Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND BRISBANE CLUB ToServe Chicken and Fowls So All Get Some of the Best Parts BANKS GET CAMERA TRAP If a suspicious person looking cashes s check at the “paying” window the teller may snap a photograph of the “suspect" If a new camera Is adopted for use In banka The camera which Is small Is fitted with There are certain foods meats pap neck legs and wlrgs those pnrts of Propaganda a cowl that Is Inserted Into the butlesser desirhave can be distribalso tlcularly especially that appeal To Influence Men tonhole of the teller’s vest and the the able parts or favorite portions which uted through preparation equally camera is pinned on the Inside within Very Clieap Empire make them difficult to serfife without Chicken dishes that can be served a few Inches of the teller’s fingers to Good Airplane News whether the without partiality of portions ere facilitate teeming partiality the photograph snapping dishes are served to the family or chicken pie chicken croquettes plain The learned Doctor Lorge of TeachThus Instead of trying to remember Is to or when chicken true that It haa en casserole ers’ college' Columbia university guests fancy the features of s suspect the teller there are visitors loaf chicken been studying laws chartreuse ran they would be chicken hls small produce photograph to souffle escnlloped chicken given what aro considered the nicest chicken governing p r o p aid police The enmera operates Influthat There are other parts but when there are several plain fancy lently — Popular Mechanics there such few best and ences human minds as persons chicken pieces preparations still Is a difficulty to surmount as experimenting on 09 and chlpken mayonnaise that BOYS! GIRLS! can be prepared of pieces of birds "educated” adults best the hostess can Bead the Grape Nuts ad In another Chicken and 'poultry of all kinds but which require a degree of from the list of unof this paper and leant how employed from present problems but there are ways culinary ability to prepare pro£rly tocolumn Join the Dizzy Dean Winners and of preparing the meat of mixing the The other preparations are within twenty to choice years old parts and poorer ones to the scope of the young cook as win valuable free prizes— Adr were asked to exequalize portions so that all get ap- they are dishes easy to prepare Metal Covers Books desirable snme the When mention was made of fancy proximately press their views of Book covers made of aluminum “some opinions” uttThe meat from the second croquettes and escalloped chicken errlngs joint ered by Lincoln that best of all dark meat por the difference between them and tin have been patented In Berlin tlons Roosevelt Hoover and by many considered best plnln ones consists In combtnlng Soof the bird Thomas or sweet when cut from the bone mushrooms (the or peppers can be distributed In smaller pieces cialist candidate) plmlento sweet com or macaroni or And celery or a combination of the above the preparation Coolldge II e a r s t throughout this Is true of the breast another Ingredients or others Karl Marx to Many that reacted favoracongenial favorite part by those who fowl bly to the name of “Lincoln” did not Turkey gooae duck etc can like white meat not so rich In flavor be used instead of the chicken or approve Lincoln’s statement: Is the fruit of labor and as the dark It can be cut and dis- fowl “Capital could never have existed If labor had tributed while the meat from the Is delicious Chicken chartreuse and a dainty dish to serve not existed” Add one teaspoon each of chopped parsley reasThose that “objected” had sound nnd chopped sweet pepper one half on on their side Capital Is not the teaspoon of burnt onion Jnlee (or fruit of labor any more than labor Is plain) teaspoon salt the fruit of capital Capital and labor teaspoon pepper two teaspoons Intelligare both the friittdmuninn chill sauce and one tablespoon ence minced boiled celery to one cup or Defects of Vision Increase one and one half cups of minced The Intelligence pf Thomas A Edison supplied labor Jolts employing millrooked cMcken Butter a plain mold Years— In and Tine- It one Inch thick' with boiled ions of men and paying billions rice a Cause and that Edison Intelligence Kill center with above mixwages ture alone supplied capital to those that and cover with rice Cover knew how to use Edison's Ideas on a When born nearly all babies have mold nnd stenm for kind same With the hour Unmold and pour tomato same normal eyes big scale of care that carries them through (hot) around the mold but not over It The great element In “propaganda” childhood happy and I’ut a sprig of parsley on top of fancy and Is In advertising remain mold should ud serve repettheir a eyes' “persuasion" healthy— ition Say a thing often enough C Kell Svnillrat— WNU Borvloe normal the average man believes It not asking Itut It has been found that by the 20 of women have