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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28

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toIiter Sabresproouftion al Bier
iih angelhIoiien baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

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men BON Miittern beim 3ahnen it,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28

Gan Intonio, %. 0eai. - 1910
9ubner. so. 50-$5.0O pr Sto.
gier, frii6.. =. ..16 gts. per 9nbeilD
Butter. lie II. II gts. pet Ytb.
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8ei5en.. .$1.2S biz $1.36 per 8ufbel
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binarb 10 3/16 gts.; @oob WtiDbl1ug
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ling 15A Cts; @eiooling SAT- 1875
Gents.
Sammiuulliamcn nnb befen Srconftt
Rrima BaumlponiameneM ebl ger Son-
ne $27.00.
gaumpouiameneS Del, rob, $7.17.
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Gin Mann mil fterbsn.

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8eronuutg i'm Iebensmiioe MADDEN.
Or. Sings Stem 9ife Yins euticrnen
0as Gift aug ieinem Spltenl nno
geben inn frilhen 2ebensunlr. 25c
BET alien Drilagiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28
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Observation-Disclosures.

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G9Idtde un1 GprtnfIer. E~elepboniert
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notiz an SteuerzabIer.

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Hdtnns.

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uno beiferes ausfeben tpie irseno Elm
anoeres Gabrifat, baben befanntlid
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ben biIigften Hreiien berfauft.
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905-f2 Waroe1 GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28
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Icrnen ipniiidt. Nidt unter IA Sal
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28
8entMie.

Semitic.
&artoffeln, Sbabo, $1.40 Ii. $3.50,
Colorado, $1.50; SeTas, nellie @r.te,
ST. 30 unb $3.50.
3fpiebeln, grpital @ag, $3.50 ullS
$2.75 per 100 Efunb; Segas, 9erntiIe
bas, $3.50 uno $2.75 per 100 gfunD.
9omaten, gegas, 4 8asfets SIPS.
&obI, $3.50.
@urferL gegas, 25c fir elm 1/3
8nI6eI.
8obnen, geyas. runoe sriile, rs gts !;
campers SO uno 60c; @a6s. Csc RET
Site.
@riiner gfeffer, $1.25 per 4 aorbs
Crate.
grbIen, Seras, CRIME, 4Oc per SEED.
g~ierpflansen. $500 per Crate.
anoblalt6, s unb &c per Yfimb.
Miben, 25c per 9ubenb NI1lDel.
Beeten, 25c Biz Doc per 9uteno.
5ibtartoffeln, @bite gams $1.75;
Yc1oip Dams, $500.
Squaib, IS u1b 75c per 2/3 Dulbel.
Seyas, Sfra, 75c per 1I3 Sui6eG.
gantaloupes $500 per 8uibef.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMa

Of a11liction. Frequently it is in time of
trouble that the nobility, the goodness
and the sterling worth of your dear ones
show themselves. L cannot suggest
thankfulness for trouble; that, indeed,
would be unnatural; but ask you not
TO grow rebellious and e1nbittered.
Look beneath the surface of a great
sorrow and try to find one little phase
for which you can be sincerely grateful.
The ordeal through which every one
must pass should have refining effect.
Life cannot always be sunshine. You
would not appreciate the great golden
joys that come if you could not COM
pare them with gray and dreary hours.
Are you thankful that you are living
in country where you can believe as
your conscience dictates? That means
much
Are you thankful that you are living
in a land that holds woman in high es-
TEEN? Don't you think that you ought
TO be grateful that you or your mother
is not looked upon by men as a mere
beast OF burden, without a soul or a
mind, whose value is proportionate to
brute strength? II you had seen an
old horse and a middle-aged woman
harnessed to cart, straining and pull
ing through a field, as I have in Euro
pean countries, you would understand
what | mean. Be thankful for your
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Desires Long Lashes =

