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The Kusko times., 1930-12-20
Takotna,;. ss.asE a. J. .Dsee embes 20. ,lS30.
TAKOTNA AsCHRISTMAS DOINGS t,
 WERE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED

chrsstnasz day doings in Takotna, :axsSs,all in all, were a most pro- nounosd success. The weather was especialy agreeable, and there were quite 2 few. visitors on hand to enjoy the festivities.
 Coming first of, aH was the enter ment given by the pupils of the Ia kotna school, which started on sched- uled time at |. 8 o'clock Wednesday night.
 In the rear, of the hall new stage, curtained in white and fittingly decor ated, had been erected, the carrying out of the exercises from which added effectiveness and nicety to the whole proceedings. Tie program rendered was an excellent one, in which each participant did we'll The selections were mainly of Christmas nature. we'll chosen and adapted for the one to, play the part, in the rendering of which much credit was reflected upon and acfordedstM iss 3fsetna Marie sAndor- soh, teNchsr ffTakotna school. vho: also presided at.the piano.
 Following. j~as the program:
 1. Silent Night ..................:... School ?. Recitation, @Welcome"
 Vesta Chilstrom
 Recitation, "Dolly's FalP'
 Viola Chilstrom
 4. Adeste Fidelis ~ Monograph 5. How the Fairies Play.4 Girls 6. The Palms ....-.-.... Monograph '. 7, Dance, Chimes of Dunkirk-..-
 Vesta and Velma Chilstrom 8. Recitation, A Christmas Di-
 lemma- --..---.-....-.-.- Betty Taylor 9. Dance, Bleking .,.-.--..-.. 10, Midnight Clear .........-. School II. Recitation, "The Strange
 Child's Christmas". Elsie Rieck
The Kusko times., 1930-12-20

Ed Nollette, Yankee creek, was a Wednesday arrival.
The Kusko times., 1930-12-20

Are, you a Kgsko. Times subscriber 2 Why not5?, ! -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

BROOM HOUSE, s1s ACRES. 250 FEET OF
mac River, miles wide; fine ducking. fsb-.
ing, rowing; good roads; 800 yards from RI.
station, 80 miles from Washington; nrice
$3.50 Also 140 acres of good young rrowe
ing timber: nearby: $225o, or will exchange
GRUVER, Evansville 55-W. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR s OR ROOM
prick houses, reasonably priced, white or
eoiored; Prefer clear property or subject 70
franklin 1878. 1103 Vt. ave. NV.
l WANT OR r. HOUSE FROM OWNER;
price must be right; give location. Address
Box 85-K, Star office.
SEVERAL GROOM HOUSES IN NICE NE
pay all cash.
49,. METROPOLITAN REALTY Co.
Met oO66. 1929 VT. Ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

FREPARE FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION
1900 lots for SIS, $500 and $500 lots for si25:
Just 80 Of them, miles from Annapolis on
south River l hour from District line ex-
cellent roads. Lots 60x84 to 100 feet. The
SUBDIVISION has beautiful water front and
me ooat harbor; Sand-bottom river AFFORDS
wonderful bathing; boating, fishing, GRABBING
ana All saltwater sports. To white oniy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

Y ACRES, 720-Fr. FRONT ON SOUTH
River, near bay; 7-r. and b. home, cleo, fine
haroor; "a miles from city; bars. Pot 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
RENT-STORES

2sI3 NJ ST. NW--LARGE. NEW. DEsiR-
able store, with .S-room and bath apartment
ABOVE suitable for any business; one Of the
most desirable stores in best location in
GSSeo!setown. j. LEO KOLB, 1897 Wis. ave.
STORE IN EXCELLENT BUSINESS BLOCK.
ness. Call Georgia 2762-W
III 4th NW.-STORE, r., B, ELFC. SOS 90
5599SS n st; n.w.-Store, r.. b., cleo. 900
lS9l ga st. s.w.-.Store, IL r. b., gas. 5000
4S3 41z ST. s.w.-Store. S rms, water 80 so
JAMES p. SHEA
643 Ia Ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
J. LEO KOLB,
923 New York AV
- ~--.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