discovered none time children finish grade school why Of all human convictions GEMS than Is more firmly fixed Immovable economy —and the per cent of them have defective wonderful baking result— gained by those based on supersitlon sion Ignorance When they have finished colClabbfs Cibl Baking Powder naiag falsehood and preposterous credulity lege 40 per cent have eye difficulties TEA Forty years of age shows GO per rent with defective vision and past sixty Encouraging news: Soviet Silk Farms IVhen It was stated the other day “An aviation program of more than 93 per cent are so affected Thirty thousrnd acres in Russia n 1000 new planes to cost approximately Why should the eyes of so many that a scientist had discovered will be devoted to silk farms ' has been mapped by the $00000000 show such an alarming Increase In process which enabled him to make for visional defects? Because these Army Navy and Marine corps synthetic diamonds Indistinguishable 1930” these growing girls nnd boys— from the real ones but very much a great many people were milIf we can afford five thousand young and older men and women cheaper lion dollars to prevent the depression used their eyes with too little light! alarmed Diamonds are a favorite Investkilling too many Americans we may lu the daytime outdoors there Is common colds ment ami those who possess them well spend sixty million dollars to keep of course plenty of light — the natIf suffer enormous losses our would foreigners from shooting at all of us ural daylight nature developed exactly the same could be The light from an stones eyes to see by It Is Impossible The Van Sweringen brothers had unclouded sky gives us 10(KM) foot made commercially No matter how many medicines railroad properties that flnanelnl writIn the shade of a tree the to sny exactly hqw much money candles have tried for your cough chest ers called a “three billion dollar emwould be Involved but the total you cold or bronchial Irritation you can light will be upwards of 1000 foot of get relief now with Creomulsion pire” Close by a window there would probably not be far short candles Serious trouble may be brewing and Perhaps “three billion” referred to may be 200 foot candles of light £1000001000 you cannot afford to take a chance bonds watered stocks and other “seFortunately for the owners of with shining on your book page or needleanything less than Creomul-eiJewels however tests of the “syIn curities” 'of the “empire” which goes right to the seat any work diamonds” by the experts of of the trouble to aid nature to nthetic case the Van Swerlngens borrowed What Is a foot candle? It Is the soothe and heal the Inflamed memChamber of Commerce million dollars on that “emscientist's “yardstick” of light mea- the Iondon branes as the phlegm revealed Important differences pire” largely from J I’ Morgan A Co The amount of light one have surement is loosened and expelled between the manufactured gems and milThey did not pay the Even If other remedies have randle would shine on a surface one the genuine article failed don’t be discouraged lion dollars the whole thing was put your foot away Is authorized to guarantee t up at auction the Van Swerlngens Business In diamonds Is one of the druggist But at night— that Is another and to refund your Creomulsion barometers bought back control of the “three bilof world trade money if you are not satisfied with It Is very common for people best story! lion dojlar empire" for three million a diamonds is from It bottle boom results When the very first sign to rend or sew with only four foot dollars Get Creomulsion right now (AdrJ of there Is general prosperity jcr cent of the candles of light where they should that three billions amt million dolof at least 10 When the demand for them falls off have an Illumination lars less tlinp the amount borrowed down commerce Is generally slowing of kind the coarsest foot candles for on It Hut no oilier form of "big bus20 foot candles for read Ing fine print and for sewing: 30 iness” Is earned out dn so modest s The hurricane that spread destructThere Is no pnlntlHl dlnnmnd use of the way foot candles for continued ion over Tamalen nnd Culm nbpyed the exchange housed In “marble halls" eyes of Miami’s weather bureau suggestion Instead you have the you suffer burning scanty or Using the eyes with less light than tables nnd went 200 miles out to sea Floriof a teashop where men sit amounts frequent urinition backache these minimum may result da much obliged to that hurricane over twopenny cups of tea or coffee headache diuintts swollen led and In eye strain and possible permanent wonders whether has any anvhody discussing the prices of the “sparkankles? Are you tired ncrvoui— led Injury to vision definite lie spilled among the breaplan to control lers" destructive that Be sure you have enough ell umtrung end don't know whet is light hurricanes If you use electricity — ask your light dcrumbs That’s how they