Dear Mrs. Symes.
l. kindly tell me what viii make eye
lasheS long and thick VIII not cutting
them make them brittle2
2 Is there any way OF making the hair
grow darker without dyelng II!
g. 7 have homely eyes. Can you tell ms
anything to put in them 70 make them
sparkle without injuring them2
T. Which are preferable. thick or thin
:. Please tell me how to help cover up
the bones OF my neck.
S. Please give me good remedy 1or very
obstinate freckles ANAlOUS-
l. 1t is not advisable to cut eyelashes
for the hairs will then be stiff and
coarse. To increase their growth apply
a good quality OF vaSeline to them once
a day.
2. Sage tea will cause the hair to grow
darker. Steep one ounce OF the leaves
In one pint of boiling water. Strain anc
then apply to the hair with small
brush.
8. You would be taking a great risk II
you were TO put anything into your eyes
to make them sparkle.
4. Thin lips are considered more beau
tiful than thick ones.
g. To cover the bones. massage daily
with cocoa butter and practice deeE
breathing.
6. Following is the recipe for a splendid
freckle cure;
Oxide Of zinc ........-.........-.." = qran
Subiodide OF biS1nuth .........-:.- = drahl
Dextrine .-.-...--.-...-.-...-.-.-'-- II cams g
Spread the paste upon the freckles at
night before going to bed. In the morning
remove what remains with a little pOWuete0
borax and sweet OIL
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young man to kiss me IL I am sure he really
loves and I sure 1 love hirn7 Sew
eral OF my girl friends and i think 1t is
harmless 4.
2. I have been visiting Do you think
It would be improper for me to send some
of my boy friends postal cards before hear
ing from them?
s. Is it all right to wear two boys rings
at the same time? E S. L.
1. It is not proper for young woman
to allow a young man to kiss her unless
she has promised to be his wife. Girls
who allow such free and easy actions on
the part Of men are in danger OF losing
their self-respect as well as the respect
of the men.
2. 1t would be better not to do so un-
til you have heard from your boy
friends
8. Why should you wear any persons
ring except your own? have heard Of
rings, and very frequently they are
placed in very embarrassing positions
when their young love affairs are over.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Anmicus for Friends
Dear Mrs. Adams.

Dear Mrs. Adan1s
You are SO good and kind to every one
so ask you to help me. I am young
girl of 16 and / want some true honest
and sincere friends. am lonely and miser-
able. MY mother is cruel TO me because
I won't carry on and firt with the men
as she does. Ny father is away most of
the time. and when tell him how she
a good girl. and always try to do what
is right. I am fond OF reading. ESTHER.
If you will send me your name and
address and allow me to pass 1t on to
some of my correspondents. I am sure
you will soon have desirable friends.
In the meantime, occupy your mind with
reading helpful books which you may
procure at, the library. Take long walks
In the fresh air and make friends with
nature. I trust / may soon hear from
YOU
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
OILY and Shiny Skin

Dear Mrs Syn1eS.
skin: also with piInDles and blackheads-
VIII YOU kindly recommend a curef Also
a good face cream? would also like
something 10 purify my blood S 5 ).
II your skin Is oily and shiny you evil
IDENTIFY are not eating the proper foods.
You should avoid all rich and greasy
foods and you should not eat anything
between meals. Wiping or the face Oc-
casionally with diluted alcohol (25 per
cent strength) is beneficial in the case
of an oily skin A few drops of am
monia or a pinch Of borax IN the water
with which the face is washed is also
helpful.
II you are careful Of your diet you
will not have so many pimples
Blackheads are icaused by a lack OF
sufficient care to- cleanse the skin. It
should be washed with warm water and
a pure soap. After drying. apply the
cream for which am giving the recipe;
allow it to remain on for five minutes
and then rub it or with a soft cloth
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
acknowledging a Gift
Dear Mrs. Adams.

