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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1916
Page
3
A fanciful tale explains the black patch as a fashion. the godmother sends a bee that stings the sister but improves the maiden's appeal at court. The prince selects the patched beauty over Mary Queen of Scots and other beauties. The article links patch shapes and placement to enhanced complexion.
The article urges prevention of colds during winter and stresses protecting children. It explains that early colds can lead to lasting health issues, with bronchitis and disrupted routines riskier for kids. Emphasis is placed on physical fitness and strong white blood cell activity to resist illness.
Miss Cora Ambrosetti, lauded for beauté among Latin American visitors in Washington for the Pan American Scientific Congress, draws significant comment in society. She is daughter of Dr. Juan Ambrosetti, Argentine official delegate and professor at the Argentine University.
The text cites possible faults in a chimney drawing insufficient height or clogged flue. Narrowing at the top or openings in the shaft destroy draught. Rebuilding is needed for two faults, while closing dampers or extending the flue with sheet iron or wire gauze may remedy the fourth defect.
An instruction notes fitting a sheet of iron and cement about 12 inches above the top bar to create a stove that forces all smoke to pass through the stove before exiting the flue.
A fragment hints at clothing choices for a formal event with contrasts between plain clothes and wedding attire. It mentions white pique and white satin as fabrics for different parts of the ensemble.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a response by Professor George Scott Howard in Every Week about how the war affects a certain cause and mentions a white serge middy and a boy from six to nine. The readable portion is vague and lacks clear names or dates.
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