Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1927 Page: 2 of 4
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^Health
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
AKD DIETETICS
——
NO SINGLE FOOD SUFFICIENT
WEAK, NERVOUS
FASHIONS FOR WOMEN
Tinners
Plumbers
at freedom of move-
ment and the air and sunshine, which means freedom
and noise, for parties wild and gay, for wassail with the girls and
Winkelmann’s St
HC-17S
Do you read
Occasionally
Do not read
The members of Mt. Rose Baptist
Church, after a long year of work and
should
hang-
Bead-
rolled
Have you ever realised that fashion and hygiene are now cooperating?
. In the past, this was not so, by any means. Think of the steel vises that
women used to wear around their waists, constricting the vital organs and
almost severing the liver in two. Think of the long dresses that used to
drag in the filth of the sidewalks, and of the constricting bands of several
petticoats; the long, narrow, pointed shoes. (Unfortunately, we haven’t alto-
gether gotten away from the too high heels.) Think of the high
with whalebones to make them higher. Think of the masses of wool and
Giesecke Brothers Co.
I once heard of a man who wanted to send a message to his loved ones
in China who were devoting their lives to the service of others. It was at
Christmas time and he wanted to send a brief message that would express
the Christmas spirit. So he sent this cable: “Others!”
If you who are quite unhappy would just think of but a single thing to
do each day that would add to the happiness of someone else each day, your
entire life would soon be transformed.
Perhaps you are a father, a mother, a son or a daughter—a wife, hus-<
band, sweetheart, friend. Are you unhappy? Does your life seem to be a
suppressing affair? Who are closest to you? Who are nearest? Think of
them. Do some simp^p, unexpected thing that will make them happy.
Can there be a higher or more eternal gift than the gift'you give to oth-
ers—as you pull the shade that lets in the light into the dark corners of
their lives?
has clearly shown and proven that he
stands for the highest qualities of life
and is of the type that is) satisfied,
only when he stands second to none
Even the richest of men, sooner or later, come to the point where their
wealth becomes a burden, something too heavy to carry along.
And so they start to give it away. Even the Scotchman, Andrew Car-
negie, grew nervous over the fact that he might die very rich and so started
many years before his death to give his wealth away.
Long after the Rockefellers are no longer a part of the world of move-
ment, the good they have done with their wealth will go on and on. The
great Rockefeller Institute, which has already been of marvelous benefit to
mankind, will accumulate in usefulness, and the University of Chicago and
other great institutions—scores of them, which have been benefitted from
the giQs of the Rockefellers, will bloom and blossom in the good deeds
of men and women benefitted in these institutions.
Our proportion of unhappiness is largely measured by our thoughts and
deeds in favor of others.
The floppiest man on earth is that one who has done the most to make
others happy.
wMrt
Then think of our present fashions of short skirts.
OSCAR HINZE IS
HONOR GRADUATE
AT SAN MARCOS
TODAY’S TALK
By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS
Author of “YOU CAN,” ‘TAKE IT,” “UP.”
Bee
Brand
harming them.
Afternoon gowns of
chiffon or crepe mtin caa
rolled and placed in
of hung in a trunk. T
traveller finds that |t
bugbears of travel. This
ly true where one travel,
countries. Hand-luggage
lost since it can be taka
cabs and carried in one’s
partment.
.......................Vice President
..Secretary- Treasurer and General Mataftr
.................... Editor
..............................
Nights, Bat After Taking
Cardui She Was “lilt* a
Different Person.”
(Contributed)
Oscar Hinze of Brenham, is one of
the candidates who receives a Bache-
lor Of Science Degree at South West
Texas State Teacher’s College this
spring. He has been a student in the
college at San Marcos, for the past
he has made a splendid record, being
one of the honor students for the
past nine terms.
The college is well represented in
Mr. Hinze. He is a World War vet-
ran, being wounded and gassed while
serving his country in France. After
being discharged from the service he
spent some time in the. government
hospital recovering from his disabili-
ties. After regaining his health he
turned his attention to educational
advancement and after four years of
faithful work, of a very high degree,
he receives his award.
During the past year the Banner-Press has been running five
daily special features which the management hopes have added
to the value of the paper and have been cf interest to a majority
of the readers.
The time is new drawing near when contracts for these fea-
tures will expire, and in order to ascertain whether it is worth-
while to renew these contracts the Banner-Press is asking its
readers to fill out the coupon which appears below and. bring or
mail to this office, so that some definite data may be secured as
to how these features appeal to the subscribers. As it costs con-
siderable money secure this service the cop tracts will not be
renewed unless a desire is expressed for continuance cf the fea-
tures, which include:
Morris cartoon on timely subjects.
