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WOMEN'S DEPARTMENTAL Pagers JV077T:—Your question will he analyzed free in this column only when you include a clipping of this column and sign your full name. biwtkdate and correct address to your letter. For a "Private Reply"... wend only 23c and a stamped envelope for my latest ASTROLOGY READING covering your birtbdate; also a free letter of advice analyzing three Questions. Explain your problems clearly and con* y®ur questions to those within the scope of logical reasoning. I — Seitd Yoon Letter To — ABBE’ WALLACE, P. O. BOX 11, ATLANTA, QA. *»Y NEW 1938 ASTROLOGY READING ARE READY Cl Q. Cl—Please tell me which will I be more successful at going 6w college or taking tbs engineer-1 course I have in mind? Ans: My suggestion is that ytm go to college and take up Che course of engineering ^hera (Regardless of what kind course you wish to study id it can be arranged to take it in college. It will pay you many times over as the course would he more thorough. M. M. H.—Should I take this mat of town job that has been of fered to me ? Ans: I don't think that it would be the logical thing to do in your case. You wouldn't be satisfied in a small town and you are getting along swell where you are and I can’t see where a change would help conditions for you. A. S. -My hoy friend told me He \ loved me very much and wanted•, me for h •j wife. About five months age ho deserted me without any reason at all. Will you please Cell me why ? Ans: Your so-called boy friend wasn't sincere and he had to get out of the situation some way. and he “skipped town.” Too had you weren't able to detect his love making as a gag. Next time you meet a young man, don't b elie'e everything they have to tell you for in th:- majority of cases it ig stretched consider ably. J. H. -Tell me will I be success ful with my tobacco crop that is to be sold? Ans: Y'es you will. In a few weeks time you will get this matter adjusted and you will receive a fair price for your tobacco. The first part of 1939 will prove to be favorable from a financial standpoint also an ^onexpected gain. B. B.—Should I go home to my Ana: Your little youngster is all right, and if you can get goad employment where you am now and provide the child with the necessities she needs. Thera is very little you could •da back home with her. V. C. B,—My boy friend left me last April and said he would adorn to me this Christmas. Tell me if he is going to carry out this promise regardless of what I hear? Ans: Your boy friends for got his promise three months after he left you. By Christ mas time he will be the hus V hand of another girl. No young lady, ho isn’t going to return and you may as well adapt yourself to this news and find you some other friends. D. M.—I can’t get satisfied on another job since I left my old place and I am wondering if I will ever be able to or not? A ns: Sure you will. And you are going to find the job that you have just started to work op will be the place you will work permanently for the next year as least. Make up your mind to adapt yourself to the peculiar way„ of your boss, ty doing so, you can hold your j job. P. C.—My grl friend just up ani ran away with another fel low and I ant to know if she is ?cmi»tg back ? Ans: No, the old girl is long grne. It is best that she did make a change for you both realized you could never get along and this was just as good way as any for her to make a change. Look for a wife, and not a girl friend. / 1939 Astrology Reading* HOW HEADY! V A AUBE' WALLACE .... lull oil the press . . . my new 1939 Astrol ogy Headings covering your own birth date. Price ISc. tree letter ol advice Included with each order. -oOo FASHIONS By JULIA SANFORD Just as important as the gay round of social activities are your mornings at home. And it is es sential to look your best on those busy mornings when you’re home as it is to look your best at the most brilliant social function of tho year. Cloths can make the wo m» nat home as well as abroad, providing the woman wears the right; cloths. You may say that during those busy morning hours, fashion is not in place, hut it is. When you’i'e looking your best, don’t you feel more like doing things? This is true of your home; work. Put on a bright print and watch those tasks fly. Choose ris-' tinetive styles that will suit your own charm and personality. A house dress to rise to any oc casion is th's frock of blue green ch ecks. It has the chic lines that an afternoon frock would well envy. There is a panel in the front and one in the back in which the checks j run diagonally. The neckline is col- j larless and is scalloped all the way, around coming to a point at the front. The sleeves are daintily put’-' fed and banded. Here is an apron which will fill you with delight every time you slip into it. It is made on the pop-j ular style. The neckline is round ed and the bib is laced to the waist, tying in a dainty bow. There arc two large tulips in colorful cross-stiche<l on either side of the STOVE j FURNACE & BOILER REPAIRS Omaha Stove Repair Works 12M Douglas 8t. Ph«». ATJGS4 bin and around the bottom. Just putting this apron on start? the morning off on just the right note. -< O'.