Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1933 Page: 2 of 8
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Coleman County Chronicle. Coleman, Texas, Thun., November 23, 1933
Coleman Co. Chronicle
■A eOUEMAN COCNTf PAP EH FOR COLEMAN CQCNTT PEOPLE”
Whale To Be Shown Here
Kattfi'd «•«, wH<)ini-ela«H matter April SO, lO.t.t, at the post oilier at
loletnun, Texas, uniter lire act ol March S, 1819.
I'obll-hiil Weekly by lire Commercial Priming Company
Corner Com bo a ml Pecan Telephone Uu
It. A. A l"’TRY- .......................... Manager
MALI OLM A ( TRY . v.........................Editor
In Coleman County. $1.00; Outside County.....$1.50
Outside the State..........$2.50
WE DO oup PART
TRYING.
.It is easy to sit back in our swivel-chairs and find fault
with, the way the administration is doing tilings, and the
methods it has adopted in putting the various recovery
phms into operation, bu! when we stop to consider just
ii< "Vwe uhl have accomplished! the same results from
the same amount of effort, we wonder if there was really
any other way.
We Americans are prone to dwell at length upon the
rtccmings of our gqvertiment, and resent with all*xmr
mental and sometimes physical, powers, ai^intimatinn from
a foreigner that our government is lacking in some re-
-pet‘ts. 'We resen e the privilege of fault finding for our
selves, which in some instances is a questionable virtue,
i nd oife i iiuiiiei i >u> iiian- that in * >u r opinions Vi.uld U-
itiore efficient in earning out the employment and relief
programs that the government is putting over.
When President Roosevelt took over the rerns of gov
-irnment few doubt id but that we were on the verge el
chans, an 1 the ninny plans for relief that have been put
e ’<■ . o( rale n and the -M.c. i and lionest eif a! - I hat have
b”fii. put forth tiirough the recovery program. descrvrsJthe
commendation of even those who feel that some other way
migiit have 1 h-1• 11 'letter. .
Repeal of the eighteenth amend input might have been
a mistake;- Kh-ss+or- recugnition might have been a mis
taker But to the credit of our government, let us say that
t is sincerely and honestly trying.
overweight that InqroaaeH with the
yearn because It ha* tnfjuence upon
the expectation of life. The fat
person is usually the inactive Ver-
son who jollies along and seents
to foe |n perfeef health, hut they
will finally break down because
the overburden of 'weight on the
tissues of th. body hinders xhe
■heat t and kidneys which shortens
the life. If you are overweight,
you, are In a vicious cycle—the
more you gain the less exercise
you take; the less exercise you
take, the more you gain.
If you are too fat you will find
that your bodily activities and phy-
sical . fficlency are reduced mater-
ially because of the dead weight
surplus tat that must be earrted
.a way. '
If you are. suffering from over-
weight you should take the proper
" ps to return t" a weight . In
keeping with your - height.
Reducing is easier said than
done. , The food taken Into the
body should be less than the en-
ergy pul out.' If you are over-
weight reduce the intake of 4 he
body—it may be decreased by reg-
ulating the diet. The outgo of. the
body may be Increased by the in-
crease of the energy output of the
body. In order to secure reduc-
tion In wetght and Improve in gen-
eral bodily health. ! proper diet
combined with suitable exercise*
is much hetter<than reduction af-
fected by diet alone.
• If you wish to reduce—keep an
ictual account of the food you
nit. When you have done this,
resolve to change your diet two
ways: first, cat from twenty five
to fifty per cent less In calories.
Second, eat only small quantities
of fat producing foods.
It is nbt wise for one dieting and
Irving to reduce to da* without *v
meal because lie becomes vei y
hungry and at the next meal h •
1 goblil.-s" his food and does not
chew it well thus he cuts a «
gei amount of food before he i
grapefruit, apricots, peaches
prunes, stewed apples piay be
used as a dessert and * should
all be stewed with no addi-
tional sugar).
To fill In, green salads with only
a small amount of salad dressing
Is used (olive oil - with lemon
juice Is a plain salad dressing).
Some vegetables to , be eaten
freely are: string beans, peas,
spinach, kale, lettuce, tomatoes,
endive," cabbage, turnips, brussel
-piculs, . cauliflower (without
cream sauce).
Eat smaller amounts of squash,
carrots, beets, potatoes, rice, navy
beans, cream sauces and gravies,
cakes, pies and puddings, except
cup custards,
Diet, after alb Is only part of
the program which you must fol-
low to effect a weight reduction
and at the aftme time build up a
healthy body that Is full of vigor.
Physical exercise is also (essen-
tial sleep less and indulge In ac-
tive sports, but not strenuously.
Exercise properly taken stimulates
metabolism, as the food Is more
lolly raicHHiie.P^Ui the body.
;A'n bvfWrigbt should walk from
aim to four—miles vigorously each
day. Two 'miles or/ even one mil*
al a vigorous paty Is much better
than four/or five miles of saun-
tering SwHmmhlc Is an excellent
Indulgence stpee rt—requires the
use of so many muscles and re-
inlres deep breathing. Golf and
home gardening Is good exercise
for losing weight.
