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> ' * ,, Th« Barnwell People-Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C* Thursday, Jane 13, 1935 Machine Gunners Fire at a Painted Landscape \ p ■■ ENTREE OR MADE D|SH practice with ,alt the advantages of open terrain and fcindsckpe targets Is being accorn- T HOSE who plnn meals are often confronted by the problem of what , to serve to add variety, “pep," or to fill a vacant place In the menu. ^Some^' thing Is needed that Is different, tasty, while at the same tlmerlt fits In with the other dishes whiqb compose the .meal ' . Jn bridge, when In doubt, lead trtimps—In food planning, when in doubt, add a dish which appeals. The following are a few which may be use ful ; they may be varied' by using dif ferent fruits or vegetables. Orange Fritters. Take one and one-fourth cups ot pastry flour, two teaspoons, of baking powder, one-fourth teaspoon of salt,, mix well and add four t aides prions of evaporated •‘milk and seven tablespoons of water, one beaten' egg—bent until' Dental Hygiene 86 The Road to Health By DR. R. ALLEN GRIFFITH w t ■ t t ■ i r t t ,r r t i i ■ r i CHEW YOUR FOOD Slenderizing Lines Characterize Frock PATTERN 9321 W HAT, are your teeth fort They are placed In the mouth as the first aids In digestion. Their loss throws an additional burden upon the balance of the alimentary apparatus, which Is frequently unable to stand the strain. The chain of events following Insuf ficient mastication is so large that heavy doses of powders and pills and the paymept of doctors’ bills cannot remedy what might easily have been remedied by a little care In the begin- pltslied at the Fort Wayne army post, -smooth, or ahmiL two minutes. Take wiu 8- Bedtime Story for Children t By THORNTON W. BURGESS NANNY MEADOW MOUSE IS WORRIED babies all the time on his mind as does Nanny. So he has more time to think about himself and the things he wants N ANNY MEADOW tyOUSE was to do. Then, too. the sharp little wits worried Yes. sir. Nannv Mead- that funny little head of bis have brought him through so many tight places that he has come to think him self quite as smart as anybody else and quite able to take care of himself no matter what happens, which shows the time. What with helpless babies I ' hat hp '* n '\ as wise as Nanny, though ’ it wouldn’t do to tell him so. ANNY MEADOW AJOUSE was worried. Yes, sir. Nanny Mead ow Mouse was worried. Nanny is a home body.' In the first place, most of the time she lias a family to think about and care for. There are babies In Nanny's snug little home most of and headstrong, half-grown children eager to got out in tlie Great World and show how smart they are, and fully grown children already setting will risk her own life for her babies sary risks. The most precious thing anybody possesses Is life. To risk this for something ^whlch at best Is noth log more than pleasure is the most foolish thing In the world. Nanny and how necessary It Is that a young Meadow Mou^e who would live to a good old age be carefully trained. One of the first things to be learned Is the foolishness of taking unneces- np homes of their own, Nanny has real cause for worry. You see. no one knows better than she what a lot of dangers surround a Meadow Mouse any time, but she Is far too wise to risk It for any other reason.- “If you lost your life you’ve lost everything." Is a favorite saying of Nanny’s, and when you come to think of it. it is exactly so. Sometimes Dan- ny Meadow Mmise TAughs at - her and tells her that the older she grows the more timid she becomes. That doesn't trouble Nanny at all. She simply Detroit. Mich., by using painted land scales In a limited area. The range used Is 1,000 inches, which corre : sponds exactly to the 1,000-yard nrfige of open country. The gun crews fix their sights and ranges the same as they would on a 1,000-yard range, and fire at landscape objects In the upper, black, and white panel. The lower coP ored duplicate scenes are to enable gunners to pick out their targets more readily. T been very trying that day, for they had persisted in taking foolish- risks whenever Nanny’s hack was turned. They kept her worried. 'They kept her so worried that she didn’t have time to think of Danny. But when the Black Shadows began to creep out over the Green Meadows and Danny had not returned. It popped into her head that Something dreadful must have happened to him. She began to worry. The later It grew the more she worried. \ . @ T W. Burgess.—WNU Service. AN OLD-COUPLE By ANNE CAMPBELL The day that Danny took it into his head to visit the Smiling Pool had been a very trying one for Nanny. Danny hadn't told her where He was going or that he expected^to be gone long. The half-grown chiUlreu had GIPUGAGP T “Believe It or not," says stepping Stella, “the fastest drivers are found in the parked cars." ©. Bell Syndicate.—W^U Service. \Vt> with hair as white as snow Closely sit together. In their hearts the hanked fires glow. Bitter is the weather; ' . But the Joy of summer days Still is mirrored in their gaze. As- two trees that through long years Tmvard each other bending, Nourished botliby smiles and tears, See the sun descending, So do these two, wondering, Face the end, and closer cling. Long the Journey from the day They Joined hands, light-hearted. Hard sometimes, the winding way Since the Journey started. But It’s been a worth-while pull I Sharing made It beautiful 1 Copyright—WNU Servlca. Weather Affect* Hunan Efficiency Studies of the effect of atmospheric conditions on human efficiency show that the majority of us work faster In the spring and autumn than In the winter and that we accomplish more work than usual Immediately after “ a change in weather, not only on a clear day following a stormy period but also during a storm following several days of sunshine.