REFINED COUPLE AND CHILD OF EIGHT
for Summer. Give fun information. in
Guiding accessibility to stores. churches
school and TRANSPORTATION to Patent once.
state price to satisfactory tenant. refer
ences high class. Address Box 216-M, Star
ONCE.
DETACHED or sEMI-DETACHED, IN GOOD
location; preferably oil burner; must be rea-
sonable. Full details requested Address
Box l8S-M, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

SOUTHERN MARYLAND-IDEAI WATER
'front.' and State road estates at bargains:
improved farm and reclaimed land next 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

LOG CABIN SHACK FOR SALE ON POTO-
mac River Va. side, above Fletcher's; two
rooms. partly furnished, open hrepIace
screened, spring water; reasonable; som
cash. Call Georgia 3391-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

PINEHURST- oN-THE-BAY. the unusual
on sn front toad wrs for oe
pany. III s. Frederick St. Baltimore, Nd.
BEVERLEY BEACH ON cHESAPEAKE BAY;
c ciS sandy beach, boat harbor. ETC.; Cen
tiles only Stucco bungalow on lot bOxl5O,
t2,675; $3.50 cash, balance building loan, S3S
mo- which includes taxes and insurance
5l08 Park pI: NV. Columbia 1880. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
The Time to. Buy Is Now.
The Place to Buy is In
FOXHALL VILLAGE.

Nationally and internationally known as
the most beautiful Of Americas group home
Model Home 1905 44th St. west side.
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.
Drive out Que st. to Wisconsin ave, north
one block to Reservoir road. west to village.
Left on 44th to model home.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Creators and Developers Of the Village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

/
water front development. Write for Iocs.
pany an III rsad PrsSsrck The Gem
! BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE BAY;
clean. sandy beach, boat harbor. ETC.; Gen.
Ties ~ as. only stueco bunsalow on lot boxi5o,
mo. which includes taxes and insurance.
s ASS e P. ifs pr pictures and plat cRI
q ACRES. 720-FT. FRONT ON SOUTH
TScr g Shs from o and ot1
S,RooM MODERN BUNGALOW, HERALD.
H H;1 Price, $4,000 $500 cash. $40 month
T H. 'P Nfx NO sgbo 1850 s. cash payment Cali
FEE IAts IF FOE q, YoUR sgMMER VACATION
ssIIsnt roads Lots soxs4 to iao teet n' f fh
ne boat harbor; sandSottom river IIon ao aad
wonderful bathing boating fishing, GRABBING
see plat at 17s5 st. G NV. 40 "ni'e OILY
| SOUTHERN MARYLAND-IDEAI, WATER
f mproy ana f state road estates at barsans
town and river. F. KEEN, California. Md.
WATER FRONT LOTS, 5Ox20O FIT, SHADY
AND Sunday. or call Adams SSH; J. L. Me-
rooms partly furnished, open nf firsnIs two
sssisn' Gan ' ssg4.a sssiw
DELIGHTFULLY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED
s5 s ' Soms ea 1ass or rent s25 week
,, s-RooM HOUSE, 3lS ACRES. $50 FEET or
water s frontass; beautiful view Of the Poto-
STATION. 90 miles from 'Was6inStonG;" price Il
good OF WIZ gnue escs ssSw
aR S51H D Hgsstsv Gs ssW value
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, WATER
WILLIAM PARKS. Jr. Shady Side. Nd 4.
SHERWOOD FoREST-FURNISHED FIVE
rooms. bath. shower; overlooking river; $50
Fct9 ons Can 'i a. per HinsgSns ese
s soHTH aIyER rjtF FUR
sF3YRS sry SaSn'ss gES' ss Sn ssF:
R s Y. Ps sos e eean f. NEG 81 2's as. Pc
" 'FRONT.' With fGSs ise Of sSSFs liens
s SdTsss ss ox M 20 sG oss price, 7oo
DesEs say EESNT miles from VASE ON S SHE s5d
outboard motor. 5000. Decatur oe24. e"
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW. SCREENS,
dackine. fishing: Grabbing; bathing. sandy ds
Bses 400 LEWIS oPsEsse yet sSSd rosd
LARGE SHADED LOT, ROUND Ray
fronting directly on sandy shore; electric
ity, hard road; $1,000; terms. Evening
Cleveland 6242.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
AT SACRIFICE PRICE
Have recently acquired over q hundred ana
twenty lots in one OF the best located colored
water front properties, less than thirty miles
from Washington will sell as whole free
of encumbrance. For appt. address Box
49-M, Star once. 2s
No Restrictions On This
Property.
10-room house at Chesapeake Beach
proper; lot 75xlo7 Can be bought on most
SULLIVAN REALTY CO., mo,
465 G. st. NV.
GLEBF HEIGHTS.
Exclusive water front home sites Acre
age to suit. Take Mayo road. Edward CNi.
ltnson Edsewater. Nd. Phone West R3fss
2l1-F-1I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

