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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

I'm Glad the sun Is Shining"
can we" said they. unless the chill
dren 20 too"
"Ill make them" said KnArf.
With that he pushed at hts master
Franks legs until the little boy final
~ turned around enough TO ses the
goat.
Lets 20 for a ride on that." he
exclaimed, much to the satisfaction
of knarf and the other shadow
children. although the EOverncas
thought II rather silly. However. All
the children piled into the cart.
When Il came time for the shadows
10 get on. there was room for Aiii
and Hand and Flor and knarf, but
not arr inch XXX room FOR Yam. who
was rather "A plump little girl
shadow. She started to blubber.
'Oh. we'll" said Knarf. III yor
are going 20 CRY about n. well AT
ride on the goats beard" II.
afraid to ride on the goats beardl
sobbed Yam. The goat might w
me-"
Nonsense answered knars
goats never dO that. See. MN shu.
YOU how gentle it Ia." And with that
he foolsshly climbed UP on tine goats
beard. No sooner did he do 50 thar
Master Goat. imagining the shadow
10 be something nice TO eat. gave n
Eulp-and down he went. into the
goats mouth.
what shall w. DOR cried tins
others.
Mil. Flor and Hand frantIcaIly
tugged the goats beard. open up
your mouth" they cried. The goat
did-and down they went. too.
Now what shall ! dor" exclaimed
Yam. She called to the re~al-chIifran
and shouted I'd the sDverncss. None
OF them heard her. just as she was
about 10 ait down and cry again. 4
wisp OF smoke from n clgar floated
by. She pulled IL after her 10 the
goat. do you want a smoker" she
asked. The goat. who was greedy
FOR anything. nodded Hgraeabiv.
Hardly had ne swallowed lt. when IT.
gave "A violent r0uEh-for N was
very strong smoke-and out came
Mi and Flor and Hand and lastly
knarf, little the worse Tor Their
strange experience. But the goat
was 80 angry. that he ran down the
path with the children as fast aH ha
could ~. which dlzcnncarted Thu
French g~OveruEHs terribly.
What "A ridiculous animal this
goat Is" she exclaimed
And AL the shadows agreed with
her. ever knarf.
casynEht- is-s. arEEaElH F-atlr- srrs.. A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Helpful Hints

A par OF shears in the kitchen
proves j most valuable implement.
In the preparation OF lettuce and
other vegetables, 10 cut the scorched
part from a cake. for carving tender
chicken and other meats they viii be
very satisfactory.
IL q cake is 70 be iced. when
YOU put the mixture In the tin
heap ID round the sides. leaving
wei in lie middle. so that the top
VIII L -lmost flat when II is done.
In icing cakes. Il VIII be found
that n the cakes are first brushed
over with a little white OF egg. the
marzipan Will adhere more firmly.
When making mincemeat, put the
apples. stoned raisins. peel and al
monds through the mincer; IL viii
save time. and they VIII be finer
than II chopped by hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

. So much for preserving the health
and beauty OF the orbs. The next
step in this eye-beautifying routine
- the care OF the area around the
eyes.
Fine lines that form at the corners
or under the eyes will be made less
noticeable by massaging with the
proper cams. Newly formed lines
will respond 10 such treatment. but
more time Will be necessary to erase
lines OF long standing.
Equal parts of lanolin and mineral
Oh make an effective remedy when
combined in a cream. LanOhn must
be melted. then measured and the
mineral oil added. Using an egg
beater. beat until a creamy consls
tency Is produced
Newer massage movements prove
that working against the lines II
more beneficial than the old method
OF massagins with the lines.
Apply a generous amount OF cream
to the area around the eyes. Their
starting at the nose. run the fingers
out TO the temples. coming hack
under the eyes toward the nose.
Circle each eye in this manner fifty
times each day. When removing the
excess cream. the same movement
should be used.
The heat OF the fingers and the
nourlshing properties Of the cream
grasses these lines In much the same
way that folds are ironed out of
damp garments when a hot iron IL
naSsed over them. But. OF purse
lines around the eyes do not respond
SO quickly
A liberal application OF pure lano-
lin should be allowed to remain
around the eyes owe night.
Mascara should be used sparinEly
and only on the upper lashes. 70
avoid an artificial appearance. "A
thin coating OF vaseiine brushed over
the lashes before and after applying
mascara serves a three-fold purpose.
IL softens the hard appearance Of
mascara. prevents the laShes from
breaking off. and promotes growth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
BY ROYAL 5. COPELAND, Nj. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health. AeD York city

