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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Loves Awakening "a. s.. .;;.. s S... :. :
mt Presents dn Unexpected Complication
ia MGdge's Plans.
BY Adele Garrison.

Mother and I won't leave you II
youth keep quiet"
-All right" ne sighed again. ana
Katherine deity saw to Il hat the
hand he extended was not the one
belonging 70 the dislocated shoulder
50 recently put 10 place by Mr..
Underwood | drew a low chair
close 70 the side OF the bed and COW
cred the little brown hand with my
own. Dicky put some cushions on
the floor beside me and knelt upon
them. his hand tightly closed over
mine and our boys. And SO we
waited until the arrival OF the ply
stefan whom Mr.. " Underwood
struggled ~ the back way that
Mother Graham might not see him
II she awakened from the light sleep
into which she had fallen. according
70 the report Marion sent upstairs
70 us.
because OF DR.. Pettit's accident while
Fastening to the farmhouse, is not a
particularly prepOssessing man. and
his voice IS hoarse. somewhat
raucous. But his face TO me was
AhhA41gAnGA NA11 9Ay AA0NAg GDGAn -
his voice more musical than any
opera tenor's when he turned away
from the bed after "A thorough ex-
animation OF our little lad and an
nonnced that there we're no serious
results OF the fall
"He must stay in bed for two or
three days and be careful about too
strenuous play until these sore
muscles and that shoulder are per.
fectly restored" he said. and felt
as II a crushing weight had been
lifted from my heart But a little
later out Of Juniors hearing he
added "A sentence which suddenly
presented "a troublesome problem Tor
my immediate solution.
ITS lucky you're out here in The
country" he said "A fall like that
affects the nerves and also lowers
the general resistance. should not
like TO nave him In the city. But
out here he cannot help coming
steadily back to normal. He'll be IN
splendid shape by Spring"
I looked nj Dicky with dismav.
His work and mine were waiting in
New York and only a few hours be-
fore he had told me that must
Immediately plan the removal OF n
family TO the city for the Winter.
is7s. EsxsDaD@ Feature Service. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

In the back OF the throat A terrible
abscess occurred here.
The swelling. wherever II In, may
become as large a. Urn egg. Tx pus
forms there may be considerable
fever. There are marked symptoms
In infants. but In adults there may
be few symptoms beyond the swell
ing. The enlarged gland may be all
but hidden under the angle Of the
Jaw.
Sometimes IL il difficult 10 tell
when there Is a simple acute Admits
or whether the victim has the
mumps. When such "A swelling is
found. try 10 find why IL comes.
Locate the exciting trouble and get
after that. There Is little chance or
speedy recovery unless there In re-
moval OF the ause.
Cleanliness OF the nose and perfect
care Of the teeth will so far towards
preventing the development Of acute
Admits. Fortunately. the occasions
are infrequent when the gland must
be opened and drained II IL well 20
bear In mind that early attention 70
and removal OF the causes are more
20 be commended than later and
more radical methods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
LATEST GOLFING STYLES.
Why Not Develop the Cultural Side?

Find outlets for you emotions as
well as theirs in the better books.
the better plays. the better music.
etc.
We all have TO make a living and
IL 81 right and proper that we should
try to make the very best living we
can.
Nevertheless. II we pay more heed
to culture. to the essons OF right
living. we prosper even more ma
terially.
America IL stin q young nation.
II still has many lessons to learn.
Build yourself ~culturally and build
America at n and the same time.
The benefits to all concerned are
incalculable.
cn1ysRhl. 1873. Ssuspapg Feature service. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

They all come right down to one thing, don't they7 Everyone in
the world IS high in the husbands regard-except the wife.
he loves his mother, he loves the girls. he loves his liberty, and
the worst of all
Now, if you had a husband who was kind and good humored
and generous, If he asked your mother and your sister to go for a
pleasure trip once in awhile; if he found your younger brother a
JOB, and lent your sisters husband money to tide him over a tough
place IN the road-you could stand it. even If he did let his mother
boss Inn around when you wanted to do the bcssing yourself.
Or II he was stingy and close mouthed and never recognized
your family at all but was faithful and loyal TO you-wel. that
would be another story, too.
II he let you have a big checking account and never asked you
what you did with it, you might even stand his mothers inter-
Terence. But when it comes to a motherinlaw and no money and
no friends and all the pretty ladies into the bargain. no. n Nonette
not for me.
Which would you rather have. a nagging husband, a Mamas
son, a petting Paul or a closefisted Charles?
That depends, doesn't it, entirely upon you?
For me and my house, I'd take loyalty and truth-and let all
che rest of the things 20 BY.
Maybe you feel differently about it Do you?
Copyright $685. Sswspsp@ Feature, ssric. Ina
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THE HOME KITCHEN
By JEANETTE YOUNG NORTON
Cooling Drinks for Summer Days.

