Heed Your Call The Path To Service In Life
Richard Lloyd Jones argues the first object in life is to find one's self and answer a call to service. He cites Joan of Arc, Jenny Lind, and others to show that choosing a worthy road beyond personal comfort defines a man’s worth. The piece emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from serving others, whether behind a counter or at a pulpit, and that as many roles can lead to meaningful work. Copyright 1928 by Richard Lloyd Jones.
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Etiquette Qs and Answers in a Newspaper Column
Reader questions on etiquette are answered by Aleda. A young man should offer assistance to a lady at a crossing and touch her elbow. the man exits first to help the lady off a vehicle. In theaters a gentleman should remove his hat in the lobby. in private elevators remove hat, but not in business elevators.
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Useful Health Hints for Eyes and Hair
The article offers home remedies such as rubbing a tea leaf poultice on a sty and rubbing a gold wedding ring to treat it. It also suggests lemon juice in final rinse to preserve light hair and warns that iodine should not be applied with a bandage to avoid severe burns.
Hints and Household Tips From An Old Column
Mrs Housewife offers a regular column with quick home hacks. Advice covers sewing finger protection with tape cleaning piano keys with alcohol whitening leather with eggs and sponge washing woodwork with cold water and soap threading a needle cut on the slant keeping silver bright by wrapping in paraffin paper and attaching window shades with adhesive tape plus tips for sealing dates copper and brass with vinegar and salt
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