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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
16
A dramatic scene unfolds in a full-page color painting in the June issue, where the Prince retrieves a woman separated from him. The moment is captured with sweeping emotion and a sharp courtly exchange highlights tension and reunion.
A renowned actress recalls studying by day and acting by night for two years. The admission reveals an unusual glimpse into her inner life and the path to becoming a leading figure on the modern stage, as featured in the June Lapres Home Journal.
A man reportedly copied The Lord's Prayer five times on a dime sized paper, as shown in the June Lapies' Home Journal. The image displays the tiny document and notes the unusual feat.
A college graduate shares a fresh view of domestic life, contrasting with her mother’s approach. The June Lapres’ Home JOURNAL interview outlines her new role as a modern housekeeper who manages home with different expectations and routines.
A guide to purchasing a $15,000 farm for one dollar with municipal backing. An expert farmer advises crops and land care while an architect builds the house and utilities are provided. The June Lapres Home Journal presents this workable scheme.
Souvenir painting from June Lapres Home Journal vividly depicts the Paris Peace Conference scene. It shows the President of the United States addressing Clemenceau the French Premier with Lloyd George and other delegates listening intently. Thousands will be framed for display.
The June Laprzs' Home Journal article explains a plan claimed to solve the high price problem and high cost of living. It asserts millions of family heads are already members and urges readers to join.
A young machine gunner nicknamed Scotty is hailed as a war hero after firing 30 Huns before falling to a sniper. A June Ladies Home Journal painting memorializes him with his gun, capturing his courage.
The article touts Elsie Ferguson as the expert to pick summer dresses from New York shops and present photos in the June Lapies Home Journal. It claims her taste is impeccable and she can select a dress for readers.
An excerpt from the June Laprgs Home Journal tells of a Frenchwoman who vows protection as world war sons are sent to France. The narrative follows homesick lads who cling to faith amid a slippery path, highlighting resilience and shared sacrifice.
The text discusses the difficulty of composing long writings on postal cards. It notes experiments with 500 word, 3000 word, and even 4700 word pieces, culminating in an astonishing 12 191 words on a single postal card. The June Laprzs' Home is cited as the setting for these feats.
A buyer spending five hundred dollars annually in a shop earns sixty dollars back at year end. The piece notes that a husband loses his job yet bread remains affordable or free. A doctor visits with a smile and charges no fee.
The wife of Buffalo Bill recounts in her autobiography a strange Far West honeymoon. She describes a sleepless first night on the plains waiting for dawn and her early experiences in the harsh frontier.
The June Lapres Home Journal presents photographs and facts about a northern village at 12 degrees from the North Pole where thousands of acres are covered with buttercups heather bluebells rhododendrons and other flowers. Pigeons trout and birds abound though none of the flowers have any odor.
Scores ask how to begin a community kitchen with 3 or 4 families. Two home demonstration agents explain the simplest start in the June Ladies Home section, noting the kitchen movement is already in many communities.
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