- . READ AND REMEMBER 1 By W. I.. Gordon The ordinary pins, so commonly Uited today, were once so expensive that only the wealthy people could afford them. The term “pin money” dates from that time referring to ho allowance a husband gave his wife to purchase pins. The highest and the lowest places n tho United States are both in California, and only eighty-siv miles apart. Mt. Whitney is 14, 496 feet above sea level; Death Valley i« 276 feet below sea level. It has been estimated that in a day, the average i{ rmer walks twenty-six miles, a letter carrier twenty-two, policemen fourteen, boys fifteen, girls eleven and a half, and housewives eight. A frown demands a great ex penditure of energy thaa a smile fifty muscles being brought into action when frowning, while only thirteen are required for a smile. Indianapolis is the largest city in tho werld not located on navigable water. If all the land in the United Stater, were to be equally divided, there would be between sixteen and seventeen acres for each inhabitant. The word “news’ ’originates from the letters that stands for the four directions of the compass, North East, West, and South. Tho average height of men in America is five and eight inches, and of women five feet and four inches. Approximately xniee uunui™ words make lip seventy-five per cent of all tv'ie words used in ordi nary speech and writing. It would take more than nineteen hi mired years to spend one million dollars at the rate of one dollar a minute. The word “cleave” has directly opposite meaning. It means to ad here closely, and also means to cut apart. The average curvature of the earth is two inches per mile. -0O0 Calvin’s Digest - By FLOYD J. CALVIN— Flection Ups ts As was expected, there was some political upsets on November 8th. In eight states, at this writing, the Republicans appear to have j triumphed. In Pennsylvania the De-; mocrats hold has been loos<ned; in Michigan, the Republicans have gained the governorship; and in Kansas. Ohio, Massachusetts, Wis consin,- Minnesota and Rhode Is land, tho Republicans have main tained leads which indicate vic tory*. The New Deal it app* ars is far from being generally accepted by j the American electorate. President j Roosevelt has wrought well, but j as for making gigantic set-up a permanent governmental policy that remains to be finally decided. Liberia we near warnings that Liberia is next to go in the gobbling up by the big fish of the little fish in the sea of stat- smanship. It is pointed out that Hitler has his eye 1 on that country, along with form er German colonies in Africa which ho exp-cts to bring under his eon trc 1. It is evident, from the Munich agreement, that, it Hitler wants Li beria, there won’t be anything in his way to prevent his taking it. Uncle Sam, the godfather of the country, certainly wouldn’t fight for tho independence of the last free black state in Africa (we think) and Liberia is certainly not able to defend herself successful ly against German aggression. The Colleges Prof. Randolph Edmonds of th<* Department of the Drama. Dillar t University. New Orleans, writes on “Out-of-date Colleges" in the current Crisis. Prof. Edmonds says “Negro schools continue to train student® for a life of ‘Rug ged individualism* ” instead of pre paring them “for a group world of mass production, trade unions,: collective bargaining, and political. and economic centralizing.” There is merit n what Prof. Ed monds says, but our view ij that he overlooks the controlling fac tors in Negro lifo in making his criticism. They admit, hut they are controlled by others, and these con trolling factors are the last to be loosened in a changing society. Negro leaders often have ideas for making their people better, strong er, greater, hut these ideas may not be put into operation until “the time is ripe,’’ and the time is never ripe unt'l all other ele ments in the sociat scheme have moved up and