Hearts and Homes in Modern Society And The Mother's Heart
A 19th century Home Circle piece argues that home life shapes a woman’s influence, warns against excessive social pursuits, and urges ministers to the sick. It extols the mother’s heart as the core of affection, urging children to honor and protect maternal love amid domestic trials and moral reflections.
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Columbia
The Human Heart Passion and Feelings
The article discusses the heart as the center of human emotion and a gauge for weighing the emotions of friends, reflecting on how central it remains to our experiences and relationships.
A Woman's Complexion and Health Remedies
An old column cautions against cosmetics for skin improve ment, urging liver health as the source of purity. Green's August Flower is advertised as liver tonic claiming to treat dyspepsia and sleep issues, with Frost & Spies selling trial and regular bottles. Included are brief humorous quotes about public service and human nature.
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Frost & Spies
Quote on gender in theater by Max Beerbohm
A concise critique arguing that male actors portray women less convincingly. The writer contends men have an advantage playing female roles because they do not inhabit the female experience. The remark reflects early 20th century views on gender and performance.
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Max Beerbohm
Partial Lapse and Witty Exchange Delivers Droll Insight
In a brief reading, a puzzled inquiry about tears prompts a hesitant reply and a sudden realization. The dialog captures a humorous tone as the speaker admits a failure to hop yet admits a hopeful mood, followed by a wry proverb about straw signs.
Kidney Cure Claim From Evansville Man
B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana recounts decades of kidney and bladder trouble. After trying three doctors and nearly giving up he praises Foley's Kidney Cure noting relief after the first bottle and a full cure after the second. Q W Frost endorses the remedy.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Q. W. Frost
Preventics Cold Cure Ads Offer $100 Bet
An old advertisement offers $100 to anyone whose recent grippe or acute cold is not cured by a 25 cent box of Preventics. The copy touts noquinine no laxative and claims prevention of pneumonia if colds are treated early. Safe for feverish children and sold by dealers. Also notes Times job printing services.
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Shoop
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