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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
The Stars Say
For Tuesday, august I9.
By CENEYIENE kEMBLE

NHE planetary CONGREGATIONS
ruling on this day may be read
as conflicting. While there
may be much activity. II may not be
OF a harmonizing, satisfactory or
profitable nature. as the disposition
will tend toward contention, strife
and turbulence. as well as TO gain
ends By shrewd or tricky methods.
There may be some good openings
and some preferments in employ
mcnt. but writings and papers are
likely 70 give concern unless wisely
safeguarded.
Those whose birthday IL is may
expect d lively and aggressive year.
but one in which affairs may be
complicated by impetuous and tenn
pestuous indulgence and crafty or
underhand nlanipulations. With re-
straint. elaboration. equitable deal
ings and precaution with all writ
ings and papers. all may be turned
into profitable and satisfactory direc.
sions. with new opportunities and
p~referment from superiors.
4 child born on this day NAV be
capable and skilfui in many direc.
tons. but tt responsiveness. impet.
uos.ty ami p~rCsleness toward craft
and expedie5cy may be the means
OF defeating its excellent opportu.
mites.
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she a work. for her husbands IN.
ness costs u great deal or money and
she has many debts to pay.
The Business Woman is nice 10
look nj. She wears simple, plain
clothes. with n little touch or color
omewhere. She Is not a beauty, but
b has q wide. broad brow. and
deep, sincere eyes-and her teeth are
as white as ivory. so when she
smiles you Ike to look at her.
Al five o'clock she pulls down the
top or her rolltcp desk and puts on
her hat and locks the door OF her
little office and catches the street
a and the ferry boat and the sub
urban train. and Little Daughter is
always al the train % meet her, and.
dear me. how fast she talks.
And how much she mas 20 tell.
Yesterday the biuebird's nest had
three speckled eggs tn 1.-THE pref
test things you ever saw. On, the
Little Girl could hardly wait for
Mother 10 climb UP and see them.
And the day before that a little
lost puppy came TO the house and
drank some milk out OF "a saucer. His
owner came for him after a while.
but the Little Girl had a wonderful
time with him while he did stay.
And the little girl across the street
was going 10 have a party on her
birthday-a lawn party. IL you please
and the Little Girl was invited.
And. on. Mother. can / wear my
pink and white?
Yes. she II a very busy person. the
Business Woman.
She hasn't a minute in the day 20
feel sorry for herself. I guess that
IL why she looks SO c~ontented.
feel like taking off my hat and
standing at attention when the Bust
ness w Woman goes by.
Talk about the Cross OF the Legion
OF Honor-there's an invisible one.
! know-and she's wearing II. or she
ought 70 YEA II. and she S lust one
OF an army like that. that are the
pride and the comfort and the hope
OF this big. careless country OF ours.
/ salute the colors every time one
OF you goes by In the crowd.
Copyright. 1880. BY Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
By ROYAL :. COPELAND, vi. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner Of Health. Neto York City.

