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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Pleurisy Not Particularly Serious, Says DR.. Copeland
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
knarf's Efforts 10 Emulate
Indy Result In Failure.
BY Max TreIl

GT5 take an airplane ride.'
suggested Knarf. IAN air.
plans ride" exclaimed Nil.
Hand. Yam and Flor. the other
shadow children with the turned
about names. ron what viii you
take an Airplans ride. silly7"
"Humphg" said Knarf. ION an dir.
plane. OF COURSE"
But where ls your sirplansT'
'Oh. that's easy. You Just find
one. If everyone searches Wen soon
have one"
81 they set about looking. Fly ana
By Knarf found a c~lothes-pin. we
can take an alrpians ride on this"
he announced. They all sat astrids
the clothsspin and tapped their
arms. However. II didn't bulge o
lot II guess its no good for an
aIrplane." said Rnarf.
A few minutes later Knarf discov.
ered a rubber band This In just
the thing" he remarked. They
looped IL around a tw1g and thea
pulled back. ALI at once they shot
into the air. Now we're flying"
cried Knarf 1oyfuIly. Scarcely had
the words left hts mouth than they
dropped into the fireplace. fat on
their noses.
That's all right" Knsrf explained.
"Aii aviators take ose dives" They
sat down on the edge Of n shelf to
rub their noses. nm well nm 20 dater@
mine whether the rest OF their limbs
were still whole. M shadows. you
know. are prone 10 break I'D intd
little pieces. On the shelf was In
elastic ball.
Let's take q balloon ride" said
Knarf. It's eafer."
Are you sure7" they asked doubt.
fully.
"PosItive.'
They all sat atop the ball Knarf
gave Il a shove with his foot and
over the edge they went. Bounce
bounce. bumpity-bumpi They scat.
tered helter-skelter. Nil fell into an
ash tray. Hand rolled under o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
The Home Kitchen
BY JEANETTE YOUNG NORTON
Variety in Vegetables an Aid to Health.

w EGTrABLES are ~vaTiousiy'
" cooked In most families as a
daily addition 10 tina home
menu. The more simply they are
cooked the better. Badly cooked and
winter soaked. they are ~inexcusable
and are upsetting 10 the digestion.
All green vegetables. roots and tubers
should be firm and crisp when put on
90 cook. Old vegetables should %
soaked IN cold water until their
returns; new ones Will crisp
in a few minutez Head vegetables
should be placed In slightly salted
water head down 20 rid them OF bugs
or worms II any are present For he
BEST results nearly all vegetables
should be plunged into hot water.
The exception being green peas.
which should be started I'm cold water
and permitted TO cook very slowly.
All vegetables that grow above
ground should be cooked rapidly and
uncovered. all tina grow below the
ground should be covered and
rocked more slowly. There IS always
~ certain amount az waste In prepar-
ing vegetables. bat where potatoes
and other vegetables must be pared
uaa a sharp vegetable knife and pare
ps thinlv "a possible. In preparing
vegetables for the table remove all
sneaibla portions n serve as attrac,
lively as possible. and hot
Puree Of Cabbage and Potatoes
Peel six potatoes and boil thirty
minutes. drain and mash. Add 10
The potatces A pint Of boiled and
finely minced cabbage. beat In two
heaplng tariespoonfuls or butter.
erlt. pepper and a half pint 81 hot
milk. Cook gently for five minutes
10 heat through and serve
Brussels Sprouts.
Remove outer leaves and trim the
ends OF the sprouts. wash. then add
them TO two quarts 81 boiling water
and a tcaspoonful OF salt and boil
rapidly FOR twenty minutes. Drain
carefully. the add u tablespoonful
ar butter. salt and pepper. and a few
ercpS of lemon Juice. Serve hot.
IL liked. they may be creamed. or a
Nftle minced hroiled bacon may be
added TO a hoilei DRESSING. 70 which
n'so the Juice o. al onion may De
added.
Mashed Turnips.
Pare and slice a large yellow tur-
Mn In au~arter-inch slices and plunge
into boiling water; cook steadily for
twenty minutes. then add two pared
pofatDeE whe the turnip Is very
lender the potatoes VIII be done.
drain. mash together. sdd pepper.
,ait. three level tabiespoonfuis OF
sugar. two hcaping tahlespnonfuls OF
butter. and mix wen with a fork.
Serve hot with the roast IL liked.
two tabicspoOnfuls OF heavy cream
may be added
Crlcriar. kTBh Celery.
Pare the ceieriRc and cut in thin
slices. then hoii until tender. drain
and serve In cream sauce. Or. after
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Loves Awakening
The Heart Story of G
Sfeadf1sf Woman.

