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THE ALTO HERALD, ALTO, TEXAS.
Ylourt
Cold In Head,
Chest or Throat?
RUB Musterole well into your chest
and throat — almost instantly you
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Those good old-fashioned cold reme-
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"Alarm Clock" Worked
If Anthony Kot's nlarra clock were
of the ordinary variety, he inlj-'ht be
dead, and so might his wife and three
children. Kot, an employee of a Phil-
adelphia paper mill, sometimes works
during the day and sometimes during
the night. Whenever the time comes
for him to arise, his wife chases one
of tlie three guinea pigs they own Into
his bedroom and its squeals awaken
Anthony. At 4:00 a. m. he heard one
of the animals squeal and promptly
tumbled out of bed. He found the
house filled with smoke and his wife
and children overcome. It took him
five minutes to revive the four of
them. The "alarm clock" had "gone
off" just in time.
Keep It That Way
Scientists announce that the Influ-
enza germ has been Isolated, and our
Idea Is that it would be a dandy
scheme to keep him Isolated.—Judge.
DOCTOR'S LAXATIVE
IS BEST
Your health is too important !
lYou cannot afford to experiment
with your delicate bowels when
coated tongue, bad breath, headache,
gas, nausea, feverishness, lack of
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Bridge Luncheons
A LMOST everything In n woman's
** life Is closely bound up with her
personality, her womanhood, her sex.
She Is bound to take a woman's point
of view. She rencts In accordance
with her nature as woman, not In a
neutral manner. It Is at once her
weak point and her strong point
Men aren't like that at nil. Men
have the power to divide themselves
Into different personalities. A man Is
a man and a business mnn. He lays
aside his personal feelings by the way
he throws off his coat His very na-
ture as man Is revealed now and then,
not at all times, as Is the case with
woman.
Now as to modern indoor sports—
dances and card games. Men whirl
around the door and shuffle the cards
at the table In a rather mechanical
way. They dance, they play cards.
That's alL With women, It is differ
ent. The dance and the game appeal
to them personally, as women.
Women like to dance because the
musical whirl Is so much love experi-
ence for them. The dance enters their
soul. The music makes special appeal.
The delicate embrace and the sense of
being carried about on their tip-toes
gives them thrills that men cannot get
from their shuffles.
But, I'm really talking about card
games, which are supposed to 'belong
to men. Since men are forced to take
chances In business, a card game ap-
peals to them, for it teaches them pa-
tience and shows them how to be good
losers. Such a sport Is a part of
man's life.
But a br(dge luncheon with a bunch
of women Is another thing altogether.
It shows, first of all, that the modern
woman is largely a creature of lei-
sure. Her home Is supplied with all
sorts of contrivances Invented by men,
and these contraptions make house-
keeping so easy that women have
plenty of spare time.
There's no harm In this sort of
thing. I suppose, but It seems to me
that women who make such a business
of bridge are creatures who confess
that they are trying to get out of life
something which otherwise would be
lacking. That something Is—Love I
If a woman loves and Is loved; If her
heart Is swayed by tender emotions,
she will have no Interest in cards.
It's foolish for women to place them-
selves In positions where their happi-
ness for the time being depends upon
what cards they draw. The wise wom-
an Is one who holds her fate in her
own bands, and does not have It dealt
out to her.
Love and luck are as far apart as
the poles. Those who are thrilled by
love can have no Interest In the out-
come of luck. Gamblers are Beldom
If ever lovers. If you are lucky at
cards, you are unfortunate In love.
Woman as Individualist
WE HAVE been hearing a lot about
the Superman but Just as little
about the Superwoman. Twas ever
thus. No doubt the robust cave woman
was Just as swift with the rolling pin
as the cave man was with the club,
but he got all the space in the primi-
tive papers.
Women may not be of the super
variety, or the noisy kind of individ-
ualists, but when it comes to actual
individualism she's right there with
the goods. She doesn't boast of her
personality or personal liberty, but
she has a way of using It.
The kind of llfo which men have
made women lead has tended to create
Inward individuality. Man went out
into the world to do his work and
see the sights. But this sort of thing
wore the edge off his private person-
ality. He became one of the gang, a
regular feller.
Meanwhile friend wife remained at
home—home or cave, harem or kitch-
en. This sort of scheduled life gave
her a chance to 'think, but not much
to think about except herself. The
privacy of her life produced the per-
sonality of her being.
When you have men, you have
bunches of them, for they grow like
bnnanas. They have always worked
and fought and had their good times
in groups of some sort—armies, gangs,
clubs, and the like.
This bunching has never applied
to women, who have grown up sepa-
rately. Of course, this Is often a bad
thing for them, who do not have the
sense of loyalty to their group that the
men have. But they make up for that
In their loyalty to Individuals.
When a man decides upon a course
of conduct. It Is because he thinks It
best. Woman makes the same de-
cision more swiftly on the ground that
It is what she wants to do.
Men have nil sorts of reasons for
what they say. They can supply as
many arguments as a salesman. Wom-
an's one grand reason Is—"Because."
That satisfies her. It ought to convince
you, she thinks.
Woman's "Because" may not be the
sign of good logic, but It Is a mark
of Individuality. Then when It coines
to matters of the heart, woman will
always follow the lead of her feelings.
Women are supposed to show in-
dividuality In dress, and they do all
right. But they show It In their heads
and henrts as well as their hats and
frockB.