it is necessary for lhe Negro to move up to keep from holding back progress. “Wo have observed that there aro ideas and practices in our life today that have made this a group world of totalitarian states and large economic blocs,” writes Prof. Edmonds. We might suggest that these ideas are not yet accepted as the patterns for life in America. In all (probability this question will be settled in 1949, when the New Deal, which represents the factory idea, as President Roose velt outlined in his latest firesde chat, and the “Arne ftcan Pllm” (individaul initiative,) which is still cherished by the Republican party, as in championed in oil of Herbert Hpover’s speeches, face each other in mortal combat. The Negro can do nothing definite about this in his own group until the issue is decisively settled by the American people as a whole. -O AROUND ABOUT— Hy JAMES E. SEAY I wonder why Herman Wash ington, Vernon Brown, and Win feild Raglin, three of Tech’s big bad boisterous bone-crushers are so hesitant about weighing in? Could it be that these gents ate two much Turkey for Thanksgiv ing. Such turkeys for gobbling so much. * * * * If Radio advertising is as good as it is supposed to be, why doesn’t Joe Penner sell his duck. * * * * HEARD— Theosar Stone asking Roy Kel log to tell him the place at which the Declaration of Independance was signed. Roy answered that it was signed at the bottom. Do you or don’t you agree ? * ♦ * * Roy JGivens and Frank Brown had some d:sagreement about something. They were about to como to blows. Here is a part of what they were trying to make eaclh other understand. “Man don’t, mess wid me.” warned Roy, “caused when you do you sho’ is flirtin’ wid a hearse.” “Don’t pasticate wid me hani fatt,” replied Frank, showing his muscular fist. ( ?) “Don't force me to press dis’ upon you ‘cause if you does, ahll hit you so hard,1 ah’U sej’rate your ideas fum your habits; Ah’ll jes’ natcherly knock you fum amizin’ grace to a float in’ oppo’tunity.” “Ef you do,” continued Roy, ah’U jest make one pass, and there’ll bo a man pattin’ you in de face wid a spade tomorrow mo’nin.”!!!!! 1 * » * « SEEN IN TECT NEWS— Baud Crawford asked Laura' Averettc to “(live Him liberty or, (live him Love.” She looked at him and on second thought gave h’m1 liberty. (Ain’t dat some’pin) To be successful in love, one' has to have the essentials of p apple pie. Blenty of crust and a Calvin’s Newspaper Service TESTED RECIPE -By Frances Lee Barton— OBNE of the easiest guest suppers to serve, when you are trying to combine the roles of cook and hostess, is a single plate meal of cold cuts flanked by a salad. Your choice of a salad will make all the difference In the world to the appeal of your v supper plate. Here is a refreshing tangy salad — a perfect supper partner for cold meat. Flanked by a plate of hot biscuits and a dessert of cake and coffee, you'll have a meal your guests will enjoy, and one which can be prepared well ahead of their arrival. Cranberry and Orange Salad 1 package orange-flavored gela tin; 1% cups hot water; 1 medium orange, unpeeled and seeded; 2 cups raw cranberries; 3 tablespoons lugar. Dissolve gelatin ia hot water. Thill until slightly thickened. Put •range and cranberries through ood chopper; add sugar. Fold ato slightly thickened gelatin. Turn into individual molds. Chili until firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce. Serve with mayonnaise, Serves 6. lot of apple-sauce. * * * • What is this I hear about the boys who start an argument with! the girl friend, to avoid buying her that nickel bottle of perfume? (Skunk fluid.) * * * * I, the scribbler of tihds column, was told to pass, a note on to Roy Thomas wn'tten by Agnes Nelson. It read thus, and this is French. •‘Jo aimer vous" which means “1 lovo you."’ What goes on here and tho idea of underestimating my intelligence. (????) Can anyone tell me where Sam Harrison got that nice and newly acquired knot on his dome. He must have forgotten to duck or did he duck too late? ? ? ? * * * * If you wan’t to know who Julia Sanford has a crush on—well ask her because I know and I’m not telling. * * * * “Since the cool’’ weather started tho suspenders which held up the drapes, highwaters. and anklecho kers this summer, have been leng thened so as to led the pants cover the ankles., The Joe Louis hat has been replaced with the helmet with ears on it, also the scenery has lost the beautiful hue of the many colored suits and shoes. A chameleon would have a hard time deciding what color to change on one of them. What, are we at a1 loss for He Men ? ? * * * * * TIME OUT!! j- Le Madrigal Parfum - IDEAL XMAS GIFTS Mako yourself appealing to others. Choice odors made of j the finest oils at a value hard to duplicate. Gardenia, sweet I Pea Holy Night, Lilac, Rio Rita I Astral Flora. 