.
Many shades of threads, embroidery
cottons. etc. can be better ordered by
number than by trying to match or
sending a sample. Lamp chimneys
for the summer camp should have
their numbers noted and put down
for reference when at a store.
Satisfaction.
To employ such businesslike meth
DDS in the running of the home Is not
only to save oneself trouble, but also
to add to the air of ease and fluency
which is the mark Of a we'll ordered
house.
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Cake Filling.

This is a quickly made filling for
layer cake or roll. A medium-sized
glassful of any tart red jelly. such as
plum. strawberry or apple. should be
whipped up until light. then add one
half cupful of granulated sugar and
one-fourth cupful of soft butter. Beat
all together thoroughly. Spread be-
tween white layer cake or on sponge
roll This may be varied by adding
grated coconut or chopped nut
meats. If for immediate serving use
whipped cream instead of butter.
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LOW AROUND The LASI
STONE ON WHICH HE LANDED.
sight in the bushes along the Laugh
ing Brook. Stay there until you hear
Bowser the Hound way up in the
Green Forest. Then go straight home
and I'll meet you there in the Old
Pasture"
Now Mrs. Coyote had learned that
Old Man Coyote knew a great deal
more about the Green Meadows and
the Green Forest and the Old Pasture
than she could hope TO know for a
= long time; so she didn't question
I him at all. She did just as he told
her. When they reached the Smiling
Pool she waded along in the water
until she came to where the Laugh
ing Brook left the Smiling Pool She
kept on down this, walking along at
the edge, but in the water, until she
was hidden from the Smiling Pool
by the bushes. Then she lay down in
the midst of some ferns where she
could watch what would happen
when Bowser the Hound came along.
She saw Old Man Coyote sit down
and wait until Bowser was quite
near. Then she saw him get up,
stretch and yawn in the most i'm
pudent way. and then trot off up the
Laughing Brook toward the Green
Forest My, how excited Bowser
was, The scent of Old Man Coyote
was so fresh and strong that Bowser
never once noticed that it was now
the scent of one Coyote and not of
two. "Bow-wow wow" he roared as
he disappeared in the bushes up the
Laughing Brook. Old Man Coyote
) kept just ahead Of him in the[most
provoking way. Up. up into> the
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Sponge Cake With Bananas.

Break two eggs into a cup and fill
up the cup with double cream. Turn
into mixing bowl with one cupful Of
sugar, and beat for five minutes, then
sift in one cupful and half of flour,
one-fourth teaspoonful of salt and
two level teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der. Beat thoroughly and turn into
a well-oiled border mold. Do not
fill the mold more than three-fourths
full. Bake for about % minutes. Let
stand two or three minutes, then turn
out onto a serving dish. Fill the
center with sliced bananas and serve
with pitcher of cream for dessert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20

ETC, CAN BE FOUND INSTANT
LY.
not protrude itself upon the audience.
IrA mechanism must be hidden if
there is to be a smooth performance.
The behind the scenes" of house
keeping must also be very well con-
cealed and well managed in order that
it may not become apparent to those
whose business is not back stage"
The wealth of detail that exists in the
running of any home, however simple
is we'll known to any one who has had
charge of one. Just as the audience
could never guess without examination
of the matter how many switch
boards there We're for the stage equip
ment, neither should the members or
visitors in family be made to feel the
tntricacy of detail in the household
management.
Technical Details.
The homemaker who has become
skilled knows how to manage the tech
meal details Of her housekeeping. To-
day I am going to mention a few
things that facilitate this side Of home
management.
One help is the number Of the
mechanical articles in your home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
Sweet Potatoes-Apples.

Wash one pound of sweet potatoes
and cook them in their skins in boil
ing water until tender, then cool and
skin. Cut the potatoes and four me.
diminished apples into slices. Place in
alternate layers in a buttered baking
dish. Sprinkle sugar over each layer.
Add a little water and bake until the
apples are done. You will need one
half a cupful of sugar and three
tablespoonful Of butter.
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DAILY DIET RECIPE
Lyonaisse String Beans.

String beans, / pound
Shredded green peppers. 4 table
spoons.
Salt. Il teaspoon.
Butter. 1 tablespoon.
Minced parsley. . tablespoons.
Sliced onion. 4 tablespoons.
SERVES FOUR PORTIONS.
Remote strings from beans. Add
two cups of water, cover and boil until
tender. Remove cover when beans
are nearly done, so that all the water
will be cooked away. Parboil green
pepper strips (discarding seeds and
white pith) and onion 10 minutes.
Drain. Put cooked beans. pepper and
onion into upper part of double boiler.
Add salt, butter and minced parsley
Heat over boiling water for 10 min
utes.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe contains lime. iron and sui
phur, vitamins A and B. Can be
eaten by one wishing to reduce. Also
good in laxative diet.
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Maple Sugar Rolls.