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Swiftest, Easiest Way
to End Bilious Spell
When you neglect those first symp-
toms of constipation—bad breath,
coated tongue, listlessness, the whole
system soon suffers. Appetite lugs.
Digestion slows up. You become head-
achy, dizzy, bilious.
It's easy to correct sluggish bowel
action! Take a candy Cascaret to-
night. See how quickly—and pleas-
nntly—the bowels are activated. All
the souring waste is gently propelled
from the system. Kegulur and com-
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Cascarets are made from pure cas-
cara, a substunce which doctors agree
actually strengthens bowel muscles.
AH drug stores have Cascarets. 10c.
. —9~
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' LessonT
<By Kiev. i'. II. FITZWATER, O.D., Mom-
Mr of Faculty, Muody Illblo Institute
i of Chicago*)
1930, Western Newspapor Union.)
Lesson for February 16
JESU8 HEALING AND HELPING
LESSON TEXT—Matthew 8:1-9:34.
Golden TEXT—Himself took our
Infirmities and bore our sicknesses.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Jesus Healing and
Helping.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Jesus Healing and
Helping.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
IC—Jesus the Friend of the Needy.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP-
IC—Jesus Meeting Human Needs.
W. N. U., HOU8TON, NO. 7-1930.
I. Jesus Heals a Leper (8:1-4).
1. The dreadful disease (v. 2).
leprosy, the most loathsome and
hopeless disease known, In the Jew-
ish ritual, was regarded as a symbol of
•In. As leprosy was incurable by man,
lo only the divine physician could
cure sin.
i 2. The leper's fulth (v. 2).
Ills cry wns most pitiable, but his
faith was strong. He fully believed
that Jesus was able, but not certain
tliat He was willing to heal him.
8. Jesus' power (v. 8).
He put forth His hand and touched
tlie leper, bidding the disease depart,
anil Instantly the man wns cleansed.
II. Jesus Heals the Centurion's
Servant (8:5-13).
, 1. The disease (v. 6).
The victim of paralysis Is helpless
and disqualified for service.
2. The centurion's humility (v. 8).
lie first sent the Jewish elders and
then his friends (Luke 7:8,0), because
he felt his unworthiness. The ease of
this servant was so grave that his
master brushed aside his timidity and
personally appealed to Jesus.
3. The centurion's faith (w. 8, 9).
lie believed that If Jesus would but
speak the word, his servant would be
healed.
4. The wonderful power of Jesus
(v. 13).
He did not need even to see the
helpless man, but only to speak the
word and It was done.
III. Jesus Heals Peter's Mother-in-
law (8:14, 15).
She was sick of a fever. Jesus was
lcittd into Peter's home to heal this
wman. Upon entering the home He
ti iched the hand of the patient and
the |ever left her, and she arose and
nlilfttered nnto them.
IS. Jesus Casts Out Demons (8:28-
/fter stilling the tempest, Jesus
crowed to the other side of the sea
Into heathen territory.
1. Met by two men possessed by de-
mons (v. 28).
These men were In a desperate con-
dition (see Mark 5:1-17 and Luke
8:27). So fierce were they that 110
one could aafel.v pass that way. They
wore no raiment and no chains were
strong enough to hold them.
2. What they knew about Christ
(v. 20).
They knew that He was the Son of
God and that He had come to destroy
the devil and his work. Among the
demons there is no doubt as to the
deity of Jesus Christ and as to the
Judgment to come.
3. Christ's power to deliver from the
devil (vv. 30-32).
The demons quailed before Him, not
daring to dispute His power.
V. Jesus Heals a Woman With an
Issue of Blood (0:20-22).
1. Her helpless condition (v. 20).
She hnd been a grent sufferer for
twelve long years, not only from the
disease, but at the hands of the phy-
sicians (Mark 5:20).
2. Her faltli (v. 21).
Her faith was so strong that she
believed contact with the Master's
garment would secure needed help.
3. Her confession (v. 21, cf. Luke
8:47).
She thought secretly to get the
blessing, hut Jesus perceived that vir-
tue had gone out from Him, and had
her make a public confession.
4. Christ's words of encouragement
(v. 22).
He told her that it was her faith,
not her touch that saved her.
VI. Jesus Opening the Eyes of Two
Blind Men (0:27-31).
1. Their persistence of faith (v. 28).
These poor men had heard of the
wonderful works of Jesus and desired
to be healed.
2. The intelligence of faith (v. 27).
They cried unto Him as the Son of
David, which showed that they recog-
nized Him as the promised Messiah.
The prophet had foretold such to be
the works of Messiah (Isa. 29:18; 35:-
8;. 42:7).
3. The challenge of faith (v. 28).
In reply to His challenge, they gnve
Him n definite answer.
4. The triumph of faith (vv. 29, 30).
Their faith brought them Into touch
with the Lord of life who revealed
Ills power by opening their eyes.
Heroes and Cowards
Great occasions do not make heroes
or cowards; they simply nnveli them
to the eyes of men. Silently and Im-
perceptibly, as we wake or sleep, we
grow nnd wax strong, we grow and
wax weak, and at last some crisis
shows us what we have become.—Can.
on Westcott
Faith
•alth Is an almighty thing like the
rnal God Himself; therefore God
s®ka to prove and try it.—Luther.
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Twelve Years Mayor and
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i*
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"I am now a new man, and as
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"I feel fine all the time and rarely
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That's the wonderful thing about
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Of course you can understand why
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