Relieve Eyes of Strain With Pictures of Nature
Citizens facing long workdays suffer strained eyes and a tired look from constant close focus. The essay urges hanging landscape pictures on walls to provide mental vistas of mountains rivers and wide pastures, citing affordable lithographs or railroad advertising images as sources. Such scenes offer a practical escape to restore a wider vision during harsh work months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Pike's Peak
Horseshoe Bend
Pennsylvania Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Thousand Islands
New England
Baby Comfort Through Cleanliness and Care
In a large humid era the baby's comfort and health rely on careful personal cleanliness. Emphasize frequent napkin changes and proper washing. Rashes come from neglect and improper washing. Keep cloths in a receptacle, wash thoroughly, rinse, and dry out of doors if possible. Apply sweet oil with corn starch to soothe chafed skin. Avoid bathing during severe soreness and use salt in bath water later for healing. Maintain cleanliness and pleasant smell regardless of attire. Selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
me&Mire
Discolored Nails Solved by Simple Home Remedies
A girl who developed her own photographic plates experimented to keep hands clean. She found lemon juice used after hands were in developer removed stains under nails, and vigorous rubbing with a rubber eraser removed all chemical traces from the nails.
To Soften Hands and Pretty Combination Ad
Orris and cucumber cream softens roughened hands and face from winter winds, drying quickly without grease. A white lace waist with front trims and green velvet bows features a deep girdle of matching velvet.
Resting for health in a bustling station room
A woman sits in a railroad station resting area for half an hour while the article extols rest techniques. It cites Herbert Spencer Ruskin and French beauty Dortzal on resting muscles and nerves, recommending head and neck relaxation, elevated feet, and avoiding flat foot placement to ease spinal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Ruskin
Cavalier
Dortzal
France
Adepta
Simple Satin Stitch Border For Embroidery Use
A simple satin stitch border works all around and is useful for many purposes. Bands of embroidery make charming trimming for dresses and this border is effective when worked in silk.
Teach Yourself Grace In Society Through Posture
An instructional note advises earnest practice to attain grace in daily acts. It cites readers distressed by poor posture, recounting a girl who rejected invitations because she could not manage her hands. Proper standing and sitting are urged to ease social reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sige
Electric Bitters Restores Health for C F Collier
A Cherokee Indiana man C F Collier suffered severe kidney disease and backache. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and urges others with weak kidneys liver or stomach to try the tonic, noting a 50 cent price and druggist guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Strayed horses near Waskada Man sought
Strayed from Waskada Manitoba on Sunday May 28 two horses a grey gelding about 1200 pounds bearing a double brand on the left hind leg and a sorrel mare with leather halter a white body patch and white face also branded on the left hind leg. Information offered to Lewis Temple Waskada Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskads
Manitoba
Beyard
Lewis Temple
Waskada
Man
A New Girdle of Blue Liberty Ribbon
A description of a fashionable girdle made from three shades of blue liberty ribbon with a heart shaped top, fastened by three wide steels, and neatly whipped edges. The piece highlights a beauty angle and notes women’s beliefs about naps as beauty aids, claiming short naps soothe nerves and restore balance.
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Quebec
Kilbourn
Thompson Street
Bottineau, North Dakota
White
Matto
Albert Besancon
Masonie Brock
Bottineau
North Dakota
Western Implement CO
H. McLean
Mer
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