Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1940 Page: 2 of 4
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THE GRAHAM DAILY REPORTS* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY n 1946.
LOAD GETS LIGHTER?
Marshall News Messenger:' This
Studied By Chemist
BRAHAM PUBLISHING CO.
LEFT UP THF AJU!
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS
Are Women Getting Thinner?
This interest-
By Gene Bvmes
He’s No Feminist
REG’LAP. FELLERS
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persons are usually poor risks
Obesity is a hazard because It
makes people more susceptible to
heart disease, high blood pres-
sure, kidney troubles, diabetes,
and various other afflictions. The
corpulent are lam comfortable,
and dess comely, although their
usual good nature is an asset
Underweight is, however, as
great a peril as overweight Ex-
tremely thin persons succumb
more quickly to colds and pneu-
monia, are often dyspeptic, have
low vital resistance, and are not
so good-natured. <
say*. the na-
bar. Hasn't
< , I "Our nearest approach, to trans-
that control of natural gas waste forming gas into something that in-
in
places, but the common
variety of mosquito docs
to begin getting back some of thejr
. investment. To get the checks, the
mortgage holders had to become the
owners of the. land.. Therefore, they
foreclosed, and the ^ocalled “Okies,”
houseless and landless,-went seekistr
jobs.—Austin Tnbune..BRO. T SPEARS
H L TROUT...
dustry wartta,’’ Dr. Schoch tplrf, “is
the process of ttaiiafoorming the
methane in the gas to acetylene—
which is used in the production of *
synthetic rubbar.”
AUSTIN, Texas.—The problem of
same age category. Presumably,
that means modern workers have
fewer children, few*: in-laws de
of federal fish hatcheries j
• seeded 8 billion eggs.
IN IJGHTER VEIN
President Roosevelt proposes
build government hospitals. The
taxpayers are going to need treat-
da ys.—TylerThe liability of The Graham Daily
Reporter and ot its publishers tor I
any error in any advertisement ia
limited to the cost of such adver-
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Street Call ISP. Mrs. Art Hughes.
R-146-9; L-'29p
'T'HE modern American woman
A is becoming more sylphlike.
| Today her average weight at
nearly every age is from three to
five pounds less
than it was ten
Our guess is that the people who
are mad because iKD R. doesn’t say
he will run*will be madder still if
he says that he will.—Dallas News.
A Loa Angeles eccentric, picked up
for pauwing money out to the crowd,
refuses to reveal hia right nam" or
what Fideral agency he thinks h
is Amarillo News-Globe.
When a man and w man are made
erne, it doesn’t take the party of the
fit st part long to discover that the
party of the second part is the one.
ment one of these
Courier-Times.
Third term advocate
tional deficit is no
the minus sign always
■ TlHOSK
PReTV* Goop
rJWi STIFFS BUT
I 1BEV A'H r ftS
GOOD A5 fAK
I FATHER GoSH
\ yojooGHTh
\HEWf HIM
“GRAPES
OF WRATH”
Elver since John Steinbeck's
"Grapes of Wrath’’ became a best
seller there has been fierce dispute
aa to its accuracy and justification.
Does it present a true picture? If
ao, who is to blame? Around theses
two questions a great battle centers,
with people of nearly all shades of
opinion taking some part.
Most disputants neglect, an inter-
esting fact - directly connected with
the Westward movement of distress-
ed fanners pictured by Steinbeck.
This is that the New Deal began
writing conservation Checks to land- r
«»wrs after great areas in the
Middle West had been exhausted by
wasteful cultivation and after drouth
had further depressed land values I
..Ibaae checks represented .the only!
hope of numerous mortgage holders I r
everyone should be to maintain :
normal weight for age, general ‘
physique, and condition of life, j
Normal weight depends not mere- '
ly upon height and age as given ,
in so-called standard weight ta-
bles, but upon body build. Tijp
body is a cylinder, not a rod
that normal weight for one
son may not be normal for
other. |B- f <
In most people weight is con
trollable at will by dietary IBP
suras. If more food'4s consume^
than is needed for bodily ene*g£
the excess is stored aa fat If lew
food is eaten than required -fol
energy, the body drawl upon and
burns up its reserve of fat
No single food is fattening, and
none has any unique reducing
powers. It is the total day’s diet,'
comprised of many different
foods, that puts on or takes off
the pounds. If you want to, and
should reduce, eat less; if you
want to gain, eat more.
Exercise ia beneficial, but actu-
ally, is a minor Influence in re-
ducing or gaining. Exercise must
in fact, always be accompanied
by a correct diet in order to get
results either way. •
An excellent booklet giving
sensible facts about reducing can
be obtained without charge from
the Department ot Nutrition, 1136
Members of the deer family, ,W'!' at the »»*• of bilbon and on‘-
such aa elk, moose and reindeer have half cubic f<*‘ P*r day-7i* ,t“l
antlers and shed them regularly. fron\ ideal solution, a 1
It’s all very interesting, but where
_____ — . ______ -__ does ’* •'T* “*• After all, there
mr a” the pootofflee In Graham, wage earner today ia 20 per cent j weren’t 9,500,000 people unemployed
. — ..------— lw) years ago.
Subscription Rates
Month 35c
Months ... >176
13.00
Evidence that Texas should close
the fishing season Jan. 1 instead of
March 1 is piling up in the office
of the state Game Department
Stomachs of four out of five female
fish taken in mid-winter contain
eggs.
Coyotes are now found in nine
eastern states.
Texas by use of nets or traps.
Game cannot be brought into Tex-
Texaa. under act of Congress of than it «•! 100 year. ago.
March 3, HITS < ( pr Pearl retired recently as presi-
PjAJIafted Every Afternoon Except dent of the American Statistical
Sunday By Association, and statisticians like to
BRAHAM PUBLISHING CO. astonish the world wri th new arrays
Office of PubHcstlon. STS Oak Street of figures. If you’ve got the knack.
Graham. Texas i*®** can makt’ ’tatistics work for
you like a trio of trained seals.
Owner .
Editor Publisher Anyway, Dr. Pearl figures it out
; this way: A century ago, there were
RATES WILL BE 1.084 persons supported by every
,1,000 wage earners between the ages
__ ot 15 and 50. Today, the professor
Any •rroneoui reflection upon the hag calculated, there are only 880
character of any person or firm dependents per 1,000 workers in the
appearing In there columns will bo
gladly and promptly corrected upon
being brought to ths attention of
The Graham Daily
Reoorter m“y ,urPriM'you’but Dr Ra>mond p‘ndent °n th,m ,or ~pport.
* a*'*" Pearl of Johns Hopkins University
Natural Gas Waste
I "The only absolute certainty," he
1 said, “that it will not be wasted lies
in setting a' value on it so as to
transform the natural resource into
something industry wants.” ’
, . . I He pointed to a possible solution
natural resource o.own and burned L production of synthetic and
| useful by-products from the gas it-
’T*’ ‘“i I self- One of the nation’s outstand-
U ■ , ’ * mversi y o authorities on natural gas, he
Cattle, buffalo and antelope have j«*Bas ebemist believer. I has directed , JJntveraity chemical
horns. I In a recent radio broadcast. Dr. [search for those Synthetic by-prod-
Aiistotle, naturalist and philoao- £ p Schoch, director of the Bureau iucts for several years,
pher of ancient Greece, was the of Industrial Chemistry here, said I "Our nearest approach,
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Malaria mosquitoes hiberate
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1940, newspaper, February 22, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506092/m1/2/: accessed May 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.