Doctor and patient barter over advice and profit
Measured by the Bill. Doctor says he hopes the patient profited from his advice. Patient replies that he did profit, but not as much as the doctor.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
7
Measured by the Bill. Doctor says he hopes the patient profited from his advice. Patient replies that he did profit, but not as much as the doctor.
SCHOOLS TRAINING SCHOOL For Boys in Chatham presents a guaranteed course of study. Ten acre campus with new buildings and modern conveniences overlooks the town. Boarding limited to forty. apply early. Catalogue from THOS RYLAND SANFORD, President.
Anita Wentworth recounts Dick Brownlow's entry into the family firm and his plan to mentor a stenographer Miss Mills. He recruits her from many applicants, believing looks aid typing, while he oversteps with arrogance and social bravado in a modest office setting.
The Powhatan Institute in Powhatan County near Richmond offers a religious but nonsectarian program for girls. Principal Mrs HK G Porter and business manager KK G Porter advertise an eleven year program with a full academic course and physical culture. A High School Certificate may be issued by the State Board of Education allowing teaching in public schools without a separate exam. Tuition is 150 dollars, covering most expenses except laundry. catalogue requests go to Kt G Porter, Business Manager, Delonn, Va.
WVINGINTA WMANASSAS The Battlefield City offers a 20th Century College with arts science literature pedagogy music and commerce programs. An academy for boys and girls, health record praised, special Virginia student rates. Catalogue by Dr Hervin U Koof, President.
Dick Brownlow, a junior partner, charms Miss Mills with lunch invitations and theater plans but she refuses each offer. He learns she works hard to support her poor family and refuses his salary raise until she earns it. Her calm, steady stance challenges his assumptions about power and affection in the office.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for female kidney troubles. A Virginia reader from De Ford Ave, Luray, recounts severe pain and invalid status, saying three weeks of use restored her health and declares herself a walking advertisement for the product.
Dick Brownlow offers Miss Mills a transfer and asks her to stay, showing respect and romantic resolve. Six months later the junior Brownlow heir notes Miss Mills’s strong influence and suggests making her partner in Brownlow Son & Daughter.
The American Automobile Association announces the 1017 Glidden tour will extend southward rather than go to Ottawa Ontario. Start likely in Washington with routes through Virginia the Carolinas and via Atlanta to Jacksonville Florida. The race begins in October with strong southern entry interest.
In New York shareholders fear losing millions in the distribution of Standard Oil stock following a Supreme Court dissolution. Brokers warn of unsettled intrests as US action leaves many holders at sea over fractional shares and future distribution plans.
About 190 passengers on the steamer Ajax bound for Glen Island were forced to abandon ship in lifeboats after a night of terror as fog enveloped the vessel near Long Island Sound. Rescue boats ferried the survivors to safety along the New York coast.
The brief exchange features Griggs noting a wife’s last word in a domestic spat. Fried replies that it is not the last spoken word but the last word spoken aloud, highlighting a playful back and forth.
A collection of briefs notes that Mr. Bryan may not lead the Democrats if he isn’t, while editors ask who would. Other items report expert horse trainers’ salaries, value of child trainers, and a Georgia widow seeking five pensions for five husbands amid Civil War losses.
The Winchester Star rebukes Richmond detectives for questioning Beulah Binford from 9 AM to 6 PM accusing torture tactics. It alleges detectives pressured jealousy by claiming Henry Beattie had another girl. The paper praises Judge Scott for condemning these methods in a civilized country.
The Lynchburg Advance cites Woodrow Wilson arguing men remain individuals even as corporate officers. It notes the public dispute over labeling such views as radical and calls out others unwilling to oppose this belief openly.
The passage quotes several editorials and witty lines from various papers criticizing pose culture, heat on bleachers, Colonel Bryan’s public career, and the Republican party’s perceived decline and corrupt practices. It reflects press voices on social manners and political critique of the era.
Ottawa report notes Premier Laurier will tour Ontario and Quebec next week to rally support for reciprocity with the United States. Finance Minister Fielding to tour the Western provinces as government backers push early campaigning. Separately an advice column promotes a cosmetic motto about smiling to preserve beauty.
A playful exchange explains why a statute mile measures 5280 feet while a nautical mile differs. The dialogue notes how measurements change with water and invites a curious mate to consider why the two units diverge.
A woman writes on egg preservation using a water glace mix to cover 15 dozen eggs and shares fashion guidance on hats and skin care. The piece recommends protective browns greens and blues to reduce glare, warns redheaded fair-skinned readers about skin peeling, and emphasizes care despite cost.
Pare and slice two cucumbers then add boiling water onion salt cayenne and cook until tender. Stir in gelatin dissolved in cold water and strain. Refrigerate until thickened then fold in diced cucumber. Fill molds and chill on ice. Serve on lettuce with French dressing.
Clean and stuff the chicken then truss it. Line a casserole with fat salt pork, add carrot and onion and cook until brown. Place the chicken, top with more pork, bake about half an hour, dredge with flour, add stock, bake until tender. Turn the chicken two or three times during cooking.
Do not use a water filled vase for table flowers. Fill a shallow dish or bowl with clean sand and dampen it thoroughly, then insert flower stems directly in the sand. Smaller flowers like pansies and nasturtiums can be arranged this way, though large long stemmed flowers won’t fit.
A caution against using sponges for bathing a child due to sanitation issues and sponge wear. Recommends wash cloths made from old napkins or cheesecloth for tender baby skin. Advises boiling cloths after each use to remove soil and germs, echoing the proverb An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
A piece notes a shift from bare sun exposure to sun protection and cosmetic care. It laments reckless sunning and freckles while praising pampered complexions and veiled skin. It frames modern women as choosing safer beauty over tanning.
Special at the Mininwell paper mills in Hamilton Michigan reports a worker found a wrapped bundle of newspapers containing a package of legal documents including deeds to property in New York Hoboken and Paterson The will dated November 3 1896 bequeaths real and personal estate to his sister Mrs Judith O Donnsh The testator Enos G Denton died in poverty at an old shack four miles south of Hamilton in 1907 burial expenses to be paid from estate The East property agent is C Sete near New York.
In Bluefield area a mine at Shannon owned by Standard Pocahontas Company exploded early today. Several miners died and nine were injured in the incident which occurred as the mine was new and had not yet started shipments.
A reflective critique of the ideal of a strenuous life as championed by T. Roosevelt. The author argues that constant striving harms national vitality and that society misreads duty, measuring progress by noise rather than substance.
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