THERE is an old saying, frequently quoted
nowadays: Take care of the pennies and
- the dollars win take care Of themselves"
That is the admonition Of prudence.
| shall not attempt TO discuss the social or
economic significance of thrift Personally, /
believe in it. But ! do wish to impress upon you,
if | am able, the importance of taking care of
the trifling ailments. the little illnesses. the COM
monty overlooked defects of the body.
Serious disease Is almost always the result
of neglect. do not refer to Immediate, recent,
occasional neglect. | have in mind the long con-
tinued failure to give attention TO some minor
trouble.
We don't know much about cancer, certainly
as regards its cause. But It j. perfectly safe 70
say that a person in perfect health will not be
scf nnnn hv this dread disease. InWered resist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Loves Awakening
Edith. Declining Modge's Long-Delayed Week-End Tnrifo
Scores a Point in a Delicate Situation.

BY Adele Garrison,

caught the irony OF her last
sentence in the slight significant
pause she made after II.
But" she went on. tits simply
impossible for me 20 think or 'leav-
ing the city until much later. But
youn be in town. soon. Dicky tells
me. Wen have lots OF chances to
see each other. III my boss and
yours keep Us o busy. Wen either
bring EN- along with u. w leave EN-
fat"
Lillian Takes Hold.
The yelled smiling insolence Of her
made my throat construct. and accel-
Grated my pulses. For the second I
wss incapable OF answering her. But
lillian. / knew. was watching me
closely and Immediately / heard her
indolent throaty drawl.
Nobody loves social amenities
more than T." she said with a grin.
"but may ! remind this ~worshipful
company that it's getting late. and
we have a long drive IN front Of US.
Also Madge and I have been driving
for hours and we are much weary.
50 ! know you wont mind. Eide. IN
we take for granted how mutually
desolated you and Madge are over
this weekend business. and beat II
while the beatings good How about
IL. D~icky-bird? Are you ready?"
II Will % in a minute" Dicky re.
turned. II Just have 10 run up 10 the
studio q second. Ny bags are aIl
ready. you see"
he waved a careless hand toward
suitcase. bsS. topcoat. hat and gloves
In patent readiness for a journey.
Ar. Underwood crossed the cor and
picked up the suitcase.
I'll collect the tip at IN. car
door" he said. Come on girG, III
get the car started and you seated
comfortably by the time the Dscky-
bird gets down. So long Eide. I'M
date YOU up for the Winter when ]
see YOU again"
He ushered us out RI the room.
and knew that with masculine
fraternity he was obeJing ON sig
nal from Dicky n give him an 0ppor-
tunity for a word alone with Edith.
Continued Tomorrow
cssyriEht. Ia-s. Newspaper Fsrturs sg-rs. Ia-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

lM NZ 49, a #MA 4A@4AA4f n AAA 49,
knarf. the five little shadow
children with the turned
ABOUT names liked Paris. where they
were visiting with the little real
chldren-thc.r masters ana mis-
uesses. They liked Paris because
thsrs were ID many new things 10 be
seen and so many interesting things
20 do.
Let's 60 exploring" cried knarf.
who was very eager lO t. off,
"Sh-h. cautioned The others. the
children ar5 going out walking H.
Y y - they have their lunch and
Wen all go ont with them" huarf
hastily looked out % the window.
Il m g!ad. ne said. that the sun -
shining
You may not attach much imror-
lance tn knarfs remark about the
sum. Io the shalrw-Childryn. how
ever. III was exceedingly important.
The brighter the sunshine. the clear
er, sharper and brighter did they
feel. Just see for yourself how live
" your own shadow appears on a
brIght DAY.
In "A few moments the children fin
ished their lunch and. putting On
their hats and coats. started out y
a walk. accompanied by their French
soVerness. Bye and bye they reached
a fine. wide avenue. lined with treeg
and bordered b. a park. The street
was 80 wide that though II was
thronged with automobiles. they
could scarcely " heard.
This ls the Champs-Elyscns," an
nounced the governess. pronOunclnS
1t. "ShahnZeleeZay."
What does ~ mcan?" asked the
children. 1t means the Elysian
Fields. n very. very beautiful place
which the ancient Grecian heroes
loved
All Az once Knarf exclaimed: Lets
70 for a ride an THAR Mil. Flor.
Hand and Yam looked. That was n
little Fart drawn by a goat How
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