BY Adele Garrist

look with which Harry Underwood
was regarding ray husband. and my
W comprshending mirth blotted
out my anger. Tyith the impishness
which always turks In my husbands
soul. he "a endeavoring to "lasso
my goat" rs he himself would have
expressed IT,
IL was an old trick OF his In the
early days OF SUI marriage. but he
had not used Il much in the years
intervening between that time and
the present year. had noticed IL
several times, however. since my en-.
trance into Philip VeritZen's employ.
and could not escape the suspicion
that something more than impIsh-
ness was AZ the root OF his attempts
10 arouse my jealousy.
| mentally thanked Harry Under.
wood for the mirthful look which
had steadied me. and which enabled
me to turn an absolutely unruffled
face to my husband
II hope you don't mean Ede's 20
busy she can't get out this next
week end" I said worriedly. you
know I've been counting on her as
soon as the Brixtons were gone"
Dick In Peeyed.
There was piqued surprise IN
Dicky's eyes. and his tone betrayed
pettlshness as he answered my al
parently hosp!table speech.
You've kept your yearning VERY
successfully to yourself" he said.
Eide doesn't suspect that she's In
vited for this week"
Then you're not n very trust.
worthy messenger. my dear" 7 said
airily. II remember distinctly that
] told you I would expect her the
first week end after the Brixtons
left"
You told me-" Dicky retorted.
but I should think you would have
had the courtesy 10 tell her. You're
he hostess. I've been waiting 10
see
mo. you haven't struck IN
Harry Underwood with his unfaiIing
flair for relieving a strained situa-
ton. You lust plain forgot shat
MadEe told you. and are trying to
stall Don't try 70 pull any cf that
social error stuff when I'm around.
I heard the fair Edith say that
Madge had asked her TO come out
for a week end soon. II she doesn't
know which ne. you're thu one who
needs 10 write TO the etiquette
editor
CONTINUED Tomorrow
cosyrirht. isas. SssEpaDsr F-atuFs s@r-.. In1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

They all SAT aslride the clothespin.r
saucer. Yam. who n plump. 70.
stuck In a thimble. Flor found him
self tangled In q spool OF cotton, ana
knarf was standing on his head mex
70 "a poker. which. oddly enough. wa
standing on It's head. too.
"WhewI" exclaimed the shadows
looking reproachfully nc Knarf. "rYoI
weren't 90 positive after all"
1T was all the balls fault" sais
knarf. 1T shouldn't have bounced
This Is In last airplane ride wal
ever take with YOU" they said.
Just then Knarf gave "a shout
I've found II nc lastl" he cried.
Found what7''
"A Tying machine. Here IL fs.s
And he pointed ~excitedly to a BIT 3
fly-paper. "If you can't fly on fly
paper what can you ny on?" he "a
manded- All YOU do IN step on 4
M away Q 60. ComsI FolIov
YOUTH only get caught" -hay "A
nonsense! retorted Knarf. Y
Just then an old horss-ly a
WIN I ret cauEht7- Knarf ask..
-Oh. no." IL said.
Are o quite certaInT"
" course. I'm quite certain A
replied in a hurt tone or voice. .'Yos
an fool a h~orse-fly." Then Il buzz.
of. ~
Ihat vas enough to nvfn
hnnrf lie sprans on the sly-paper
ana did he flyf What an uueafInr
lie was caught as fast as Won 60
imagine. -
lou can't fool a horse-fly. Bal
you a fool a shadow" remarkss
ne others as they pulled Knarf baci
coDyriEhi. is-s. Newspaper Ysatur. s~ys.. TIM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Some Odd Facts
Lace-makng was invented In