3-dr. Bottles, Boxed. Only $1. ODORvOX A bath preparation that makes I water smooth and soft and won derfully scented. Removes body i odors, both men and women can enjoy the exceptional cleansing and. gentle perfume of this fine preparation. 8 oz. —60c 16 oz.—$1.00 20 TO 10 BATHS in Kach Box SPECIAL. 3 bottles of perfume and 16 oz. size bath preparation $1.75. . 15. ROSS PRODUCTS CO. (Dept. NP) 80 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. PRIVATE READINGS DAILY -BY—. REV. ALFRED J. THOMAS SPIRITUAL ADVISOR & DIVINE HEALER and Pastor of 1st Church of Deliverance 2426 Lake St. For Appointment— CALL AT-0628 BEflUTyfRomnncE; Jhj, 6YYkOwiS& i The Larlguse Beauty Foundation was established i|_ by the Godefroy Manufacturing Company to study methods of preserving women’s natural beauty, t and to make the results of this research available to the public. MANICURE MUST SUIT SHArE OF THE HANDS j \ . Some women have such perfect features that they can cut their hair short and wear It plastered against their heads and still look strikingly beautiful,—but If you and l tried it, the results would be pretty bad. In other words, the fact that a coiffure is very smart and stylish doesn't necessarily mean that it will look well on any person. Most women realize that, but then they turn right around anJ think that just because long, pointed fing ernails look nice on someone else, they will be attracti%’e on every body. That’s not right Your nails must "fit” your hands just as your clothes must be suited to your age and figure. Short Nails for Blunt Fingers Look at your own hands. If you have a small, square hand with short, blunt Hagers, it would be ridiculous for you to wear extremely pointed nails, which might look like artificial claws stuck on the ends of your fingers. Instead, we"r your i nails rather short and rounded, and don’t let them extend any farther than the tips of your fingers. '' If your fingers are broad and somewhat square at the ends, but still tong. She nnH shape should be about the same as the first case, but the curve of the nails can be longer so that the ovsl projects slightly beyond the tips of the fingers. The girl will) slender hands and long, tapering fingers can wenr her nails as long and as pointed as she wishes. Since her hands do not j bave any bad points, she can wear — any vivid shade of nail tint. Notice the photographs in advertisements, and you will frequently see hands of this type,—but they are not so common in real life. ', Some girls have small hands and short Angers, but the fingers are well-tapered ; that is, they are some what pointed, being narrower at the tips than they are at the base. With this sort of hands the nails can he pointejl, although the point should be rounded somewhat, and the baits should not be os long as those worn with longer fingers. "Sensible" Nails Always Correct If you can’t decide what type of hands you hove, studs the hands of other women you meet, to see whether your own are longer or shorter than tl>e average. Perhaps you never formed the habit of no ticing hands before. Tou will soon learn to recognize the various types, and to decide what class your own hands fit Into. V Of course, it's nlso well to consid er your occupation in shaping *our nails. If you don't do any nhrd work, It’s easy to keep the nails long. Hut If you do a great deal of typing or housework. It’s not wise to choose long nails, as they will frequently break sr split. Better be satisfied with neat, rounded In gernnlts than to have four tong ones and the fifth only halfway grown out. In my next column, two weeks from today. I’ll have some useful tilts about how to do your own mani curing nt home. 1 _ &rf*kvs3aaaza&axi <raz%aa HOLLYWOOD CHARM By Bessie Mae West Althouse Beauty School Just as other organs of the body ! are affected by seasonal and cli matic conditions so is the skin. In winter the pores of the skin contract to keep out the cold air. When the pores contract the flow of oil from the sabacceaus is les sened. Thus in winter more than in any other season of the year the skin requires artificial lubricat'on. Creams applied to the skin prevent J chappin. wind burn and ashy com-j plexions. Visit your cosmertwligist and watch “Hollywood Charm” for helpful beauty hints. -0O0-—. 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