TvARLY whispers az what new
n, modes the Spring viii bring,
A hint that the caps ensemble
vii be most popular. And what
more graceful vogue could you de-
sire
illustrated here Is a chic new en-.
sembls ~ a type that Will - very
much worn this coming season. Fhe
skirt and cape are az wool crepe, and
n blouse Of matching ~sllk-crepe IN
c~hsrtreuse Ereen. The blouse i
crnainElv tucked 20 below the waist
line and flares gracefully from there
Thisis a char1n!ngly feminine and
smart costume.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Seen on SHAVE.
By Florence W. Ross

Crepe de Chine is the medium for
stitched sports hats which many
shops are displaying for Southern
resort wear or early Spring These
hats are w bright cOlors. such as
rose and light green. Grosgraln and
shiny satin are other materials
which will be employed for Spring
millinery.
At a recent wedding OF prominence
the bridesmaids wore red velvet
gowns OF bouffant tendencies. These
offered striking contrast 10 the
BRIDES costume OF ivory white satin.
Whether or not this idea will take
hold no one can say, but It's novelty
IS not its only attractive feature
Shorter length nighlgowns. timid-
Nv introduced a few weeks ago. are
fast gaining favor. Instead OF reach
inc 70 the ground this new type OF
nightgown comes Just below the knee
and is completely covsred when
worn under a neglsee. An attractive
innovation.
While white still takes the lead
In ultra-formai evening modes. a few
novelty colors are creeping in. Blue
violet shades and slate blues were
especially in evidence at the Opera
last week. sponsored ny u few very
smartly groomed women.
The year round character OF the
printed dress has been repeatedly
.,,nbaglzad no Nay Work ghppS huf
somehow the idea actually
caught on. Now. however, printed
dresses-mainly dark prints reatur-
ing tiny patterns-are being worm
under fur coats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

day is sufficient to keep them in a clear, healthy
Those who spend hours each day in an Of
flee or shop under bright lights, or out driving
or walking through the dust and winds will find
a daily eye wash excellent for relieving eye
strain.
A splendid wash is made by boiling one pint
of water for five minutes, removing from the
fire and adding two teaspoonfuls of boric acid
crystals. When thoroughly dissolved. allow 10
cool and 1t Il then ready to use. Warm the eye
cup by holding it under hot water, half fill it
NTH the solution and hold to the eye, fitting the
head back and opening and closing the lids quick
ly, so that the eyes are entirely bathed. This
eye wash will remove any dust as well as sootie
the muscles of the eyes.
Ho+ ronnrassas held over the closed lids
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

finds himself In the clutches OF a
serious ailment.
Abuse OF the stomach IS the COM
mon pastime OF the human family.
Who knows what the undernourish-
ment following prolonged dyspepsia
may have 10 do in the development
or cancer?
There Is no doubt thar the neg
lect or common things. like bad
teeth. disease OF the mouth or ton
sis. running a and ever pus-filled
skin ~erupuons. nay prepare the way
for some really serious infection.
The ordinary illnesses. the common
ailments OF everyday life. have an
important bearing on the general
state OF health.
Chronic constipation. repeated
colds. intestinal worsns-all these
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