Lace-makng was invented In the
year 1861, AZ st. Annaberg. In
Sa1ony. BY Barbara Uttmann. The
first establishment OF lace manufac-
ture In England In said tc be due to
some refugees from Flanders. who
settled In the village OF Cranfield. In
the west OF the county OF Bedford.
adjoining Bucknghamshire.
Big Ben takes thirty-eight seconds
10 strike twelve o'clock
Gold bullion 10 carried In barrels
eighteen inches high and q foot
across. Each requires two men 20
lift It.
Daventry, OF wireless fame. has
ESQ man more than sixty years old.
This IN a British record for a town
CT s.seo inhabitantA
An varieties Of the cultivated
banana lMuszsapietium) are quite
ssedlees. IL is very rare 10 find
seeds In a pineapple
The rarest doc In the Dobermann
Pinchcr, a German breed. OF which
there ara only four specimens IN
England
The highest authentic speed record
On 4 British railway IL 1913 miles
p~r hour. achIsved on a journey from
Plymouth to Paddirgton In May.
1904. b. the engine City % Truro"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Seen on shave.
BY Florence w. Ross

Earrings I'm all name OF novel
shapes and arrangements are again
claiming their share OF attention.
One pair that created much corn
ment recently was Ia the form OF a
double styled ~horssshoe fashioned
OF sapphires and diamonds. Another
pair was I'm the shape on n modern.
istic grape cluster made or tiny
tubular crystals.
Red velvet seams 10 lead IN the
list OF fabrics for the Increasinviv
popular lounging paiama. Smart
lounEing costumes In every shade
from Chinese rod 10 garnet ara be.
ing displayed I'm the shops. TN "
cases the three-quarter length jacket
fashioned or gold cloth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

ECIStII UtIIUFB THAT 5UC . Ut UIC1 uIU IUaE %
where all the trouble lies.
She Is really q good deal OF q picture, with
her clear brown skin and her soft black eyes
and her brilliant dress Of yellow and blue.
When she is on the porch sweeping and
singing a queer little soft song in her soft
high voice, II Is good TO see her and good to
hear her, too.
What a home-maker she il, how she loves
to sweep and dust and polish and cleani
How she loves TO cook and how she can
cook, what salads she makes, what rossts she
browns, in her shining Overland her biscuits
as light as foam. what q delight they are to
poor souls VINO have to eat in restaurants ard
hottest
She's a beauty lover, too, and how she can
make plants growi She has only to water them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

rarely involved in disease and then only by ex.
tension from fairly remote parts of the anatomy,
The lungs are suspended within a space sur
rounded by chest-bone. ribs and backbone.
They are covered by 3 closely fitting tissue,
called the 'pleura."
This same material lines the inside Of the
cavity. Between this and the pleura-covered
lungs Is an empty space.
Just enough moisture Is provided to permit
che lungs, when they are filled with air, to slide
over the chest walls without friction. Il Is an
admirable arrangement. allowing deep breathing
without consciousness Of the inflated air cells.
Unfortunately, we are so situated that we
cannot escape upsets in Natures wise plans.
Among other ailments we are liable to have Is
an inflammation of this delicate membrane.
Then tharo ia trnuhIa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

around which they bind a coiored
veil so that the ends hang down
their backs with their long plzits Of
black hair.
have said that among the No
sairis the men were the philosophers
Tor than that. they are the only
ones TO whom the strange religion
OF the tribe Is open. And. incident
ally. n Nosairis are peculiarly ret
icent about their religion. There are
no churches. no mosques. no places
OF worship. No muezzin TO call the
good folks 10 prayer. as I'm MoslcTn
countries When the men wish to
pray they 70 orr into the woods with
their shelkh. and there. secure from
all intruders. they perform their
rites This privilege OF prayer is
reserved for the initiates. and no
woman may ever attain this estate.
A strange people. the Nosair4s. but
kindly interesting race and
which has remained unchanged for
many centuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Advice to Girls
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ | met a girl a few weeks ago
whose beauty Immediately drew
nay affection toward her.
Since than | have been unable
70 see her outside OF passing her
on the street.
would like q get a date with
ner. but have been unable TO set
up courags enough To ask her.
Just how would you 20 about
Ut INTERESTED.
INTERESTED: The only way
l. can advise you Il to ask the girl
Interested II you haven't sufficient
courage TO stop and talk to hel
when you meet her on the street
call her up ana invite her to tbs
theatre or ask permission TO call
That's about the bAst advice I car
give you and here's wishing you
luck,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- am q young man who would
Ike to know about q girl with
whom l have been Keeping com
pany. She treats me uice when
am with her. but she does not
give me all the dates I ask for.
AJAX for only two dates q week.
but I only get one.
Shall I keep asking for more
dates or should I discontinue see
ms herr HOPELESS.
HOPELESS: Take the gifts tina,
IA the gods give. Hopeless II
the girl 10 so popular that she can
only see you onc each week.
should think you'd be happy 10
know that YOU could see her even
then. In time she may learn 10
care for you and allow you 20 call
o often. But don't try to force
your attention on her. for this NAV
turn her against YOU And don't
lose heart
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ am a girl IN my teens and
uke q boy two years nv aanfor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

