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A Sew NfyStery.

Anything wrong?" he queried.
and at my decided negative he
added. Amy instrucrions?"
Tell her nothing about Robert
Savarsn." I said. Il have told her
that her mother is very much upset
over a business worry but that the
worst of IL is over"
You blessed little Sapphirar' ne
said fondly. and then he was back in
the library with Marion and ! was
on my way upstairs"
l heard Lillian at the telephone as
7 opened the door and her voice was
strained. raucous.
Helena, Something's the matter.
! know there Is by the way you talk.
You were not. only surprised TO hear
my voice bur shocked as well. No.
] am not raving Tell m>- Yes
II YOU hurry. Helena. first tell me
oh. she's hung up the receiver"
She began 10 ioggle her re-
ceiver frantically and ! walked over
and put q firm hand upon her shout
der. but before I could speak she
thrust the receiver into my hand.
Make them give you Heiena's
number again" she said. Bryant
- I must get her before she
starts. I'm shaking so I can't do IL.
7 called Helena's apartment 70 see II
she had arrived and she was So
queer Something's wrong. 7 know
IL"
Continued Monday.l
Copyright. 1880. NsHSpEpsF Feature Sesr.rs. gne.
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The Home Kitchen

Few teaspoons OF thick sour cream
placed In a bowl OF tomato or beet
soup improve flavor as well as ap-
pearance. Those who Ike fruit soups
like cherry. plum-serve II with q
dab OF sour cream 10 pep I'D flavor.
Salads r given a new flavor by
the addition OF our cream 10 dress
ing. IL II is quite thick merely add
q spoonful or so TO each serving. II
looks like white mayonnaise. but has
a fresh and tart flavor. Or a very
quick Russian dressing can be made
by mixing together sour cream and
chill sauce. II the cream isn't sour
enough add a little lemon Juice. Sour
cream dressing In especially good
with raw vegetables-tomatoes. seal
lions. cucmbers, radishes. grated raw
carrots.
Sour milk that Is quite fresh Is
better than sweet milk for hot
breads. pancakes and biscuits. II
requires one teaspoon or baking soda
to neutraliZs two cupfuls OF sour
milk. And no baking powder need
then be used. IN the milk - espe-
cially sour a little more soda may be
necessary
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to quit the game If he had to take
to the road and be a tramp the
rest of his life.
No. he isn't q failure-he's q
success, quite a good deal of a
success.
He makes a good salary. he owns
his own home on the edge OF town
and a nice little weekend place "a
the country.
He has a good-looking roadster,
and what do you think-a couple OF
saddle horses.
And in the Summer he and hts
wife get w at 4 o'clock and 70 for
a ride and come home 60 starved
that it's all the cook can do to have
enough for breakfast.
But all at once he doesn't care for
the horses and he hates the sight Of
the car and az for his home he
caught himself wishing the other
day that he'd come home from town
and find the house burned to the
ground-the house and everything in
1t, except his wife.
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quick az figures. IL was only the
middle az the night and they had
plenty Of time before dawn, so they
all agreed 20 10 with the Tin-Soidier.
Al this he led them u through a
hole In the wall OF the childre-rs
playroom. Since his legs were st.rr
from being made OF tinl he slid along
as though he were on wheels. mold
ing his musket over Els 5hculder.
Way don't you leave your gun
hers7" Yam asked. "Isn'k I. aavysb
Its quite heavy" r. Errrd. but
: cant take q steP p-.-fo;.t - SUP
pc5= wc -4rA 20 rect a 80 Eirh7-.
What's tos.?" Tho Shadows ~
eScnA.a.ed- sn6der.y rtcprf-.. raey
were ~ Inc r.tCL.s o. tho carE vall
noH and taAy fiin't much sa=<v .h9
icea CT meeting try GaeA- HEd ar.-
nais. II there was an dA=ssc ted
rather tu-7 hack Hat1-e Nd ~aa Too
lSse.
IA Blph 10 A slerce Wis bsss. t.
las sharp tecth ell ovs- !. even %
rs 4.Glrva and Z. %Rts :br hoe4ls ~
-a-Ae. r. always <ai%s haczw-as
and 5un.ps INTO walls yov car a.
ways tel -her X 40 1as-n pnE t-'n a.
wall by 3S so3ed. sL1! :. --oc'r
ha-= -cv = -ay keep -l- ef to- 49,
But - ~ shcd.a SSFran e burap'--ai
YOU instead III a rsli. Saeh YOU l1
done FOR. ~ viii bttt ycu TITO tie
middle Of NEXT ~szk."
"I hope ~e don't meet one" HArlH
SAID.
No bcone- did thA words leave herr
mouth than hth' btcf!--caue tina
rcund close b. $e.-e- ard nearer
= drew. The shadows aIcnt know
whether 10 Zee or 20 remain on thu
spot. At this moment the tin-soldIer
leveled his muslzet. The next second
he uttered m exclamation OF disriay.
I've forgotten 70 take my bullets"
Now they were all I'm a. pretty fixl
Nfonday: The Fight with the Biph.y
cc7yiTht. iale. Nsrt9apEr Feature sarvia. Iss.
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OOURED milk and cream Ia by no
- means spoiled. In fact. many
prefer sour cream to the sweet.
and in cooking II has many more
uses AL you can do with sweet
cream Is whip It as q garnish or
pour II over cereal or sweet as a
dessert. But SOU cream has endless
possibilities In cooking. Not only -
II a great improvement over milk
and cream IN cake-making. but Il can
Be used TO glorify soups. sauces for
meats and vegetables. and OF course
salads
One OF the delicious sauces n
sometimes gets in high-claTs restau-
rants with a delicate roast Is rather
battling because OF its delicate
smoothness-and the answer n sour
cream Is = basis. It may be served
with filet mignon or veal, but its
sourness disappears IN cooking and
only an indefinable but delightful
flavor remains.
Sour cream Is a delightful addition
to some OF the vegetable soups. A
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Some Odd Facts

