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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred LiSsner re-
turned Sunday after a three weeks
visit to points in north Texas,
spending several days in Dallas at
tending the state fair.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J.. Elliot Of FL
dorado. Kansas arrived in Donna
last week and arc experimenting
the packing and shipping Of the
fruit from their orchard.
Mrs. Dora Hansen formerly OF
Donna. but now residing in San
Francisco, Cal. arrived Saturday
and will spend some time here
transacting business and visiting
friends.
Mr.. and lry. A. o. OF Dundee.
MINI. arrived Sunday and plan
to spend the winter here.
Mrs. j. F. Thomson, chairman
Of the committee On young peoples
work OF the Methodist church. re-
turned from San Antonio Sunday
where she attended the meeting
OF the West Texas Methodist Con-
ference.
Dr. A. F. Laird returned Sunday
from Chicago where she has been
for the nast ten days on a business
and pleasure trip.
Bradford Carr formerly Of Dom
ma. but now residing IN California
arrived Wednesday and will spend
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl w. Turner and
MRS. and Mrs. ". c Jones returned
Monday from ingsville where
they spent the weekend.
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Baptist Women
Welcome Pastor

Special welcome was extended to
the new pastor Of the Baptist
church. Rev. Smith. and his wife
by members Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society at the regular bust
ness and social meeting Monday
afternoon at the church.
Mrs. ID. S. Leftwitch lead devo-
tionals. using as her subject the
topic. Holding Forth the Word Of
Light"
Following the program. members
Of Mrs. Groom's group served re-
freshments to about 25 members.
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Hope Chapter
Initiates Three

Hope chapter Of o. Z. S. held in
itiation ceremonies Tor thres new
members following the regular bust
ness meeting Monday night at the
hall. A large representation OF
members was present, and in adj
dition, ten visitors from out-of-
state chapters. Refreshments we're
served following the initiation.
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Auxiliary Ends
Mission Study

Completing the study Of the book
on foreign missions, The Church
In China" members Of the Women's
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church
held q double meeting Monday af-
tern0on at the church. The study
was preceded by an executive board
meeting at 2:30 and a regular busi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

@Atss sam huSnSt0n was made pI
coming officers r as follows: Mrs.
v. L. Conrad, vice president; Mrs.
:. =. Walters, recording secretary;
MIS-. z. A. Sterling. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. r. <. Green, treas
urer, reelected; superintendents
urer. reelected; supeintendents
cniloren's work, Mrs. McKinsey;
young people. Mrs. w. r. Jones.
reelected; mission study. Mrs. NJ.
l. Love, reelected: publicity, Mrs.
,. Q. Graham; sovial service, Mrs.
.. r. Easterly; supplies, Mrs.
Fred Barton and local work. Mrs.
j. X. Bull.
a large attendance was present
and the election of officers follow
Cd the regular business session.
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Intentions Filed

None.
Marriage licenses issued: Jesus
Torres and Guadalupe Maldonado,
CarraCitos Ranch: LongIno Ortiz
and Elena Ramirez, Harlingen;
Juan :. Garcia and Manuela Cor
tez, Los Fresnos; Jose Lopez and
Matiana OlmoS, BROWNSVILLE g. r.
HOnea and Ada Russell. Tn Feria,
and jose Perez and Conception
Rodriguez, FL Solado.
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The masculine manner Is out
The feminine personality Is in.
Let Us all join in singing.
"Hal-le-lu-jahl"
Now we can be sure we are seeing what We
think we are seeing.
Do you know the big silvery globes they
have in some of these old~fash;oned amuse-
ment parks, where you 20 10 feed the swans,
and shoot the chutes? Don't you know the big
oval balls that stand on a pedestal and make
you look 50 queer that you can't help laughing
to save your life? Well for the last five or six
years. every time ] have looked out of the
window onto a crowded street, / felt a. II I
were looking into one Of those silver distortion
mirrors.
And I couldn't help laughing I really
couldn't.
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MAKES YOU LOOK
YEARS YOUNGER!

