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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
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WHAT IS TALK
WORTH?
(by Chailes Sldzle)
Some men are paid a dollar a
minute for their speeches because
they’ve taken time to think them
through, but there are lots of oth
ers who can’t make a cent a day
that way, because they spend their
time hollering for “free speech.”
It has often been said that talk
is cheap; but it is altogether a
question as to who does the talk
ing. As a mater of fact, what a
man is means more than what he
says, for it is a man’s character
which determines the value of his
speech. This implies that the
value of men’s word vary.
In this respect men are divided
into three classes. Men of the |
first class have their words taken
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at par. They mean precisely what
they say. Of this type of man it
has been said: “'His word is as
good as his bond ” Men of the se
cond class have their words taken
at a premium. Such men are us
ually slow to speak- Their words
are few. But when they promise
one rests assured that ordinarily
they will do more than has been
asked. The words of the men of
the third class are always discount
ed
And so, it often happens that ex
actly the same words, spoken by
different men.me an very differ
ent things. It’s because the men
are different. Therefore, we place
a different value upon what they
say—at par, below par, above par
—that’s our estsimate of the same
words spoken by three different
men.
It is rather curious that while
most of us flatter ourselves that
we cannot be fooled by the other
fellow, few of us seem to realise
that we cannot fool others. It
does not take men very long to
form a proper estimate of our real
value. Everybody soon knows
whether oiir words are to be plac
ed at par, at a premium or at a
discount. Therefore, let’s quit
trying to fool one another. It does
not pay. It is a waste of time and
energy.
What are your words Worth —
how much do they weigh?
LEGAL NOTICE
Chas. Davis, Atty, at Law
Notice of Probate of Will
In the County Court of Douglas
County Nebraska- In the matter
of the estate of Frank Morasco, al
so known as Frank Mairask, de
ceased.
All persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified that a
petition has b; en filed in said
Court, praying for the probate of
a certain instrument now on file in
said Court, purporting to be the
last will and testament of said de
ceased, and that a hearing will be
had on said petition before said
Court on the 8th day of March,
1941 and if they fail to appear at
said Court on the said 8th day of
March, 1941 at 9 o’clock A- M ( to
contest the probate of said will, the
Court may allow and probate said
will and grant administration of
said estate to Willis Ashby or some
other suitable person, enter a de
cree of heirship, and proceed to a
settlement thereof.
Charles J. Southard,
County Judge.
begin 2-8, 41 end 2-22-41
Calvin’s Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
—B; trance* Lee Barton- —*
XT’S time to Increase your daily
I calories. The body needs more
food in cold weather than in warm
bo our favorite
last-bite can be
more nutritious
without fear of
over - eating.
Here is a dish
that is so filled
with fruit and
fruit juices that
it acts as an ex
cellent meal
balancer:
Apricot and Pineapple Tapioca
% cup dried apricots; 3 cups
apricot juice and water; y3 cup
quick-cooking tapioca; V4 cup gran
ulated sugar; V4 cup brown sugar,
firmly packed; V4 teaspoon salt; 2
slices canned pineapple, finely cut;
% cup pineapple juice; % table
spoon lemon Juice.
Cut apricots in half, cover with
water and soak 2 hours. Cover,
and simmer 15 minutes, or until
tender. Drain, measure liquid and
add enough water to make 3 cups.
Combine with apricots, tapioca, and
remaining ingredients in greased
baking dish, mixing thoroughly.
Bake in moderate oven (375° F.)
30 minutes, or until don<-. stirring
every 10 minutes, and again when
removing from oven. Serve with
cream. Served 8.
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M. D. L.— During the Xmas
holidays 1 went home to visit my
parents. While there my boy
lriend proposed marriage to me.
Now mother doesn't particularly
care for him for no reason at all
but his family likes me. Should
I accept this proposal of marriage
as I am terribly in love with him ?
Ansi Love comes first. You
have reached the age of 24 and
you seem to know your own mind.
Your mother will become recon
ciled to the fact of your marriage
—although she dislikes the idea of
ycur marrying anyone. She does
not have anything in particular a
gainst the young man—else she
would try to show you some of
his faults.
R. A.—I am employed as a ser
vant girl and 1 do not work out
half day. Sometimes the woman
pouts for weeks at a time and 1
don’t know why. I work about an
hour and a half over each day to
try to make things measure up
right. Tell me what to do as I
am dissatisfied? If 1 am in th •
wrong don’t be easy on me?
Ans: There isn’t any girl who
could do a whole days work in
only a half day each day in the
week. You may get by with it
occasionally but you must work
longer hours if you get the amount
of work done that she expects
from you. It is my suggestion
that you register at the agencies
and find you another job. Hold
on to this one until you can do
better.
D. G- H.—My husband says he
wants me to take the children and
go home for a few months. Now
he makes $35 per week and he is
running around until all hours of
the night and has our bills in a de
plorable condition. Is it wise for
me to go? I do not want to
leave ?
Ans: Of course you don’t.
Your place is right there with
your husband and he should real
ize it too. Before you will ever
get on your feet again, he is going
to have to stop his running around
and spending every cent he makes
on the outside. Talk things over
with him right now—your mother
and father do not want you home
with them, as they too realize your
place is With your husband.
******
C. B. V.—We have planned to
build us a house this spring and I
wish to know if we will be success
ful in our plans?
Ans: It looks as if you two will
be in a position to proceed with
this building this year. Continue
to work—both of you—lay away
every cent that you can because
you must economize in order to
get this home built. .
