Milady’s Beauty Secret Relaxation Not Creams
Woman’s Realm notes that beauty hinges on relaxation rather than costly potions. It cites that constant worry and tense nerves create lines and health issues, urging readers to learn from animals and reduce anxiety to preserve appearance and well being.
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Milady
Asone
Daily Relaxation Tips and Simple Bread Puns
The piece shares a recipe for nutty muffins and urges daily relaxation to reduce stress and aging signs. It advocates lying in an inclined pose with feet raised to boost circulation, resting the eyes, and smiling to improve facial serenity. It cites a long lived reader who emphasizes daily eye rests and calm demeanor.
Try Magnesia For Indigestion
Readers are urged to try red Magnesia which neutralizes stomach acid after meals. It is sold as powder or tablets and helps prevent fermentation, gas, heartburn, and the heavy feeling after eating, allowing meals to be enjoyed without fear of indigestion.
As Good as King Cole Tea Coffee Promotion
An advertisement touts a new coffee named to match the trusted King Cole Tea. It explains King Cole Tea’s reputation, notes exhaustive tests under other names, and urges customers to request the coffee by its proud name.
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King Cole
Proper manners at home and borrowing money questions
A Q and A style piece discusses whether a man should borrow money from a woman, recommending alternative options like cashing a check or borrowing from a man. It also covers opening a gift in front of the donor when sick, and the courtesy of excusing oneself from the table.
DO NOT WHIP THE TIRED HORSE HEALTH NOTICE
Health guidance on preventing overfatigue emphasizes rest and sensible time use outside work. Excess fatigue often stems from unsuitable work, poor conditions, monotony, or neglecting personal care. Moderate tea or coffee is fine. overuse as stimulants misleads the tired mind. Replacement of Bruce leads Nationalists in Australia after election defeat.
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Canberra
Stanley
Bruce
Nationalist Party
J. G. Latham
Latham
League of Nations
Dorothy Dix on Love and Marriage Timing
Dorothy Dix argues against delaying marriage for wealth, noting love and happiness cannot be postponed. A young man resists marrying for financial reasons, but Dix counters that money does not guarantee domestic harmony, and missing love early hurts life’s best moments.
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Dorothy Dix
One Act Drama Delights London Audience
Canadian Press reports a Lyric Theatre Hamersmith presentation of Mr Gladstone s Comforter a one act drama by Lawrence Housman starring Sir Nigel Playfair Bertram Wallis Winifred Evans and W E Henley The piece humorously portrays domestic life of Great Britain s leader amid a 1894 Windsor resignation moment and political tension with Mrs Gladstone knitting comforters for Gladstone amid the era s Irish plans crisis.
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Mr. Gladany
Stone
Beau Austin
W. E. Henley
Bert Louis Stevenson
Nigel Playfair
Nigel
Betram Wallis
Britain
London
John Morley
Windsor
Third Annual Donaldston Women's Institute Meeting
The third annual meeting of the Donaldston Women's Institute met at Mrs. William King home with ten members and eight visitors. Minutes were read and adopted, the president's report given, and officers elected: President Theo Ellis, Vice-president Len Court Lecy, Charlotte Rowe re-elected. Officers W Mullen, William King, Arbing. Auditors Tillie Court and Sophie Arbing.
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Donaldston Women's Institute
William King
Canada
Theo, Ellis
Len Court
Lec'y
Charlotte Rowe
W. Mullen
Arbinng
Tillie Court
Sophie Arbing
School committee plans and readings at next meeting
Members appointed and four teen members enrolled for the coming year. The group decided to have the school gleaned and to withdraw the balance of money from savings. Miss Clara Bowlan and Miss Edith Court were asked to read at the next meeting at Mrs. W. Mullen’s home, with roll call answered by a Christmas recipe.
Household Hints from Roberta Lee
Tips on coloring handkerchiefs with turpentine and warm water and soaking them for 15 minutes. Silver cleaning method uses peroxide on soap to rub and polish with a cloth. Crumb bread is crushed in a deep bowl with a wooden masher. Minard's ointment is noted for relieving stiffness.
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