Crocodiles have been known TO at
tain ages upwards of ninety years.
Last years birth-rate n England
was the lowest on record. while the
death-rate was the highest since 1919.
Great Britain has iTs.737 miles OF
rods; TO cover these by car would
be equivalent to travelling more than
six times round the world.
A good price for n couple or fox
hounds in England is $500. but $500
was recently paid at a New York
auction sale for two prize Welsh fox
hounds.
Public education in Scotland. in
GLIDING the upkeep OF the Royal
Scottish Museum. Edinburgh, calls
for an income or well over sS5,0oo.-
600 q year.
After being lost 70 It's owner for
twelve years. a mAlacca cane bear.
ing a presentation inscription was
found IN a train last year and re-
turned 70 It's original owner.
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; Stand erect with the heels about
two inches apart and the body drawn
10 It's full height. the arms hanging
relaxed at the sides. This position Is
maintained throughout the routine.
Exercise breathe deeply. Their
slowly let the head drop forward un'
III the chin definitely touches the
chest. Exhale and. while the chin
Is still touching the chest. inhale and
stiffen the muscles, then slowly raise
the head. pushing IL back as far a.
possible before exhaling. Bring he
head back TO an erect position and re.
peat ten or fifteen times.
Exercise Push the chin out ard
tense all the threat muscles before
inhaling deeply. then bend the head
over 70 the right as Ear as YOU car.
Exhaie and then slowly bring tire
head back TO center position. ~,
hale while bending the head ov-r a.
far 10 the left as possible. ExhAle
come back 70 center position. inhale
bend to right. exhAls and continue
IN this way until you have bent tie
head ten times 20 the right and ren
TO the left.
Exercise 5.--Hoid the head erect
inhale and tense the muscles and
then turn The head as far 10 tie
right rs you can. looking hack and
up over the right shoulder. Exhale
and return 10 center position, In,
hale and tense the muscles, turn the
head far 70 the left and look I'd and
back ever the left shoulder. exhale
and return 10 center position. Re,
peat until you've turned the head ten
times each way. While doing this
exercise. be sure TO push the chin
around 70 the side as far as you can,
SO that YOU feel a definite pull in the
back between the shoulders.
Ten minutes should Be devoted "a
the routine twice each day.
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THE message of love! That timorous whisper
whose music never loses its magic, whose
glafnorous poignancy still is abroad despite
the enemies of romance who loudly assert that
self and not sentiment prevails. Cupid is the
messenger who brings the news of love, and
Springtime is his busiest time. Of course, he is
not idle the rest Of the year, but il is at the time
Of buds, of flowers, of the glorious rebirth Of
Mother Earth, that his message carries its great
est magic and appeal.
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1AUo n us
After your regular nightly use
OF cleansing cream follow its re-
moval with a generous application
OF skin food or t.ssue-buildinE cream.
both types are splendid nourishers.
After the evening routine remove
most OF the cream. leaving o. thin
layer on overnight. To finish OFF
the morning routine. however. apply
a generous aracunt Of skin tonic
after the nourishlnE cream has been
removed.
The exercises should be taken IN a
well-ventilated and near the
window. IN this day and age Il is
unnecessary to mention that the
body should be unhampered by tight
clothing!
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There are SO many ways in which love can
convey its news. A smile, a tender glance, a
whispered word, a handclasp, and the message
Of love has reached the heart as sure as the
flight of a homing pigeon. And be she a young
girl or a woman, she will recognize loves mes
sage and its call. The world will glow with the
sunshine Of her happiness as she realizes the
magic OF loves vows made or repledged.
Cupid. that poetic little chap, has found
that his arrow, when buried in a bouquet Of
roses. never fails to reach the heart.
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to Girls
By NANCY LEE
REAR NANcY LEE:

NEAR NANCY LEE:
I'm writing to you for ad-
vice on introduction.
Several months ago. I met a
young man with whom ! have
kept company ever since. I have
two girl friends who are twins:
they lived in our town but in
the last month they moved to
a distant city. These girl friends
mother have invited this boy and
me over for a Sunday. She has
eve met him but she has heard
the twins and me talk OF him and
she knows him when she sees him.
He knows her only through hear
ing the girls talk OF their mother.
Now my problem Is: We have
arranged &C spend a Sunday with
the girls and their mother and
I'm wondering Just how I should
introduce him 10 her or her 10
him (which2L I would like 70
have you give me some little ID
"a 10 what 10 say when l init
duce the two. Not too formal. as
we are all very good friends mot
including the b~oy-friend) and don't
worry over formal meetings. Make
IL more INFORMAL.
NJ. a
nj A.: There is a cardinal rule
I'VE pertaining 70 all introducuons
The gentleman Is always introduced
TO the lady. not she TO him. Mrs
- this Is Mr. who is very GLAD
az the opportunity 20 meet you and
your delightful daughters" Is an N
PRODUCTION that will break the Ice
However at an occasion such as you
describe, the right words will nc
doubt suggest themselves.
nEAR NANCY LEE:
II II a respected woman was
approached in the presence OF
well-to-do people by q roughly
dressed intoxicated man, an entire
stranger TO her. what should she
do7 ANXIOUS
A NxIOUS: A well-bred woman. II
"A all cases. ignores the advance;
or remarks Of any man who is Z
total stranger 10 her.
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IN your minds eye as you return to
rest.
Talking OF beautiful gardens. IL Is
a beautiful and gracious custom in
many places 70 have the gardens OF
large estates opened to the public on
certain days OF the week. More peo-
pie should take advantage OF these
lovely spots. There Is a mental
stimulus and satisfaction OF the
spirit which we derive only from the
beauties in Nature Everyone needs
IT. II is almost as important Il our
well-beins as fresh air and sunshine.
For those who cannot get TO the
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A woman who has lost interest, or l. worried,
is inclined to let her chin drop, thus encouraging
sagging under the chin and generally relaxed
throat lines. But the other extreme. fitting the
chin too high, gives a taut and strained express
sion to the throat that eventually will cause the
same sagging. Tilt your chin at a natural angle
and keep the throat beautiful.
1t is important to make throat treatments q
definite part Of ones beauty routine whether
the methods employed are for preservation or
rejuvenation.
The judicious use of creams and lotions
together with daily exercises are the infallible
guide TO throat beauty, and if followed carefullv.
they will bring your beauty q little nearer YOUR
hearts desirei
If you are interested in preservative meas
ures the only preliminary treatment to the ex
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what multitudes there are who cannot get out
of the city. The thousands who live in the tene-
ments Of the city find in the parks recreation
and better health.
Every human being and animal must have
fresh air and sunshine in order to live. The first
early days of Summer are times when the very
thought of getting out-of-doors gives new life
and impetus to the days work. The more one
has of these blessings the longer will he live.
Most of the city parks are natural beauty
spots. AS such every adult and every child
should enjoy them 70 the full. but not despoil
them. Do not litter them with papers and boxes
Leave them as clean as they should be.
Get out into the parks as often as you can,
in the direct sunlight. The cool breezes stimu-
late and rest the nerves, and whatever exercise
you can get is so much to the good for your
health.
eeds new inspiration and you can get plenty of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
Words of the Wise