Diet and Health, by Lulu Hunt Peters.
*• Today’s Talk, by George Matthew Adams.
Rippling Rhymes, by Walt Mason.
Minute Movies, Comic Strip by Ed Wheelen.
These features are furnished by the George Matthew Adams
Service and are used by some cf the largest and best newspapers
in the United States. But what the Banner-Press wants to know
is: DO YOU LIKE THEM? Therefore please check below the
features as they appeal to >ncu. No. 1 for Dr. Peters, No. 2 for
Today’s Talk, No. 3 fcr Rippling Rhymes, No. 4 tor Cartoon, and
No. 5 for Comic Strip. Return the filled out coupon to this office
within the next few days. We thank yoiST
No. 1
Oldham, president Guadalupe CoUef
ably assisted by the Mb Row Choi
Don’t be late.
Rev. W. SBarber' Pastor.
J. H. Swain, Secty.
shoulders, peculiar swimming in the skirts and sweaters will he admirable
frothy like phlegm in *J*e.for the traveler and skirts of flannel
tnroat. passing mucus from the . . .
bowel, especially after taking purga- or jersey and knitted sweaters do not
head,
throat,
tive, burning teet, brown, rough or
yellow skin, burning or itching skin,
rash on the hands, face and arms re-
sembling sunburn, habitual constipa-
tion (sometimes alternating with
If you have any of the following
symptoms, I have the remedy, no
matter what your trouble has been
diagnosed: Nervousness, stomach
trouble, loss of weight, loss of sleep,
sore mouth, pains in the back and
NEW MOUNT ROSE
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
BE OPENED SUNDAY
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PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH
Wittbecker’s reputation for making
good bread stands behind every loaf
of BUTTERNUT MILK BREAD.
It contains more milk than any oth-
er bread—that being the case why
buy bread baked out of town.\Made
only by Wittbecker’s Bakery and
sold by all first class grocers.—Adv.
53-6t.
to our CAT«. Estimates cheerfully furnished,
material used and satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr. Hinze has been elected head of
the Business Administration Depart-
ment in the Wichita Falls High
School for the 1927-28 session. He
'will .without doubt, make this de-
partment the strongest department in
the school and this school is very
fortunate in securing hir services.
After being closely associated with
Mr. Hinze for the past ten years, he
The person who is gqd
travel includes in her
clothing of a uon^^ta
Taffetas, pleated gowsT
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HEDDA HOYT TELLS
ABOUT TRAVELING
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I should bo killed!
Bee Brand Powder or
Liquid kills FUesJleaa,
Mosquitoes, Roaches.
Ants, Water Bugs, Bed
Bugs, Moths, Crickets,
Poultry Lice and many
«RipplingRhiiniQs
UA-tf ^-Walt Mason
of the newly constructed tabernacle
for religious) services on Sunday,
June S.
On Dec. 13, 1925, while Sunday
School was in session under Supt.
J. ,H. Swain and his assistants, the
old church was completely destroyed
■by fire with no insurance.
We thank the public for the liberal
contributions that have helped us* in
our struggle in erecting our new
building.
We also cordially invite the pub-
lic to be present at the dedicating
exercises Sunday, June 5, 1927.
Sunday School at 8:30 a. m. Supt
J. H. Swain, in charge.
At 10:30 A. M. the whole working
force of the church will mobilize at
the East End High School and march
to the church where the exercises
will begin. The Mt. Rose choir with
Mrs. L. Secrett in charge will furn-
ish music, with solos, duets and Ju-
bilee songs. The evening program
will begin at 2:30 p. m. with some
very prominent speakers of the city
and out of the city.
Dinner served on the ground
4:30 p. m.
Night services will begin at 7:30 p.
many gowns can be n
average-sized hatbag (
felt or''chocheted stra.
We are offerin? a special lot of *
8 1-2x11 paper in various wdZ
and colors at $1.25 per nwfrwW
contains from 475 to 500 sheet
Won’t last long and we su«mm2
you get yours at once.
office.—Adv.40-6t. " 14
MURDERERS *
A cheap, apologetic guy, with servile, drooping head, has lately
held the public eye as one whose hands were red. Accused of quite
a monstrous deed, he field his courtroom place, while people gazed
and tried to read the blood lust in his face. In vain—there was no
symptom there of passions base and rank; he looked like one who’d
hardly dare to rob an orphan’s bank. “It’s hard,” men thought, “to
realise that such a timid skate could ever look around with eyes
aflame with rage and hate. He looks like one who lacks the sand to
face a Belgian hare; and yet, alas, we understand he’s deadly as a
bear. The voter in the evening reads of crimes the day has known, of
men committing frightful deeds, in bunches or alone. He pictures
them as fearful apes of less than human mien, such awful and out-
rageous shapes as eye hath seldom seen. He sees them in the court-
room then, arraigned for brutal crimes, and lo, they are just common
men. like Jones and Jinks and Grimes. Poor Old Doc Crippen won
a fame to las tai long as time; you find his dark, dishonored name in
every book of crime. He was a shy, retiring wight, his voice waa soft
.nd low; suave .nd gentle and polite, he never made . foe. Hi.
dream was of an inglenook and slipper, by the fire, where he might
The use of insulin in diabetes, which has saved so many lives, does not
do away with the necessity of very careful dietetic control.
