Girls Who Live the Individual Life in Shared Households
John Strange Winter argues that women living together must preserve individual identities, bear and forbear, and share burdens fairly. In a four woman household all are breadwinners facing daily pressures, so rules for tilting duties, politeness, and mutual care keep peace and happiness.
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John Strange Winter
Troubles of Ireland Aim to Resolve Home Rule Crisis
London reports indicate a quick settlement of the Irish Home Rule issue may be possible as Lloyd George seeks a program acceptable to both Unionists and Nationalists. Sinn Fein anxiety rises with April 24, while Irish economic gains mask wartime shortages and political prosecutions.
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God's Judgment on the Nations
A historical notice promoting a religious program titled God's Judgment on the Nations at Christian Church in Los Angeles California. The event occurs at Modern Woodmen Hall 117 North Flores Street at 8 p m on Sunday April 22 with free admission. The ad is followed by a quoted entertainment blurb about drama and cinema and a brief economic remark on gold coin wear.
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Christian Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
Seven-Year-Old Celia Trevino Debuts at Fiesta Fete
The young artist Celia Trevino performed at the Fiesta Fete in the Opera House. A pupil of Miss Emma Corning, she has shown remarkable progress in eight months. Celia is the daughter of Mrs. Celia Carranza de Trevino and a grand niece of President-elect Carranza of Mexico.
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Celia Carranza de Trevino
Carranza
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Long Hitting May Help Or Hinder Golf Progress
The piece argues long hitting often hinders development but praises players like Robert Gardner and Jesse Guilford for mastering distance with consistent mechanics. It contrasts Guilford and Barnes showing how improved irons and control can outperform mere power, citing historic rounds and personal observations.
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Robert Gardner
Jim Barnes
Jesse Guilford
Bob Gardner
Lemons and Orchard White Make Cheap Skin Lotion
A reader advises mixing fresh lemon juice with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint skin and complexion lotion. Strain to remove pulp, bottle, and use daily on face neck arms and hands to bleach clear and beautify the skin at low cost.
Sulpheric Tablets Promise Blood Purification Remedy
An advertisement touts Sulpheric Tablets as a spring remedy for cleansing the blood and curing skin issues, headaches, and various pains. It claims benefits from a month of use, with claims of eliminating poisons, improving eliminative organs, and suitability for children and adults at 50 cents per tube.
Unable to Find Path Alfred Leaves Family Business
Alfred, 21, shows no inclination to attend college or engage in the family business. His father laments the lack of direction, while a confidant suggests the young man may not have found himself yet though others acknowledge he is gifted in many ways.
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Ireland
Ulster
John Dillon
of Commons
House of Commons
Dublin
Alfred
Free Lecture on Christian Science by Ohrenstein in San Antonio
First Church of Christ Scientist San Antonio invites the public to a free Christian Science lecture at Beethoven Hall Sunday April 22 1917 at 3 30 p m Presented by Charles I Ohrenstein C S B board member of The Mother Church Boston MA Doors open 2 45 p m Adv.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
San Antonio
Texas
Beethoven Hall
Charles I. Ohrenstein
The
Boston
Massachusetts
San Antonio Tax Notice Demands 1916 Taxes Due
Taxpayers in San Antonio are notified that 1916 city taxes are due. Pay by May 31, 1917 to avoid six percent interest per year and two percent monthly penalty for five months.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dibling's Alma Mater Allegiance Questioned
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip recalls Dibling's loyalty to his college, stating he has never wavered and still borrows money from college chums exclusively after twenty years out of school.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
The Politeness of Portugal Explained Through Stair Salutations
A writer notes Portuguese courtly custom in visiting a church dignitary. The caller and host engage in repeated bows as they move through multiple rooms and stair landings, each ritual reversing positions until the journey ends at the staircase foot with mutual humility and ceremonial prostration.
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