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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
2
Frances asks about the game and Jim confirms arriving late. Jim says he missed Tom Black being knocked senseless in the first quarter.
The article argues breakfast is the most important meal, supplying fuel after a long fast. It urges substantial, varied morning meals with fruit, cereal, protein, and dairy. It explains cereals’ nutrition, recommends whole grains, and suggests ways to vary serving methods to keep breakfasts appealing for all ages.
A conversation reveals a father chiding his child for going to work without breakfast. Marge reports the incident, noting the father asked how the child could be so thoughtless to leave home unfed before work. The exchange highlights parental concern and the domestic tension over routines.
A fragment from a dialogue portrays a man gifting his wife a pearl necklace for her birthday. The wife responds that pearls mean tears, and she cries, suggesting hidden sorrow tied to the gift in the exchange.
Patrons challenge a restaurant tip policy amid a chaotic scene as staff enforce a no-tipping rule. The incident draws attention to wage norms and customer expectations, with witnesses noting tension between diners and the waitstaff.
Attractive Barbara Bell designs for summer wear include a wide shouldered dress with a scalloped bodice and button trim, a flexible circular skirt, and a practical slacks suit with a flattering topper. Patterns No 1741 and 1750 cover sizes from 12 to 42 with yardage specs and braid needs. Send 15 cents for the Spring and Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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