If you are a sufferer from this disease, if possible, it is wise to go to a
hospital, where you will be taught. At the Mayo Clinic they have food
classes for the diabetic patients—those who are able to be up and around.
While I was there recently, I attended one of these classes. The patients
were showing great interest in measuring food, weighing it, computing •cal-
ories and the carbohydrates, protein, etc., and answering and asking quer-
temC You would have thought it was a class in nutrition in a college or
high school. Of the members who were present the day I was there, over
half of them were overweight—some of them markedly so—and a few who
were normal'but who had been overweight at one time.
While I was being conducted through the laboratory by the chief. Dr.
MacCarty, he lifted off -the cloth from a big object on one of the tables. It
waa a man’s leg that had just been sent in from the operating room, cut off
for incurable gangrene. Knowing my interest in overweight, the doctor
said, “Let’s see how much the man weighed.” In the paragraph devoted to
present history, the chart gave his height as five feet six inches, weight 125.
This didn't conform with my expectation. “Let’s read his past history.”
We did. Before the disease was manifest in thia putient, his weight was
225, and he had been gaining to that great weight for some years . . . True
to form!
One way to prevent diabetes is to prevent overweight. For those who
need it, we have a booklet of instructions on how to reduce weight Send
ten cents in stamps with self-addressed, stamped envelope. We also have
a list of books on diabetes, written for the layman, which can be obtained
by sending mSrely s. a. s. e with request.
Comer, Ga.- Mrs. C. H. Smith, of
this place, related the fallowing
interesting experience:
I was weak and nervous and rm>
down. I couldn’t sleep at night, I
felt tired and not in condition to do
work. I had Cardui recommend-
ed to me, but always thought I could
out-do most sickness, but this was
one time I needed help. I was so
weak I could hardly lift my hand
"I express how bad I felt
? 1 ““PFPred after taking
1 a Afferent per-
would once in a while hnve such se-
rere cramping^spells, just suffer ter-
I knew therp waa a ———.a—- — —
ot crushable garments are left w
Fringed dresses are
which easily pack since Mma
I not wrinkle with parking
I Many women even insist aa
By HEDDA HOYT ’
(United Press Fashion Editor)
New York, June 2.—The vacation
girl this year need not carry with
her trunkloads of gowns), for although
she may actually have trunkloads of
costumes they are of a type 'which
can be easily packed in smaller pieces
of luggage.
For sports wear, for instance,
J.—No, neither whole wheat nor milk, nor any other food known to
man, contains the elements in correct proportions for all the necessities of
the body. It is true that whole wheat flour contains a better protein, more
vitamins and mineral salts than does the white flour, and for this reason it*
should be used. However, it must be supplemented with milk and other
foodstuffs.
We have ail article on Balanced Diet which you may have by ending s.
a. a. a with request.
require careful hanging tn a wardrobe
trunk.
Dinner and evening gowns of lace or
combinations can1 w
rying cotton crepe lingerie
quires no ironing. Nightgown 1
this material are especially ■rf’dl
despondent and thoughts that ^you
retT and falling away from the teeth,
general weakness with loss of energy.
If you have these symptoms and have
taken all kinds of medicine and still
sick I especially want you to write
for my booklet. Questionnaire and
FREE Diagnosis.
W. C. ROUNTREE, M. D.
________Texarkana, Texas
in what he undertakes. Wichita High
has employed a “live wire” capable
of, performing very high duties.
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diarrhoea), copper or metallic taste, lace and Chilton
skin sensitive to sun heat, forgetful, ajso packed in a small amount of
despondent and thoughts that you .
might lose your mind, gums a fiery space since they do not wrinkle ea*s-
ly and can usually be worn without ™—
pressing after they have been packed- . pre,er »«
The beaded evening gown
never be hung on a hanger as
ing tends to stretch the lines,
ed gowns should be folded or
up and placed in a small dreM-bag or
pillow case. They will not wrinkle
and after they are taken out of the
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Robertson, Ruby. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1927, newspaper, June 2, 1927; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1173164/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.