Invest in Yourself as a Salary Asset says John Blake
The piece urges viewing yourself as an investment to attract high returns from employers. It argues wages depend on earning power and that top performers are actively recruited by competing firms. Be a solid, paying investment and you will attract capital in wages or salary.
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John Blake
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Open Wound and the Law in a Poem by Dodd Mead
A poem laments violence and states that while a blade creates visible wounds, those who stab hearts escape harsher penalty. It argues the law punishes outward harm but not the silent, internal harm of murder. The verses critique society for deeming such acts fair when intent ends in fatal injury.
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Keen Mlade
Dodd; Mead & Company
Something to Think About: Patience and Progress
A 1923 McClure Syndicate column argues that persistent patience and effort yield progress in any vocation. It urges avoiding haste, cultivating gentleness, and accepting criticism while pursuing steady growth, noting patient people earn enduring respect and help solve crises.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Has Anyone Laughed At You Hat Ad Pitch
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate feature praises smart shopping habits. It argues busy shoppers choose wisely, finding the right hat when they see it in a window or shop stall and leaving with a stylish, well fitting purchase.
Where All Are Selfish Sage versus Fool Insight
A reflective aphorism notes that when everyone is selfish the sage loses stature to the fool and becomes more dangerous, underscoring moral balance and risk in leadership.
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Froude
Tiver
44 Mother's Cook Book and Sandwich Ideas
A collection of camp and fishing trip recipes with sandwich ideas including combination, mock lobster, chicken twisting uses, mince chicken with mushrooms in white sauce, and buttered bread. Sweetbread and cucumber salad with celery and olive garnish is described for serving.
The Ashes Cabinet. We The World Goes Down
A fragment quoted from Charles Kingsley reflects on shifting fortunes after a rain and sun. The verse contrasts yesterday's joys and today’s downpour with an enduring hope.
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Yestereday
Charles Kingsley
Molded desserts offer cool, ready to serve treats for busy households
A rich molded dessert recipe provides a make ahead option for hot weather. Butter, sugar and egg yolks are blended, flavored, and folded with whites, then chilled 24 hours in molds. Flavors include chocolate caramel maple pineapple banana and cherries with whipped cream garnish.
Principles for choosing kitchen equipment and layout
The article argues that necessity and convenience drive kitchen purchases. It stresses selecting a practical stove and labor saving devices, arranging sinks, stoves, tables, and cupboards to minimize steps, and avoiding excessive bric a brac. It also notes saltwater gargles and nostril snuffs as home remedies.
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Hany
Summer Beachwear Modes In Knitted Voile Frocks
Dainty beach regalia rise from new fabrics for summer wear in printed voile and knitted suits. Describes brown and duff schemes, slip over frocks, flower ribbons, Milan hats, and bold color contrasts for knitted bathing suits and capes with fringe accents.
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