He knoweth the universe, and
himself he knoweth not
LA Fontaine.
The opinion OF the strongest
Is dliccys the best.
-Fontdtne.
For the more a man knows.
the more worthy he is.
Robert.
a man Dho ~ zrgrrteTnl ~
often less 10 blame then his
beHeIcctor. La Roche1oacdld.
"a life OF knowledge "a not
often a life Of injury and crime.
Smith.
While there ~ IITe there's
hope. he cried. COY.
Growth is the only evidence or
I'VE. -Nepndr
To know Is not 70 know, an
less some one else has known
that I know. -Lucilus.
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Answers to Health Queries

II. NJ. II. Q-what causes my
fingers 10 become numb?
Ais there such 4 thing as ar
enlarged heart?
A.-May be due to poor circula,
ton. Build up the general health
and your circulation viii improve.
z.-Tes.
@. Fl. Q.-Is there any treatment
which viii make the tonsils healthy?
Ar the tonsiIs are diseased they
should be removed.
F. r Q-How much should a
roman 40 years old. 5 feet 4 inches
tall weigh?
A-i4o pounds.
v. S. D. o.-what do you advise
for eczema?
A.-Fo- full particulars send self
addressed stamped envelope and re-
peat your question.
r. J. X. o-What causes d tired
heavy feeling?
A-This may be due 70 auto-in-
toxication. Avoid poor elimination.
II. S. Q.-Is the appendix OF any
use to the body?
2.-Is a person better off without
Il?
A-No.
Eyes. II II causes disturbance.
copyriEht. 1890. Newspaper Featurs Service. Inc
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loving. thoughtful little daughter a
mother could have. and all she needs
Just now Is Iowa great deal OF i'll"
Il can give her oceans OF that
Marion said fervently. and then we
said no ore until the cab drew up
before the hotel door. As the driver
made the turn | had caught sight OF
Harry U~nderwood's tall figure ap-
preaching the entrance. and | spoke
quickly. insistently TO Marion.
There is your s~tepfather." ! said.
will you stay down with him IN the
library Until send for you? IL will
be better for me I see your mother
alone first II I can"
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we would be II We did this every
morning You are just as physically
I'll as you make yourself. Why not
try this for exercise and inspiration
in the early morning hours?
Maybe you don't have 10 spend all
OF your recreation time in the park.
Perhaps you own a car. A day
spent IN the country can be most
beneficial You spin over hill and
dale. past seashore and countryside.
seeing the beauties made by God and
man as you 60. Beautiful gardens.
the deep. cool woods. 4 tumbling
stream. or a distant lake. all make
UP a beautiful ka~leidoscop!c picture
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Use the Parks
They Offer Rest, Recreation and Health

N~seashore or countryside the parks
offer beauty. rest and recreation.
Take the family there often. You
don't always need a Coney Island.
Get out into the quietness OF the
park. under the green trees. Take a
picnic supper with you. These warm
days are the time TO make up Tor the
long Winter months indoors.
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He's tired of
business.
He's tired Of
contracts.
He's tired OF
'ip o p o . j.
tons.
He's tired OF
Contacts"
He hates the
very thought
of mis- Office,
and he told me
the other day
he WAS TninR
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The Stars Say
For Sunday, May lS.
.3y ~CENEVIEVE KEMBLE.

GCNDAY'S horoscope holds very
- fortunate aspects for cultural
- clerical and churchly Interests,
but social. domestic and romantic
affiliations may be subject 70 some
inharmony or dissatisfaction. There
may be also extravaganza or finan'
cial perils. Loans are not advisable.
Literary pursuits should thrive.
Those whose birthday Il is may
have a fairly active year with al
pertaining 70 contracts. letters. pub
fishing and promotion under fortu.
nate rule. but there is some financial
hazard through extravaganee. loan
Of careless use OF funds. Likewise
there may be some personal inhar'
monies or friction.
a child born on this day ma b
talented and versatile. but its ten
dency may be toward personal ex.
travaxznce or the careless use o.
money. It's social or domestic life
nav have it's trials. Il should exec
IN literary pursuits.
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The Quiefness, Sunlight and Fresh Air o. These Natural
Beauty Spots are Just What the Average City DmeLer
Needs for NetU Inspiration and Stimulus.
SAYS DIR. Copeland
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. d.