ity OF the chest. such az pigeon
breast and bony protuberances or the
skull may be present.
McCollum and his co-workers found
in cod liver oil the factor known as
Vitamin ID. which prevents ricketts,
Lack OF this vitamin permits OF the
development OF ricketts,.
The effects OF sunlight are being
studied now as nsver before. We
know that sunlight exerts a pro-
found effect on the welfare OF the
body.
There is no doubt that the preva-
lence OF ricketts, in America and in
middle Europe Is largely due 10 lack
OF sunlight. Negro and Italian chill
dren OF our American cities are es-
pecially liable 10 contract his dis
ease because their skin pigmentltion
prevents the ultra violet rays from
penetrating actively.
Because OF muscular weakness in
this disease the abdominal walls give
way, and we see the "pot-bellied'
child. F1at-foot is another effect OF
ricketts,. The child eats and sleers
poorly and as a consequence he is
irritable and nervous.
When a child is found TO have my
OF the symptoms OF ricketts,. The diet
must be changed. The largest num-
bers OF cases OF ricketts, are found
among the artificially fed babies
Few cases occur among breast-ted
infants. Cod liver oil is Of great
value and should be given regularly.
An abundance OF milk is needed 10
provide the lime required IN building
bone tissues. Orange juice. tomato
juice and prune juice may be given.
For the older children all these. with
spinach. cabbage and eggs. should
be provided.
Exposure 70 the direct rays OF the
u is essential when sunlight Is 10
be had. All the hospitals and clinics
now furnish artificial lights which
have the same effect. BY proper
feeding and exposure 70 sunlight
your child may be safe from this
disease. The disease il now well un-
derstood and by careful attention
ricketts, can be helped and cured In
time.
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that was entirely new TO us
both-shopping to- children's clothes.
We decided that dressing children
these days with all the cunning
things offered for them must have
all the thrill OF dressing beautiful
Christmas dolls. Billy's sister has
two darling children. a little girl and
a little boy. In Summer IL Is diff
cult for her "a come into town 70
shop and as Billy and ! are going
TO spend the weekend at her home.
we thought IL would be fun to take
along a costume for each OF the
kiddies.
The fact that there is n little boy
and a little girl in the family simpli.
fled problem OF selection. for the
brother and sister suits are probably
the smartest thing that fashion has
created for juvenile apparel. They
give the little family a s~artorial dis
tinction that Is altogether charming.
After a great deal OF discussion we
decided TO be practical for the
mothers sake and choose suits that
would be washable. White lawn
piped in navy blue looked so cool
and fresh that we decided to look
no further. Both the little girls
dress and the little boys trouser suit
were trimmed with big blue buttons
and a pleated flange edged In blue.
/ showed them TO Billy tonight and
he was delighted with u selection.
Helene and ! spend so much time
In III own shop that we seldom get
out on the Avenue 70 see what Is
going on beyond the confines Of u
own fashion realm. But today IL was
imperative as Madame does not have
a Juvenile department. IL was inter
esting TO note the numbers OF sports
clothes that are being worn for
shopping. especially standings and
other light washable materials de-
veloped into jacket suits. Panama
hats. too. gave the fashion boulevard
the appearance or m resort. But ms
though to offset the informality OF
such attire women almost univers-
ally were gloved. C1untlets and
longer lengths OF fabric gloves were
cen or practically every hand and
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NWEED Is by now very much Of the mode
and has established itself as the ideal fabric
for the smart everyday dress for all but
formal occasions. The weaves are even lighter
than those used last Autumn and are now offered
in delightful mixtures and patterns. Various
touches to tighten the fabric also achieve a quite
decorative note in the form Of gilets, tucked
collar and novelty jabots.
To aid you in your choice of a new tweed
frock we have sketched for you two of the very
newest models. The first is a fine tweed in q
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nEAR NANCY LEE:


~ We are two girls. fourteen
and sixteen. respectively. Will you
please answer the following ques-
tons.
/. with our parents consent. do
you think we = too young TO
have dates?
2. Do you think eleven O'Clock Is
a reasonable hour to get home
from a dance?
.. When a boy asks you for a
date. and you don't care 10 accept.
what can you tell him. without be-
Ing rude and yet you wish to keep
his friendship. and make him un.
derstand correctly?
4. When two couples 20 10 a
show and there are no ushers.
should the boy or the girl take the
lead and who should choose the
seats?
5. Would II be correct for the
two girls to sit together in tie
center.
s. What is the correct thing 10
say TO a boy when he thanks you
for a dance?
Z. What can you say. without
being rude to n "one-handed"
driver and TO a boy who insists
upon mild petting?
How can we he more interesting
while having dates? We can never
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Home Making Helps
BY ELEANOR ROSS.
The Kifcheneering Business Woman

the peace OF a home-cooked dinner In
her own little apartment.
it's reasonable enough on analysis
The home woman. working within
the four walls by herself all day. re
CARDS escape at night as a great
treat. But the business wonian
amid the clang and clamor Of office
or shop. looks forward gratefully Il
the peace and quiet OF home and a
dinner for one or two. and no by
ISLANDERS.
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The Intervention Justified

