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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
7
An aged Englishman advised his daughter that a lady’s dressing table should hold humor, modesty, sympathy, cheerfulness, contentment, attention, reflection, and innocence as the true beautifiers. The piece wittily notes that a man’s feelings can be hurt by job loss after a fall from a high position and compares wine and women to aging.
Taft’s cabinet forms a legal-minded group with many top lawyers, shifting focus from nature to law in the White House library. Secretary Knox and Secretary MacVeagh blend outdoor interests with golf and gardening while Secretary Dickinson, Wickersham, Nagel, and Ballinger lend sharp legal and administrative support to the president’s policy aims.
A light échange on golf as a fine exercise. It notes that the game strengthens men's arms and can leave them hard pressed to breathe afterward.
Mrs A J Cochran recalls her six year old son suffering with persistent eczema that covered his leg. She reports dramatic improvement within hours using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and claims complete cure after two boxes of each. She notes a similar success with another child and endorses the remedies.
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden founded the International Sun shine society now claiming 3,000,000 members. She serves as president general of the group christened with 18 sponsors in New York City at Christmas 1896, the child of the press with ties to a New York newspaper.
The piece notes that many smokers compare Lewis' Single Binder 5c cigar to pricier 10c cigars and single out quality. It warns that following cheap advice can be costly, reflecting a consumer caution in a New York market commentary.
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