Dear MIS- Adams
/. Is it proper for woman OF 20 to 20
with young man for automobile ride
in the afternoon without a chaperon?
2. young man, having asked permission.
has sent me a book by mail. Is II proper
for me to acknowledge the book by letter
when know l will not see him soon?
g. When a girl Is not engaged. can she
have three or four men friends call on her
at the same time?
T. Is 1t proper for a girl to accept a mans
coat out OF doors when It is very cold?
MARISE.
1. Not unless she has gained her pa
rents or guardians permission
2. 1t is your duty to send the young
man a note of thanks
3. Yes; but if possible she should ar
range to have a few girl friends call
the same evening, so that all may have
a pleasant time
4. Yes, If it Is really necessary. One
should always try to prepare for such
conditions. however.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
freedom, my dears!

freedom, my dears!
Be grateful for the examples that life
is giving us every day. BY the guiding
!. stars in history, or by the exemplary
lives OF great people of today, you
should walk along the sands of time.
Surely there are heroic lives that have
not been in vain.
And just in closing, let me ask you to
be thankful for the power to ideallze.
You and have ideals of the good, the
beautiful. the true. No one can take
that power from US. 1t is our heritage
and we should be glad of the limitless
power that is given to us.
There! l am going to stop now.
Are you thankful?
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Hair Is Gray

Dear Mrs SyrneS-
VIII you kindly publish a recipe for
restoring the color TO gray hair? / 90 not
want a dye. VIII IL wash of and can
put vaseline on my hair while the dye 3
on? 1 would like a dark brown II pos
sible K
You can hardly give your hair a brown
color unless you use dye therefore, ie
would be better to let 1t remain gray
Keep It in good condition and arrange It
becomingly and it will be just as at
tractive, II not more so, than IL 1t were
dyed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ARE you THANKFULp

TUST little sermon, my dear read
ers. on the great festival that is
e approaching and that is '1n the
air" It is one of the few ma
tional holidays that crystallizes the
feelings Of the heart and that through
all the years has retained its original
nature. We do not forget the thankful
ness Of the day in the outward show OF
gift-giving; we do not parade in new
suits; we do not endanger lives with
any ostentatious display. We are still
simply grateful. and may it ever be sol!
But that's just the question: Are we
sufficiently thankful for our blessings?
Oh. I could talk long on just the joy
OF living. OF course, your lives have
sorrow in them. But did you ever stop
10 consider what sadness and trouble do
Tor US? The tiny buds Of character
frequently blossom out under the rain
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

and said goodby about an hour before train
time. What do you think of his behavior?
Would we have been justified in going
home before his train was due?
PERPLEXED
The young man was most rude to treat
his host and hostess in such q manner,
and while / do not approve of the
''tit for tat, spirit, do think you would
have been justified had you gone home
before his train was due.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Letters Unanswered
Dear Mrs. Adams

Dear Mrs. Adams.
While away this summer visited a
friend who has a very dear brother and
sister. have been corresponding with
the brother and sister. but I have not
heard from them for long time. 1 would
love to retain their friendship. Do you
advise to write again?
What is the meaning Of alma mater?
LOUISIANA.
You might send the girl a card ask
ing her why she has not replied to your
letter. If you receive no reply. take 1t
for granted that she does not wish to
keep up the correspondence.
8 Alma mater means nourishing mother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
4fter the Dance

Dear Mrs Adams.
Would It be proper when escorting q
young woman home from the opera or
dance to stop in a restaurant for lunch7
Upon congratulating a newly welded
couple. what should be said. and should one
shake hands with the bride and groom7
2. II.
Not unless a chaperon were along
Shake hands with each and congrat-
ulate the groom upon his good fortune
and extend best wishes to the bride.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
The Signature

Dear Mrs. Adams.
Is it proper for a married woman to
sign her name or her husbands manner
y. H. R.
A married woman should sign herself
Mary Smith and not Mrs. John Smith.
In concluding a business communication,
II she has doubts whether the person
to whom she is writing knows her mar
rted title. she writes it in brackets be-
meath her name. thus:
Mary Smith.
(Mrs. John Smith)
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ANSWERS
TO BEAUTY
QUERIES

n WING to the great amount OF mall
received and the limited space
~ given this department. it is abb
solutely impossible to answer letters in
the Sunday issue following their receipt.
The letters must be answered In turn,
and this ofttines requires three or four
weeks.
All correspondents who desire an I'M
mediate answer must incloSe self
addressed stamped envelope for reply.
This rule must also be complied with u
regard to personal letters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Ask Him to Cal

