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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1930
Page
2
New York report quotes Mme Helena Rubinstein noting that government figures estimate the average American woman spends about 50 dollars a year on facial upkeep. She argues this is the minimum budget for maintaining beauty, equivalent to 13 cents daily, with potential to rise to thousands annually.
Washington, D C The article extols margarine as the most carefully regulated food. It notes strict federal and industry supervision from farm to table with sanitary processing, precise ingredient labeling, and constant oversight by multiple federal bureaus.
The excerpt presents a dichotomy from Emerson describing conservatives as most vigorous or luxurious in specific states. It notes conservatives are least active after meals, at rest, or when ill or old, while in moments of awakening through music or poetry they become radicals.
A American College of Surgeons convention of over three thousand physicians debates public health, hospital costs, and the need for cheaper, dedicated accident hospitals. It considers government health control, preventive care, and sustaining doctors by annual fees. The piece urges reform to keep citizens well and reduce costly care.
Al Go, the sage of Chinatown, argues that losing a fortune tests worth and requires rebuilding to prove you deserved it in the first place, per the Washington Star quote.
A reflective piece citing Goethe and Emerson on who should own wealth and how riches should be governed. It argues true proprietors are those who understand and administer wealth, not those who merely hear of it or conceal it. The quotation frames wealth as public duty beyond private gain.
A New Jersey man reportedly played 103 holes of golf in a single day, likely exhausted and unable to recount the feat to friends. The remarkable distance underlines his endurance and passion for the sport.
C M Fuller rose from janitor at a small town post office to president of a $150 million company, the Richfield Oil Company of California. Inspired by Acres of Diamonds, he pursued varied trades, led a major oil firm, and promoted distinctive service stations and an iconic Los Angeles office building. He preaches individuality and informed dialogue to stand out.
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