pips removed. Sweeten to taste and
chill. When ready TO serve half ill
the tunblers having crushed ice in
them then fiji up with carbonated
water. A spray OF mint busted with
powdered sugar may be stuck into
each glass.
Rhubarb Punch.
Stew four or five punches OF rhu.
barb in the usual way and sweeten
10 taste. Strain through a fine sieve.
To three cupfuls Of rhubarb juice
add a large cupful OF pineapple jutce.
the juice OF three oranges. a thinly
sliced lemon. and set 70 chill. When
ready TO serve pour over a block OF
ice In the punch bowl and add a
quart bottle OF carbonated water.
Serve at nee.
Grape Juice Milk Punch.
To each glass OF full milk add two
and a half tablespoonfuls of grape
juice. chill. sweeten TO taste. dust
with a little grated nutmeg. and
serve In cold tumblers. This is a
simple and refreshing as well as
~nourishinG drink.
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thought. but ] suppose they must be
on your head where most folks do
carry their ears"
mo. indeed. they're not" chirped
Johnny Grasshopper. We Grass
hOppers have "a more convenient
place Tor u ears They are right
On my front legs. just below the
first joint"
ION your legs" exclaimed David.
What a funny place to carry ones
earsl'
suits me fine" chirped Johnny
Grasshopper. We'll. / must be get
ting back home. / left Mother
Grasshopper laying her eggs. Bet
ter come and walk q way with me.
Squeedee."
'Oh. let's DO. S~queedee." begged
David "I don't believe I've ever
seen "a Grasshopper laying eggs"
sure. come on home with me-"
chirped Johnny Grasshopper, and
David and Squeedee followed Johnny
Grasshopper acros the meadows
until they found Mother Grasshop.
per.
She had just dug out a deep hole
with her tiny sword and was placing
her wee eggs In it when they came
UP 70 her.
That's one thing i never have IN
bother with-bringing up nv chill
drens" she laughed MY work Ia
over when / dig the hole and out nv
eggs down." and she very carefully
covered the eggs up with dirt Az
cleverly that even David couldn't sac
they were hidden. Now when
they hatch. they can take or them.
selves. I'm glad TO say"
Ny, how Mother Grasshopper did
laugh when they told her abont
David holding Johnny Grasshopper's
voice down. Well. I'm glad Snr,an.
dee came along
so arm r." agreed David, -for rye
always wanted to know more about
you folks Now \ must be Fettinr
back home" and bidding MI new
friends goodbye. David ran home IN
tell his Mama about his chat with
the Grasshopper family.
coDSriEhL ls2s. EswspsD~ Feature Service. r.a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
For Wednesday, June 6.
BY GENEvlEvE KEMBLE

A DAY or conflicting planetary
IN conditions may be responsible
for complications. unsatisfac,
tory situations and events In the
trend OF human activities. There
may arise stubborn obstacles to
thwart and negative the finest init.
alive and efforts; nevertheless the
best advice Is 70 forge ahead steadily
with al plans and lay foundations
for future constructive work. since
the judgment will be good and the
ideas worth development. But avoid
e-xtravagance and personal indiscre-
tons.
Those whose birthday II IL may
have a year OF difficulty and post.
ponements Of constructive effort. but
they should pursue their plans dill.
gently and hopefully. aiming foE
future results. The mind may be
found enterprising and the ideas
good. but shun all extravagances and
indiscretions. personal and business.
A child born on this day may be
clever and e~nterprising but may have
10 work persistently and patiently 10
put over It's excellent ideas II
should be grounded In thrift and
wise use OF its substance. Also care
In Its personal relations.
Mans soul is made up of the
same elements as the sfGrs.-
P~Graceisus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