adding the a sauce and seasoning
OF butter. pepper. salt and a little
sugar. put into n buttered baking
dish. sprinkle with grated cheese and
brown lightly in the oven before
serving.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

A Truly Feminine Frock of Velvet
and Chiffon.
FNo scar boyish and reckless and
. trifls hard has come TO De
recognized as being q bit pssss
oid-fashioned In fact. but lust how
oid-fashioned can only be sppreci.
stcd when the newest frocks. now
being shown In the midseaeon col
lections. are contrasted with those or
\ Few years ago. GentleneSs and
sweet seriousness breathe throughout
these new fashions.
The gown illustrated here Il OF
garnet velvet cut on extremely
youthful lines. with the utmost sim.
plcity. but brave in its flowing chif.
fon treatment-and smart in is use
Of extra wide cuffs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
LIFE OF
THE PRICE SHE PAYS
Tragic Mistake Of This Charming Brown Woman
Who Shuns Her Own People, Arouses the
Pity of Winifred Black.
By WINIFRED BLACK

Yy HE Brown Woman is lonesome.
She doesn't say il. but she looks it and she acts it, poor
= soul
She wishes she weren't a Brown Woman. and she tries to make
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

} very much. Now. I am sure he
likes me Just as much. but he just
flies off the bat al most every
little thing without Eve waiting
for an explanation. Do you think
that he Is showing his love for
me by always getting ~jealousf lie
also doesn't think II Is right for
me o 60 with other fellows be-
cause ! go with him. Please give
me your advice on this.
ANXIOUS
A NXIOUS: No. I don't think ns
"A 10 showing much affection,
Anxious. In fact. he In acting IN
rather a selfish manner. He has
no right to attempt to limit your
friendships with other young men,
unless you ars engaged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

opinions ! have no respect.
-Gibbon.
The man Uho has nor cru.
thiH0 10 boast OF but his tlIua.
trsoHs ancestors IL IKE a no.
tdfo-fhe only good BELONGING
70 Rim - underground.
-OUcTblry-
Behavior W the theory az
manners practically applied.
--Necker.
life. No.
HapPtHess grotrs aI our otru
tTesides, and 10 not 20 BE- picked
IA ssraHgers' gardens.
-JerroId.
Some people have n perfeLR
genius for doing nothing. arM
doing Il assiduously. Y
Halliburton.
The Ase Of Romsncs has not ceased:
Y never ceases: u does mol. * ~- rh;bk
"a Il. W much 10 very senlibly decline.
Carlyle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
| Answers to Health Queries

X. e. al am inclined 20 be
stout but my iegs are not developed
would rubbing them with cocoa
butter be Of any benefit7
A.-Possibly. Exercise would be
most helpful-running. brisk walking,
dancing. jumping. skating. swim.
ming-should all bring about I'm.
provement
NJ O. o.-What treatment Is al.
vised for hay fevsr7 Are there any
sections in the East where this
trouble In minimized7
A.--Careful examination OF the
nasal passage viii disclose whether
Or not there 10 an obstruction or
catarrhal condition causing tn e
symptoms. Serum treatment should
be helpful II the trouble is merely
due 10 Irritation. caused by some
flower or weed Seashore IN perhaps
best-any locality where there Is an
absence Of flowers and grasses to
any great extent
Copyright. is2s. Ssssospss ess,aTs ssvies. tse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

The slippery momOrane becomes sticky. One membrane. instead
OF sliding over the other as it should. may become attached to II Some
part of the tissue covering the lungs becomes adherent to the lining
OF the ribs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ l am engaged TO a boy whom
l have been going with for two
years. We were 20 be married
Christmas. Now he says we can't
be married because he doesn't
make enough money and also has
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
REAL DANGER LIES
IN COMPLICATIONS
Extra Precautions in Guarding the Health Are
Necessary After an Attack of Pleurisy-
Suggestions for Its Treatment.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. d.

