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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
7
A long guide explains reducing hips and waist through daily routines. It advocates persistent practice, warns against overexertion, and lists exercises from knee raises to swaying bends and abdominal bends designed to trim hips, lengthen the waist, and improve posture.
A prominent physician warns that slapping or striking a child on the head risks deafness and brain injury. She urges punishment away from the head, noting ear blows cause headaches, nausea, vertigo, and possible ear drum abscesses, with severe harm to nervous or young children.
The article argues that many working women attend church for moral and social benefit rather than strict devotion. It praises dress, neatness, and manners in church, notes the calming effect and better conduct after worship, and urges that reading the Bible remains valuable for its literary and human insights despite varying denominational ties.
A Loral physical instructor discusses a summer vacation problem linking play and work. The remark implies leisure imbalance affects behavior and fitness routines.
The article notes bracelets and bangles are back in style for morning to evening wear. It highlights styles from simple gold glints to ornate sections, diamond and gem settings, and the trend toward glove bracelets and unique engraved designs. It also mentions materials like Burmese or rose gold and platinum settings.
Instructions describe steam canning in glass jars for corn lima beans peas string beans and asparagus with step by step timing, sterilization, liquid amounts and sealing. A New Hampshire style bean preservation method adds salt layered in earthen jars for winter use as an alternative.
Dr. Luther Gulick argues for balanced summer routines where children mix light housework with play. He urges equal parts work and recreation, practical tasks for boys and girls, and mothers guiding activities to build discipline and physical development.
Instructions for preserving pineapples in heavy syrup with sugar, including peeling, cutting, and packing in jars and cans. Adds notes on using brandy, cooking vs no cooking, and a tip about sterilized cans. Mentions Singapore pines, method with an apple knife, and a casual market aside about a straw mortar-board on the English market.
The braces feature a secure clasp system that cannot slip from the arm. If the clasp opens a safety guard prevents the braces from falling, enhancing reliability and user confidence.
Teachers college women plan varied summer work from ranch and camp leadership in Montana and New Hampshire to Adirondack guiding and seashore hotel waiting. Jobs include tutoring, fresh air home supervision, teaching, nursing, and child care with pay ranging from 40 to 60 dollars monthly plus room and board, plus opportunities abroad and in Europe.
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