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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Loves Awakening Ts s,
The Heart Story OF q
Sfeddf1St Woman.
Harry Underwood CiUes Notice That He Will De CoHsPi
BY His Absence During Edith F0irfar's Week-End vi
BY Adele Garrison

, Mr.. Underwood turned back TO the
wheel with a shrus CT his broad
shoulders.
When you find out the Iady's de-
cision will you relay IL 10 me2' he
asked. MY control tells ma that
III be sure 10 have a very important
piece Of business on hand that week
end which win require my presence
-wslll-anywhers besides the farm
house"
Harry chIdsd his wife. but with
a laugh in her voice. Have you no
manners"
Marry q manner" he retorted.
mot in this case, I can stand most
anybody. but my idea or u thor
oughly spoiled weekend "a 10 bs
compelled 70 listen to the highly eff
Gent hItss Fairfax. and watch her
parlor tricks. She was had enough
when she vas = esppv art student
the Lord forgive me- with nothing
but a pretty face and a sort OF ap-
pealing feminine helpiessnesg ID w.
commend her. But since she's de-
veloped this competent streak from
whatever sub-conscious strata she
had II hidden, shes become ALSO
iuteiy impossible. Why the girls as
hard and ruthless ~ u b~cctlegger.
I've always had the theory that
theNe terribly nlushy and helpless
females have q streak Ike that IN
derneath. only most CT EN- naver
wake up to the fact that they have
70. But she's fully aware OF hers.
So nay, nay, wife OF my heart. also
nlr-nlx-upon my being one of her
audience. The rest OF ycu can 20 az
Tar as you like"
Wen probably 10 farther" LII
Ian told him grizzly. 'ard 50 viii
you. ! don't imagine anybody Ia
looking fcrwar4 With any zsatful
anticipation TO her visit"
But ] could not share her belief
wholly, though my heart echoed her
words hopefully. DID Dicky really
want Edtth's presence at thu farm
house for the weekend. or was he
simply making a h~cspiuhle gestures
Continued Monday
c1-TrtF14. I2-7. NsEsrsrer Feature e~rt-s. H.
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girl friend nome cost LSy NO
or five hundred. or whether the rug
in the pa-lor "a q tnouAno1olAI
but he does care whether q room
Is attractive and "lIvesble" or bleak
and ugly.
a man expects a girl to take just
as much interest IN her surroundings
az she does In her appearance he
il not golng 70 marry the girl WAC
Is 60 busy putting powder cn her
face that she forgets 70 take tie
dust eff her furniture, CT the girl
who IL forever buying new hats TO
frame "the windows - her soui."
but finds il too much trouble 10 hang
curtains &C the windows Of her
home.
Men. when they marry. want an
attractive hone as well as an at
tracuvs WIFE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
A Fashion Models Diary
BY GRACE TH0RNCLIFFE
She Discusses . Staining Winter Coat.

