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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
11
Beatrice Fairfax counsels two intelligent young women fearing spinsterhood. She urges embracing natural selves, avoiding flirtation and “market” displays, and enjoying wholesome amusements with family. Do not chase men or force change to attract a life partner. value may lie in remaining single if the right match fails to appear.
An old advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the original dandruff destroyer. It urges readers to buy at barber shops or via mail, promising hair restoration and shine. The ad claims refunds if not satisfied and names Jacobs' Pharmacy as special agents.
Jennie and a friend visit a shop offering easy credit at $1.50 weekly for clothes. Jennie buys many items she does not need, promising payment from her $8 weekly salary. Her friend cannot cover the cost, revealing the trap of overbuying for appearance. Jennie reworks her existing frocks, wondering what Tom would think of her new look.
Helen consoles herself as Warren announces a business trip to Paris and may be away up to three months. She fears separation after losing her engagement ring, while Warren insists she stays home. After a tense night he softens, agrees to let her go, and promises to cover expenses as they plan the journey together.
The excerpt surveys imperial treasuries of Russia noting the Czars have vast private revenue and an 8 000 600 annual civil list, cites Siberian profits, and mentions potential increases. It lists other varied claims from polar coal finds to Congo chiefs, global death tolls, diseases, and human trivia.
A humorous portrait recalls an exuberant sportsman kept by bookies and friends through risky bets ending in comic losses. It also notes a Cairo anecdote where tailors iron with their feet, guiding heavy flatiron-like devices by a wooden block and a low ironing board, done swiftly and well.
In North Alabama foothills Athens College advertises its A Grade status on 14 entrance units, an attached Academy A Grade, 28 in the faculty, and new School of Music Art Oratory Domestic Science and a Resident Graduate Nurse. Health certificates required, rates moderate. The seventy first session begins September 17 with Mary Norman Moore as president.
A moral discussion on how parental faults and debauchery impose lifelong harm on offspring. It argues the sins of mothers and fathers condemn their children, limiting opportunities and forcing social ostracism, with anecdotes of two women harmed by their mothers' drinking and infidelity. It urges the youth to leave and build independent lives while noting that children owe little debt to misbehaving parents.
In London’s Market Buildings at 29 Mincing Lane a keeper and his family live on the top floor with a roof garden used as a fowl run. He began two and a half years ago to raise hens for egg supply, making coop structures on the roof which now yields eggs most of the year.
Cool comfortable northern woods area offering inland lakes streams and summer resorts with fishing bathing boating yachting golf and tennis. Auto tours available from Chicago via direct Chicago and Northwestern Railway with details from F C Bush Brown-Marx Building Birmingham Alabama.
A reflective piece on aging contrasts personal changes with public expectations. It notes that after fifty the hero values type size over saving acts, aged gratitude, grandparenting rituals, gossip over wickedness, shrinking manhood, and a wife who grows visible as he shrinks inward. It concludes with old age bringing simple, quiet comforts and final fulfillment.
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