HAD surprised Edith Fairfax
and that a bit unpleasantiy. /
saw that In her eyes as J gave
her my cordial invitation TO come
out to the farmhouse with US. What
had she expected. or wished. I won.
dered-when she had realized that I.
with the Underwoods had overheard
her protest against Dlcky's giving
her the necklace and earrings she
was wearing. and had witnessed her
pleased preening OF them in the mir
ror? Had she hoped / would lose
control OF myself and treat Dicky 10
an exhibition OF vulgar Jealousy? i
thanked my particular little joss that
/ had been able to present an ALSO
lutely unruffled front to both my
husband and his business partner. IN
one OF the most trying situations
which had ever confronted me.
She had been As poised as ! In
those first confusing seconds With
the exception OF one flashing hostile
glance. her face had not lost its
cool, slightly amused smile. But now
she hesitated percepubly before she
answered me. and her words were a
bit hurried. her too fervidly
cordial TO Be quite natural.
"Oh! I'm 50 sorry. Madge." she
said. ia love 10. I've been count
ing all Summer on some week-ends
at the farm. But Ill have q give
up the idea The work l. 20 piled W
here that I can't take q minute"
Madge Is Relieve ed.
Her tone was subtly reproachful.
and / saw a CLEAN OF resentment in
Dicky's eyes. for he knew OF course
that her little shaft was aimed at
him. But my reaction was not
anger. / wondered II ! could dis
| guise the stark relief I felt at her
decision as ! made the mendacious
protest which the conventions re
CURED
You don't mean you cant come
at all" exclaimed. and caught a
lock az mlrthful approval in LIilian's
eyes which almost upset ne. WHY
we've been counting on your coming
70 Us all Summer"
II know" she said, her tone hold.
ing apparently genuine regret. land
I'm just as disappointed as YOU are
over t."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Advice to Girls
By Annie Laurie
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE
~ am a girl In my early teens.
| have been going with a fellow for
about one year and every time ! 20
out with him he talks about his for
mer girl. Please advise me what 20
DO and say when he does that. !
thank YOU. WAITING.
WAITING: Pay n attention 10
w him when he starts talking
about her. my dear. lie IL probably
trying 10 make you jealous and the
wisest thing for you TO do Is take no
notice OF il. Simply agree with him
and tell him what a nice girl she is.
and laugh about it-if You can. And
IN o keep up this course Of treat
ment, he'll soon tire and stop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Answers to Health Queries

NJ. H. Q.-Is It harmful TO drink
too much iced tear
Ayes.
r. 6. Q.-Is II safe for one who
takes epiieptic fits 70 20 In swim
ming?
A.-Not advisable.
T. c. o.-What causes dark
speclss 10 fly In front OF the eyes.
afterwards resulting l IN a headache?
3.-What should a man weigh who
- q years old and ) It. 6 ms tali7
A.-You are probably troubled with
blliOusness and IL would he wise to
correct your diet.
2.-For your age and height you
should weigh about 1877 pounds.
r. J. Q-What causes swollen
ankles? What do you advise?
Ain some instances a kidney
condition IL responsible for the
ankles swelling. IL would be advis-
able for you TO havs a urinalysis
made.
a. r.. Q.-WIl gall bladder and
liver trouble cause pains under the
breast and make ms short OF wind?
What is the cause OF a lump
under my left breast;
A.-No.
2.-It would be advisable for you
70 consult q surgeon for an examins-
ton.
Copyright. 1879. Newspaper Feature serries. in1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

~ am a slrl in my teens and
have gone with a boy friend for over
a year. He is two years my senior.
He says he loves me but every eve
ming when he comes over he starts
talking about the boys ! have gone
with before. and asking why they
never come over. He keeps this Up
all evening. Really. I love him and
would do most anything TO be able
10 keep him. but this gets tiresome,
listening to the zre thing evening
after evening. Is IL because he Is
Jealous or because he thinks II fun!
WORRIED.
vIToRRIED: From your letter.
w should say thar the young
man Is rather ill-bred and at a los:
for anything else 10 talk about. Why
not drop him for awhile and let hin
wonder what's the natter Some
times this Will work wonders. IS
n.cially as he would then reaiizs
hat YOU don't want TO listen to
parrot conversation that proves bore
some and monotccous.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

yHyHE ioy Of Winter sports, and how much Of a thrill and pleas
ure we get out Of flying through the crispy, air on the wings
Il OF Mercury. OF course, it's wonderful to feel that we have
wings, even though they be of the sharpest steel-but that doesn't
detract from the pleasure one whit In fact, it adds to it!
But how different now and in Mothers day. Or in Grand
mothers! For then they wore voluminous skirts which swept the
ground and they skated with little squeals Of fear and insisted on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
DAILY MASSAGE WILL
REMOVE FINE LINES
Josephine Huddleston Reveals Some Secrets, on the
Care and Makeup of the Eyes, Which Will Add
To Their Charm and Expression.
BY JOSEPHINE HUDDLESToN

II PROFESSIONALLY the eyes are our most expressive features
and therefore everything that will increase their health and
beauty should be done The treatments for identifying these
important members are 50 simple that five minutes or less time each
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

each night prove very restfuL Cold congresses applied 10 the eyes in
the morning stimulate the muscles and tissues. preparing them for the
days work. Hot and cold water congresses are towels that have been
wrung out in either hot or cold water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

