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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1916
Page
3
The article extols apples as inexpensive, healthful for digestion, and useful for beauty, suggesting weekly apple consumption with salads and desserts. It also includes reader questions about facial massage results and eyebrow regrowth with advice on steaming, brushing, and a offered tonic via reply.
The article discusses how women over thirty scrutinize aging in the mirror and seek remedies. It warns that wrong creams and massages can harm skin and notes dangers of drastic cures while promoting discreet, informed choices for age-related skin care.
This article urges women to pursue a diet of clear soups lean meats iron rich vegetables and fruit with no heavy dressings or desserts and to add daily movement including ten minutes of setting up exercises and three miles of walking. It also offers advice on maintaining gray hair including brushing washing and a safe styling method.
A boudoir robe crafted from silver cloth and rose chiffon is paired with a cluster of glass grapes in natural color. The item highlights luxurious fabric and decorative fruit accents for a refined intimate wear look.
A domestic article argues that mothers and housekeepers need periodic rest and small outings to maintain vitality. It urges escape from routines, suggests simple excursions, outdoor activities, and a shift of scene to refresh body and nerves during wartime restrictions.
Minneapolis veteran David Altizer of the Minneapolis club joins an oil company, plans to travel Northern Minnesota, and will retire permanently from baseball. Also notes: Eastern horsemen at Denver national horse show with local buyers contributing $10,000 for exhibits and visitor entertainment. St Paul reports Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad electrification aims to manage overhead power via a train dispatcher's control enabling extra current on grades.
Mrs. Sarah Reed and Wiley Maths of Calhoun county were convicted of operating a still for moonshine whisky. They pleaded guilty and were fined $1000 each and sentenced to six months in prison.
Miss Minerva Humbert of Somerset sues Charles Spence for $10000 alleging breach of promise to marry. Spence, a foreman at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops in Somerset, supposedly engaged December 11, 1913 with events in January 1914. Bail set at $1500.
In Ohio during the last fiscal year 1,748 births were to unmarried women. Of the 1,748 babies, 1,058 were born to girls under 23 years old. The total births were 101,801, as reported by Dr. Norton W Bland, state registrar of vital statistics.
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