—Collier’s Weekly. UESTION BOX i, ED WYNN, The Perfect Fool Sometime* Danny Meadow Mouse Laughs at Her and Tells Her That the Older She Grows the More Timid She Becomes. smiles and says nothing. She knows It Is true, but she also knows that this added timidity is because of increased knowledge of the dangers of the Greal World, and that the more timid she is the less likely is she to feel careless. “A Meadow Mouse cannot be too tim id," says Nanny, and In that she Is more than half right Danny Meadow Mouse Is different. He doesn’t have the care of those e«Y0U Know APCIL roou That the origin of “April Fool’s Day’’ is unknown, but the custom has long pre vailed in many countries. In Scotland the victim of the trick is called a “gowk’’ and in France “poisson d’Avril” or April Fish. • MrClurc N««r»p*p*r SyidlcM*. WNU Mrrtc* Dear Mr. Wynn: • 1 - I am a woman forty-three years of age and have never been married. A widower about my own age is madly In love with me and wants to marry me. I love him all right, but he says he is a member of twelve lodges. What I want to know Is this: Is It wise to marry a man who belongs to as mapy as twelve lodges? Sincerely, MAY SOONIClt Answer: There Is no harm In it as Ion# as you will he satisfied with him staying away from home twel/e nights a week. Dear Mr. Wynn: What does it mean when you see a tot of letters after n rioetor ^ nnm^? Sincerely, MEDDIE SON. Answer: That simply means he got to where he Is by "degrees." party, some woman passed the remark' that there wasn’t any difference be tween a man and a banana peel. It sounds silly to me, but this particular woman is considered very bright, so no one questioned her. Have you any idea what she meant by comparing a man and a banana peel? Yours truly, L BIDSPADES. Answer: Her comparison was this: Sometimes a man throws a banana peel in the gutter, and sometimes a banana peel throws a man In the gut ter. % Associated Newspaper*. V* FNU Service. two seedless oranges, remove all filler and dip each section into the batter. Have deep fat hot enough to fry a cube of bread a golden color In a min ute, then drop In the fritters a few at a time; cook for five minutes, drain, sprinkle with sugar and serve. Lobster Croquettes. Take two cups op chopped cooked lobster, mix one-fourth of a teaspoon of salt, the same of mustard, a dash of cayenne and add to the lobster. Pre pare a white sauce, using two table spoons of butter, three of flour, one- half teaspoon of salt and a cup of milk. Add the cooked white sauce to the lobster, mold Into balls when well chilled and fry In deep fat, using a hotter fat than the above. Forty sec onds for the browning of the bread is the right amount. Serve with tatar sauce. Mushrooms on Toast. Cook mushrooms in butter for five minutes, add cream and seasoning and pour over well buttered toast. Serve at once. * . © Western Newspaper Union. -o , W -i «|j ■ a ntj P m Thorough mastication can only bo accomplislied by proper and aufficlent" teeth. Modern man lives largely on a herbivorous diet. The more herbi vorous an animal the greater the necesrt slty for thorough chewing of the fooA. | It has been proved by scientific experi ments that those who bolt their food, those who have Insufficient teeth or no teeth, Iqse 20 per cent of their vege table food, three-fourths of their entire nourishment and 70 to 80 per cent of their food flll.^ ■ Food which is appetizing and pleas ant to the palate is not completely nu tritious unless thoroughly chewed. Mastlcatloq grinds and mixes the food with the saliya which starts the neces sary chemical changes In the starches and sugars. It also excites the secre tions of the gastric Juice. Thoroughly chewed" food reaches the stomach In which a sufficient amount of pepsin, ren- nin and hydrochloric acid awaits 1L The transformation of food into nour ishing body stuff begins here. Most of us eat too- much. This is due to hast# nervousness, bolting, the inability to chew food properly, and because many foods are prepared so I looking wrap-around for sheer com- they may be eaten without chewing, fort and convenience. And, of course. This In turn causes a stagnation of | a boon to expectant mothers. Note how the belt slips through a slit am may be simply adjusted to fit the figure. Meanwhile, one has stepped right Into It as Into a coat No pet ticoat needed. Nice shoulders and / 133! 9321 Quite the neatest trick we’ve ob served for; a long time Is this clev erly arranged, >et delightfully simple, home frock. Especially nice for those of us who gain and lose weight or who just naturally love a sffiffrt the cells that produce the digestive fluids. Sufficient hydrochloric acid Is not secreted to prevent fermentation. Fermentation manufactures gust's. Mi cro-organisms, mixed with food under these conditions, produce ptomaine and other poisons. Food poisons, the result of incomplete or Improper digestion, to- ff?ther_wlth_m!cro-organIflmaXrom dirty mouths, produce the symptoms covered by the term auto-intoxication. The certain cure for eating too much back, aren’t they? Most attractive In solid color cotton broadcloth or printed or plaid cotton of any sort. Pattern Q.'121 may be ordered onlx_. in sizes 14, 1G, 18. 