| Show I -- i w He Had a Trout In the Sock ' (The Salt Lake Tribune magazine will pay $250 each week for the one historical fact anecdote or humorous Incident which In the opinion of the editor is the most interesting For other Items published In the “Fact or Fiction” department $1 will be paid All itbms must be confined to SOO words or less and deal with only the intermountain area Unpublished contributions cannot be' returned Address material to "Fact or Fiction” The Salt Lake Tribune Magazine Salt Lake City 10 Utah) REMEMBER WELL the fellow on the opposite bank not wanting to get his trousers wet by crossing the stream and his tossing them to me to catch before my enlistment in Earlier that day in two the of United States the army usj had started fishing my fishing up the river he on the opposite side cast one more took sans with an now long pants companion — imitation grasshopper and 'Tve got one!” rolled across in excited tones After playing it several minutes he graspejd the rainbow in his hand and held it up for me slippery to see— the first fish of the day— and th main course of our I mid-Augu- st BECOMING fat like life and to us gradually age We may realize that we are getting a little heavier that our clothes are a little tighter and we may go along without 'being too disturbed about our fig ure condition Then all of a sudden we wake up to the fact that we are fat and that’s all there is to it! COUNTY seat of Iron rpHE 1 county has a story older than the white man’s coming Parowan is the county seat's name and when translated it means "evil water” Not salt water Or water but a wicked water For "pa” is water and "ruan” is evil or evil-smelli- J 14-in- Becoming Fat Creeps Up Gradually Parowan Older ThanWhifeMan Is It Fact or Is It Fiction? I ng mean The name "originated in a legend that says at one time when the Indians were camped near Little Salt lake the water rushed up and “stole a man” He was carried far out and never seen again They say that the lake bottom had holes in it and that the water "jumped high up” sometimes Perhaps there were volcanic Sometimes some special experience such as an illness or an operation or having a baby will pile the pounds on suddenly but more generally the woman who gains weight once will do so again unless she adopts some plan of life and diet which will keep her weight at the correct point The average woman is on a kind of weight seesaw She's up She’s down She gains She loses She gains she loses on and on disturbances there or perhaps the lake was at one time a geyser Or perhaps the txith of the story will never be known V J Morgan Utah reducing routine so that we have to go through a dieting period over and over again By Josephine Lowman There are definite reasons for this In the first place metabolism plays its part Because of this some women are more subject-to overweight than others More often this tendency is due to habits in eating and physical activity The woman who is active physically the one who indulges in sports regularly is not so apt td become obese as her sedentary sister and when she does gain a few pounds they are more attractively distributed just as we can in anything else People seem to feel that they N long ago a reader’s letter said “All of the recipes one sees are designed for nonsee direcfatties I constantly tions for these ' creamed and fried delicacies Why not some recipes that are good but nonfattening?” This is a fine idea it seems to me and could be worked out If you would like to have my leaflet No 36 "Count Your Calories” send a stamped envelope with your request for it to Josephine Low-ma- n in care of The Salt Lake are bom with certain tastes in! food when actually most of these are cultivated in early! childhood by the food their! mother gave them We can learn! to like articles of food to whichl we are not accustomed In other! words we can change our food’ habits into a more healthful and beautifying pattern if we: will It’s a big job to lose many self-address- ed unwanted pounds and it would be a satisfying resolution to de- -j termine to keep our weight where it should be once we! have used the neqessary to attain our best) poundage It is discouraging to see the pounds piling tip again) soon after we have completed a j 1F A woman’s tastes in eating are cultivated to enjoy most the rich calorie packed foods then of course she will be a victim of overweight in most cases We can form habits in eating Tribune-Telegra- Home Serive m department Salt Lake City 10 Utah Josephine Lowman's "Why Grow Old ?” is a regular feature - in the Salt Lake Telegram self-discipli- ch dinner to come I was afraid he would lose it as he stood there admiring it avs av ! 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