Reading for Women and All the Farming Little Talks by Beatrice Fairfax
A nineteen year old woman shares heartbreak and disappointment in a romance that promises marriage but collapses as she learns the man plans to marry another. The piece notes youth’s impulse, the lure of affections, and the danger of misplaced hope, urging patience and experience as the cure.
Nineteen and the dangers of office romance in shock reading
A writer reflects on a young woman's heartbreak after a flirtatious office affair. The man calls it innocent fun while the girl endures ruin in her outlook and life. The piece warns that working girls must guard emotions, noting youth is a bright gift with uncertain risks.
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Enee
Morris
Morning hot water with limestone phosphate cure claim
The text promotes drinking real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to neutralize and flush toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal sanitation can ease rheumatic pains prevent uric acid buildup and improve health within a week. It references millions of bacteria and universal benefits.
Faith in Allies Drives Food Saving Advice Amid Shortages
A travel anecdote reflects Allied confidence in American efforts to feed Europe as citizens are urged to sacrifice daily foods. The United States Food Administration shares two practical recipes to conserve wheat and provide meat substitutes: a flour based shortcake and a cottage cheese loaf with beans or peas, outlining ingredients and baking guidance.
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Europe
United States Food Administration
Building Permits Issued for Remodel and Addition Projects
Building permits were issued to F. L. Morrow for F. L. A. Froehlich to remodel at 910 North Third Street costing 50 dollars and to George H. Sechrist for Clarence E. Mentzer to add a rear extension at 445 South Thirteenth Street costing 3000 dollars.
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F. L. Morrow
F. L. A. Froehlich
North Third Street
George H. Sechrist
Clarence E. Mentzer
Thirteenth Street
Diabetes relief touted by Diabetos herbal remedy
Do not be discouraged if you have diabetes and have failed to find relief. Try DIABETOS a natural herbal medicine that has benefited many who had despaired of the effect of diabetes. Improvement noted in the first week with reduced sugar in urine and alleviation of distressing symptoms. Available at George A. Gorgas' Drug Store. A free booklet on diabetes and the treatment. Ames Chemical Co. Binghamton N Y.
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George A. Gorgas
Ames Chemcal Co
Binghamton
N, Y
Happiness depends on fear not circumstance, writer argues
The author rejects the claim that happiness hinges on favorable circumstances. He cites cases from a millionaire who fears misery to Dickens's Carton, and asserts happiness is individual, rooted in conquering fear. Citing Arnold Bennett and Chambers, he argues fulfillment comes from using all faculties and avoiding fear, not external luck.
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Dickens
Sydney Carton
Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Chambers
Fifty is Sitting In a Tree Puzzle
A short Daily Dot Puzzle clue hints at a riddle about lines between numbers. The line counts suggest a progression from one to two and onward, ending in a final step that completes the sequence. The puzzle invites deduction of the hidden pattern or count.
Clock Gift For Kiwanis Lunch On Wednesday
Henry C. Claster, jeweler, will donate a clock as an attendance prize at the Kiwanis Club luncheon noon tomorrow at the Elks Club. May meetings shift to Wednesday noon. Harrisburg Day planned with Jack Hastings in charge. Knits urged as May totals show 512 socks turned in, 100 machine made. Y M C A to direct first night of Army recruiting drive with prominent speakers set for Thursday at Market Square.
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Kiwanis
Henry C. Claster
Market Street
Kiwanis Club
Elks’ Club
Harrisburg
Jack Heastings
Red Cross
Market Square
Their Married Life and a Torn Dress Crisis
Helen and Warren argue briefly over a torn dress and missed dinner plans. He accuses her of disorganization, but she reflects, apologizes, and resolves to change their approach to disagreements, recognizing his care and her own faults.
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Helen
Warren
Mrs. Dalton
Freckle Lotion From Lemon Juice and Orchard White
A simple home recipe suggests squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. It promises cheaper, effective facial care for clearing freckles and blemishes when applied daily.
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International News Service
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