They have some marvellous things
az ks" I said hurriedIy. glad. in
deed. TO have come out OF the on
troversy without an:agonizinr Lii
ian. But ] held the secret convic-
ton that my intervention was. after
all. a good thing. even II I had had
no real foundation for my belief that
Lillian would have been ready 70
sacrifice Marion's pleasure In the
party. II she could lessen the chlld's
romantic interest in Ronald Brixton.
But, ! unused anxiously. was IL
possible that Helena and Lillian
were right in supposing. as they evil
IDENTIFY did. that Mary would have
the lions share OF masculine atten-
ton during the evening. and that all
OF the other girls would be wall
flowers?
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Copyright. 1880. By Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

T took me nearly half a minute
to pull myself together again
after Lillian Inadvertently had
prodded something deep within me,
something which l had rigidly re.
pressed for years. Her casual com.
ment that ! could not see Helena
Brixton's viewpoint in her jealousy
OF Mary. because ! had no daughter.
brought into momentary flaming a
longing which had been mine. a disap.
pointment still keen. though buried
beneath many layers OF things less
important but more exigent.
! buried IL deep again in that half
minute and turned my mind TO that
other utterance OF Lillian's which
concerned her young daughter and
which reused all my combativeness
on behalf Of my friends winsone
young daughter.
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facials because their mission IL to
clear away a temporary condition
hat would leave no lasting results.
unless. OF course. the condition re-
sponsible for the tired expression
were repeated day after day. In such
cases the face naturally would droop
continually and then the deep-seated
type OF facial would be required 10
stimulate the muscles themselves
into renewed activity.
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Goodnight
Stories
BY MAX TRELL

4 discovered Al forest all full or
trees
And a lake all full of water,
But though 4 discovered the sun
IN the sky
4 couldn't discover the daughter.
Shadow Sayings.
"a HAVE Just made a great dis
covery." Ting a. Ling an
nounced solemnly. Mi. Flor.
Hand. Yam and Knarf-the shadows
or five little Observation-Disclosures
up with interest. They were inside
n picture On the Chinese Plate toh.
shadows can ret inside rnythingl.
walking towards Ting-a-Ling's house.
Yes. q very great discovery" he
repeated. The more 7 think OF Il
the more sure | become that II Is the
greatest discovery that was ever
discovered.
What u IL? Tell IN about Ill"
insisted the shadow-children.
III cant tell il here h. said. look
ing about r~ervously. We're being
watched"
Watched? By vhom?'.
BN Ntr. Inc AlllDW9 followed
his pointed finger. "Humph. It's
only a cow" exclaimed knarf. "She
can't tell anything
Dear me. YES. You don't know
cows. They can tell lots OF things.
They car tell the difference between
clover ana thistles. They can tell
when It's raining. and when It's time
10 come home
But all they can say 10 moo"
That's moo than enough" re.
piled the Chinaman very seriously.
Here. let's 80 into my garden where
we're sure 20 be alone" They passed
beyond the gate and into the garden.
walking down the narrow path be-
tween the rows OF ~sunflowers until
they reached a wooden bench under
an old willow-tree. Here they sat
down and waited impatiently for
Ting-a-Ling 10 tell them about his
mysterious discovery. They were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

as U growing
children. Babies
are not exempt
from them. One
of the S I
common of such
n j ! m e n { $
is ricketts,.
h disease
appears b e :
tween the sixth
and the eight
zenith month. II
is unusual in an
infant younger
than this, and
rarely seen in a
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For Beneficial Results

Hot and cold congresses followed
by ice massage. the Epson salts
facial and skin tonic facials are Of
the surface OF temporary relief type.
serving merely 70 encourage the
tired muscles into new life and &C.
tivity the same as a nights sleep
restores the normal wear and tear
upon the body. generally.
The facials which require massage
movements are Of the type that actu-
ally rebuild and reform muscles and
tissues. and these are the ones where
such expert knowledge Ia required
for beneficial results.
Then. OF course. there are the
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morning and
puts the coffee
In the coffee
pot, while the
Little Girl sets
the table out on
{ h g porch ,
where il Ii nice
and shady-the
little table laid
for three.
And very
carefully laid,
too, with fresh
napkins a m d
shining silver,
a n "A "a ~ "a v Z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