EFT Hey! Diary. your little
girl friend. Oracle. is the
luckiest baby IN the world.
The most unexpected nice things
are always happening TO her.
And it's funny. too. ] certainly
have that wel-known quality that
IN always attributed TO women
intuition. j arrived at the shop this
morning in such high spirits that
Helene predicted that I'd surely cry
before the day vas over. But ]
knew different Nothing in particu.
Lar had hppene: { o make me feel
80 say. but / had hal funny. strange
feeling hat makes you sure that
something IL going to happen.
Helene said something WAS going
60 happen. ! was going 10 work
like the very devil all day and then
feel 50 done ND by six O'Clock that
Id Just have enough energy 10 drag
myself hosns and 70 bed Tbs
cNnici But she had 20 admit az the
end az the day that little Greciats
Intuition was pretty good.
For at about eleven o'clock, one
e. u rit=iest debs-Msrjorie Rob-
eEts-csme IN with her perfectly
stunning brother. MarJorts's para
LETT her more money than she'll
ever he able 10 spsnd-and besides
that Gcd gave her more than her
share Of Sood looks. But in spite
CT 1t all shes thoroughly uaspciled
ana q real thoroughbred. Sac
doesn't. like some OF our other
c~sbutartes. treat Helene and me as
II We were rart CT the fixtures.
She wasn't on a buying visit
today-she Just stepped IN TO eau
fer something that madame had
altered for her. But she STOPPED TO
chat-and then JUST hefors she
left she asked me II I vouldn't
drop IN 60 tomorrow. Shs and
I her Nrother are entertaining q fsw
&xriends. Brother joined IN. too. with
a most cordial invitation. And did
! accept? III cay 50.
Helene Was too sweet about ~.
she said. ~ course. I should 20.
And ven my stunningest clothes.
We decided that my coat wasn't
quite nice enough and Helene suS.
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MIJ, Flor. Hand and Yam-the
other little shadow-children with the
turned-about names - nodded i'm
mournful agreement. What's the
usa1- they repeated. Let's 20 any.
way" suggested Knarf.
How can we" asked Hanids
when the children must stay &C
homer"
At this very moment they hsa-d
the children'5 mother say: Now
children. you must all take a nap"
"Hooray.' shouted the shadows.
Now We "a 20" Whan their little
masters and n~llstresses were awake,
the shadows were obliged 10 stay at
their sides. Once they were asleep.
however. IL was quite aditferent story.
They could 10 where they pleased.
provided. or course. they returned in
time. IN q few minutes the children
were ell asleep and their shadows.
after making themselves not more
than m inch high, slipped out
through the keyhole.
Where shall we 20 first." do
manded Flor.
III don't know" sald Mi.
Neither do l." added Yam.
IL haven't the slightest idea." adj
mitted Hand.
Lets go anywhere" suggested
Knarf- Just then IN bus PASSED Ivy
ana they boarded II. Take us ary.
where. please" Knarf said loudly.
The conductor. who was too busy
collecting fares from real-persons to
bother shout shadows. gave no sign
ar noticing him "Humph," re-
marked Knarf IN disgust. he doesn't
understand English"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Deep-Dish Apple Pie.

Line a deep pie plate with good
short crust. FIJI with thinly sliced
tart apples that have been very
carefully cored. Spread with canned
grated pineapple. dot with little
humps OF butter. epr!nkle with Q
tablespoonful az sugar. add q quarter
cupful Of maple syrup in which a
tablespoonful OF fiour has been
rubbed smooth. Sprinkle with a lit
tie nutmeg. put on the top crust
having vents In II and take around
forty minutes in a medium oven. A
small paper cornucoria placed in the
top will keep the pie from running
out Ia the oven.
A~rplcsauce Shortcake.
This is a delightful cold-day des-
and should be served as soon as
made. Pare. quarter, core carefully.
then slice thiniy. eighteen or twenty
tart apples. Place ia a large sauce
pan. adding two tumblers OF hot
water and cook. Stir frequently and
when well cooked add a half cupful
or honey and a cupful or sugar.
Rub through a sieve so that the
sauce is very smooth znd set aside
to cool. Make the usual biscuit
dough shortcake. when baked split
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Answers 70 Health Queries

II. II. Q.-What do you advise
for bzckheads?
A.-Cerrsct the diet by cutting
down on sugar. starches and coffee.
Eat simple food and avoid constipa-
ton.
ID. I. o.-Although my nose does
not bother me I have TO clear my
throat frequently. Is this due TO a
catarrhal condition?
Ayes. Keep the nasal passages
clear and use q good, cleansing
spray in both nose and throat. For
further particulars send a ssif-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope and re-
peat your question.
~. r. o.-Nhat are the symp-
toms Of cancer OF the breast?
2.-Nyhat are among the symptoms
Of consumption or the throat?
A.-Pain and s~wellinE-if there IL
any reason TO suspect this condition
Il should have immediate attention.
See your doctor.
2.-Difficulty in swallowing.
hoarseness are among the outstand-
ing symptoms. This also should
have careful attention.
ID. A. OIL am IL years cid. 4 n.
10 ms. tall. and have not grown any
for the past year. Is there any way
I al grow taller?
A.-Eat plenty OF good. nourlsh-
Ing food. including milk. eggs. fresh
fruits and vegetables. Exercise
daily in the fresh air aud practice
deep breathing. Sleep as many
hours as possible. These are all
helpful.
r.. III Q.-What can | do for oily
hair? ! have to wash 1t twice q
week.
A.-Frequent shampooing and the
use Of a good stimulating tonic
should help this condition.
Ccfgrisht. 1852. NsrIssrsr Fsaigr. sgrics. Ira
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
The Stars Say
For Sunday, Jan. 20.
By CENEYIEVE kEMBLE.