MEINDFUL Of Katherine's ad-
MI monition. i al first did not
speak when Junior said
"Mother?" the first word no uttered
after rallying from the slight con-
cussion he had received In his tall
from the big apple tree. But I put
all my heart into the smile ] gave
him.
Mother he said again. this time
with a ~ouerulous note which ! vel
coined. / would have been glad to
G him 60 into n Of bis childish
tempers. to make me doubly sure
that he had come back to me IN
changed
Il glanced at Katherine, and she
nodded Her lips framed the words,
Answer him." although no sound
issued from them.
Yes. darling. Mothers right here"
l said. and he gave a little relieved
sigh. Patiently he had not been
quite sure until that assurance that
he was really In his sphere Of
things.
Have I been asleep?" ne asked
next. but ! hardly had answered him
WA@1 JG1s gGlOAE 4AI Eyes
widened with remembrance. and he
put his hand Up to his head with d
little cry or pain which twisted my
heart strings.
"Ohi my head hurts" ne said.
And ! remember now. / fell out
Of the apple tree"
He tried TO raise himself and
WINGED again.
I'm hurt all over" ne walled.
But ! won't cry. Youm see."
From his babyhood both Dicky
and ] have taught him that II In
unmanly to cry at trivial hurts.
But to see him apply that teaching
In this time or real suffering. nearly
made me disgrace my own teaching
before him. ! knew. however. that
I must help Katherine 10 keep him
quiet. so I fought the tears back and
smiled brightly at him.
That's Mothers own brave boyr'
! tod him. And now. ! want you
to lie very still until the doctor
comes. III you do not move. those
bruised places win not hurt And
you mustn't talk much. either"
"Ail right VIII you stay right
here and hold mp hand. you and
Dad Hellol Dadl T didn't see you.
before"
"Hello. old fellowl I'm right here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

TVHE tinkle Of ice in the tumbler'
on a war day il most comfort
ing and the drink should live up
to the expectation. Ice should be
washed carefully. cracked fine and
allowed to stand In the glass for a
added. The water should be drained
off Just before the liquid is put IN.
Carbonated waters and ginger ale die
quickly, 30 do not open them until
the last moment. Ice should not b.
used In milk or chocolate drinks SO
the ingredients must be chilled be-
fore mixing and the tumblers chilled
with Ice before filling.
Strawberry Velvet.
Select a basket OF ripe fresh straw
berries of good flavor. save out six
berries after washing and hulling.
put the rest into a saucepan with a
half cupful or water and two cupfuls
OF sugar. Melt together and stew
gantly until the berries are soft. then
strain off the syrup and cool IT,
When cold add a pint Of thin cream.
chilled. pour into cold glasses. place
a spoonful OF whipped cream on top
and in the middle a strawberry rolled
in sugar. Serve with thin waters.
Tea Punch.
Pour a quart OF boiling water over
seven teaspoonfuls OF Ceylon tea,
steep three minutes. then strain and
cool. When cold pour into a cold
pitcher and add two thinly sliced
lemons, pips removed. n thinly
sliced orange. four cloves. a small
stick OF cinnamon. a cupful OF halved
strawberries. a half cupful OF grated
pineapple. four sprays OF bruised
mint. and enough sugar syrup TO
sweeten 20 taste. Set TO chill. When
ready TO serve pour ove a block OF
ice in a punch bowl and turn In a
bottle each OF ginger ale and car
donated water. Serve at once. Re
move the cinnamon after = few min
utes. before adding the carbonated
water and ale.
L0ganberry Cooler.
Allow a half tumhler Of loganberry
iuice TO each lumber that Is 10 be
served. Add the juice OF four lemons.
six sliced oranges. sliced thinly and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Caution Now-This Is Just the Woman's Side of the Case
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
David Learns Something
About Johnny Grasshopper.