N nee upon a time she used 10
live in a little hall bedroom
and furtively boil an egg over
n single burner. But nowadays the
unattached business woman can be
found In something more resembling
home. II may oe only one room,
but it's built on apartment lines. and
b. IL ever 50 small it's sure TO have
frank cooking arrangements. In
deed. while the modern wife may
drag A reluctant husband 10 the res
taurant for dinner. the busy bust
ness woman just as readily prefers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Words of the Wise.

A sound mind tn q sound body
Is a thing 20 pray for
-JHvendL.
To be angry II 20 revenge the
fault Of others upon ourselves.
Pope.
All actual heroes are essential
men,
And an men possible heroes.
-Bro,cnin0.
IT'S not what man does which
exalts him, but what man would
do. Browning
Language 10 but a poor bhIfs-
ere lantern Therevith 20 Sh0D
or the raSt c0thcdrcT of me
r0rld. Stevenson.
Levelling il comfortable, a.
we often say, dwelling yet only
down to oneself. Carlyle.
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"a M ANY Of the diseases of to-
vH day are the outcome of
AVE- artificial ways Of living.
What arc known as the deficiency
'iseascs' attack grown-ups as well
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Take Off Your Hat to
The Business Woman
And Don't waste Time Plying Her
She Nerer Has a Minute to Feel Sorry for Herself
Which Probably Is Why She Alscays Looks
Contenfed and Happy
By wINIFRED BLACK.

"HE Business Woman has taken
q house in the suburbs.
She's going 10 stay there
until Autumn.
She gets up very early In the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

novelty pattern in tan and brown. The tucked
gilet and the cuffs are Of crisp handkerchief
linen and add a smart accent TO the tweed of the
frock. The skirt is circular with a slight fullness
at the top. The other design is in blue and white
tweed which is combined with a novelty detail of
white crepe de Chine. Godets are used on both
the skirt and the peplum. The skirt is of medium
length and the godets give the necessary width
for walking. Dresses of this kind are ideal for
Office wear as well as for outdoor wear, as the
tweed for dresses of this type is particularly
light in weight.
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there Is no doubt that they do con-
tribute TO the tailored trimness OF
the costume. 10 seems. too. that
Madame is not alone in having al
ready received some first Fall frocks.
IL appears that no one could 20
astray In selecting n neat black
model Of satin or crepe trimmed dis
creetly in white. I have already
made up my mind to have one In the
near future.
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Disease Is Mostly Due
To The Way We Live
Too Many Children Lack Sunshine

On OF the Most Common Ailments Is Rickefs Which
Hnes Primarily from Insufficient Nourishing
Food and Fresh Air.
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Alt IS possible that nasal ca
tarrh which has extended into the
middle ear is responsible. Try TO
correct this underlying condition and
you may notice Improvement.
EDWARD d. Q.-What causes
an empty and hungry feeling after
eating A large meal?
A.-This may be due to hyper
acidity.
j. S. S. Q.-what do you advise
for eczema?
A.-For fun particulars send self
addressed stamped envelope and re-
peat your question.
p. o. D. Q.-Is buttermilk good
for constipation?
Ayes.
Copyright. 1880. By Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

A.-Send sell, addressed stamped
envelope for full particulars and re.
Eeat your question.
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G. G.. Own you please give me
some advice concerning pgmples and
blackheads2
A.-Pimples are often due 10 incor-
rect diet and constipation. Most es-
sential Of all IS TO cut down on sugar.
starches and coffee. Plenty OF fresh
vegetables and fruits are advisable.
IT is wise 10 make sur that the
teeth. toonsils and nasal sinuses are
all right. Blackheads can be easily
removed with proper care.
Miss r. A. Q-What causes a
swapping noise in the knees?
A-This is probably due to crack
ing joints. due TO lack OF synovial
fluid. Massage the parts with warm
cod-liver OIL at night before retiring.
Mrs. G.. ]. v. Only baby's tonsils
are very large; do YOU think they
should be removed?
A.-Yes. IL they r causing
trouble.
S. S. Q-what do you advise for
perspiring feet?
A.-Send self-addressed stamped
envelope for full particulars and re-
reat your question.
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Answers 10 Health Queries

