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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1958)
REDUCING? If you're in your 40's and feeling the worries and tensions of present-day living, don't add irregu larity to your woes. If you're reducing, be sure your diet pro vides enough bulk, lack of which is a common ca use of irregularity. A daily half-cup of Kellogg's All-Bran with milk provides this vital bulk . . . permits dieting without danger of irregularity from this cause. And All-Bran so good-tasting and nutritious doeB it the natural way. No habit-forming laxative drugs! For that wonderful regular feeling, try Kellogg's All-Bran for just 10 days. 4&&yfS ALL-BRAN , Don't let Baby SUFFER 1 TEETHING PAINS! TEETHING PAINS! Give INSTANT relief wtrh W BE $ CAREFUL J WITH TR ASH PREVENT FOREST FIRES! DRIVE S-L-O-W-L-Y Rip Van Winkle Couldn't Sleep with NaggingBackache Now I You can net the fast relief you need from nmnrinff backache, headache and mimcular ache and paim that often cause rest I em nijihta and miserable tired-out feeliiifra. When these discomfort come on with over-exertion or stress and it rain you want relief want it fat! Another disturbance may be mild bladder Irritation f allowing wronit food and drink often set tiriK up a restless uncomfortable feellnic. Uoan'a Pilla work fast in 9 aeparate way : t. by aperdy pain-rrlrevinjr action to ene torment of naming backache, head aches, muscular aches and pains. 8. by soothing effect on bladder irriutlon. 3. by mild diuretic action tending to increase output of the IS miles of kidney tubes. Enjoy a Rood niuht's sleep ami the name happy relief millions have for over 60 years. New, large sIm saves money. Get Doan'a Fills today I Romidiip! Nor Bradford First you select two small teams. They are called the cowpunchers and the dogies (the motherless calves in a range herd). Each team has a leader. The corral, or home base, is selected. Then the cowpunchers hide their eyes and count to 500 while the dogies' leader sees that all the dogies are hidden. Then he comes back and joins the cowpunchers who now go in search of the dogies. When the dogies' leader feels that his herd can get back to the corral without being caught, he shouts out, "Git along, little dogies, git along, git along!" and they all rush back to the corral. The cowpunchers also rush back. The side getting all its players to the corral first wins the game. In fact, they become the dogies of the next game. Try Roundup. It's a favorite! Editea) by MARJORIE IAIROWS. E alitor off Th ChilslraVt Hour U - 33. y ''iff 3JV NWV.28 32. .38 rVS -4 r lrC 71 73 r 4 f ' T" '" M S4- January Puzzle by Clarence Biers Can You Carry Wator7 Game Silke This game should be played out- of-doors or some place where it won't matter if water is spilled. The object is to carry a measuring cup ful of water on the back of your hand a distance of about 12 or IS feet. It's not as easy as you might think! Better use a cup of tin or aluminum. If the game is played in doors or on a concrete or board walk, it adds to the fun if some one stands ready with a large mop to wipe up spills. If many are play ing, divide the players into pairs and see which can beat the other to Family Wetkly. Drrembrr 21. 1)51 the goal. When you're finished with carrying the cup on the back of your hand, you might try it on top of your head! HAPPY NEW. YEAR How many words can you make out of this greeting? In five minutes, can you find 45 words? We did! '3de 'afia 3mb 'sjb ire 'ail 'jbsu, 'aiau, 'jsu, 'avbu, 'dsau, 'Abu, uaq' 'duai 'aru 'aAi 'daj 'ubj 'mbj 'Xbj 'daaM ie 'jeaM 'an 'MaiiA 'Au, 'XBM 1f3 3M3 'JB3 'ddBU M3U 'JB3U 'Abu 'dsu 'maX 'dvK 'uaK 'ed 'Bad 'uaad jB3d 'ajed 'ad 'Xsd :sjjMsuy Let's Draw a Baby New Year Ann Davidow 9 Here's a sketch And a little rhyme On the latest son Of Father Time. He comes when '58 is through, And just when '59 is due, A-kicking his legs, A-curling his toes, A-waving his arms And a-blowing his nose. With our new year He grows along. Let's hope he's always Glad and strong.