20, 32, 34. 36. 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, and 48. Size 30 re quires 4% yards 38 inch fabric. food Is careful and proper chewing. I SEND FIFTEEN-CENTS In coins This can only be accomplished by au or stamps (coins.preferred) for this' efficient masticating apparatus. Any- pattern. Be sure to write plainly one may demonstrate the truth of this statement by a trial. • • • - FORTY TO FORTY-FIVE your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. Address your order to The Sew ing Circle Pattern Department, 232 -West ISth Street, New York, N. Y. S OMEWHERE between these ages a man has usually reached the highest point of his efficiency, and from then bu4t Is a question of con- tlnued- vlgilanceAo keep from sliding rapidly down the grade that has only one end fee ua alk v—- '— You don’t need t6 be a health fan atic, but It i^j well to ask yoiir'self when you reacn\this “ge. If you are really 100 per cent well. Don’t you occasionally have a headache, llt-tle attacks of indigestion, constipation, or sleepless nights once In a while? These are apparently little v insignificant things, hut are really nature’s warn ing that It Is time to look after your self. Smiles FULLY RECOVERED For a hot day at the otlk-e this short sleeved tunic frock Is very chic. When the tweed-patterned navy and white tunic coat Is removed. It shows a one-piece dress of crossbarred white crepe. Lobster Trap* Lobster traps are usually 3 or 4 feet long and cafiable of containing a num ber of lobsters. They are set in water ranging from 5 to 30 fathoms or even more, and are visited every two or three days. If the weather permits. From the traps the lobsters are taken to floating cages, called cars, where they are kept until enough are gath ered to warrant a shipment More Than a Hundred but Going Strong First Nurse—Has he come to hlfc senses yet? SecorkL Nurse—Yes, he's quits rational now. Just asked me to elope with him>.. Hardly Expected “I want to he lionest, sir. L can\ Not nuuiy of us will fallow thla out | support your daughter, buf she ha^ her heart set on marrying me." “Never mind; do your best. ) can’t support her either.’—Kansas' City Star. even when, we know it Is for our own good, but simple cleanliness will ac complish wondera, and we should all take time to keep clean, especially our mouths. When we get up into the forties It 1 - Soothing Influence becomes more and more common to ,“Do you think It’s wrong to play hear that some of our friends have lotteries?’V been stricken. The older we get the “No,” answered Miss Cayenne, oftener we lose soqie good old friend “They help to keep us convinced that that, was apparehtly in good health | nrosneritv nmv l>*> lust nrminri tha only a few days or weeks before. Per haps the last time you saw him you remarked how good he looked. Don’t these things ever make you think? Could you, too? Death which Is not Accidental Is dne to the effects of the action of mi cro-organisms, a result that might be acute and sudden, or chronic and slow. In its termination.- These micro organisms usually have some small focus of existence and^ growth, and prosperity may be just around the corner." New Animal on Scene "I notice a Wall Street Item says that the bulls have stopped fighting the bears." “Yes, they both have all they can do, fighting the wolf at the door.”— Pearson’s Weekly, . 1— Dear Mr. Wynn: Do you think It Is really true that women make fools of men? Yours truly, IKE ANTBEE LEEVIT. Answer: Some times they do, but some times It isn’t necessary. Dear Mr. Wynn: I met a fellow the other day and have since found out that tie Is an awful liar and Is not thought very much of In our community. L am placed In a very embarrassing position. He has asked me to lend* him $.*i0. and when I asked him when he would pay me back he said:. “I will pay you back in two weeks, on the word of a gentle man." What shall I do? Truly yours, e t IGtyA TftUCK. Answer: Tell him you’ll lend him the money If he’ll bring the gentleman around. Dear Mr. Wynn: Dwtag a conversation, at a bridge M RS. anna HOKANSON, now well along the second century of her life at one hundred and four, keepa In trim by doing the milking on the farm near Puyallup, Wash., where she makes her home. The centenarian credits her long existence to the healthful farm life she leads. that point is usually where every tiling' must enter the system, the mouth. These micro-organisms are found at the apex of a dead tooth, In pyorrhea, around unsanitary dental work. There can be no doubt that these causes are responsible for more deaths and misery than war and whisky com bined. The only reason we don’t try to eliminate It Is that It works si lently, while war and whisky create a lot of noise and are more or less spectacular. Even diseases that are not caused directly by unsanitary mouth condi tions are greatly aggravated by them, through a lowering of the resistance. When ye” feel below phr and have lost your pep, some little bug is get ting In Us work. When the blood stream Is constantly poisoned by pus germs continuously pouring Into the system there must come a time when the resistance is broken down and you limp along like hn automobile ou few cylinders. When you are past forty it la well know that the human mouth Is those bugs grow that are ah sqre to get you If you don’t clean Nawapapw UaUa. > M n r 'k.J I '•> i- • sRCKMIBmI » " ■■ - ■ ■*>*> i .-i,