Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 273, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 6, 1934 Page: 3 of 8
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Lost Golf Ball# Are
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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UP)
I he lost golf ball problem seams
to have been solved over the his-
toric links, here.
Dogs, chiefly spaniels, are need
to retireve the baHs from whins,
brushes, the burn, or from among
the sandhills. The doge are very
clever and it is not unusual tor
one of them to find three dozen
balls in a morning’s search. And
there will not be a single tooth-
mark on them.
Recently their limited numbers
were somewhat depleted by a
mysterious epidemic of poisoning.
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The Department of Justice has
announced it will hold open home
at one of its prisons next Satur-
day and Sunday. It will be the
first and probably last event of
its kind at the new Federal South
western Reformatory at El Reno,
Okla.
“The new institution,’’ the de-
partment’s modest announcement
said, “is of the medium security
type and designed to take care ol
the less difficult and more tract
able type of federal prisoners.”
H. L. Merry, acting superin-
tendent, will be the host.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (UP)
—Glamorous stars of the motion
pictures are blamed for weaken-
ing a German tradition centuries
old—that of beer drinking.
Consumption of the amber fluid
in the Reich is declining, Vice
Consul Hugh F. Ramsay at Mu-
nich reports to the Commerce
Department. The average Ger-
man drinks only 4 5 quarts a year
now, compared to more than 100
quarts in 1914.
Ramsay explains
this way:
The youth of Germany is at-
tracted to motion pictures ami
other theaters vastly more than
in pre-war days. He also is more
vitally interested in sports, hence
he hasn’t the time to frequent the
beer halls as in the past.
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There may be a gold mine of
untold riches below the Rio
Grande, but the securities division
of the federal trade commission
hasn’t been convinced of the fact
yet.
Recently a promoter for
Mexican mines at Golconda
peared with a
of glistening yellow metal in
abundance in an unworked shaft.
He paid his $100 registration fee
and was prepared to rush to a
printer with an order to turn out
thousands of stock certificates.
Then difficulties beset him.
“What assurance have we,”
the securities division wanted to
know, “that your mine is so rich?
We will have to have an engi-
neer’, report.”
The promoter fidgeted. He ad-
mitted the mine hadn’t been work-
ed for three years, but there must
be plenty of gold ,n it.
Finally he admitted the shaft
was flooded; that it would re-
quire $20,000 just to pump the
water out, but if the commission
would return his $100 he would
buy a railroad ticket home and
wouldn't bother U. S. offtcrats
any further.
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"Caroline used to ache all
over. She had cramps and
severe headache and back-
ache and would stay in bed
most of the day. YourTab-
lets betped all this.”—Mrs.
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Direct from the Metropolitan Opera House
Saturday at 1:55 P. M-» Eastern Standard Time, over Red and
Blue Network* of NBC, LUCKY STRIKE will broadcast the
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Most girls need a tonic and regulator
when they come to womanhood. If your
daughter is languid, nervous and cranky
;.. if she complains of new pains and
aches .. . see that she takes Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound regu-
larly. When she is a happy, heakhy wife
and mother she will thank you.
”My daughter Leona is a stenographer
and switchboard operator. She was ner-
vous and weak and often had to stay home
from work. Never cared to go anywhere,
lost her appetite and always had head-
aches. Your Compound helped her won-
derfully. She is more peppy and can work
now every day”.—Mrs. B. Trammer, 2520
IF. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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By DAVE BAHRY
Well-Known Referee and Trainer
CHICAGO, Feb — When you
are reducing weight, the worst
thing you can posibly do is to fast
to the point where you feel weak,
or have the consciousness of hun-
ger always intruding into your
thoughts.
Many a prize fighter has lost his
bout before he climbed into the
ring by cutting his food too low
while reducing in training. Many
an over-weight movie actress has
wrecked an otherwise good consti-
tution by attempting to carry on
week after week without food suf-
ficient to maintain energy for daily
needs. So whatever you do, eat
enough to keep up your enorgy for
daily work.
What to Avoid
But you mustn't eat everything.
Avoid (1) butter, 12) candy and ice
cream, (31 pie, cake, white bread,
crackers, (4) potatoes and other
starchy vegetables, (5) fat meats,
(61 thick soups and cream.
Be comforted by the fact that,
having eliminated the foregoing,
you can fill up to the brim three
times a day with anything else you
like—fruits, raw or
starchy vegetables,
milk without cream, tea, coffee,
fruit juice, buttermilk - in fact,
anything whose principal ingredi-
ents are not fattening.
Drink copiously between meals,
but at table limit yourself to one
glass or cup of liquid. Don't wash
your food down with it, but chew
everything to a fluid. When you
chew thoroughly you eat less and
digest better.
If you get hungry between
meals, drink a lot of water or fruit
juice, or tomato juice—or any li-
quid that will fill you up without
fattening you. Cream and sugar
in your coffee are permissible, be-
cause you don’t get enough fats
that way to make any difference.
Now there is a mental effort to
reducing, and if you go at it too
vigorously there is a possibility
you’ll get stale in a short time and
throw the whole thing aside.
You May Relax
If you find yourself in danger of
doing th> r^lax a little. Once a
week, say at Sunday dinner, eat
some of the fattening foods you
like so well. You’ll reduce faster
if you don’t, but you'l stand the
grind better if you do.
The important thing to bear in
mind is that to reduce you must
be persistent in the exercise and
the dieting, but too rigorous dis-
cipline will, for the average per-
son, defeat its own purpose.
In short, if you want to eat pro-
perly for reducing, form the habit
of witching your food, but avoid
trying to make a religion of it. The
man or woman who is careful in
eating can always maintain the
proper weight with excellent
health. The diet crank is rarely
healthy.
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Doctors throughout the world
agree there is no greater folly than
lo buy and take unknown drugs.
Ask your own doctor.
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for real flayer Aspirin, see tliat
you get it.
Remember that doctors en-
dorse Genuine Bayer Aspirin as
SAFE relief for headache, colds,
sore throat, pains of rheumatism
and neuritis, etc.
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and get Genuine
Bayer Aspirin.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 6, 1934
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Bowman, George. Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 273, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 6, 1934, newspaper, February 6, 1934; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1314810/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rusk County Library.