Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18
I'm OUR
VALLEY

round tnat the article, When COM
sted, tastld TOO strongly Of lemon
a.
'igging i blt deeper, she said,
found Ma Valley lemons con
\ cd Just tvice as much Of the
= as the outside varieties.
ThereIore,' she said, when you
pare i dish or other item calling
a whole lemon, remember that
our lemons contain more acid and
hat you should use only a half
|sf the Valley lemon"
INCIDENTALLY, there's a sham
poo in which a whole lemon i5
hailed for.
II Valley lemon ID used, make
tt half a lemon.
| Too much Of the lemon acid may
ket results that are not wanted.
uch as, for example. a sudden de-
ire Of lots Of hair 10 detach itself
rom the pate.
IN THE WEEK ending with Sat
trdsy afternoons edition, The Her
id printed more pages for the same
psriod, day for day, than ever be-
fore.
A total OF lis pages were pro-
sacsd during the week, Of which
u we're on Sunday. Il on Monday,
u on Tuesday. IS on Wednesday. 20
e. Thursday, II on Friday and 6 on
ssiurday.
And speaking II circulation, more
ban a hundred new subscribers
~ We been added within the last ten
f1ys, which does not include those
readers who buy their papers
<&np newsboys on the streets.
20 HERALD Friday afternoon
&pleted the first cooking school
2hst IL has ever sponsored.
These schools are held IN various
4 rites over the country, and are al
ways popular with the women.
About 1000 was the attendance FOR
the five days Of the school, many
women making IL Q point to not miss
single session.
Mrs. Dougan, the lecturer in
rhsrge, proved herself . charming
leader, and her audiences were al
ways Interested. from tho opening
word to the last.
And when the school was complet-
ed. they were unanimous in the
opinion there should be another
hoOl next year.
b1
e.IBRoWNsvlLLE crowd estimators
Tylieye that the largest football
How'd ever assembled in South
Hkxss was that which witnessed the
J fHnsyille-ssn Benito game Fri
I'd afternoon.
~ ~ figured that between 5000
chtls.ooo persons attended, equally
Sfed between the grown-ups and
vslo children.
psrAating capacity, they poirt out,
eat lsbout $500. and fully 1.50o.
Aikps more. stood on the lines. or
" H. the grourd.
ordtd Il was an exceptionally order
the& rowd. Only two or three dis
0rly happenings reported. and
nm we're Of a minor nature.
Va the game was enc worth
akveling many miles % See And
k.itors came from all over the Low
III, Hio Grande Valley, attracted ~
D.. prospect for hard tusslc be-
tween teams Of apparently equal
strength.
sryg PERKINS is back TT the
s-sspspsr game. .ne..,,.a ui,, p,o,,.-
,iIls papers prior to 1917.
i that year he went ~ Florida
~ --ow M with the country.
s,ood IL as long as be could. and
s.w weeks ago found his way back
:. .he Lower Rio Grande Valley.
"A now he is publishing the
Il r.;rt Isabel Pilot. Point lsabers
|0 first newspaper
r. the present the Pilot, four
~rs publication, is being printed n
1 brownsville.
- 20 justify it, the Pilot will
ryinted from home base.
"A aCy" announces that the
= already has subscribers IN
,;,ty-eisht states, Mexico and
snsda.
i usS RoxIE WHITL0Ck viii tell
\ s.m,h Texas Chamber Of Commerce
n T.~.tes. AZ Laredo. about her
H. me- Town'-BrOwnsville.
e.. - Gas given the honor m
81. .. conducted IN the Browns
'',rs o,hsr towns in the lower Valley
!, v'I. hsxe pupils at the convention
eli about their home towns.
70 u, rontcsts conducted N the
eus" ,. have good effects. They
fshoV'. nth 20 delye into the good
esuse - the town. 60 think about
shins @hone towns" and thus Is
iheaa h.,,.a = civic spirit that helps TO
irssh .ha citizen of after years.
;,;es are built Ho~adaSs ~
rho lore their hcns towns