Former Commissioner OF Hcdrh. Nep York City.
MATURE planned the chest 10 that the heart and lungs might be
| y protected against accident Placed deep In this cavity
and remote from the outer world. these vital organs are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Minute JOURNEYS
By TEMPLE MANNING

Women OF the Nosairis, Strange Tribe OF Syria, Are Not Per-
miued to Take Part in Religious Ceremonies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08
Words of the Wise

| never make the mistake OF
arguing with people for whose
opinions ! have no respect.
-Gibbon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

cines. viii hasten recovery. II the
effusion Ia extensive. 10 may be nee.
essary to puncture the chest wall TO
drain away the fluid.
This In the simple story or a most
uncomfortable but. fortunately, not
particularly serious disease. II in
necessary in every case. however, to
guard the health for some time after
recovery from the acute symptoms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-08

EGErABLES are variously'
W cooked in most families as a
daily addition 20 ths home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-05
WOMAN IS INDICTED
IN MACON Staying
Rooming House Owner Accused as
Accessory-Painter Faces
Murder Charge.
BY the Associated Press.

Dy Jle Associated Press
MACON, Ga, June S. Mrs. Sarah
Elizabeth Powers, 71-year-old rooming
house proprietress. and Earl Manches-
ter, 2l-year-old painter. yesterday were
indicted by a Bibb County grand jury
for the Staying of James w. Parks, Is
year-old Atlanta printer, just one week
after his body was found on a river
bank here. The State charges Parks
was slain so Mrs. Powers could collect
$4,000 life insurance she carried on
him.
The white-haired rooming house pro-
prietreSs was indicted as an accessory
before the fact" of murder and the
youth for murder Solicitor General
Charles H. Garrett announced after the
true bills were returned that the pair
would be brought to trial during the
week of June II.
Due to the difference in the charges,
Solicitor Garrett said they would be
tried separately. Manchester probably
being brought before a jury first. Both
offenses are capital crimes in Georgia.
Police after the first disclosure of the
alleged insurance plot" announced they
had evidence that Mrs. Powers had
planned several other crimes and that
they believed she had collected policies
on two men, but so far have not an
nounced definite progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-05
CEREMONY Is PLANNED
FOR APPROVAL OF PACT
Ratification of Treaty With Papal
State to Be Marked by
Solemnity.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ROME, June 5.-Giornale DItalia,
usually most reliably informed on for
eign Office affairs, yesterday said that
preparations for exchange of ratifica-
ton of the lateran accord between Italy
and the Vatican were practically COM
plete.
Premier Mussolini was said to have
received last night Attorney Francesca
Pacelli, one of the signerS Of the agree
ment last February, and went over with
him the program to which the premier
wishes to give the most solemn char
acter. 1t was generally understood that
the date chosen was Friday, but it
may be retarded. The newspaper Pic
colo learned that the exchange would
take place at the VeneZia Palace after
publication of the accord in the Italian
official gazette.
1t was understood that the Vatican's
first official act would be to open the
famous bronze door which has remain
ed partly closed for SO years as a symbol
of the self-imprisonment of the Popes.
1t is planned to throw the famous
portal wide open for the return of Car
dinal GaSpari, papal secretary of state.
from the signature ceremony, while the
Swiss guard stands at salute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-05
GYPSIES TELL FORTUNE
One Rifles Bank Cage as Other Pre-
diets Teller's Future.

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, June 5 Up.
Two Gypsy women outWitted the
teller of a banking house in Depew,
near here, yesterday afternoon and es-
capped with several hundred dollars.
While one Of the women was said to be
telling the fortune of j. Christian
Krehl, teller, the other made her way
into the cage and scooped up all the
money in sight. The pair made their
getaway in gray sedan, which sped off
in the direction of Buffalo.