New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1930, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930. . | ver v } . ‘e . 99 i . h g o Reaanrs Once QOvers . ByCiD Batche]o,iT‘np Abroad Just a “F §ny Ride’” to American Yout § g New York, Aug Young The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy 5 e - = | America is not only setting the pace 2 s for old Europe, but has revolution- By AIJELE (JARRIE()N G " ; p |/w\!r‘1\z1 between two contine: 3 S = - f | according to Jean Henry, purser of 2 | the new French liner, §. S. Lafay- | Ihe Personal Note. So Dreaded by € ¢ [ oo . et /7 & {‘W Madge. Creeps Into Phil Verit . |""“ies the American vounsste A R s Cealbi b \who are showing the wogd how SR e B LR ) fi Y 6 / ' {to be healthy and happy as well as e | X el ks 15 [ bectic while traveling,” said § 2 | Henry, who has made 'more than 0 trips back and forth to ku-| pe. and knows the traveler well T college boys and girls ink no more of going to | Europe than their gra dparents F Young tourists . . . cycle throygh did of taking a ferry ride, and who by Tarope | consider bathing suits and -teanis shoes a morag necessary part of | their equipment than steamer | blankets and pillows —they | back broke but tHey hav comething more val | souvenirs and have given | nentals, especially the young one a whole new sct of values They're Original Tourlsts Not only do the young Ameri- s lead & strenuous, athletic life.| | on shipboard, but do Europe | |in an original ana d: manner. |according to the dictates of their | own fancy. In contrast to the aipfcal Sitourist i of Ras hisir Jean Henry . . . knows the travel- Bobbed hair . . . conspicuous s Lillian Amused S P {road tickets bought and his rese R Japan / S 2 ¥ p 3 § - |vations made for his before leaving home, the theory is to go where his fancy | In his closct there should be low leads and stay as long as Lis m s hooks a holding just the lasts. 1f that is only two or thre he is usinz at that clothing well and good. A lot can he |t y e 1 two weeks and some other t Ihe should have his own particular will be more boats and en S hooks for tooth brush and wash ‘ do it (horoughly. . | cloth and a convenient rod for his of following the beat towel. n path and looking up the accred- Making Neatness Easy Occasionally it is well to sort out ited hotels where ice is alway By Alice Judson ale from the toy shelves those play- available for ' water and bee Whether our chillren acq de- | things in which he has shown no for dinner, the younsg habits of neatness depends | interest for a long time and keep jcan traveler avoids the safe v on Which they re- |only those in which he is actively wants to eat the typical | cg . very begir terested country i all child's room. for instance, It is course not only the ar- doesn’t mind ‘rough- | gp; T only the minimum | range of a child's room and bit. His instinct tells y t t, convenicnce | hathroor malkes for habits of nture lies in the by- hee ¢ nea S8, is ir of serene i the unexpected Many children 'ha scries so | orderliness that prevails throughe T American vouth too. h furniture, knick- |out the entire home nts to do. rather th have and that the | This depends largely upon moth- erything done for him, prefer- | whole must give t 1 an impres- [ er's virtues as a housekeeper, on 11 as | sion confusion —of somethin h ability to organize her work on wi t be o nd keep her home neat and attrac- pt to 5 - without too much effort. tour through [ It is good idea to keep in a through the | nly those thinge | a little gerious | w n £ m day You car pantry n Switzer- He ave a all chest of |shelf set ur coftee ani a ’ vhich | cocoa 4 them in girls who I n e it and | mode Instcad of v ch contain h everyd thes. - ~ — 80 MILES ON CRUTCHES Frost, a one-legged soldier, has —_— TTIAWE o L e S S| T To(j_ay s Variet A7.94ar1 HOVMS yaur - po R REEE S o it e B Pt p g J‘i 1ety B‘ Exp]a'ins Loan London, as a gesture to the public. lias! diifagd car for el P e I E fi e Sonla selE oo “Surely if T have the endurance and 7 =\ o e through - strength to walk 80 miles on P e o ! | s the custom of the Ameri- LT | crutches T should be capable of to travel light. discard-| } 3 doing . he said. Frost lost his plenishing as they go leg in France while serving with the of for college . L Royal Naval Reserves. He is the . only one left of 10 brothers who [ the wearing a hat o o served in the World war. Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Medicine 5 e surprised when a gir y [ s et he had out one, beca ad of very bushy a Ity to the aired THE REWARD OF PATIENCE 5 : X Lh Use Foreign Languages ~ ‘ t the T American By Thornten W. Burgess Z - 4 £ . 4 it eE ) TN hae ul epends on | 1 ide T these antly with nown nouns 1age get what a thorougt e When emergency guests descend vou and you lack glasses enough to give them a cooling bev- ool . 1use 1 L L Bt g the new paper cups? e ? v g A & e § They are so attr. e and handy & n S many housewifes now use them alonz. Not only for picnics but striet | for daily supper use. paper cu nd A | paper plates save time and trouble, Moreover. they are decorative. for ’ The $1 es had previous- | ., 2 e s | J. 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