NUNDAY S horoscope shows much
activity. especially from those
~ in employment OF others. who
may look for honoTs. favors or pre-
ferment. But 1t IL advised that in
all circumstances there is danger OF
fraud. misunderstanding. suhtlety or
duplicity. sign all writings with
precaution.
Those whose birthday IL Is may
look for a year OF advancement or
promotion IL In employment. and for
favors or preferment from those In
authority. But there Ia a naenAcs OF
subtiety. fraud and misrepressnta-
ton. therefore be careful In all writ
inxs and agreements. A child born on
this day Ia lIkely to be handicapped
By craft. subtlety and misrepresenta-
ton. and may lean toward craft
and tTickery itself. unless properly
trained In infancy. Nevertheless II
will stand wei with superiors and
viii succeed in employment and at
tain good position.
Mems Iiret like oceans change fn
shifting tides and ebb from either
shore fiIi the strong planet drdtrs
them on once more.
Il. c. SfedmGn.
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lady, land pettin. parties, and necking
matinees-and the clothes they ~ear-or
don't wear-and tbs stories they tell and ths
things they say, why, there's not D thing in
the world left to the imagination. Talk about
the way your arm will atrophy If you don't
use Il, II things 20 on as they're going, there
won't be any Imagination left in the world in
another generation.
"We've got to know it all. listen In on
every whisper, hear everyone OF the horrible
details, Pm sick of it. I'll be glad 10 die and
get out Of it all.
Maybe it was a great mistake to bring us
up on roses and dew and moonlight, but !
don't know as the sewer and the ashcan and
the garbage pail are any better. I'm disguised
and discouraged and | don't care who knows
Il. It's all money, show, diamonds and per-
g. Ia nnrrast hoh and TIE Inst thing In
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me EAnt-Tllldeu 4 trivial and
would never set on In the weird.
At al.
There's no more boring individual
than the overly-Sertous young man,
who locks with hurt surprise or q
bit CT innocent fun and shoxs
marked e~isapprovzl Of q gigEle.
O7e evert-r IN his Q pany Is
enough. ard a girl promptly looks
elsewhere fer more interesting worlds
to Conquer.
Id practice gT;aning occasiorzliy,
a. myself m well az others. and Id
learn TO see the humcr In every
situation. Every girl - looking for
a playmate N well as a prcvider,
and Jack l. u duh boy indeed who
substitutes work FOR play.
II takes laughter, as well az love.
to make the world 90 round.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
For Monday, Jan. 81.
By ~CENEVIEyE kEMBLE.

NIoNDAY's astrological forecast
V Is favorable for change and
AVE- travel. as well as speculative
ventures and affairs Of sudden
nature. AL business relating to IN
ventlons. Investigations into natures
finer forces. electricity. radio. aero
-naut!cs and allied activities are
stressed. The mind Will he high
keyed and the tongue sarcastic.
Those whose birthday 1t - are as
sured a year OF success. especially II
interested in inventions. investiGa'
ton. the ingenious and skillful arts
and crafts. Speculation and gam
bling Of various natures flourish. A
child born on this day may have q
high-keyed mentality and may b.
original. ingenious. Inventive and
may Be a successful experimental In
natures finer forces.
Mun 10 one rcorId ard hath ON
other 10 attend him.-HerbeTt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
The Home Kitchen
by Jeanette Young Norton

butter well, fill with the Sauce.
add the top crust and butter nicely
then cover with the sauce. Serve
whipped cream with the shortcake.
but DO not put II on until serving.
No spices are added as the honey
adds a peculiarly nice flavor Of Its
own. though a very small quantity Of
cinnamon may be used If desired.
foaChed Apples.
Pare and core six tart medium
sized apples. Have ready a syrup
made or a cupful OF water and q
cupful and a half Of sugar. Poach
the apples. a few at a time. until
tender when pierced with a straw.
Lift with a skinner. drain and cool.
When all are done chill them. When
ready 10 serve place the apples In a
glass dish and fill them with a mix
turs az chopped nuts. marrons. pre-
served chestnuts. n few r.acaroon
crumbs and n few chopped seeded
raistns. a little vanilla or sherry
jeil NAV be added. When the apples
are stuffed cap them with whipped
cream. Or a butterscotch sauce IL
sometimes used and the cream added
afterwards. This makes q rich dish
not 10 be used on the nursery table.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

