What Shall We Do Asks Mr Rolfe About Talent Or Money
The piece argues success lies in developing the best talent and aiding others rather than merely making money. It cites Edison, Goethe, Rockefeller, and Carnegie as examples of useful, wealth-creating work that benefits humanity. It foresees a future shift from money making to social organization and shared national progress.
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Geese and Goofs in a Woman’s View of Foolishness
A provocative essay argues that women are unfairly labeled geese for acts of emotion and intuition. It compares male and female judgments, notes endearment and insult in the term goose, and satirically describes a pink cheeked wife frozen by crisis, urging readers to see the stereotype’s folly.
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Plump Neck and Firm Chin Boost a Woman’s Youthful Look
The Delineator says the neck reveals a woman’s age and warns worry and insomnia cause wrinkles. Regular neck and throat massage, a hot bath, cold cream, and proper head posture help. Exercises lift the head, erase double chin effects, and skin foods may reduce facial fat.
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