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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
18
Jane A. Delano notes nursing offers affordable, accessible education with low or no tuition and living support. She highlights healthy living, regular hours, and strong job prospects from hospital training, with pathways to administrative and public health roles through quality schools.
A home preparation blends juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of skin lotion. The ad promises freckle, sunburn, windburn, and tan reduction as a harmless beauty aid available at grocers and drug stores for a few cents.
Reading for Women and all the Rarihy discusses how the Red Cross and the Council of National Defense urge young women to train as nurses. It notes rising nursing enrollments and suggests men adapt to new wartime desserts using Victory cereals with a recipe for a molasses rice pudding lasting two and a half hours, served with cream.
An article urges careful wartime eating with wheat and other staples limited for soldiers abroad. It urges both women and men to make meals attractive and meaningful, ensuring every course serves a real food purpose despite sacrifices abroad.
Washington June 14 announcement of a new collar insignia for the Army Air Service to distinguish it from the Signal Corps. The design shows horizontal bronze wings with a vertical silver two bladed propeller, to be worn by officers and enlisted in military aronautics and the bureau of aircraft production. Enlisted hat cord chosen is green and black.
An advertisement touts Tanke Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as excellent for relief from exhaustion due to summer heat overwork or worry. It emphasizes cooling and refreshing effects.
A reader shares a case of a widow with young children who returns to nursing to support her family. She wonders if she should keep working or retire to please her grown children, while friends push rest and ease. The piece argues for independence and following one’s own path despite social pressure. The column also notes denouncement of chain letter fund drives for a hospital in France by federal authorities.
Puzzle item reads cryptic numeric and letter sequence with mixed symbols. It appears as a daily puzzle snippet or code word teaser likely from a puzzle page. No clear question or solution provided within readable text.
A reader seeks guidance on loving two stepchildren while a divorce remains possible. The adviser praises instinct and suggests embracing the five and two year old as part of the family, warning against rushing divorce without full context.
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