United States Senator from New York
Former Commissioner OF Health. ND York City
EAUTlFUL and useful are the parks Of a great city. To thou
sands Of persons they give the benefit Of the out-of-doors,
place to play and a place to rest.
Those who have the benefits and lows Of the country little reahzs
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The
Man In the
World
He's Giving Up Everything
Except the Wife Who Loves
Him-to Live the Way
He Wants 10 Live.
By wINIFRED BLACK

TIE wants to get away from
his work-the nan I know.
He doesn't want a vaca-
tion-he wants to get away for
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Danish Tell Tale Neck F1ollows
ToseDhine HuddIetor Tolls You Hon

n oTH1NG gives away a wonan's age or temperament 50 much as
the colorng, texture and lines of her throat The attitude a
' woman has toward herself is definitely expressed in the manner
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ne can rIgEt ~ a single one !
Shadow Song.
*" CURE Just IN time" the
tin-soldier said I'm 60
ing 10 pay a visit 70 my
good friend King Fat-wat. Would
you care 20 come along?"
He was addressing Nit. Flor.
Hand. Yam and Knarf-the five lit
tie shadow-children. II was late az
night All the real-chlldrea whom
the shadows kept close 10 Gil day
long were rast asleep.
How long will Il take 70 get
where RL=g Fat-Wan i!yes7" Hand
asked cautiously. for she didn't want
10 be late iE getting back Nothing
- more serious than -or m shadow
10 be late in returning 20 It's master.
and ot..s.ng him 10 Eo around
shadowiess.
We'll. let me See now" the tin
solder replied. tapping his head with
his finger 70 stir up his brains. IL
VIII take about two minutes "a gec
"a the palace ard two hours 20 walk
III AMHE 60
Two hours 20 walk Up The stairs,-
exclaimed Nil
Yes. his Majesty lives on the top
floor end has no elevator Then it
will take another hair hcu. before he
answers rha bell. and two minutes
70 say how-do. ana hEis q minute TO
nave tea alf cake
kaarf Rnc Yam sighed "C1ly
half a minnte?"
His Majesty always serve tea .l
a saucer. and never gives anything
but short-cake. 70 that they're both
very quickly finished. Then x will
take two minutes 70 say good-hy and
three seconds 20 get downstairs"
This time Hand interrupted Three
seconds TO get downstairs and 10
takes two hours { get up"
"Of course. We slide down the
banister. Then IN two minutes were
home again, 10 that the whole visit
will take"
Two and n half hours. eight ana
a half minutes and three seconds
put in Flor promptly. He was very
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-LVey person needs new inspiration and you can get plenty O
inspiration in our beautiful city parks on the sunny days. Did vol
ever get UP in the early morning for a good brisk walk down one O
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point 70 fairly active ana en-
44terprislng conditions. with the
OF some change or Journey
and a substantial advancement OF
he interests through diligence and
e~nnfication. There may be some
danger through indulgence in sharp
Or sarcastic speech or writings
Those whose birthday IL Is may
look for a year Of fairly prosperous
conditions. attained through dill
,Senca ard well-directed effort. There
~nav be change or travel. but stead
ness and favors OF elders may assist
10 solid benefits. Avoid causttc
speech ard litigation.
a child born on this day may have
9 ready and caustic tongue which
NV bring difficulty through law
bit IL should be enterprising and
Woodworking and nave good sue
cess through its owu merits as well
Is ingenuity.
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY Max Tren

The little tir-soldier
Can't move hrs tin feet
Nor shoot with bis little tin guns
Bur nor one of his battles
Can end IN defeat
He can't fight IN a single one"
Shadow Song.
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urs the only preliminary treatment to the exercises is the use of
cleansing cream, preferably one that has slightly nourishing inrredi-
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Mcdge, Entering TO Acqumnt
Lillian irifh The Neus of
Marion's Arrirol, Steps Into
Another Mystery.
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A Fashion Models Diary

By GRACE THORNCLIF

nEAR MOTHER: I'm 50 glad
you and Dad are going 70 get
away for a week. You two
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For Monday, May l9.

IN MONDAYS astral operations
MI point 10 fairly active and en-
4vAterprisiag conditions. with the
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II. NJ. II. Q-What causes my
fingers 10 become numb?
Ais there such a thing as an
enlarged heart?
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Yes. ~ Il auses disturbance.
1890. Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
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6"oU'RE Just IN time" the
tin-soidier said I'm 60
ing TO pay a visit 70 my
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yFlTht. 1850. NsHIpEHH Feature ssFTlrs. las
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A.-May be due to poor c.rcula,
ton. Build up the general health
and your circulation viii improve.
Yes.