New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1926, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1[ Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of lilness Quicksands of Love ‘Adele Garrison’s New Phase of ———Revelations of a Wife —— DR. MORRIS Journal of the Amcrican | Association and of Hygela | the Health Magazine savages Y PISHBEIN Editor | Medical Madge's Father Pretends Hugh's Cable Is Trivial. If it were Indeed I bad heard from my fathe s for a sight of all of s as I read Hugh Gr 1 t cablegram to him ove phone, he took immediate disgulse the fact. In bris he asked me to read the agaln to him, when he s secured paper and pe with an amused tc admirably well stimu not genuine. ““This is code, of chap has a perfect passion T belleve it he were let order his meals and pay with the aid of characters. 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Dy tarribly nething inst rt re ous e cond 36 i Fou see, Dr. Harry L. told of COTOUS BIOW of Chi in which llowed the message 10 70! ago es not mear several ins does 1t Fatl His der t down, say- pher it late e tors to rel {en bridge of w mose Injured by hlow. The L Eth ial D or the sun seemed heau- busy indeed,” atisf Ivory for the ance to u 15 is ivory- D | substance 1s | ne in its com- | | | st sut cither Pollock is | known. rtilage liim to favor ivor re ri- over her. His Mind who living down i Nl o 1ch. Danny Makes Up same name was Suddenly yut for By Thornton W. Burgess e 1d Short- with yo dy ve conditions v always ¢ R yonr | Owl Right or wrong, Relief when yau've mind. you'll made up So,. sc tired of ed a lot of <8 \ promises of rapid and casy fulfilled FASHIONS By Suliy Milgrim Danny Meadow Mouse. 1 out s nothing so upsetting ertainty. 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BE Tou's SISTER Bake , thin ¢ on toast, coffee, Sl ndwiches, c cookies, 1 creamed cabbage, French dressing, gra milk, coffee. half “you've got the | S¢hool make stored in a tight tin box Place, those ¢ ticult ishing. s dark tonight One 1 and shook her 1-2 cup lard 8 oAl sour asked, b then Ludlow her Miss cking to_ her coming way back spoon nilla the room on lunch Come here. Ann!" she called in'8UEAr ghe | her soft, husky voice that was into menu will be Tunc and Qui 00l to di 1ol most T p unus h-box es, since tl gest and led Oats ona s coat life. er hat She NUED MARY a re crisp cup nilk, lettuc are ually ¥ are not dif- really nour- Cookics cup light brown suga 1-4 first 1-4 cup 2 cups roll 1-2 teaspoon s mixture, butter ed oats, teaspoon alt Add shoes had there eeve of her where it ) Who was the girl with the saint's is going to mean much Read about o Menas for the Family apples with samed lima beans, — Deefsteak en casserole, n > cookies suggested in luncheon wceeptable in the easy well ~in a se small children may pastry flour, 1 cup seeded and chop- ped raisins, 1 teaspoon moda, 1 ¢innamon Beat eggs until light, and bsat in Softan shortaning and beat opped d list- | Ann it | a beat Honey office, | th thrill there in hi streak 1 him in she a felt said, and a8 | Meredith, | that we E« H b JUDY'S DITTMMA you know you my cure i cursed for 1 r agair I say that I am not as other or 1 find I can be moved by pure emotior for that! And you do love do you not?"” he question with a thu my soft dy, do completed said myself can men are hat me, Judy, brough me 1 stood up and shook ither trimmed wrap into place. “You do again “I don't know,” T told hi love me,” he whispered 1 honest- Ly “But your soft 1i Kisses, s did an your ding in you loved no woman s the yie form thot on 18; you ac my does that wunless who glves tl caresses, and “My dear John,” T said, “that is exploded wotion. Our mothers t that no could love caresses for thefr own sake do; but suddenly we I ) are human very an as men mnd out thing in your kisses, Joh Again he swe pulled me toward him, ¥, you do not deny your emo- you loye you must love me. ling on me, T have missed so m T have never had any joy or real happiness before in tions me, B | have John r again can I call ank God back evening ROWN WAY a Girl of Today | all my life.” “Judy,” called ready?” e dear, I was just coming.’ “W t I'll send for Jbhn r| she said as she through the nto the hall. “I am Joan, “are came room door out John also stepped forward re with Judy, Sis,” he said. In spite of all his efforts to keep emotion out of his voice it slightly trembled Joan looked at me rathar curious- Iy but only remarked, “I never saw vou looking so lovely, Judy; T don't saw you in white yone asked me, T do at T would have said that without vestige of it, would be the most to you.” draw ha color to becoming “I would n i have roke in To mo- ment my eyes rc | day T knew the all color that with lic | her radiant 1 1 “Of cours ounds pertectly probably a th d on her yester- e absence of always associate would bring out cal language viural to you, but other of Jud oung men have sald, 4, Judy, you ar certainly some cHicken, decked out in ostrich feathers'.” “Don’t he Joan,” 1 said, for John's face showed his acute mors- fication, i TOMORROW: John's Night. ou silly nto didnig the rs in osing “All eel on by erself he it won- that who | were and layed while | sooty, “abric | the of Jack Jack's stood face, ¢ in of a good link ad f the pt by we even was with to it ret eat K=S, cup cups tea- va- raisins, cinnamon, salt and vanilla nd mix soda in milk and stir quickly into mixtur Add rolled oats and mix well. 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