Ada and Clara Morris argue over art and virtue
Ada, an aspiring artist and orphan, laments that her work never seems to satisfy her yet longs to reach a higher ideal. Clara challenges her motive, urging virtue for virtue's sake and questioning whether praise motivates true action.
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Ada
Clara
Clara Morris
Kindergarten tools ease child mischief in Saar te nap
The text praises using simple cardboard and blackboard activities to redirect a restless child from tearing and mischief into constructive play. Kids imitate patterns, color shapes, and craft with basic materials, learning rules and reasoning while gaining praise from caregivers. The dialogue contrasts dissatisfaction with purposeful effort and suggests choosing work suited to one's nature.
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Bosingetie
Clara
Ada
Paris Silhouettes Lace and Silk Styles Inspire Spring Fashion
The article outlines Paris fashion ideas for a light silk and lace driven season. It highlights plain soft silks, veiling fabrics, and florally adorned laces like Alencon and Mechlin. It notes undergarment tweaks to slim hips, broadcloth summer wear, short sleeves, and yoke emphasis in embroidered dresses.
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Stuulghat
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Dresden
Florida
Egypt
Rica
Treating Malnutrition and Marasmus in Infants by a Doctor
Dr Emelyn L Coolidge outlines care for malnutrition and marasmus in infants emphasizing faithful nursing, proper feeding, and medical guidance. She notes diagnosis challenges, risk factors in crowded homes, and the role of wet nursing, formula adjustments, and clean air in recovery. Continuous, supervised routines are essential for improvement.
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A. & Barnes & Co
Vie Marasmus
Narasmus
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