Dear Mrs Adams-
have met a young man at our church
and see him every Sunday. When talk
to him the next time will il be proper
for me to invite him to call some time?
"COE.''
1t would be better for you to wait un-
til he asked permission to call. If,
however. he is a stranger in the COM
and you wish to make him
feel welcome. you could give an infor-
NAL evening party and invite him and a
few other friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Value ofaCoin

Would you kindly let me know II there
year 1850. and which is just like the later
ones only It has not the words I'm God we
Trust? Mrs. R J. II.
advise you to take the coin 10 a re-
liable numisrnatist, who will be able to
tell you whether 1t commands a pre-
MUM.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Seritch Has Faded

Dear Mr3- Syme9-
am a brunette and am using a switch
with my hair. Nv switch was the exact
color OF my hair. but II has faded quite q
little. Please tell me how I may get Il
back to the color OF nv hair.
A CONSTANT READER
First OF all, cleanse your switch by
dipping IL in gasoline. Allow II to dry
and then hang It up and with brush
apply dye the color OF your own hair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
orange-Flower Cream

Melt the first three ingredients. add the
glycerin to the orange-tower water and
dissolve the borax in the mixture. then
pour II slowly into the blended fats stir
ring continuously.
You should have your physician pre-
scribe tonic to purify your blood. fog
cannot decide just what it needs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Z2<<s s5n0w az EHg Ezo<G1
Ear

water will do as well, if it does not
nauseate you.
For chilblains and frosted feet, rub>ice
on the affected spot. Put a lump OF
ice inside towel and rub until the ice
is melted. Never allow your feet to re-
main minute longer that you can
help in wet shoes and stockings. Not
only chilblains but rheumatism and
serious colds also result from such
negligence.
The tortures Of neuralgia are so ter
rible that those of us who have suffered
from them hardly dare to speak Of
them. There is no sure cure but quiet
and heat-a towel repeatedly heated and
held against the suffering place will re-
lieve tho pain a good DEAL When neu-
-ralgia becomes too acute, it is a case
for medical or even surgical interven-
ton, and cannot be treated Of here.
The ear, the nose. the finger, or any
other part that becomes numb and
frozen can be relieved and brought to
life again by rubbing with snow. II no
snow be procurable, ice or very cold
water will sometimes do instead. 1t IS
quite possible for one to lose a member
by this freezing, and therefore even
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
dHo1U Him to Call,

To J. T. C.aYour letter is too long for
publication. but in reply to it / advise
you to allow the young man to continue
his calls, IL you care for his society; but
do not deprive yourself of other friends
company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
1nxious to Meet Her

Dear Mrs. Adams. .---a-.7-I y ~
am acquainted with a young man who
like to meet. Is it proper for me to ask
this man for an introduction to herr
Yes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Raising His Hat

Dear Mrs. Adams.
street and she is acquainted with only one
Of them. should the other man raise his
hat also? YANKEE GIRL.
Yes
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL
PROBLEMS
II Discoarteous Gnest
. EAR Mrs. Adams.
| Soma TINA ogo

n EAR Mrs Adams.
Some time ago my husband and
were entertaining at our home for
a few days two young girls and a young
man. We all left our home together to 20
to the park. from which place the young
man was going home. Immediately after
reaching the park he rushed to the nearest
telephone and asked another girl to come
to the, park. She did so. bringing another
girl with her. The young man met them
ana then ignored US Tor thA rest Of the day
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
One is Acqnainted