Make crust with half a pound of
sifted flour, sitting the flour into
dish, rub four tablespoonfuls of but
ter, lard, or dripping finely into it, add
one teaspoonful Of baking powder and
a pinch of salt, then gradually add
just enough cold water to form a stiff
dough. Roll to an inch in thickness,
spread with butter, then cover with a
mixture made of one tablespoonful of
chopped citron peel, one tablespoonful
of chopped English walnut meats, and
a cupful of crushed maple sugar. Roll
up jelly-roll fashion, cut into four-inch
pieces, and bake in a moderate oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
Tuna Fish Salad.

Take one can of tuna fish, one-half
head of lettuce shredded, two apples
chopped in pieces. one small onion if
desired, two hard-boiled eggs, and one
half a can of peas, which may be adj
ded or omitted. Mix all together with
mayonnaise dressing. Salmon may be
used in place of tuna fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
RY BOB DICKSON.

Tuesday Evening.
Tonight is the night of the culture
club meeting, and l would give an
arm to have broken leg or some
thing, on account of as long as l
can walk l have TO so to the darn
thing. and I have little toothache,
too. and it may get worse before this
evening is over, but Joan is very
optimistic about it.
At dinner / said. II have a tooth
ACHE" and Joan said, "Oh, too bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
Corrects Oily Skin

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Straight over to the Smiling Pool
trotted Mrs. Coyote, and behind her
trotted Old Man Coyote. Bowser the
Hound was still so far behind them
that they didn't have to run fast.
When they reached the Smiling Pool
Old Man Coyote said, Nov. my dear,
/ want you to run along just in the
edge OF the water and go down the
Laughing Brook a little way. Keep
in the water all the way. You
needn't go far. In fact, it won't be
necessary to more than get out of
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Fipal BID sc. pAzea bySe9fn
Salient Points of the Bidding.

South's showing of his two suits
followed along conventional lines.
Vests holding fully justified a first
and second bid of hearts. but he could
not continue in the absence of en-
couragement from his partner. North
made betterment bid of spades, TAX
ing some risk in view of the necessity
of improving his partners diamond
bid. South denied spades and at the
same time gave his partner a clear
picture Of his two-suited hand by bid
ding two clubs. North assisting, fol-
lowing Vests bid of two hearts.
Salient Points of the Play.
Tricks / and 2. At a suit bid the
lead of an ace followed by the king
indicates conventionally no more of
the suit and ability and desire to ruff.
Without any trumps with which to
ruff, such lead would be dangerous;
SO that West, finding himself in this
situation. reverses the usual order
and leads king first, trusting to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

Here's a truly original small en-
trance hall for smart apartment. It's
furnishings are Spanish in flavor.
There is small cupboard in one wall
where bits of bright peasant pottery
are displayed. Under this is a Spanish
table with wrought-iron supports.
a fine big table of heavily carved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20

Housekeeping In some ways bears a
very close analogy to the staging of a
: lay. Every one who has had connec-
on with a play staged for whatever
aarpose knows that the multiplicity
[. the details behind the scenes must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-20
Final Bid ............ Played by

Final Bid ............ Played by ...........
partners judgment as to it's meaning
based upon the cards in sight or en-
ployed in the play.
Trick Z. Should the jack of trumpy
have been covered by East, Dummy
could have been put in the lead with
a trump on the next trick. for the lead
of a spade to give declarer a needed
discard in diamonds.
Mr. Whitehead will answer questions con.
corning your bridge problems. Write to him
care of this paper. inclOsng self addressed
stamped envelope.
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SOUND AUCTION BRIDGE
BY WILBUR C. WHITEHEAD
The Worlds Greatest Authority
HAND NO. 10
South is the dealer. What is the
proper bidding and play?


In the next issue Mr.. Whitehead
will explain the salient points in the
bidding and play of the above hand.
Fill out your own chart and compare
it with his method.
These hands must not be bid or
played "dOuble dummy" ie., as
though all four hands were exposed.
Notc.-In recording the auction, or
the play. use IS" for spades, m for
hearts, "D' for diamonds and &c" for
clubs. Use "N. r." for no trump.
"DBL" for double, "REDBL" for re.
double.
Yesterdays Hand as Played by Mr..
Whitehead.
HAND NO. 100
S-A76 ok OAK 10 81 %AQ964
WAX VQJ10943 HQ9632 D.
N-AQJ1043 0A82 %J1082
E-A9S52 V765 OF &K753
The Correct Bidding and Play
THE PLAY
(Brdcketed card shous lead to each tyick)
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Dorothy'Dix
Tells Young
Man HOO
to W Ork the
Miracle
"HoU Can I
Keep Ny Wife
Contcnted ?"
81 Should Keep Myself Looking Neat and Do
Something Every Day to Make Her
Feel Happy"

crows their
aft nailed to their own hresides
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The Coyotes Separate.

