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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
3
The piece argues people eat too much meat and outlines balanced nutrition using albumen from beans and vegetables. It recommends two to three ounces of red meat daily for adults with exercise, plus a modest fat and vegetable portion, noting digestion limits and health impacts on liver and kidneys.
A detailed profile of Luxembourg as one of Europe’s smallest nations, highlighting its strategic location, iron ore wealth, young Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide born 1894, ascension in 1912, and historic sovereignty dating from 1867. It covers political evolution, language, governance, and notes on tourism and architectural heritage.
The article describes an extremely smart blouse in dark blue chiffon and taffeta ribbon with harlequin patterns. It features a large bow at the back, outlined neck, and a navy ribbon trim with cuffs and bands. A kilted basque and a rolled collar add style, with a matching skirt and sleeveless versions suggested for versatile wear.
Fashion reports braid trim remains popular in both day and evening wear. Frocks in serge, faille, and chiffon use soutache braiding in contrasting tones, with embroidered nets and wide borders on capes. Children’s dresses favor simple zigzag and dotted motifs while stylish capes feature velvet and satin in elaborate soutache patterns.
In the Bulle tins Medical of Berlin Doctor Broly proclaims that after 30 years of practice he observes a coming change in women. He warns of sinking breasts stooped shoulders cold feet violet hands smaller faces deep wrinkles and worsening digestion signaling a trend toward baldness once a male privilege.
Fragmentary lines show a daughter urging a father to visit a drawing room to discuss someone named Charlie Brown. The speaker mentions a rush to finish a task and hints at a tense household exchange about a change or encounter.
The Providence Journal questions a minuet revival citing modern ragtime and St Vitus inspired distortions. It warns any revival would resemble a interpolated Virginia Reel more than the authentic minuet, recalling a polka fiasco and predicting future culinary revivals.
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