The skin Of youth lies IN every box
of new wonderful MELLD-GLO
Face Powder. The purest powder
made-its color is passed by the
y. >. government. No pastineSs,
flakineSS or irritation. A new
French process makes it spread
more smoothly and prevents large
pores. No more shiny ncBes-it
stays on longer. Use MELLO- CLIO.
-Cisneros Drug StoreS.-Adv.
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Mrs. c. L. Brundrette entertain
ca Wednesday afternoon with a
party at school for her daughter,
Noyelia. on her seventh birthday.
Guests Tor the afternoon were her
classmates and teachers of the
first grade.
Halloween decoration were at
tractlEeiy arranged about the room
and caps and favors were pre-
scented to each guest. A large birth
day cake decorated In Halloween
colors was cut and served with
other corrections to about thirty.
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MAN DRAWS FINE

Pablo Muniz was fined S63.3O bv
Justice Of : e Peace Fred Kow-
alski Monday ate hearing the
case In which Muniz was charged
with reckless driving.
Muniz was returning from the
La Paloma dance Sunday night
when arrested b. Constable .Tohn
Martin. o
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Menus
9he do

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Cranberry Mold With Meat
Menu for Dinner
Sliced Roast Pork and Drowned
Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage Salad
Apple Shortcake Hard See
Coffee
Cranberry Mold, Serving Eight
leftover can be stored IN the Ice
box
? cups cranberrie5 2 cups sugar
2 cups water
Look Owe the berries and remove
all stems. Add the water and cook
in a covered pan until the skins
burst. Add tie sugar and boil for
Y minutes. Pour into a glass dish.
Cool and chill. UnmouId.
This i a Iellied cranberry sauce
and blends well with meats, fish
and fowl.
Apple Shortcake, Serving Eight
2 cups 4 tablespoons
flour lard.
4 teaspoon baking I egg
powder IL cup milk
l tablespoon sugar or water
ID teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons
butter.
Mix the flour. baking powder,
sugar and salt. Cut In the lard with
a knife. Add the egg and milk.
When a soft dough forms, divide
1t In halves and pat out each half
until Ia inch thick. Place one of
the halves { a Toured pan, spread
with the butter and top with the
other half. Bake for 10 minutes in
a moderate oven. Separate the lay
ers and add portions OF the apple
filling. Replace the top and serve
warm or cold.
Apple Filling
2 cups sliced APP 4 teaspoon Gin
pies namon
"a teaspoon salt
! cup water 2 tablespoons
butter
2-3 cup sugar ! tablespoon
flour
Mix the apples and water. Cook
for 6 minutes in a covered pan.
Blend the rest Or the ingredients.
Add to the cooked apples and
cook for 2 minutes.
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RITE MEET

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. SIT
The annual reunion q Scottish
Rite Free Masonry opened here TO-
day with "a program cf degree WORK
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Hard Sauce
4 tablespoons Ia teaspoon
butter cinnamon
2 tablespoons lem Is teaspoon
OH juice salt
2 tablespoons hot 1913 crp5 Elft-
cream ted c~onfectiOu-
1-2 teaspoon van ers sugar
lila
Mix the ingredients and beat. Let
stand for 3 minr.es and beat for /
minute. Chill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

Mrs. Herbert McDermott and
Mrs. S. Crutcher were hostesses TO
the Woman's club Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. McDerm-
OFT. The rooms were attr.ctively
decorated with bright co1ored
flowers.
Mrs. Geo. Bear as chairman gave
a very interesting talk on japanese
art, vases, satsumas. etc. Mrs. l..
NJ. Davis presented the worlds
twelve greatest pictures, in a very
charming manner. Eighteen re-
Sponded TO roll call on noted art
galleries and museums. A salad
course was served.
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FL Jardin PIT. A.
to Present Play

Rapid progress Is being made on
rehearsal bv the FL Jardin P. 7. a.
members for the presentation OF
Deacon Dubbs," a lively comedy
drama by Walter Ben Hare. The
play is to be presented at III Jard-
in school Fridaj evening, Nov. 8.
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ness session Of the auxiliary al
$3.50.
The last three chapters OF this
book were studied. MRS. Glenn Land
rcth presiding. Lesson topics were
discussed by Mrs. George Smith,
Mrs. j. II. Batsell and Mrs. E. r..
Day.
Home missions will be the next
study OF the auxiliary, the text book
to be The Crowded Way" About
40 members attended the MONDAY
meeting. Circles OF the auxiliary
will hold meetings next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

People thought it was my sunny disposition and some thought
Il was really time for my friends to call a consultation OF doctors
for me, but il wasn't my brain, it was the queerlooking people walk
ing up and down, like creatures in a nigh%nare.
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Methodist Society
Elects New Officers

cid by members Of the Methodist
ear at the regular business meeting
frs. Willie a. George, president, pre-
nails we're led by Mrs. red Trimbie.
asident of The society and other in
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Society Calendar
Wednesday