Hsrbor. Price, $4,000; $500 cash, $40 month
Wlli consider auto as cash payment. Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02

GENTLEMANS COUNTRY ESTATE OF ala
acres Of good, fertile soil, located on State
road. within 80 minutes drive from District
OF Columbia Improved BY a handsome
Servatory, electric lights, hot-water heat,
beautiful lawn and shade trees, small fruits
and berries, new modern dairy barn for 50
milk in daily house, three tenant houses,
four barns, granary and implement shed.
Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash. balance for 8
term of years. Will consider q trade for
modern dwelling of six to eight rooms, n w
section: For further information and In
ARTHUR CARR,
Phone Hyattsville l59 Hyattsville. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
SIMMER COTTAGES.

Full SUMMER COTTAGE ON POTOMAC
RIVER. below Glen Echo, near car stop 2e.
Completely fur, screened porch. cleo: ngnts'
Terms. Address Room 1882, Washington
Building. Phone Met. 0034.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(HnwNtmuAAN

WHY PAY MOREf
TIE CLIrFBOURNE, 1855 Calvert 81. NV.
No. SIS rooms and bath. ............$500 90
- THE CALIFORNIA, IT'S California 81.
No. SIS rooms and path. $50 90
No. as rooms and bath. 425o
No <s-i rooms and bath. ........... .S45 90
No. as rooms and bath. ............6 so 90
No. is rooms and bath, - ........... .ssS 90
No. al room and bath. hoo ..'....... .s27 80
No 40-4 rooms and bath, porch 80, ~. so
No. 3D. rooms and bath ..........,. 500
No si-5 rooms and bath. ......... -. .s77. so
No as rooms and bath. ............ 40 90
No. rs rooms and bath. . ."..'..: .s4a.so
No. {e.s rooms and bath ....oi,...... $4,000
No. SIS rooms and bath .si... ~ SIS 90
No. 10 rooms and BATH tn . SIS 90
No. 81 room and bath ............ 1850
THE BIRMINGHAM. 26ll Adams Mill Rd
No. 24--3 rooms and bath 4. $40. so
No. 45-aS rooms and bath. .o porch. $50 90
CHAS. z. TRIBBY, sl4 Dist. Nat. Blk. Bldg.
Day Phi. Dist. 4778: night PHI, Col 6670
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
MOVIE COMEDIAN,
 SID CHAPLIN, |S
 SERVED WITH WRIT.

LONDON, Aug, ?, (P)-sid Chaplin has been served with a writ on behalf of Molly Wright, beautiful blonde English film ac- tress, who claims damages for alleged assault, libel and islander.
 Miss Wright, who has appeared in several British films, has been out of work for the last IF months,
 Tn 1928 she appeared in the British international picture film Little Bit of Fluff" which starr ed Sid Chaplin, brother of Char lie Chaplin, and Miss Betty Bal four.
 Sid Chaplin has suddenly sus- pended work on his latest pro- duction Running Birds and de- parted for the Continent
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE.

Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's tuner, will be in Seward about August F.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02

EziaEsssl7sa a1
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
PILOTS WIFE HURT

ST. LOUIS, Aug. I, (P-Mrs. Dale Jackson, wife of one of the pilots of the endurance plane Greater St. Louis, was injured in an automobile accident while en- route to the flying field, with hot coffee and other food stuff which she was going to send aloft by the refueling plane
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
TWO oUAKEs FELT

WASHINGTON, Aug. l. (P,- Two earthquakes of moderate in tensity were recorded on the seis- mograph of Georgetown Univer- sity, but they apparently were 200 miles distant.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
CITY IN FLAMES

WASHINGTON, Aug, 1, (P)- Captured by Chinese Communists the city of Changsha on the Yant- SC River is reported in flames and the prey of looters All Americans have been movd from the city ex- cept two men missionaries who chose to remain.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
MORE TO COME

WASHINGTON, Aug, 1, (R- Treasury officials indicated the embargo against Russian pulpwood might be applied to other Soviet products.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
THREE ARE INJURED

BALTIMORE, Aug, l, (P- Three persons were injured when fire, sweeping through building of the United States industrial al- cohol plant at Fairfield, threaten ed the entire industrial section of Curtis Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02
INSPECTION TIME

Now is the time to inspect the bottom of your shoes and boots and have them resoled for summer wear SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-02

About two-thirds of the people of Canada live in their own homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Seen on Fifth Ave.
BY LOUISE DUNTLEY

The "double-purpose dress" II Just
Is tricky as ID sounds. Partisan
couturiers have devised subtle means
OF aiding and abetting this dress in
It's ambition to attend both late az
ternoor and evening functions.
Usually designed OF q sheer fabric
such as chiffon the dress, long and
full. il accompanied by a cape
which may be Of the same material
or perhaps OF taffeta- After the
"aperitif" the cape may be removed.
revealing a low cut d~ecolletage. and
wound about the hips to complete
IA fascinating evening dress. The
frock with detachable sleeves Is an
other scheme to convert the long
sleeved afternoon or street dress in
70 a gown appropriate for informal
dining or the theatre. In this type
there is usually a wide cape collar
that falls slightly over the shoulder
and upper arm IL IL therefore an
easy matter to loosen the snaps
which hold the sleeves and appear
a few minutes later in a gown Of
more formal theme. Long gloves
add TO its distinction when the
sleeves are removed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
The Home Kitchen
By ALICE LYNN BARRY
DO You KnoiC "Zucchini''?

bland and not 50 pronounced as the
yellow ~sQuashes. Also. because IL Is
easier to handle. can be prepared
quickly. and in many ways.
Usually 1t is sold by the pound. be-
cause il I'M In 50 many different
sizes. Very small ones perhaps only
a few inches long have such . tender
skin that 1t need not be removed ut
all. After a good washing in cold
water. 10 remove any bits OF garden
dirt. the Zucchini car be cut into
slices. thin or thick as preferred.
then gently boiled or prepared in
some other way. The skin imparts
the pleasant nut-like flavor which
n enjoys so much in a baked 20
tato with its jacket or.
Zucchini car be prepared like any
OF he other squashes. but the most
popular method In the foreign
restaurants. is to cut the zucchini
into thin slices. skin and all, then
dip In beaten egg and fry In a little
butter. Brown on both sides.
sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper,
and send to the table as an accom-.
paniment TO any meat or fish dish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

