Fragmentary Dispatch On Hughes Teague Debate
A ragged clipping discusses Secretary Hughes, Teague of Nations stance, and Republican views. It cites Harding supporters and a broad critique of the Senate and White House positions, noting debates on arbitration treaties, the Hague conferences, and the international court amid postwar tensions.
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Oscar of the Waldorf Diet Service Leads Health Menu Trend
Frederic J. Haskin reports on the Waldorf Astoria offering scientific diet menus tailored to conditions like obesity diabetes and aging. Oscar, renowned culinary leader, promotes menus designed with Dr Clarence Williams Lib to simplify dieting for guests and staff, replacing trial and error with targeted meals. Also notes Missouri's proposed compulsory voting as a constitutional issue.
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Shia fa a very dependable worker and business aim
A fragmentary advice piece urges reliability and tact for Avon workers. It suggests building prompt, regular service, smiling and pleasant demeanor to attract attention. It notes two complaints can gain notice and discusses a bold, stylish woman diminishing rules in her thinking, linking temperament to business success and fee speed.
At-Home Work Schemes for Sweater Firms
Digby Phillips prints a promotional piece urging readers to test themselves for at home piecework with silk fiber sweaters. Questions assess suitability for part time, at home, paid work, and skill in hand tasks, promising opportunities with a firm specializing in high grade sweaters.
Questions and Answers in The Daily Mell
Chronicles a jumble of reader Qs and A s from a Daily Mell Information Bureau style column. Topics range from golf rules to currency superstition and Kipling’s son, plus notes on industrial efficiency, energetics of buzzards, deep wells, dwarf language, and planting times with brief, sometimes garbled answers by various contributors.
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Dollars and Sense: Family Finances and Budgeting
R P Crawford argues three main methods for managing household money. He suggests a family council to set a fixed monthly or weekly allowance, or a joint account with shared control, to reduce daily money quarrels and promote thrift.
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Quillens Quill and the Happy Times of Posterity
A fragmented, satirical column mocks postwar civics and public taste as it notes Uncle Sam’s limits, the roll of honor in banks, a mix of reformer critiques, and humorous quips on fashion, politics, and German finance with scattered references to public life and cultural habits.
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