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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
13
A reader recounts Mrs Lawrence describing her chronic headache and the failed remedies she tried. The piece advises warm drinks, neck heat, rest in a cool dark room, avoiding alcohol, and cautious use of analgesics while stressing addressing underlying causes.
A dated advisory urges a new student to hold fast to core values honesty concentration and self reliance. It counsels calm social adjustment, careful friendship choices, time management, and health while encouraging striving in academics and activities at boarding school or college.
A reader asks about removing skin blemishes and blackheads using pressed mixtures and pastes. The column discusses safe practices, cautions against tampering with moles, and suggests consulting a physician for growth concerns.
A fragment notes a risky insinuation linked to a well groomed person. It hints at a “dirty powder pull” and suggests observers doubt the person behind a small germ nest. The text promises more information on the next Sunday page.
A fragmented advisory piece discusses appropriate conduct for young adults in dating, urging parental involvement, cautious socialization, and patience before forming serious attachments. It cautions against listening to rumors and emphasizes maturity and delaying long term commitments.
A dated advice column fragment counsels a reader on handling self consciousness with friends and parents. It suggests cultivating new friendships, being honest with parents, and avoiding pressuring or deceiving others while advising against pursuing an unworthy person. The tone remains cautionary and practical about personal conduct and social growth.
A fragment discusses being a bore or stiff and mocks those who dismiss others’ opinions unless it aligns with their own. The text hints at Mrs Adams and an article on open mindedness to come next Sunday. The passage ends abruptly with “cael When folk.”
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