do bus! wrong? ness In Hatton Garden the center of Then give tome thought to your conjpmy to test your lamps and William Cameron diamond trade — London Abrondcasting ture to see If they give enough light the Be mre they function proper from Detroit able to Interpret kidneys nswers Henry for safe seeing Ford s views better than anybody else ly for functional kidney disorder per If you do not get finds economic signs "already changed nits exceu wade to stay In the blood new 300 candle power one m Way Love of Finds the for the better” More Important end to poison end upset the whole flip pressure lamps that burn kerosene VIrgU F Winslow was testifying “American mind has made a remarksystem or gasoline In a Angeles court In an attempt able recovery of equilibrium” Live Doan's Pills Doan's are for Ike When your work Is held three feet to gain a divorce from Sarah C hls wife for 35 years kidneys only They ere recommended from the lamp latter “She the away Winslow Ethiopia's king has “about” world over You can gel the gen the — ” at of should be candle 275 voice halted least wns domineering hls men massed on three fronts' all Vine Doan's at any drug “I love power intensity to assure the 20 to and tears came to hls eyes facing Italians and ready for anything 30 foot candles I can’t of light you need to my wife store to happen go through with Cnder thosp conditions It Is Important this !” he shouted Walking away protect your sight something Whatprobably will happen use a that went the he witness to stand from high cnndlepower ever starts must go to thp end you If Is lamp to be sure you have enough hls wife and embraced her The case not likely with Hitler preparing for was dismissed revenge that France will sever her light to protect your sight relations with Italy for the present sake of distressed Ethiopia If dear old England should sally ' forth and find herself all alone she 'would back probably “sally" again without firing that first deciding shot run-dowMussolini knows that THIS WEEK ADVENTURERS’ UTAH or f “ Terrible Mistake’ By FLOYD GIBBONS Famous Headline Hunter my sympathies to you Mrs Charles Williams I know and appreciate how you felt that clay — happily long when an ambulance policeman brought you the sad news that every married woman dreads It happened Mrs Williams’ story boys and girls Is heavy wltb tragedy on her husband's forty first birthday Mrs Williams was preparing a little surprise party to celebrate the event —when the blow fell Womanlike she smiled happily — as she baked her husband's favorite birthday cake — little dreaming of the wfu news that wai already on Its way Mrs Williams wiped her hands on the kitchen towel The l rang AN These D ago — went and to answer it Policeman Gives Mrs Williams Doubtless the hoy with the the kind Charlie liked ice cream a she thought Fright and she he had hoped brought poShe opened the door Not the delivery boy but a A police ambulance was In front of the house liceman stood there “DID Charles Williams lhe here?" the officer asked An Icy band Mrs Williams caught her breuth at the form of the question seemed to c Hitch her heart Why— yes' '4h‘e Said'hatthigtyc “He' my husband— Is ther something wroni-’- The policeman appeared to question “Is your husband a painter?” “Yes” “Medium but be sympathetic he Ignored her he asked height?” “Yes” “Weight about two hundred pounds?” Mrs Williams nodded She was getting weaker at she says kept his eyes lowered on a little book policeman "Age about forty?” he asked "Why yes— he Is today but — ” She Fears the )Worst — and Who every question he held Th oea Are Our Eyes Getting Weaker? Poor kVith Light FORTUNES IN CHANGE OWNERSHIP OVER CUPS OF Wouldn’t? The officer closed his little book and took hdr gently l?y the arm “We had better step inside” he said From the way he looked Mra Williams says she knew aomethlng She sank into a chair terrible had happened “Your husband has had n “Be brave” the policeman continued accident He fell off a ladder It might be very serious” Mrs Williams says' a cold chill went right to her heart It couldn’t ' be Millions Beware Coughs from That Hang On Mrs Williams Knew Something Terrible Had Happened that her Charlie was dead! Her next question sounded as though else were asking It "Is he— (lead?" she asked a The tears in the policeman’s eyes she says gave her his answer but Ms words held out a ray of hope "He is at the Emergency hospital— very badly hurt — but there might be a slight chance’’ Mrs Williams rushed to the phone The kindly policeman helped her get the number but the hospital only verified her worst fears She listened — stunned— as they told her Her Chari” rUd without regaining consciousness Smoke floated In from the oven In the kitchen Is the “Something policeman said burning’’ Mrs Williams looked at him bui nkly “It doesn’t matter now” she said “It’s too late" She stared at the front door— the ams door her Charlie always entered about