One la to be cautious not to
lose weight too rapidly, because
It will be easier to gain It all
back. One pound or a pound and
a half a week Is quite satisfactory
and. from 'four to six months
should he taken To effect a reduc-
tion of twenty-five pounds. Burn
gradual"reduction will give th* tis-
sues an opportunity to properly
readjust themselves. Slow reduc-
tions of this character are more
properly or readily produced and
it is eusier 'to maintain the weight
at the final level reache*.
I. D. Brown and wife have “gone
to Artesla, N. M., where they will
Ispergt, some time visiting their
daughter.
Get the following at
PAT BULLOCH’S \
Grocery and Market
No. 2Vi Sun-Kist
Pineapple .......... 19c
No. 21/* Sun-Kist
Peaches ............ 17c.
No. 10 can Apples......43c j
No. 10 can Peaches .. 43c |
No. 10 can Apricots ... 43c
No. 10 can Blackberries m'rM
/ir*
AWop' hf iv
ilizi-s it. Ht :tlso «-*aPM rich* food*
$hov KntiMfy his hunger more
quickly than the foods that are
not so concentrated. The results
;yv that lu» eat* more calories n
one day when he omits one meal.
Here are suggested meh-il*' for
■Sunrhi "H.s and supper's f<>r an ov-
erweight person:
FUN.
A !• w 'tiny* ;u>n • wnl-T \va- hi a. t v. n an North; ,
!’i'X;i> and noticing- a crowd ir.‘front of a theater, stoppedj
to inquire as to the reason for such a good humored group
of jk , jile. Will Rogers hi “ l>r. Bull” turned out to be the
i! rawing eiTnl. It also devekqied that this piet’ure. had
• 'ii -i,owing there h *• three days and to a house lull oi
i.«>( j h- “very day. .
Why do people love to see these funny- pictures, and
why do Wilks, most folks, like to read the funny jaipers,
and th*- jokes ' Is it Isvause we see tin1 other fellow in n
ridiculous or absurd predicament I Possibly* so, hut it
-i t mat ter : t n ;i i- a- i unity . just -<> >t
Unit i- the important flung. e can go into a theater, all
burdened and loaded down with what we are prone to call
our troubles, and if wo Amppen to se«:< a picture that ap-
peals to our sense of humor to the extent tliat we are shak-
en from our hips to ortr .-bin with laughter out pett.v trou-
bles fade away like fog in a high wind. We come out of
she theater with a new grq> >n ourselves and wonder how
we conld have.eveiQhmight that our tumble- and worries
were really 'erioiis. ^
M \ VI Mil IK ,MONSTER WILL HE
SHOWN HEItEON SPECIALLY
Ml ILT RAILROAD CAR ON
SANTA I K TliXI Ks.
Renting xlxty-elifht tons of
m>-anil blubber, and more than
flvt f.;,et in length, thv ft
)u- \\ b:tb> ul* San ('lenit-hts
ibis tn i’uli'man next Saturday
ami Sunday- November* 28!l» anil
r
„ liman laundry
frawimg in .1 eperially con
struct** railroad car and Incloaed
in a glass case, the whale is said
to offer one of the. most unusua'
■-'••(■" 1-nnti ivt'd and ,,• •
that- h.iN attr.u ti'd * Unman*
■; ."lit- v. l\i ever il has .shown (»:
*■: ■ Iran.', continental tour niVi
being made.
The whale gave hi* captor* a
I tUIttg jliaitle before he finally
n i umliyll to lie . \plosion of a
mb mi"wn In ,(he head of a
“ I'-oty. The eapluri occurred
'••veral months ago near San
fng it on a transcontinental tout
VaS .launched.
Tn‘ordcr to preserve the whaie’.
o . r i hree thousand gallon* of.
embalming fiuid^ was used.. When,
the heart was ri nvived' figun the
monst -r and weighed, op .1 rrtil-
toSd scale, it wa* found lo tip the
scale at Iffl wundi, The'tongut
weighed 400 ininnds. ^
Accompanying the whale on the]
lour is Captain Alike Dolan, a pic-
turesque seafarer with a gift of
exciting narrative in telling of
his youthful adventures as a whal-
■*r in the arctic ocean. The sailor
tells of battles with whales and
of being tossed, boat and nil, Into
the air by n single sweep of a
whale’s powerful tall. The ex-
hibit is open from 9 a. _m. until
1J p. m. each day.
Luncheon No. 1
one leafy vegetable. >
one bran muffin.
1 orange or apple.
Buttermilk or tea with small
amount "f sugar.
itnin heon No.. ”
OlU helping of learn meat -(not
more than four ounces.
Any green vegetable fas much
as you l,ik .)
Two sljee- of bran or (Inthura
bread.
Eniit for dessert (apple, oiang" ’ ee
Announcing Opening
Ladies Bazaar
Friday, Nov. 24th
FREE ENTRIES
of Handwork
.J
The -banditti Shop
»«!«:!