~@AA~ 60 NGAAAAAG 1OAAAG GAAA kQA1 &O4
Hundreds OF years before the ad-
vent or the white man. the Ameri.
can Indians recognized the health
potentialities OF climate. air and
water. sunshine and seafood. They
made long pilgrimages 10 the shores
OF sea and lake. hoping that their
sick might regain health. strength
and vigor.
For those who are recovering from
illness. the vacation should be a time
Of long hours OF sleep or rest in the
out-of-doors and in the sunshine II
possible. A change OF scene. good
food and some temperate recreation.
do wonders for one who mas been a
shut-in.
The babies and children should
live and play joyously ou~t-of-doors
these long Summer days Of vacation.
Many OF the poor children OF the
cities are now sent 70 camps. TO
Fairgrounds. 70 the parks and near.
by country places. The little child
who has suffered from ricketts,. NAL
nutrition. whooping cough. or any
Of the diseases OF childhood. will
need 70 be out In the sunshine long
hours IN order 10 build up the
health. The curative powers OF the
suns rays are yours for the asking
these Summer days. Make the most
OF them.
These brief periods OF rest are
wonderful tonics for tired men, wo-
men and children II rightly used.
There are wonderful things to see in
this beautiful world. We all need va
cations. We are living IN a strenu-
GUS age. and for those who have but
one vacation in the year. the most
should be made Of il. hope that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

We'll" said Hand Rt length. 'I
suppose iii have TO 90 too. Still
I'm sure its not going TO turn u
right"
It was quite easy climbing up as
the leaves were arranged Ike steps
ia ga spiral staircase. all around the
stem Up. UP. up they went
Smaller and smaller grew tn o
garden. The trees began To look
Like tiny bushes and they could
make out the brook winding tn ard
out ike GA thin silver ribbon. Rnarc
kept climbing. and the others kept
following.
Come on" he shouted. I'VE must
Ct 70 the top H. cant 10 Ear or
Wed better turn back Hand
called up g. warning. This bean.
stalk - bewitnaed. I'm sure OF it,
"Oh It's tE3 same as any ether
beanstaIk only its bigger" MI
sail.
someone mas. have planted o.
whole pcttui OF beans remarked
Flor.
''Afs- - -s-:'r find A watermelon
at rha .ap." Yam said.
"a v-~tc-rn-ion'S not On beam
Mi replied
"BSt itrs tIP
IA. tA1 a F-1nf KnRrf t1etmrud A.
sho-t OF ~TrprtaA why. AZ leads to
another rrE-nryF
Thy As.-ry Oimksd - IN Were
ne Ur-y ES- Inr me fclsmd that -
~ n 49, sialf Gas bert eve
u.rdr~hAh.n- ard ed Aa an homutakrI
-arg .lra - ~ntr-~an tc W pnanS@-
ir4~Sd they mhaS <ut g.As palAN@
,fa~i- st this ns0rrsnk. vet behind the
tr->1- End they start@1 out fer II me
nnra.
80 ~ hurry -cu come I'm time
fo- dJrnarS Rnmrf urged.
"7H. hpr 80 you know the person
who Ives ths-e viii invite usf~ Yam
asxed.
"wSM mako htn,- mmld the
GHndcwh1y bravely-
"E--n X he's "a R1ant-Y- Mi
broke in.
"a giant HanId repeated.
"Oh. now 7 remember. It tB S.
AZ this instant they heard en-
thunderous voice
"Feefaw-fum
II smell the blood on Rn Engiiah-
mani,
The next instant an boy came
dashing towards them tn the great.
est excitement. waving hts arms an
though 20 tell them they were In
danger and should spring down thu
beanstalk nv fast a. they were abba.
Tomorrow-A Great DanRerl
Copyright. 1889. Newspaper Feature Earvtna. rna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
The Stars Say
For Thursday, May 3.
BY CENEvTEvE KENTBLE.