hL 10 teiepnoue tne
wv Dicky-bIrd when we reach
the city. IL he can. ben
meet Us and ride out with Us"
Harry Underwood took advantage
OF a traffic signal set against him TO
turn around and talk TO me. When
] had given UP the wheel OF the car
TO him at the little town where he
had met u. I had made an excuse
OF fatigue TO give Lillian the oppcr-
tunity to leave me 10 myself and sit
with her husband I'm front i knew
that she was anxious TO tell him OF
Msrion's return to her school, and 30
deeply had they both been absorbed
IN her recital that Mr.. Underwood's
little speech 70 me was the first sign
that he remembered I was Ia the car.
His announcement brought me
back with "a Jolt from the pleasant
RELAXED contemplation OF LIllian's be-
lated happiness IN which / had bssn
indulEing. and confronted me with "a
Troublesome problem. Nividly I re-
membsred Dlcky's ~angsr-real or
pretended. Y could not determine
which--at wha. he termed my lack
Of courtesy in ~neslecting 10 set "a
definite date for Edith Fzirta1's
promised weekend visit to us. Harry
T~ndervocd's gibing upon Dicky's
own fcrgetfulness had s.lenced my
husband for the time. but ! knew
that the question was only put OF.
and suddenly I resolved 70 yield the
point 10 Dicky-
would II take you very much out
or your way 20 20 around by the
ma gazine officer" j asked
i saw Lillian ltft her head quickly.
but she cid not turn toward me Her
husbands eyes. however. were frank
question marks.
"of ceurse not" he said. IF that's
what you want TO DO"
There was dtszpprovai II his voice.
but I ignored IL
.+It vTll 10 better than teiephcn-
inz." ] said with an effort at casual
ness. BESIDES. I want to see Ede
n minute I must find out which
weekend she wants Il visit US"
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Sestsd Tat ] borrow one from the
chop She sz.d sae vas sure Madame
wouldn't mind because Id really Be
show1rx ore CT her best models &c
= group ot her hest customers.
And 90 ! chose a ccat-a Per.
fsctly stunning onel It's Chinese red
with a most luxurious collar CT seal
and deep cuffs OF the seal. The
coat has a slight fuilnsss on ore
side which Is edged with = border
81 seal And Msrjcris's brother Will
certainly SIT I'd and take notes
when i walk In tomorrowl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

disease.
When you are really sick. If you viii recall
it, almost invariably ! say. Consult your family
Doctor" Nobody can go far towards the curing
Of diseases unless a personal examination Is pos
rible. To treat an individual case of illness is
the business Of the trained physician who can
take direct charge Of the patient
1t is my particular job TO keep you away
from sickness. | am striving TO make YOU 1--we
such a life that it won't be necessary to have a
doctor to treat you. My doctor friends won't
worry about this, because they know that very
few indeed of the human family will follow the
path Of hygiene far enough TO escape everything
except the last illness.
have told you about my old friend who was
ALWAYS SAYING, II can resist anything except
+aurtat;ono The trouble with US is that we
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

Come. 1oFIov me, and le1Cs the
tooyId 70 fts babbItH9s.
-DdHte.
TIE damps Of autumn sink
into the leaves and prepare them
for the necessity Of their fall;
and thus insansihly are W.. aH
yearg close around us. detached
from our tenacity OF life hy the
gentle pressure or recorded Eor-
row. Lander.
Genus is n. nlfOdgciios Of new
elercnt into ths Intellectual univrrss.
W oFdsworth.
Ideals are Ike sfcrR. you HllE
not succeed ~ touching them
tctth G0ur hands. bur Ike the er-
f1riH1 men ON the dsssrt or
eaters, you choose them az your
guides. and. folI0LOtn1 them. goR
reach your destiny. -Schurz.
congratulate poor young raen
Upon being born 70 that ancie1t
and honorable degree which
renders II necessary that thsy
should devote themselves 10 hard
work. -Carregie.
ras never much duplicated urfth
these harmless deIusions that tend 10
make "a more happy -G1ldrrilh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Ii | Were
A Girl
BY JACK

