Nogales international., 1930-04-15
Give Candy At Easter

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There is something about box of good chocolates
that seems to fit it conveyor OF happy wishes on
such day as Easter when the uppermost thought is
one Of JOY Candy through the ages has been used by
young and old alike as token Of love, of respect of
sentiment It speaks the universal language OF finer
feelings.
There is something about Easter that fits it as a
time to give loved box of choice candies and
Easter specalties to the younger folk There will be
many mothers hearts gladdened this coming Easter
by the thought behind the loving gift OF candy Many
sweethearts will feel quckening within their breasts
as they read tender mlSS1ve accompanying bOX OF
delicious bon bons.
Candys very nature makes of it the ideal gift on
such an occasion as this Not only does it carry ad
mraby the thoughts of the glver but it's very tasty
goodness laden with heathgivng food values which
so essential to our bodily welfare This fact is alb
undantly proved by food specialists of today.
Science even has proved the almost unbelievable
fact that and women overweight, who find 1t
difficult to reduce by cutting down their Diet because
of the serious lessenng of bodily energy may prevent
this letdown in energy but still keep to the prescribed
diet by proper addition Of candy
Science also has found in laboratory tests that
candy provides, in easily digested form of the
five essential elements of balanced diet, by which
is meant diet which contains all the elements the
body needs in all proper proportions. Without this ele
ment the whole body is disturbed in it's functions.
It perhaps is comforting to knoY that science SAN
ctions desire to give good candles to someone we
love on Christmas Easter Mothers day, birthdays on
other special days and on just ordinary days. We
doubt, however whether science has much to do with
the keen joy receive in giving such sweet gift
with the happiness such gift brings to the re-
cpient Most of us will continue to eat good candy be-
we like it and not because it is good for
Most of us will continue to give candy, for it says
fuenty that which our limited vocabulary causes
us to say hatngly Some of us will give chocolates
dressed in fancy boxes. Some will be content with
less in ribbons and of hgh-cass printing craftsman
ship while little tots will bring home to mother bag
of chews that will carry every bit as much loveas the
most expensive box No matter 1t will all come from
and express well Of deep running love that abides
like a bulwark in time of storm. We give token to-
one we love, gesture that springs spontaneous like
fountain of sweet water in sun-strewn garden of
hyacinths and nodding daffodils
The gift that counts the most, both with the
glver and the recipient is that gift which carries with
1t the gver, gift that sges from the cookies of the
heart, untouched by greed untainted by sefishness
To give wholly is to give ourselves
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One girl with a cigarette said very seriously to
another girl with cigarette "The reason why there
not enough to go around is that there are so
many of them we wouldn't have And perhaps that
is really more than mere "womans reason"
While Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt was en-
Joylng herself speeding for which she was arrested
and fined perhaps she quite forgot her familiar ar.
gument that if people do not like any particular law
they have perfect right to work for its repeal but
1t is up to them to observe it long as is in force
Secretary Davis has finally admitted that there
are at least three million Americans out of work and
in doing has at last tacty admitted that the une-
poyment situation is a serious matter
We have been told how much those working col
lege students earning while they learn but how
much they are learning while they earn has not been
indicated.
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