An ~ EvENTFTL and probably
~ intriguing day - the forecast
made from the predominant
lunar and mutual configurations-
This applies largely 10 the nature %
social, domestic and affectional mat
ters. although somewhat or the Sarne
complexion will be noticeable tn new
adventures or undertakings or "a
business nature. The finances are
adversely aspected and should not
be put in jeopardy by loans. Had
vised investment or personal extrava-
Eance or recklessness. There may
be much pleasure or social activity
or a rather singular nature
Those whose birthday TX H. may
look for an interesting and eventful
year. with possibly social. domestic
or affectional matters engaging the
attention. However. any new ven
lures or projects may have some
progress. provided the funds are
judiciously invested and not jeop-
ardized by loans or tl-advised expen-
ditures. Personal indulgence and OK
travaEance are likewise warned
against. "a child born on this day
may be gifted by many social and
personal graces fitting II for success
In life. although III may have strong
leaninEs TO social and romantic ar
fairs or pleasures. with extravagant
tendencies or ~indulgences.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

HVHE neck Is a telltale. Scrawny
necks. fat necks. sagging mus
cles. lines-all speak OF lack OF
attention 20 this important and beau
tiful part OF a woman. 1t win show
the first signs OF age-and II need
mot.
You remember Annie Laurie,
whose meek was like a swans"
which Is a bit exaggerated. but not
bad to keep in ones mind. For a
neck should be slim. firm. supple and
white.
First. with suppling and relaxing
exercises. the stiff rigid cords must
be softened.
Let the head hang forward-very
loose and heavy-slowly turn II to
the right side. then let II fall back
ALWAYS keep the lower Jaw dropped
when head l. back. 20 as not 10
stretch the skin under the chin too
muchl. then TO the left side and for
ward again. DO this ten times in
each direction.
Next. keeping the shoulders straight,
turn the chin slowly over the right
shoulder as far as possible. then
slowly over the left shoulder-you
should have the feeling OF being very
naughty and superior when you are
doing this-sort OF high-hatting the
world. and as they used to say in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Your Vacation Time
Make the Most of 1t from Standpoint of Health

, must Be overcome. Have your meals
az regular hours. Avoid foods un-
duly rich I'm fats and starches. For
further particulars send a eelf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope.
Mrs. l.. X Q.-What Is a trench
mouth?
A trench mouth is an infecti-
GUS disease OF the mouth and NAV
follow some acute infectious disease.
Anyone suffering with this disease
should be under the care OK his
doctor.
A Constant Reader. Q-rs dia-
betes dangerous?
AIS II contagious?
A--Not II patient Is properly
cared for.
2.-No.
G. X. :. Q-What do you advise
for calloused feet?
A.-Before retiring soak the feet
in warm water and apply warm lin.
seed oil. Next morning soak the
feet again and scrape away the dead
tissue.
coDsriEht. 1889. Newspaper Feature Service. fne-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

everyone may have a happy and
most beneficial vacation this Sum
mer.
Answers TO Health Queries
J. r.. NJ. Q.-what causes 4 bis
ter under the tongue?
A-This may be due TO hyper
acidity. caused by faulty diet and
poor elimination.
Zerrobia q. c. Q.-How many
eggs q day should ] eat7
A.-one egg a day should Be
sufficient.
Jack ID. Q.-what should a young
man OF ~. 5 ~. 4 inches tall. weigh
Ais there any means by which
the height can be increased?
Ale should weigh about $50
pounds.
mo.
Mary A. ". Q.-1s peanut butter
fattening?
2.-Is chewing gum harmful
A.-Yes.
2.-No. unless done 70 excess.
A. Reader. Q.-what would you
advise for piles?
A-PiIes are usuaiiv d,ia ~
chronic constipation. This condition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Some Odd Facts

An Eat More Eggs" campalEn 10
Canada increased tho annual CO..
sumption by rs eggs Der Read or
the population.
The average age az ths rnr.r-ne-S
OF the present House III C-.rnons a.
England I'D well below sit.yY X wSa
fifty-two IL the las. FRr.IIrnnt.
Boiled sweetY are 70 - Errp..-.1 -
the women e. ~roor.law .rs-sl.tn-E
in England W balance .hA trrarrc
given to the .1en. The ration" =
four ounces a week.
Missing women ana girls 20 ths
number or lis. 900 are reported III
England every year. The great
majority OF these. however. return
home or are found within "a few days.
The winner or a Northants fishing
competition had the only catch-a
observation-disclosures fish.