Self Culture Club with Mrs. M
r. Hall
Wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Mrs. Burt T.. Hinklsy Jr.
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7HE DZ1NPLED GIRL IS
BACK IN STYLEAGAN
Famous Writer, Likening the Dieted, Long-Striding
Miss of Recent Years to a Distorted Mirror
Reflection, Welcomes Back the Girlish Girl.
By wINIFRED BLACK

HE short skirt is out.
The long skirt is in.
The boyish figure is out
The girish figure is in.
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Nil the apples and water. Cook
for 6 minutes in a covered pan.
Blend the rest OF the ingredients.
Add to the cooked apples and
cook for 2 minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

annual election Of officers We,
missionary society for the ensuin
Monday afternoon at the church.
SIDED during the session and devoi
Mrs Sam Htsrhcton vro~ mad,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
County Court Term
Adjourned For Week

The county court nc law has adj
tcurned until Monday at which time
aivil jury cases will be taken up.
Little business had been transacted
this week. The case of the Central
Power & Light cmopany vA Thee
A. Swanson. ct al. has been dis
missed.
The cases OF DR.. w. N, Spohn w.
III. u. Stockton, et oil. and Edw.
Kretz vs.. WEIGH Motor company
have been continued by agreement.
The following are docketed 70 SO
to trial next week: D.. T. WEIGH VS.
Il. j. Clay, ct Ill. Standard Accident
Insurance Co. of Detroit vs. I. G..
Tuseth. &c. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico Railways vs.. L. 4. Snavley,
Eagle Furniture stores vs. Valley
decorators Inc, wv. y. Adams VS.
Waiter T.. Chambers. ct al, Nathan
Powell vs.. wv. T. Robbins, Herren
Realty Co. VS.. A. M. McLeiland, w.
III. Robbins VS. John Monte Valley
Finance Corp. VS.. g. Q. Daniel and
q. "A. Nietert VS. O.. >. Thornton
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$500 Liquor Bond
For San Benito Man

EEeuuiel Cortez OF San Benito
was bound over to the federal grand
jury in bond of $500 Thursday hy
u. y. Commissioner Y. TX. Goodrich
ON liquor charges.
At the preliminary hearing. Luke
Waters. chief OF police at SAN Be-
nito, testified TO finding two quarts
or habanero. two quarts of wine
and one quart Of Canadian Club
whiskey me Curtez' home being call
ed there to quell a disturbance.
Cortez pleaded not guilty. Bond was
made.
The defendant waH represented by
Fausto YturTia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

joseph X. Grunoy IS the big voice Of the manufac-
turers Of Pennsylvania. He is president Of their as
S~ocSation. he Is the campaign fund raiser of their
association. His influence is akin to. that Of a die
iator, ne IS a very able and far seeing individual. he
makes and unmakes governors and senator's and for
90 years he has been the king of high tariff lobby in
the city Of washington.
ale was called before the senate lobby investigating
unlnittee and what he had to say was said straight
rom the Grundy shoulder. He had raised 100000
NF ce Hoover campaign in his state and 100000
fr the Coolidge drys four yeals age. He said he paid
bu his expenses while in Washington and he had
tpent $4,000 this year alone.
- very bold and very picturesque individual is
Joseph r. Grundy. He said his occupation was man
lfacturing. He visited Washington to see that the
republican platform which was endorsed by the man
date Of the people was enacted into law. This was
not all. he said he was the author OF the tariff
resolution incorporated in the platform Of the re-
publican party in Tea and ne was proud Of 1t. There
are very able men members Of the senate lobby
committee. They did not get very far with the fox
Ike Grumpy. He fatty said the foreigner pays the
tariff tax and the American consumers "wiII never
know there has been an increase In the tariff"
Regardless OF all the piff1e. King Grundy said
American consumers are voters. they voted the re-
publican ticket, they assisted in placing republican
presidents IN power and "the mandate Of the people
IS the lay of the land" Now what are the consumers
going 10 90 about H2 Grumpy speaks Tor Pennsyi-
vania. He speaks for the manufacturers Of Penn
~sylvania. He speaks for the men Of might and the
men OF millions. In iawmaking he sees to Il that
those whom he represents are given the limit Of
governmental favor and protection
II Perhaps the WHEAT growers viii organize along the
ane line. Perhaps the cotton growers viii come out
their sleep Of years and organize. Organizations
Presented by the Joseph r. Grundys OF American
Politics get what they want. They know how to
get IL.
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Mrs. Perkins Will Co
to Registrars Meet

