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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
4
A guide on firming under chin flesh through cold applications and local care. It advises avoiding heat, using alcohol with alum, cold water rinses, and ice packs wrapped in two-flannel and oiled silk to harden loose flesh while protecting skin.
Advice on conservative nail shapes and high polish as signs of ill breeding, violet water recipe for fragrance, foot-salt routine for cold feet, home green soap preparation, camphor on fever blisters, scalp tonics for thinning hair, cautions on scalp care, and guidance on choosing safe face powder and skin creams.
The text notes ten year old Muriel Astor heir to $5,000,000 set to grow to $7,000,000 by age twenty one and known as Miss Alice Astor. It then describes party word games and Bachelor’s Kitchen as featured in Youth’s Companion with example play and a list of humorous forfeit items.
A London reader explains the physical effects of daily work on workers. A postman walking up to sixteen miles a day carries a heavy bag averaging forty pounds, while brewery wagon drivers and policemen tend to gain weight from long periods of standing and high liquid intake.
Public auction to foreclose a 1908 mortgage from Annette M. Stevens to E. J. Quigley on eighteen acres along a Sudbury North Sudbury road parcel. Sale October 11, 1912 at 3 PM, cash $100 down, tax liens and municipal charges to be assumed by buyer. executrix Maria L. Quigley holds mortgage.
Property listing for a cottage house with stable in Sudbury Center. Address appears as J. W. Garfield South Sudbury Mass. Rental notice phrasing is terse with no further details.
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