Dear Mrs. Adams.
when two girls pass young man on the
street and only one is acquainted with him,
should the other girl speak to him also?
BROWN EYES.
No
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
INTERCHANGEABLE EXPRESSIONS

l. Is the use Of excuse me- interchange
able with that of pardon me-? IF nor
when should one use the former and when
the latter? II the tYo forms. are inter-
If I send self-addressed stamped en-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Kissing

/. would like very much to know
whether there is any harm in allowing q
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Skin is Coarse

Dear Mrs. Symes.
/ Can you tell me Of any remedy for q
skin coarse and filed with tiny pits caused
by tampering with pimples? / have no
left
2 Is there anything that will cause
straight fine hair 10 become curly? II not,
please tell me what liquid to put on the
hair when arranging II on curriers' so that
the hair will stay In curl LUCY n. o.
I. To improve the condition OF your
skin I advise you to apply cold cream
daily. rubbing it into the skin with 3
gentle rotary motion. The sears VIII
then wear away gradually.
2. know OF nothing that VIII give
hair q permanent curl. but here Is the
recipe for a fluid which viii keep the
hair in curl for very long time II ussd
as directed:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

1. The expressions are interchange
able, but excuse me- should be used
when one wishes to depart from a COM
pany.
q 1 shall be glad to give you sugges-
tions If you will get a book on enter
. tainment from the library you win be
able to learn more games than I could
possibly give you by letter.
g. Do not invite your friend to call
any more. You will have far moro
satisfaction If you will allow him TO
seek your company instead of your seek
ing his.
T. Joliet is pronounced Joliet and
Salome may be pronounced Sa-losmi,
Sa-lom, or Salso-Ini.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Hair Is Falling Ont

I would ike your advice in regard 70 ny
hair. About six months ago my hair be-
gan to fall out and has been falling con-
tinually since I have used good hair
tonic which has started new growth OF
hair, but still IL falls out. Do you know
OF remedy which will help me?
am giving you the recipe for one OF
the best tonics you could use on yOu1
hair. Do not fail to apply it once day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Curling Fluid for the Hair

Is made OF a Tablespoonful OF bruised
quinceseed to a pint Of hot water Inc
water is poured over the seeds and the
whole allowed to stand for several hours.
The resultant ufucilage may then be tninned
with few drops OF essence OF violet. In4
hair Is molstened with the nnid eec119
curling.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
EyeIash Stain

Dear Mrs. SyrneS.
WiIl You kindly publish tho recipe FOR
Chinese eyelash stain7 Is it the best
thing you know Of for darkening tho
lashes? A READER.
Here is the recipe for the stain, which
Is an excellent thing for darkeninR the
lasheS:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Falling Of the Hair

Tincture OF nux vonlica-.......... I ounce
Spirits CT rosemary. ounces
ALCOHOL ................-...ss.sssss 2 OIucea
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Chinese EYeIash Stain

Po.yoer the Ink and gum and triturat8
smalI quantities OF the powder with the
rosewater until you get a uniform black
liquid in powder. and then add the re-
mainder
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

velope will you tell me Ip1s N but sim
pie parlor pastimes for&4 number Of
people?
TO call on me quite Of fe ere still
friends but he never an or7e 60 see
me anv more He aly& glad to
come when / invite hM Sys5 do 50
when have other " 3ffsls3fF 7 sfeR in ITO
spend the evening). ID It proper
for me to ~continue inyiti
T. How should one pro- Joliet tthe
prisonl and Salorne. 80. 4lHGtNlA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

NM whether Gnr2SCuaS De a green
OF q white one. there are those
of Us so constituted that we feel most
keenly the near approach Of cold
weather. We hug the radiator and live
IN furs. but still Jack Frost nips us
and makes life not much worth ths Iiv-
ing from November TO April It IS to
those among as that I offer these few
cures for unkind winters Ills.
The chspped skin, for lnstance-hcw
terribly the sharp, biting wind does
chap our faces! They seem always
rough and burning, and yet one or two
simple precautions will leave them az
smooth and free from irritation IN jan
uary as IN June. Simply wear a veil
whenever you go out-a chiffon veil il
possible-and rub your face well with