A R. B.—Please tell me how 1
may gain my husband’s love so j
he will kiss me before leaving
home and etc? Is there any
hopes ?
Ans: That’s a job that will'
take time to accomplish. By your |
own love and devotion, and by I
keeping yourself looking attract*
ive to all men—it is only natural
that you will appeal to your hus
band- Some wives forget all a
bout their personal appearances
and habits once they marry. This
is a mistake. Look your best al
ways, and when you feel the urge
to be kissed—start kissing—he i‘
like it.
******
•
A. Y.—My husband and I want
to go back to St. Louis in 'h,J
spring as we aren’t doing so good
here. Tell me what you think
will be best for us as well as my
daughter ?
Ans: I have reason to believe
that all three of you will get work
before spring and will postpone
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the trip back to St. Ia>uis. For
the past few months things have
not been favorable—but as soon as
your daughter gets the job she is
after—things Will look differently
and all three of you will be in
good spirits again.
Girls On the Street
If I were you Laura Averett, I
wouldn’t tulk so much.
******
T}ie solders that are here from
out of town are taking the girls
attention. Look out Omaha boys.
They are beating your time.
W * * * »
May we congratulate Mr- and
Mrs. Fred Martin, the former Miss
Jackqualyn Luckey. Good luck to
you all.
******
Billie Caldwell is back from his
vacation. Glad to see you Billie
******
Betty Riggs sure looked lone
some at the Omaha U. the other
night.
******
Peggy Anderson’s heart heat
eemed to be Leonard McDonald
******
Bob Floyd seems to be the lady’.?
man. That’s the lick Bob
******
Imagine Charles Buckley ai the
Omaha U. Saturday night.
******
Can you imagine Roberta Long
mire and Doris Southard being at
the U. Saturday night.
•**•*•
Seen: Two girts on 24th and
BurdetL quarreling over a South
Omaha Cat.
I hear that there is going to be
a waffle dinner soon. Hope it
will be a success.
Valentine day will soon be here.
Wonder how many girls will rec
eive a box of chocolates or some
flowers ?
******
Maggie Johnson, president of
the Sophisticated Chicks has been
ill. We miss you Maggiet and we
hope you will be better.
*****
Benjamin Gray has changed
quite a bit since he has been going
with Elsie Mallory.
******
Guy Rucker looks as if his mind
is a hundred miles away. Wonder
if Claudia S. could be the reason
******
Willard Wright seems to have
taken Alberta Booth serious.y
Wishing you success.
******
The Commodores, better known
as Mr Dickson’s team are leading
in the girl’s basketball league.
******
I wonder if Perry Harris is go
ing back to College? Or has he
lecided to stay here for awhile.
******
Wrho wak the cat who was sit
ting in the show with one young
lady and writing notes to another
chick? Sure nerve.
Could it be that I . S. is engag
ed. I wonder
******
Dora Nelson and Albert Wright
tie solidly going together.
******
Wjho was the chick that J. M.
w'as with at the Drug Store Satur
■\y night ? I’ll bet O. W. heard
about it.
******
Audry Preston seems to be strik
ing a hit with several boys from
South Omaha
Who was the lucky girl who re
ceived an engagement ring from
J L. Think it was E. W. Good
luck.
This is all the news this week—
Girls On the Street, signing off.
If: e you next week.
WAGNER JOINS SALES STAFF
Ralph Wagner, prominent in Ne
braska sports circles, has recently
joined the city sales staff of th"
Falstaff Brewing Corporation, ac
cording to Chas. B Schmidbauer,
manager of Falstaff’s Omaha
plant.
Wagner is known to thousands |
of Nebraska sports fans as the for
met' sports editor of the Omaha
ee News and also as WOW sports
broadcaster from 193" to May,
1940.
When softball first came into
popularity, Wagner organized the
Nebraska State Softball ossocia
tion. He is nn active member of
i he American Legion ami has re
sided in Omaha for the past. 19
years
"Falstaff has taken an active
part in local sports, promotions
and we are glad to have Mr. Wag
ner, who has been so actively iden
tified with Nebraska sports, assoc
iated With our sales organization”
aid Mr. Schmidbauer.
HAMPTON PROMOTES MISS
SALISBURY
Hampton Institute, Jan. 28 (AN
P)—Dr. Malcolm S. MacLIsan,
president of Hampton institute an
nounced th appointment of Miss
Thetis Lucile Salisbury as special
counselor in precollege guidance.
. In line with Hampton’s new em
phasis on the welfare if the indiv
idual student, Dr. Matljoan ann
ounced that an extensive personn
el service will be inaugurated to
guide students through college and
aid them to find their rightful
places in life after graduation.
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WOMAN SPRAINS ANKLE IN
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Mrs Ola Alien 41, of 2511 Char
»
les Street, slipped on the .sidewalk
near Forty-hinth and Chicago Sts.,
Wednesday, suffering a sprained
left ankle. She was taken to
Nicholas Senn hospital.
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of energy and appetite, or some
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/ RICHER GAS”
6
50,000 Omaha
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GAS!
For years Omaha has had the cheapest
manufactured gas rate in America. Gas
costs have been reduced again with the
introduction of RICHER GAS in Omaha.
The new gas will save Omaha users
approximately $130,000 in 1941. This
means that gas cooking, gas refrigera
tion. gas home heating, and gas water
heating is now 9% cheaper than ever
before.
