New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1928, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY LOVE'S EMBERS Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel “Revelations of a \Vife” Beginning : i 15 Called Aunt Ang To Eleanor Lincoln o the Bedside of For a tense nior Lincoln swa : morse whicl 1y had bro she would second she was rushing "1 has 1 ton upon doing whether she was spee as “au reactior Mrs. T poor Ar my folly Iwasa reached it to Jim to side door. arm. ho! down very think of her reasst ing glance danger her to The Larches. though she was i her lips had a zood brought my car minute, and with a ¥ bade him while I took my s in the tonncan, tenderly around her She slumped tc tha clasp of my tightly until distance to T no further comment, she moaned goftly to liers conscious, T think, that = tering any sound. When w ed the front steps of 1he drive to at b we had d Great Excitement in the Old Orchard The rohin and the biuehird br Assurance of approaching —-O'd Mother Nat Wind e Gentle swept away the snow f Meadows and the Old Orchiard. J Frost =till of nights, but I hurried away hid every morn- | fng when jolly, round, bright Mr. Sun began his daily elimb up in the blue, blue sky. Yes, sir, Jack 1'rost hid then and he remained hiddon all day. He didn't ain after the Black Shadow posacssion of the the Old Orchard and t} est. So Peter Rabhit ]"] s of the winter k that sweet | tress Spring 1 1 her wa Mistress Spring would ' Then everybody began looking and their f Winsor Blucbird, The happiness, Tt 1 ! eoming up from and they knew tha her would be corta sengers 1o brinx t she would soon morning Peter ster oy come ont ag a had taken Mea Gr low cxcitement in his voice, for v could hear istle, but histler. T A the rp o hearts wers kne " L find 1 they th oy rd front of flew eturn- with hin old S other little people people up in t would stop thing th Yook and lis Tooking and looking and list of old fricuds w time aw it tha ol 0 Life’s Niceties Hints on ]itiquouc W was perfact] know, he unde - Tong biu The Answers BOTTED FAILLE was great ou 014 Orchard greate Wi Lh That means that sweel bow s, chline and hu and there was | Once Overs Sotto voce: “Pardon me, old top, I think foot.’ HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928, By C. D. Batchelor Nl E WOMEN NOW PILOTS I 1 stepped on your A v incl bor zo0d s of five-lett in this puzzl : yrds point the 0. Is i debt. rt. Represented ¢ Done in silence Hart John T ! Ho A perch, Inlet of a lake Preposition of Fine driving ic Stitched, To knock. meetin ilvoud station. Badge scatter hay 32, Sover the ynote reise a reciprocal cffect. Antagon y parti Sha formed by the )f two surfaces. of valor, ign of a Mohammedan ity of ston st on under fu To ve Point of Str compass. I orn. ‘otton fabric. Drops of fluid fr Auks, sea ducks same 1ype To rub hard i Stndent Minor note, Covered o TO YESTERDAY'S [olsT1 o] (TIAIF T JAIC[OIN] e PANCLHEE [VIAl IIEJEB (AIN] ANSWERS (TIOIN[ETSIISIK]1| (E1P]1]C] WOMEN VOTERS LOOK |protinio T0 NATIONAL ISSUES "~ tion or Fwo Days' Conference On Public m commit con- he wets in the con- f the Pro; arrive at any is that the to clarify ite Affairs Will Be Held Next Month in New York o W CAPS (Pr—"The up-turn- the middy with for wear ORINTAL HAY of fancy VI pattern swathes tal man- 1 " in oA most o ussiop will Your Health How To Keep It— Causes of lllness Fighbein the By 1 ditor Medical the Dr. Morris dournal of Association and of Wyzei Health Magazine. American found that most stub- | An has in grown-up people Ihorn and resistant cases of loss of lappetite are associated with anemia. | | One of the most promising signs of improvement in a who las been sick and anemic return of {appetite. Some yeurs ago Dr. G. H. Whipple | the University of Rochester in liver, kidney | of special inv tor the prrson is [of [New York found that and usele meat wWere \alue in the treatment of various Iforms of experimental anemia, in- deed far more officient than mi similar food substance More recently investigators | Boston and in other places !proved certainly that the use [liver diet is of the greatest value in the treatement of pernicious anemia | Because the cating of large amounis lof raw liver was found to be o ficult, an extract has been preparcd of which a very small amount is cquivalent to a large amount of raw liver. An investigator has now comps cd the gains in weight of children | who undernourished because @f appetite when the children given various diets or ines. The use ron pre: with the or in have of 1 arc of liver oil and of comparcd of liver, heet 1k and kidney into the dict at t three times a wee 1t was found that the latter procedure was r more efficient than the others in bringing about a return of appetite 1 a gain in weight. his docs not mean o0il and iron ar her that the fresh roiled beef steak and lamb’s kid- ieys have distinet value in building n undernourished child and in oring jts appetite. of cod arations introduction was hat the ngeless, calf’s liver, cod hut fup SATIN is an afternoon tinted flowers round in a new rege lace decora- RINTT and lovely of rose hack satin. New Yensem on a 0 g cd NEW ASPERICS | Asperic, a novelty lightweight woolen, fashions many spring Now designs feature al- invisible patterns in lincs and dots. en- nibies. 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Bt there tain girls who have that me Al sense that 1 hem wen in drivi ing plancs, Nome plenty of commercial The other women lic are: Ruth who failed in & transatlant Miss Geraldine Grey, 1 ho hopes 1o fly across ; Katherine Schuyler Van Vetchen, Colorado Springs, Col., society girl; Marjorie ¢. Stinson. Washington; Mr Frank H. I Little Rock, Ark.; and Martins- ville, Va. Women students ment’s roll are Oakland, ham, Chicago, st. 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