Mrs. Louise Perkins, registrar uf
the Brownsville Jr. college, Is making
preparations to attend m conference
OF registrars in Austin Nov. IL and
N.
The conference Ia being staged 10y
the Texas branch Of the American
Association OK Colleges
J. r. Reed, Inspector praised the
work or Mrs. Perkins highly after
q visit here recently.
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p %

OAALLA AA&@
When Roy came by Rosalie's
counter the next morning she walk
ed down to the end away from Ann
50 that she might thank him for
the flowers.
With naive confidence she whis-
pered:
1--WE saved up enough money TO
buy q new dress. new hat and new
shoes. Won't that be grand2'
He had never see her In any
thing but the shiny black satin,
which. OF course. he had thought
quite unsuitable to ker years and
type.
interest.
aOh, I don't know" she sighed.
happily. Il only have three that !
q wear In Philadelphia. My grad
uation dress-it's white with little
rosebuds-mother made IT, And
this one and my green ensemble
that burlesQue actress who loaned
me the money 10 come here gave
me. She gave me my black hat,
too"
THAT was very nice Of her, wasn't
it?" he replied, with a great show
" interest. by the way, we just
got some sumptuous ones in on the
fifth floor today-blue, the color OF
your eyes-and they're only Sl4-oO.
Can you 90 that high?'
Just about" RoSalie calculated
swiftly. But I can't buy my shoes
here. There's another store down
the street that has nice ones for
e3.e8. Are there any hat bargains
in the store?"
He told her who to ask for where
they we're closing out summer felss
az 80.
Ann watched them slyly and
would have given her eye teeth TO
know what they were talking about
SO socially. But she would not ask.
Some day Resale would tell her-
II she knew anything about women!
MARITIME had seen the dialogue
between Roy and Rosalie and how
they had smiled and talked IN such
an old-friend's manner. That was
not what ne wanted. He would have
TO find out about 1t. NO woman
could keep her mouth shut If she fell
in love with a man, and Roy was
mo SLOUGH OF q locker" ne told
Sprinty Flynn later in the day
Ann went with Rosalie 10 PICK
out her ensemble at lunch time.
They had grabbed sandwiches ana
swallowed them down almost at one
gulp.
They had selected an adorable en-
semble with short coat TO match
and II blended with RO5alie's eyes
uncannily. When they found a hat
exactly the same shade with a cum
ming buckle Of silver, Rosalie was
jumpy with excitement.
Now, when would Roy ask her out
again, so that she could show him
how wonderful she lookedl Even tine
S3.Q8 shoes she rushed out to buy
when she was through work were
almost exactly the same shade.
She looked like a poppy little blue
bird about 70 take wing.
] Rosalie pTcened herself In the
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Fails to Make Bond
On Forgery Charge

Harry Warner. who was bound
over to the grand jury I'm $1,000
bond on forgery r,arges following
a preliminary hearing before I, ST.
ice OF the Peace B. T.. CAIN has
failed to make bond.
Warner was taken into custody
by 1t. Of Police John Armstrong
and turned over 10 Constable John
Martin. He Is alleged to have forg-
ed a $1,000 check against the Pal
mez Hat factory for which con-
Germ he formerly worked.
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COTTON
ALMA SIOUX @ZH31oT z-,a~~
ewu4Mu aScmun~AH~AaA

was the first time murder had ever
entered her heart.
Roy, paying a surprise visit 10
Resale to see her new outsit-met
MARITIME ON the stairs. when he
saw the suitcase MARITIME smiled,
~perturbed:
III got a friend moytn' on the
third floor. What you dom here7+
CTO BE CONTINUED
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Today's Horoscope
Star Lore
VISIT AN OBSERVATORY

BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
All who may have m opportunity
TO visit an observatory and look
through an equatorlally mounted
telescope, are urged by the writer
TO do 80. Such u visit usually af-
fords an occasion. not only to view
objects OF interest I'm the heavens,
but also 70 listen to q valuable dis
cussion by a man thoroughly ex-
perienced with telescopes and fam
lliar with astronomy. 1t gives one
a thrill TO actually behold the Bplen-
doris Of the universe at the eyepiece
or q telescope--the Moon. the bril-
liant crescent Of Venus. the belts
OF Jupiter. the rings OF Saturn. the
ring nebula In Lyrag These do for
a starter.
tM0re Tomorrow
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new clothes In the evening and when
she went down and showed Mother
Murphy her ears burned with flat
terry. She even called the cook to
witness the Transformation, and
said proudly:
Sure, colleen, and ven be afther
loadin' me hcase down with flowers
till all the neighbors viii be askin'
where has the funeral been, II the
byes sees ye lookin' like a blue an
gel"
When she had gone the cook
sighed piously:
sure, It's meself fears the colleen
is too good lookin' for her own
good"
Mother Murphy spoke up. shorp-
ly:
"Fie on We, AnnieI It's a bit OF
jealousy eatin' at ye. My colleen
can take care OF hersilf.'
She had been calling her my
colleen" for several days and bragg
ing to the neighbors about her IT.
tie Hedging that was so scnmart
and so pretty that every time
| Rosalie passed along the street they
stuck their heads out OF the WIN
dowS.
Rosalie was standing on her tip
toes admfring herself, every uimpie
doing its best to Guido the other
when MARITIME knocked on the door.
Come in" she called. gayly.
When she saw who Il was ner
expression changed and her mana
went to her heart.
He looked her over from head 70
foot-his teeth barred In his yello,
hateful grin.
Don't be scared. sister. ] walk
ed up like / always do. Nobody
let me in"
How did you get in7"
He Tipped a key In his hand
II had one made--tust In case
I need the s~uitcases in q hurry
and no one was at home"
He could slip Up on the stoop
and look into the hall and come
UP without anyone ever seeing him.
Mother Murphy wa. seldom In that
part OF the house unless the door
bell rang. 1t made RoSalie's blood
cold to think OF II. Maybe size could
put q bolt on her door. He right
even come In when she was sleep
ing.
MARITIME looked her over. admir-
ingiy.
swell new buds, Ell? Andrews
buy EN- for your"
Il saved my money" she told him
angrily. Why should Roy Andrews
buy me clothes2"
"Oh. he's got a great, big heart
for little girls" MARITIME winked at
her. slyIy. He likes them young
and dlmply. But" his manner
changed then. You got TO stop
seem him. Some Of these DAYS
you'll 60 blabbin' somethin' and itTl
just be too bad for both Of you"
Resale recoiled nc his threat. She
feared for Roy then more than for
herself.
Wou1du 10 MIN any
harm? ! swear I won't tell him
about the suitcases-or ANYTHING.
You can do anything you like 10
me III 7 do
Thanks for the offer" Martinc
answered. sarcastically, but IL
amt necessary To tell me what
can do. I'm tellin' YOU. STOP
seem him. it's against ms washes
Resale began to CRY in terror,
Ee strobe to her and shook her arm
savagely:
Cut itl Think X want anyone e
come In here and find you an M
here and you cryin'? Shut upl I'm
tellin' you. II you do rs I say moth.
in win hurt you or your sweet
papa But IL you don't
He left the threat hansing owe,
her head and stopped and took
one OF the ~suitcascs from under the
bed. Turning at the door he smiled
at her again-and suddenly she
had . Wild desire to KIN him. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

Prison farm cotton figures as given by Gen. Mgr.
W. r. Mead should appeal to the Texas taxpayers
Cotton yield Of tine farms viii drop from S70o bales in
to approximately 5000 bales this year. This will
Aean at 1917 cents the cotton crop will yield about
500. as compared with s7s3.0O0 for the crop Of
less than one-third the revenue Of that year.
20 the prison system ran approximately $780,
nd its cost Of operation. This despite the
cotton crop Of the year and the higher
an VIII be obtained for the crop OF 1929.
cad credited the two-thirds failure Of the
Us 10 spring floods that overflow much Of
lands. Now why should the prison farms
Ia the overflow districts Why should
e Texas be taxed for the npkeep Of q
peen a disastrous failure for years
wmakers and this for the people
hk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

H The baby ta q nursing baby, che Hymptom
ID likely 10 be due to the mothers own condition
and especially 10 her diet. The young mother
eats heartily Of miIk-produeing foods in order
ta assure an abundant supply Of ncurinhHhent
for the child. This change from her accustomed
Diet may result In constipation for che uothar.
Thin Ann turn causes constipation Inn tha baby
There Is ne doubt u the Relationship.
liz shis is che cause of baby'R trouble sha
mother In called upon to ruarrnnge her wwn @1@G
During warm weather il must include Ter -
green vegetables and fresh and stewed fruits
she should drink water Abundantly between
meals. A calm and even stata cf mind. w1h VIC
the health, promote the digestion and. thus val
lm --~h - mwmwmmA mmmAfffmmm which cause @@m~