TIE Apps FfE fIttufttqu6-
those OF the stone age. and prick
the imagination OF the visitor as
they glide silently through the rosy
night. dressed in queer looking gar
ments OF fur and thick blue cloth.
moccasins and headdreeses resem-
bling IN q fashion. those OF the
Burmese and T~hibetzns. races far
removed IN every other respect.
Unquestionably or Monaghan de-
scent. tire Lapps are 4 pacific people
and retain many ~ the character
istics of THAR forebezrs. They live
frugally and primiuvely. feeding off
ths land as the Esk.mcs DO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

ance must D G pTestHI, n tse CdHCtI TOT Thu 10 way Thu
the body.
Perfect health may be compared TO a powerful money vault
When the modern safe is closed and locked, II will protect its vauables
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

IL am n girl in my teens and
90 TO high school. There IS a boy
in the same year as ! am who says
he thinks a lot OF me. ! used TO
consider him a very good friend. but
somehow | have lost all interest in
him and care nothing about him He
insists upon taking me home and
going 70 the show and places. | hate
TO say no, for IL hurts him badly.
Should / tell him ! don't care for
his company? have often tried TO
but just can't
Thank you very much
ErE nTT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Don't Neglect Trifling Ailments

bear a relationship TO serious dis
ease. We must not neglect them
III you take care OF the simple
diseases. the big ones Will taks care
OF themselves. You viii be putting
money in the bank Of health by act
ing on this suggestion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Words Of the Wise

Logical consequences, are the scare
crows % fool, and the b-acont 81 wis.
n-n- Huxley.
Wit ts "a happy and N striking
tg1v OF expressing u thought.
Penn.
II Is conceivable that religion
can be morally useful without
being intellectually ElEtainable.
Mill.
Where iudqmeHf has rif ~
sTprcss u, there - the best
orator. Penn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
doggy LOU: or course. / can un.

DLINt LOO' y S
l. derstaId your not wanting TO
hurt the young mans feelings. my
dear. But IL you don't care for his
company. the most tactful way out
az IL il 10 refuse his invitations. When
he asks YOU TO 20 out. plead a pre-
vious engagement DO this several
times and he VIII probably take the
hint and his attentions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Consider Economy
When Stocking
Food Shelves
The Home Kitchen
By Jeanette Young Norton

TEoME buying should be gov
erned by the simplest family
A4 needs. The luXuries may be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Lovely Eyes-How to Enhance the Beauty of Your Own
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
By Max TrelI
The Shadow-Children Mar.
ro~ly Escape From the
Goats Beard.

H IJ. Flor. Hand. Yam and
knarf. the five little shadow
&A rnffF~.r Nth rha rr~nN4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

CsT-saL is,s. SsrrsaSsr r.asur. s-r.--. -
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-09-13
Smoking Among Women
Alarmed Men In 1868

In 1868 the growing practices Of
smoking and dipping snuff by refined
women in both North and South,
writes Arthur Train in the Saturday
Evening Post, were stigmatized by
Schuyler Brightley in the April num-
Der Of "The Galaxy" as shockingly on
the increase.
In the South particularly, owing to
the influence Of their negro mammies,
"young and tenderly nurtured girls,
belonging to the richest and proudest
families in the neighborhood. smoked
to an extent that would be regarded
as dangerously excessive even among
men, and not cigarettes or cigars or
yet elegant little chibouks or nargiles,
fashioned to suit their delicate lips,
but short, black dudeens from the
North, and pipes Of native invention
made Of a reed stuck into a bowl OF
red earth or corncob." .lsassse-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-09-13
War Prisoners Made Slaves

All armies sent out from Rome We're
accompanied by spectators In the
slave trade, who bought the captives AS
they were put up to auction after a.
battle and then undertook the trans
port to Rome Of all who were suited
for employment in Italy or were not
brought up in the province which was
the seat Of war. Fowler says: "After
the campaign Of Pydna and the over
throw Of the Macedonian kingdom,
Aemilius Paullus, one Of the most hui
name Of the Romans, sold into slavery,
under orders from the senate, 10000
free inhabitants Of communities In
Epirus which had sided with Perseus
in the war. Caesar, like Aemi-
Illus Paullus, one Of the most humane
Of Romans, tells US himself that on
a single occasion, the capture Of the
aduatici, he sold 5000 prisoners on
the spot" u. .A,st.