WOULD n K o
my home at
~tractive.
Many a man
has lost his
matrimonial in
tsntions " n . n
he saw the sur
GU n dings IN
which the girl
RI his dreams
lived. a man
doesnt care
" n the
chairs IN the
ae-- Afm~M n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Ii | We're
A Man
By JILL

ID know how TO.
play.
i wouldn't Be
cbsessed with
the idea that
life YVES real
and life was
ear n est. and
that unless I
kept my nose
to the grind
stors and my
o ug b I > on
veighty m Z
teFs, i wa be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
.IAW BABIES GREAT
FOR A PARTY, BUT
Young Men Seek Old Fashioned Girls for Wives
Says Winifred Black, as the wild Youth"
Pendulum Swings the Other Way.
By WNIFRED Blaze
too awful for Words"

<fTSNT il too awful for words"
That's what the lady said and she was talking about the
= new generation.
"Gin c-avls, that's what they cal 'em," said the horrified
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
DON'T LET DISEASE
CATCH UP WITH YOU
While You're Well Is the Time to Practice Right
Living and Learn How to Avoid Illness, Warns
DR.. Copeland-Don't Wait Until You Are Sick.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. d.

FORMER Commf5sfoneT OF HeaTth. KtW fOE CHg.
~ Ne Of the things about health that worry me-, Is manknds
e neglect of the accepted things in medicine. When say this,
~ mean preventive medicine. To tell the truth am far less
interested in curative medicine than / am in the prevention Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

fnOV hearing about now TO I've and now % No Ustast Ut V ct
vanite come . the point Of giving up practices which lead . slcAness
- Am | right about this? Do you ever eat a lot more than your
Judgment approves? Do you rob yourself of sleep many a night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

with the boy next door, until the day when
Prince Charming comes along and claims your
heart, you breathlessly close the day with the
"To be continued" line firmly implanted IN your
mind.
Even when the story nears the end, there -
still the delightful thrill of anticipation from day
to day, especially when Love is there beside you
IL help and guide. The greatest serial story of
all-Life--and Loves the authori
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

the newest bob and the last thing IN speedy roadsters and
al jazz and don't care who sees It,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

c-r-fAt. rFs. N-Hrspr r-ssu-. Series r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Measures the Secret of Keeping Good Health
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY Max Trell
The Shadow-C Children Discover
the River Seine In Paris.

A HATS the use OF being "a
w Paris" said KrArf. If you
canlt 10 slEht-sehtnET-'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

<EXTE'RE 70 teIephone the
w Dicky-bird when we reach
the city. IL he can, bell
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

~aI never much drpl-rIrd with
these harmless deIusicns lhas tend 10
make "a more hrpry- -G,ldHniih.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19
Words OF the Wise

Come. TcfIoD me, and Ie1Cs the
tooyId 20 fts babbIiH9s.
-DaHte.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-19

II. II. o.-what do you advise
for b2ckheads?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
Tales of a Wayside Tee
BY GRANTLAND RICE

number of contortions to perform on
his back swing before he could hit the
ball / watched him take his practice
swing, and it was perfect. Recalling
"Nipper" Campbells advice to pupil.
asked him one day why he didn't hit
the ball with his practice swing
I'D like to-" he said, but I can't.
No one knows how have tried. 1 can
take as fine practice swing as any one
in the world. I know what the correct
golf swing is and how to make 1t. But
once that ball is waiting to be hit, 1t is
entirely different, another story in
every way. There Is something l can't
understand that makes me go through
certain motions before ! can take my
shot at that ball"
Some have explained this under the
heading of self-hypnosis. Others have
figured that it Is q subconScious con-
troll gone off the beaten path Self
hypnosis sounds like the most reason
able explanation.
There are many such examples in
golf. and few of them have ever been
cured. Once established, they get be-
yond control. The mental and the psy-
Geological side of golf is so strong that
a habit of this sort is much harder to
cure than some fault in the swing. such
as slice or hook. They seem to dig
SO deeply into the subconscious strata
that they are beyond being dislodged.
The ones thus affected might try some
hypnotic cure through the aid of a
professional hypnotizer. There are times
or cases when nothing else seems to be
Of any help.