G. G. OWN you please give me
some advice concerning plmples and
blackheads?
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A Fashion Models Diary
Nv GRACE THnRNCI IFEE
She Engages In a Jurenilc Fashion Adventure
By GRACE THORNCLIF

HTHAT d lark Helene and I had
wv todayi II was an adventure
that was antirnlv navy IN ua
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Miss r. A. Q-What causes a
swapping noise in the knees?
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MISS F. T. OIL have been drink.
ing eight glasses OF water a day.
Does this tend TO increase the
weight?
Docs walking affect the weight?
A.-No.
Vigorous walking Is helpful for
reducing.
ANXIOUS. Q.-what causes deaf
ness in one ear?
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S. S. Q-what do you advise for
perspiring feet?
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Ayes. IL they are causing
trouble.
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A.-leS.
Copyright. 1880. By Hswspaper Feature Service. Inc.
Nogales international., 1930-12-26
MIND

The past several decades has been
called the Industrial Age. But the
mental age would be a more fitting
name for it. If it were not for mind
there would be no industry. Mind is
the real power behind the throne.
All of our industries would be moth
ing but a mass of matter If mind
was taken away from it. Mentally
we are all connected up on the same
genral principal but in detail we are
different. What might appear as
beautiful mountain scenery to one,
may appear to another as Jumole
of rocks and trees. The writer was
going down the street with a friend
several years ago and saw what ap-
peared to him as a bright red au-
tomobile and called his friends at
tention to the red car, The friend
said, us that a red car? 1t LOOKS
Green to me-" He was color blind
Nogales international., 1930-12-26

If our optic nerves were connected
to our ears, and our auditory nerves
connected to our eyes, we could see
the thunder and hear the tighten
ing.
Everything is to each individual
Just what their conception of it
might be, if you think white is black,
then to you it is black, if you hink
you are breathing, eating, drinking
and exercising correct, we'll as far
as YOU are concerned you are doing
it right, and only time will convince
YOU that you are wrong. Sure you
do not think you need any instruc-
ton III the art of living while you
are young but after you pass forty
then things begin to happen and you
no doubt will think different. We all
pass through that state Of mind.
Fear is the greatest enemy the
human race has, when we SCarC
worrying about anything we are
afraid of the unknown part of what
ever it might be. We do not worry
about anything we know about.
Worrying about things that never
happened has put more grey hairs
in peoples heads, than worrying a.
bout things that really happen.
Whenever we are afraid of anything
we put ourselves on the defensive
or negative side of the fence. YoYu
never won a battle on the negative
side, you have got to get on the
positive side to win Before you can
Danish the habit of worry you have
to remove all fear of everything from
YOUR mind. Fear is the father and
mother of worry, and it has wrecked
more lives than the World War. II
you have job, position, or business
that you have to take home with
you at night and lay awake half OF
the night worrying about it, it is
too big for your mind, get another
that you can handle. When you have
done a days work at your job, posi-
ton, or business, whatever it might
be forget it, for the time between
when you leave your work until
you return to it in the morning, be-
longs to you as an individual, for
pleasure and rest and if you wish to
live long, and be young as long as
you live you have got to give your
bodyplenty of rest for there is very
little repair work goes on in the
body except in relaxed condition.
After good nights rest free from
worry you return to your work feel
ing fresh and your mind is clearer
Nogales international., 1930-12-26

Camp Verde Arizona Chemical
Company resumed operations re-
Gently.
Nogales international., 1930-12-26

Bisbee Contract awarded to Ro-
bert E. Mckee for construction of
new grammar school in Lowell.