Doctor notes patient turns toward recovery
A doctor stated that once a patient uses a powder puff and a mirror he can tell she has begun the road to recovery, a sign that she no longer cares how she looks.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
5
Fancy light jacket and cap for invalid wear
The guide suggests a light colored corduroy jacket worn over a nightgown and a dainty lace edged cap to improve appearance during illness. It recommends a plain kimono sleeve jacket with moire ribbon edge, loose sleeves, and optional curled hair plus flesh color powder to reduce pallor of invalidism.
Food Shows Promote Pure Foods And Home Cooking
A discussion of Food Shows and Industrial Expositions highlighting samples prizes for best displays and the educational value of pure food demonstrations. It notes health department exhibits testing purity of vinegar syrup eggs olive oils and extracts and the role of cooks in changing tastes and reducing adulteration. It also presents a sample day’s menu to illustrate diet choices and digestion effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Protesting Irreparable Ills and Neighborly Concerns
A writer notes wasted energy in fretting over life’s ills and futile protests. He describes an acquaintance overwhelmed by neighborly moral judgments about a daughter’s suitor and similar issues, exhausting herself with loud, tireless discourse.
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Robert Whittaker
Channeling Energy into Positive Community Work
Cameron urges turning frenzied talking into constructive efforts to improve local conditions. She advocates settlement work and encouraging youth, arguing nagging wastes energy and that a single well thought out protest could achieve more.
Puzzle Verse Teases Balcony Dare and Romeo Fate
A fragment titled Our Daily Puzzle hints at a high balcony dare and Romeo's fate. The compact verse suggests bold risk and theatrical tragedy.
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Romeo
Sumner the multimillionaire testifies in crowded court
The court rejects many excuses from talesmen seeking release while the jury fills. Jobo Summers, famed multimillionaire and philanthropist, sits in the defense box as District Attorney Gray begins questioning him amid reporters' watchful eyes.
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Arbuckle
Jobo Summers
Gray
Questions and Answers by Virginia Lee in Woman's Page
Miss Lee answers readers questions on etiquette and social life in the big city. A man asks about greeting cards and etiquette books while a young man seeks insight into a girlfriend's changing moods and romantic behavior.
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Virginia Lee
Miss Lee
H. D
Flitter and Slippy Debate Trap Schemes
Flitter Flying-Squirrel visits his mother to learn about trap robbing after talking with Slippy White-Mouse. His mother defends their method as best, praising careful training of mice, while Flitter weighs Slippy’s safer approach but remains uncertain before sleep. Tomorrow foretells Mr North Wind's disappointment.
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White-Mouse
Mother Flying-squirrel
White Mouse
Mother Whitemouse
Slippy
Milly
Flitter
Favorite Recipes and Plain Pudding From Rustic Kitchen
Classic dessert and baking notes describe tapioca dessert with lemon, plum loaf, a children's pudding with stewed apples and suet crust, and a spiced batter for small cakes. The instructions cover soaking, simmering, jelly folding, egg topping, and precise mixing, kneading, and baking steps for each dish.
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Forbes
Ghats
Ruth
Cameron
Julia Marlowe AS
Juliet
Miss Cumberland
Juanita Hamel
Talesmen
Charles N.lurie
Elmer Reizenstein
American Press Association
Mr. North Wind
Mother
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