bOu JUitkthit ULdSc1AopPSAs
hAvID spent the biggest part Of
the morning trying to catch a
great big grasshoppar and
finally he caught him and was hold
Ing him tight when Squeodec. the
wee elfin from Joyland caught and
held his arm.
'Goodnessl What are you doing
that for. David?'' he asked as he saw
the expression on Johnny Grass
hopper's face. II wouldn't hurt
him.
81 wasn't trying 10 hurt him.
Squeedee.@ said David. letting Johnny
Grasshopper down on the ground, liz
Just wanted 20 hear him sing"
"Well. ! hope you didn't think Lid
sing because you had caught me-"
chuckled Johnny Grasshopper- Be
sides. you should know. IA Grass
hopper couldn't sing TO save his life.
held In the position you had me"
And why?" asked David. Il hope
I haven't spoiled your suit any" al
Johnny G~rasshopper brushed out his
suit with his front legs and stretched
his great long hind legs. Why
couldn't you sing while ] was hold
ing your"
why. because you were holding
my front wings down tight 10 my
body. and my voice is under my
front wings" laughed Johnny Grass
hopper. You see ! have to rub my
front wings against my body 10
make my song. and as long as you
were holding me. I couldn't sing"
"Oh. I'm so sorry." said David. II
should have known better"
"Oh. that's all right" laughed
Johnny Grasshopper. You didn't
hurt me any. But I bet I can tell
you something else about myself
that you didn't know. First Iet me
ask you. where do you think nay
ears are?-
Goodness me-" laughed David. "I
haven't really ever given * "A
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why. II tnere Is a BAD tooth with pus formation,
Nature tries to guard your life by filtering out
Of the blood the germs of disease. This action
may cause the glands to well and perhaps to
become tender and painful. III the trouble grows
worse the gland becomes inflamed.
inflammation Of the lymphatic glands Is
called "adenitis." This may take the form OF
'acute adenitis." or it may be Chronic adenitis."
There are special forms. one of which is called
'tubercular Admits"
Any one Of these forms OF adenitis Is a dis
agreeable condition 1t il particularly serious IL
it ends in pus formation.
Children are liable TO acute Admits. or
course il Is not a disease confined to childhood.
1t may appear any time between infancy and
advanced age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
By DR. LOUIS E. BlSCH
The Eminent Psychologist.

A RE we, in America. perhaps stressing too
~ much the utilitarian side of education?
Are we thinking too much how best we
can sell In the worlds market what we have
learned and paid for at our schools and ~collegesf
Are we losing sight Of the less tangible bene-
fits TO be derived from cultural pursuitsf
daresay we must answer the foregoing
questions in the affirmative.
America doesn't need more business men as
much as she needs better citizens.
She doesn't need practical men of affairs az
much as she needs scholars.
In our hustle and hustle after success we
often lose sight of the man himself, yet If the
soul Of the man be enriched by leisure and culture
his success In his necessary and chosen occupa-
ton will be all the more easily won.
America, great as she Is. has still to learn how
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

ara OF fundamental Importance In
character building and emotional
development
The home too. IN its duties to
perform in helping to make our
growing boys and girls more refined
and cultured.
Parents nus not leave such
things for the schools TO do. They
must not shirk responsibility.
Don't neglect your own emotional
life nor that OF your children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

EICTURED above Is q fleshcol-
ored chiffon evening dress which
employs an unusual arrange
ment Of a TERED bolero extending from
the plain yoke to a little above the
knees. From the lowest tier an over.
skirt chiffon flare creates charming
fullness- A left trail OF self material
occurs al the second tier 10 termi-
nate considerably below the hemline,
A charming style. but IL should
be remembered that its effect Is sur
to be broadening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

Unfortunately. our teachers too
often don't know how to live them.
selves. hence they cannot teach
proper. effective living to others.
Teachers must have enthusiasm
for their work. They must teach
not only books. and the three RS.
but manners. conventions and morals
as well.
The teaching OF music and draw
tng. are not frills and fads. They
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

- l arm a girl in my teens ana
love a boy. ! am sure he cares
o me. He has asked me not to
go with any other boys but him,
and he promised TO keep steady
company with me.
There Is another girl whom he
has gone out with twice since he
promised not to.
Do you think ne loves me and
does not want to make me angry
Or does he love herr
Please give me some advice.
ANXIOUS.
A NxIOUS: Since you are not en-.
"A gagged to this young man there
Is no reason why you should give
up your other friends for him. I,
is evident he has no intention OF
devoting all his time 10 you. and II
would be unfair OF him TO expect YOU
70 limit your friendships. There ia
time enough to worry about this
when you have seriously discussed
marriage. In the meantime don'i
chide him for going out with other
girls-merely accept invitations from
your other friends. and let 1t 20 al
that.
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husband another minute. He's always hug
ging and kissing her girl friend. She sees it
and he doesn't care whether she sees il or not
When she doesn't see him, he goes right on
with the hugging and kissing just the same.
Furthermore, he went East and posed az
a single man and made love to every girl he
met More than that, even, he cut her ac-
count in all the big shops and told the credit
men that ne wouldn't be responsible for her
debts anywhere, any time, any more.
Last of all, he let his mother tell him what
to do and where to so and wouldn't listen
to his wife at all.
Now, which of the things that this man did
would you hate the worst if you were his wife?
The mother-in-law. or the single man idea, or
the credit account. or the making love to all
the girls?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Advice to Girls
BY Annie Laurie
E ANNIE LAURIE:

~ am In my teens and would
ask you to help me- am very
much In love with a man about
three years older than /. He
seems to like me. yet sometimes he
doesn't What should I dor DOT.
not: There n 40 reason why you
- should cater to the moods or this
boy. Dot II he becomes irritable
when you are with him lust ignore
him. This Is usually a sure cure.
People who give vent 70 those erratic
moods often do so merely 70 attract
attention. So when your friend
seems TO be annoyed with you for
no good eason let him alone-and
he'll come home.
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followed ut times by Admits.
OF course other glands besides
those found In the neck may be at
tackled. but the great majority In
volved are IN this region. The groin
or the space under the arm may be
the seat OF trouble. One or the worst
cases I ever saw involved the glands
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Words of the Wise

10 err - human 10 persilt I'm error
n dsvlIsh- st Augustine.
The march OF the human
mind IL slow. Burke
ForetC1rned, JoTedrmed: 70 he
prepared IS holt the victorv.
-CerUdntes.
An intelligent man judges The pre,-
ens by the pasi. -Scuhnrl-,
The poet beholds the futpr.
In the present, and his thouvh+s
are the germs OF the flower w
latest time. -Shellar
Every man should let nlov.
others prejudices and erau,fne
his 0tCn. -Locre
Prudence ~ OF no service mn
less 1t be prompt. Bacon
Take away The idea Of perfection
and you take away enthusiasm
-Rouaseau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

A.-May be due 70 abnormal blood
pressure or neuralgia Have your
blood pressure taken and then def
mite treatment can be advised
2-ProbabIy due 10 hyperacidity.
Your food does not digest properly.
fermenting In the stomach and caus-
ing acidity and gases in the system.
For full particulars send a self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope and re-
peat your question
cnpyriFhi 1898. EewsDaDs Feature service. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

- When getting q wedding ring
with your initials and date en-
graved on II. whose initials come
first. the boys or the girls?
SWEET MARIE.
GWEET MARIh Usually the form
- Is ITO B. c. from d. A" and the
date Occasionally the order 10 re-
yersed. thus: ID. A 10 B. c."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
SEEK OUT THE CAUSE
~QUEER SWELLZNGS
Those "Kernels" in Your Neck May Be Due to
Adentis and They Should Be Massaged
By Skilled Hands.

UnIt6d StatesS SENATOR from New YORK.
Former Commissioner OF Health. NeW York City
! IL the function Of certain glands. called the Emphatic glands, to
filter out from the blood stream any poisons which may seek to
- harm the body.
You have had kernels" in your neck and perhaps have wondered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Answers TO Health Queries

c. A. Q.-What causes a singing
pain at the base OF the brain. also
causing the head TO ache?
2-What would cause pain In the
left side. usually after meals. making
walking difficult
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
Seen on 9Th Ave.
By Miss Shopper


nhe bathing suits for this Summer
are more original than ever Many
or them are the simple two-piece
models. developed in very bright
woolens. Many Of them are Of
printed materials. And many Of
them are Of black OF very dark blue.
Gfiets OF lingerie are with a
number OF frocks Of a dark material.
These can be taken out and washed.
and they have the added advantage
OF lending a freshness 70 the garment
not achieved by any other trimming.
The bow OF velvet placed at the
neck and sometimes at the belt is
s,,onsored BY a number OF SMART de-
ssgners.
Many OF the srrartest frocks fea-
tnre the detachable jacket. This is
often OF the same shade OF the ma,
terial. but more often. and this Is
especially so when the frock is Of a
printed material. Il blends with or Is
a q deeper shade than the frock
itself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05
HUSBANDS WHO HUG
WIVES GIRL FRIENDS
This Person Is a Millionaire and a Good Fellow
But Somehow His Legal Mate Doesn't
Approve of His Doings.
BY WINIFRED BLACK

T T. has three million dolars-three million, a big house,
fine business and q good standing in the community.
But his wife has just asked for a divorce and she wants
her two children and three thousand dollars a month alinony.