1 1
•.:«m»i=» VMBiia:***: MaarMmmi mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm ■
1
lemente island,
oa«t
off nouthesn
of California.
The first harpoon bomb fired
! into the great bulk failed to ex-
plode and many hours of exrtt-
ing eonfltel between the whale and
th, cr*w of the whaling hoat
If lias htsm Slid that .......ty .s the spice of life, po.^b-1 ^ LT
y *o, Were it not for variety life would soon become no The use of a so ton crane was
huintlrnm and (full that it would' lie a bunien within
Itself but with what had we ratlw*r vary th3 routine of our
existence with fun? We can start to wtirk in the morning,
all out of ♦«»«> with oureeb es awl with lifi* in general,
tile’ll something bobs up that tickle* us pink and we go on
Homemakers’
Colnm
'quiivoi to lift the mighty oar-
, as* from, the w-aier at Long
Ibaoh. The whale 1* a fin back
.,n<1 proved to be such a fine speci-
men that -the project of exhibit-
How to Hc<lu(v Your Wclglil
Safely,
(Repoit Worked. Up by Home
p, o. HI Clans)
Fat people are not always the
healthiest people. Perhaps you
have heard that {at people arc
■nearer ,ven than thin people
This is specially. true with the
I
Gold Maid Values !
Silks
A group of 40 inch Silks in Plaids and
*
Stripes, regular $1.00 qualities, very
special indeed, at per yard
69c
v
Children’s
Oxfords
Children’s Oxfords, leather uppers
and inner soles, composition soles.
Sizes 8y2 to 2—at per pair
$1.00
our way with a new store* of energy,
of lift*—we should have more of it!
fun
SJIH/O f
THE NOV IOC HI Cl
(By Mlldrrd Cord«
Ail
)in
Thr Novice 4-H Club f»et nt th
*ehoot building Saturday after-
noon, November 14, for the pu*
of elwtimt new officers ami
to decide a definite ttarns for meet-
Kir von wi iv prr^f’nt.
’.’he riub deci<l«*d to moot twiro
a month, . very x*conti and fourth (
Aoturduy at 2:3^ p m at* th** ,
«ohpfiI hoiiM*'. Many mom
- : > q a i •' • \ f)«‘Ol i*d to he pi‘f?ietit *
TRY MOTHER S OOCG-A
2 lb, can 23c
Vi lb. can ..... 13c
at
PAT BULLOCH’S
Grocery and Market
CCHING!
The Thr US of j Lifetime S
E IE f,*i0NsTER of the deep
Sheeting
Brown Sheeting at.
per yard
CAPTURED AFTER 16 HOURS J
OF DEATH-DEFYING COMBAT
yOU'LL GAZE IN AWE AMU
WONDER AT THE MIGHT/
LEV'ATHAfLOF THE SEAS
W1»*:
(f
• ■ a-
Glory-0
BEAUTY
SHOP
Is Now Located at 507 Colorado Street
Just East of the South Texas. Lumber Company.
SPECIAL PRICES for Short Time Only-
Permanent Waves $1.50 Up
OTHER WORK PRICED ACCORDINGLY!
VN1
CURE, EYE LASH DYING, FINGER
WAVES AND FACIALS
i
(COME WITH HAIR SHAMPOOED)
Mrs. Bessie Boy'd
OPEN 8 & M TILL 5 P. M.
il
j£y
It ¥ -
55 FEET LONG
68 TONS
22Jc
Outing
Good Heavy 36 inch
Outing in stripes or
plaids, light and dark
patterns, at, per yard
10c
Domestic
36 Inch Good Domestic
free of starch at, per
yard
6lc
'• U«Iih!mIoii;',J FSliiMi of Ml Time.
ADDED ATTRACTION
PROF.
ALEXANDER’S
SO— PUtKOItNIIV,; n.KIH—So
FLEX CIRCUS
* The
GIANT OCTOPUS
»n«l man i olljor apt*-
ri«»* of Mar-inn Life
**• Tbt Origin* I Ktrpiian
M IIM M Y
Orrr IW I«n OM
lawwrf Mninrnv *■
KtlilkKion In th* World
ADMISSION 10c
2 days and night$2
Starting Saturday
NOV. 25
TO EVERYBODY j
COWMAN
Santa Fe Tracks, on
Santa Anna Hiway
Ladies’ Coats
Our stock of Ladies’ Coats have been
greatly reduced.
All $8.95 coats All $16.75 Coat
$5.95 $12.45
Q
Men’s Work
Shoes 1
Men’s Scout Shoes with leather inner
soles, good quality leather uppers,
composition soles. Sizes 6 to 11 at
p-er pair *0
$1.29
m
Men’s Suits
' a ‘ .
Men’s 100 per cent Wool Suits, hard
worsted materials. Just think of it,
coat, vest and pants, for only
$13.95
Silk Hose
Ladies’ Full Fashion Chiffon Silk
Hose in all the new fall shades at, per
pair
79c
HisginboHiam Bros. & Co.
Coleman
Texas
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Autry, Malcolm. Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1933, newspaper, November 23, 1933; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth731938/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.