this time In her anguish she thought she could even hear the familiar grating of his key v he seemed even to sea the door opening and then Mrs Williams says she thought her mind had anapped for— i IN THE DOOIt WALKED CHARLIE WILLIAMS! Ghost? Not on your life! Alive and hungry! possible someone Charlie Got a Real Eirthday Smacker And Mrs Charlie Williams says the kiss she got wasn’t a kiss ghostly either and she hopped olT to the kitchen Just In time to save that cake Dry your tears boys and girls What had happened was this: Another painter named Charles Williams had been killed Police found only hie name on hie body and when the description checked so closely with Charlie’ the police had made a perfectly natural error - But that’s not all Mrs Williams says when the word got out that her Charlie was dead that awful husband Just had the time of his life answering the door and scaring friends who came to offer their condolences to his widow He even scared a high hatted undertaker who arrived— like a ghoul— for Charlie’s remains Mrs Williams says that the ahock was so that she thought greait he would need a doctor but eo many sympathetic friends cam In that she didn’t have time to get sick— she was too busy entertaining her guests But Charlie had the time of his life! The party turned Into a combination birthday celebration and wake! And It’s not often a fellow gets a chance to celebrate bis own wake Charlie took a cue from Mark Twain and when anybody looked surprised to see him alive be announced that "the story of bis demise was greatly exaggerated” ©—WNU Christians in Armenia Since Year 303 A D The Armenian Is a little above middle stature robust slightly olive In and usually with straight complexion black hair prominent nose and high Be Is alert adaptive and wide brow remarkable for hls Industry quick telligence and business aptitude The women are frequently beautiful wltb dark eyes and regular features Whatever their racial origin accord In the Chicago Ing to Arch Farmer Tribune It seems fitting that a people living In a land so closely associated with scriptural history should early have embraced a religion founded on This they the teachings of the Bible did turnlDg from sun and fire wgrshlp to Christianity In 303 A D when King Tlrdat converted by St Gregory “the Illuminator” established Christianity As a result Ar as the atat religion Service menia became the theater of an almost unlnlerrupted religious warfare The history of the ancient kingdom of Armenia la obscure though as the laDd of the Khaldlans (named after the god Khnldi) It Is believed to have been a satrapy or principality of Persia In the Sixth century B C The country became essentially Armenian under Tlgranea the Great In the First century of the Christian era Following Ita subjection by Tersla after King TIrdat’s adoption of Christianity and the subsequent downfall of the I'ersion empire In 042 the country was overrun successively by the Arabs and Monguls By Heljuks 1351 however the country reverted to the control of Armenian feudal lords and It was least partially ontll the Sixteenth century when began the bloody role of the Ottoman Turks at DO r? 1¥ you n feel tired nervous and out of sorts In Nebraska President Roosevelt addressed hls first Bpeeeh of the campaign of 133(1 to 15000 farmers gathered around the rear end of hls car and 20000000 other farmers by radio ITe talked earnestly-witJesting he understands the silence of farmer who applaud little while expressing no dis- approval The farmer who lives nnd thinks by la not a demonstrative being himself Explaining nnd defending AAA an administration device tint tells farmers whnf where how much they may what animals they may raise plant what prices they must charge the President chose this convincing statement : "Three state this years ago I visited and saw farmers wheat nnd shelling farms In threshing 20 cent farmers facts count rent wheat or There —there Is usually a definite reason for this Now let's reason senslbly this is Don’t try to get well in a day Remember asking too much of Nature she has certain natural processes that j’ust cannot be hurried But there is a certain scientific way you can assist by starting those digestive juices in the stomach to flowing more freely and at the same time supply a balanced mineral deficiency the corn” With no uow Is 30 £ Klnf Fefttur ftvnrilrmtc WNU Rfrvlc if J body makes corn ln needs you t feel like yourself again aTt invited t listen in every Friday Music Best Hour- - aver Mutual SJJ Therefore if you are pale tired and rundown frequent sign that your are weak — then do try in the simple easy way so many millions approve — by starting a course of SSS Blood Tome Much more could be said — a trial will thoroughly convince you that this way in the absence of any organic trouble will start you on the road of feeling like your" self again o Ui c night ta et frtfran f Braodcaning Network p :jo A CST n j |