Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
I'm OUR
ALLEY


every indication that the end Of the
present week will carry the total to
beyond $500 carloads.
The Valley seems to be headed for
record-breaking year in the matter
oi fruits and vegetables shipments.
ferhaps the Pennsylvania Lines. up
IN fennsylvania and New York City
VIII need those fine unloading sheds
efected during the past year or two.
THERE'S a new medicine clsmor-
ing for honors. The Valley should
be sympathetic with it.
It's sausr krsut juice.
q Many claims for it, according 70
label on n can of the product.
Here is what il cures, SO it is
rlaimed: Indigestion and dyspepsia.
liver complaints, kidney troubles.
uric acid. lumbsgo, rheumatism.
neuritis. disorders of the stomach
and intsstines, gastritis. disease
germs. seasickness. dizziness, vertigo,
and reduces high blood pressure to
normal.
And Valley cabbage growers have
never suspected &C.
But let's 20 on ard study the
label little more.
Chicago health commissioner in
the city health bulletin, is credited
with saying:
Sauer kraut juice is good for
abused stomachs and affords relief
for sick hesdsches."
A Sc. Louis doctor. the label SAYS.
used to say: Spinach may be the
broom of the stomach. put sauer
kraut Ia the vacuum cleaner"
And DR.. Harvey Wiely: Cabbage
Is rich in vitsmines. II contains
all three. The. American people do
not appreciate the value of cabbage
IN all its forms. There Is no form
In which cabbage can be used to such
advantage as in sauer kraut-"
NOW one may understand the in
creased demand for cabbage grown
In the Valley.
There's the reason Tor TIE IN
creased loadings.
Perhaps there's the reason for the
Increased prices.
American people are beginning te
appreciate the value of cabbage as
translated into sauer kraut and
krsut Juice.
May they continue 90 appreciate
It.
Valley farmers need more money
= for their cabbage.
And IL sauer krsut will do all
the things the label says ft will, then
everyone is doubIy for cabbage.
The HARL1NGEN STAR. semi
weekly, comes to The Heralds ex-
change in improved style.
Publisher Cowen has added a col
unn to every page, and the Star is
now out Of the six column class
of newspapers.
The Star has recently changed Its
quarters. and has added considerable
equipment.
TIE APPEARANCE Of Browns.
ville's splendid new hook and ladder
truck for fire fighting. on the streets
has moved an anonymous writer to
Suggest TO Inc herald.
IF one has relatives addicted to
driving from the back seat one
might try giving them a ride on
the ladder truck, where the back
seat is seventy-five feet 70 the rear
! Are there any motorists in Browns
vile who will appreciate the thought
back of that simple suggestion?
THE NEW YORK TIMES Of Sun.
day. January J. carries better than
half column story describing the
Lover Rio Grande Valley. particular.
ly stressinE the point that the Val.
8 ley is challenging the supremacy
of other citrus fruit sections of the
country.
The article was written BY ". d.
+ Hornsday of the school Of journal.
ism of the University or Texas. the
information being obtained when he
visited the Valley in December with
the Texas Editorial Association.
- The fame of the Valley is being
ppread in multitudinous ways. and
through multitudinous soIrces.
BROWNSVILLE MAN visiting
Chicago last summer found cold drink
stands promoting the drinking Of
ssuer krsut juice.
Huge signs indicated the Juice was
good for whstever ails you.
THE HERALD has received an
anonymous communication.
It frequently receives anonymous
communications.
No newspaper win publish an
anonymous communication.
Writers Of anonymous letters may
rs well save themselves the trouble.
Ninety-nine times out of hun
dred q writer Of such q letter hasn't
facts at hand 10 substantiste state
ments made.
If you want 10 write letter 20
a newspaper. and the cause is just.
nut your name TO II. and your sd-
dress.
The name may not be used, but
Il is an evidence Of good faith.
THE VALLEY Is far from being
~broke." Observe the Valleys total
hank resources and deposits else
where in The Herald this morning.