Heed not the slow. but watch the quick
Lest they shall fool you with a trick.
Old Mother Nature.
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be interested in reading our free
book on etiquette. Address LAM
bert Pharmacal Co., Dept. C-3,
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possibilities their
G) held
if
of
home
stayed put
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SO 7 should keep myself looking neat
shouldn't cut out all of the love-making 6
married. I should use the salve- spreader in
her with gloves and not run afoul Of all her
l should be generous and just with
every day of my life to make her feel tina
her happy. and that l didn't consider tina
all the bliss that any woman could ask.
, 1927-11-16
Accident with Rifle
Takes Mans Life
CONTINUED from page II

the Methodist church. and inter
ment Will be at Riverside cemetary.
Besides his parents. who reside
in Cody. he is survived by two
brothers aid a sister, Oscar Peter
son of Cody and Paul Peterson of
Cheyenne, and Miss Mildred Pet
erson of Cody. who is now enrolled
as a student at the state university
at Laramie.
Relatives coming for the funeral
besides Paul and Mildred who ar
rived in Cody by car this morning,
are Miss Emma Peterson, an aunt,
of Charitan. Iowa, and Chas. Pet
erson, uncle, of Grant City, Mo-,
who was visiting In Nebraska at
the time he learned of the acct
dent.
The Enterprise joins the entire
community in extending sympathy
to these fine people in their be-
reavefnent.
, 1927-11-16
Term of Court
Over Pleas Guilty
Continued from page ID

had lost their lives in the trap
she had planted. and hat in event
this had of happened she might
easily have been facing charges of
first degree murder instead of ar
o IN. lie gave her very good ad-
vice as to her future conduct and
warned her that any violations of
the law on her part in the future
would be most serious.
Chas. Workman was also called
before Judge Metz, and told by
the court that circumstances sur
rounding the burning of his store
pointed very closely to his manipu-
iations. and that he also would do
well to get a job and go to work
at some honorable vocation. 1t
was very apparent that the Judge
felt that Mr.. Workman carried the
greater part of the guilt for the
fire, although there was no evidence
which could be used to connect him
with the crime.
The jury was excused this morn
ing until Monday morning, at
which time the trial of several
pending cases on the calendar will
be heard. Pleas of guilty are ex-
pected in two more booze counts.
The case of the State vs.. Eddy,
which involves the public use of
a r~ight-of-way across the ranch of
Hardy Shull is also on the dock
ct for trial. This case has been
heard in the justice court on two
occasions, the first trial resulting
in a disagreement of the jury and
the second hearing resulting in a
conviction. If this case is not
settled within a few days, it will
be tried over again before a jury.
, 1927-11-16

morning and Gov. j. r.. Erickson
reached here from Helena an hour
or two later.
Nearly the entire time Saturday
morning was taken up with a round
table discussion of relations between
the railroads and the dude ranches
and methods of improving adver-
Using and follow up work, with
NJ. NJ. Goodsill, of the Northern
Pacific leading the discussion.
Want Longer Season
Need of a,longer season for the
dude business, a brought up and
discussed by several members. There
is need of education to the fact
up" nine months of the year and
that delightful recreation can be
secured at almost every season.
More advertisement of hunting and
of cattle roundups was suggested
as one remedy. Others tool the
viewpoint that the vacation season
is largely conditioned by school
vacations and hat there is only
a limited clientage except from
June to September.
The need of more individuality
in advertising was stressed in the
talks. More personal knowledge of
the individual ranches by railroad
representatives was presented as a
means of securing better advertis-
ing results. The suggestion was
made that the association should
have an executive secretary who
would visit the ranches as part of
his work and supply this informa-
ton.
, 1927-11-16
BILL SAYS

It's Eel easy to make approp-
riate selections of gifts for men and
boys, with u stock at your COM
mand. The men and boys know
Toggery fashions are correct, and
you'll know Toggery qualities are
superior. For your SIS worth in
everything that men and boys wear
see Bill at the Toggery 10 east
Cody.
, 1927-11-16
Only Tue
Weeks
More

In which to finish your
letter for the big letter
writing contest in which
the National Laundry
owners Association is Civ
ing $4,000 in cash prizes.
There will be $50 prizes
awarded in Wyoming and
we are anxious to have our
friends take a part in this
contest and we are sure
several of these prizes are
coming into Cody and the
country surrounding Cody.
Finish your letter and
have I'D isrs44se~ mail not
later than Dec. L, 1927.
Cody Laundry
So !:
, 1927-11-16
Lost and Found

TAKEN up have a sorrel geld
ing, coming 3 years, branded IA
on left jaw. Owner may have
same by paying pasturage for last
year. Jay Blood. ~ c11-16c
, 1927-11-16

Fresh and well-baked pastry of
all kinds at the Royal Neighbors
bake sale Saturday. November 10,
at the Post Office Store.
, 1927-11-16
WANTED

DAY NURSERY am starting a
day nursery at my home in the
Darrah residence on Rumsey avenue
Children taken care of by hour or
day. Mrs. NJ M. veitch, Phone LOG.
, 1927-11-16
FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE.

Insure your farm property with
the Shoshone Farmers Mutual. See
G. A. Holm, Agent, Cody. 4-15-27
, 1927-11-16
THANK YOU

We desire to thank nj express
u appreciation to all those who
helped with donations and their
services in making the service of
the Fathers and Sons dinner a
success.
Ladies' Aid Society
M. e. Church
Bertha Dahlem. Pres.