The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-12
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Laws Blame to Rum

Lays Blame to Rum.
= shall look into the of Mrs. P who
has several children and wishes to give away
her girl of years of The discussion in
vited in your Corner as to why there are SO
many children give away would be of IN
tense interest. but word would the
whole thing-RUMt It makes beasts of fathers
and beasts of mothers Any one doubling this
should take up child rescue work NJ. NJ
L The address you ask for has gone you
by mail I thank you for taking hold of the
in your hands
2 Recognizing you of our ab1est and
most Judicious colleagues, especially where the
welfare Of children is involved, and agreeing
with you in the main to the disastrous and
wide reaching influence of the demon of drink
N bringing about the conditions we deplore. I
would yet speak a word in depreciation of your
sweeping assertion.
Hundreds of sober. Cod fearing men have
been brought to straits they would have
stress OF the times more men have been
thrown out Of work within the two years
time within quarter of a century. And when
children must starve be surrendered to
home ana loving care, what parents who love
their offspring than they love themselves
G SsR hesitate IS to which way duty and mercy
Present Not Obligatory.
Is it necessary to wedding an
nOuncement and at home card the at
home card accompanying the announcement?
II so. how should 1t be answered and should the
letter be sent to the parents of the bride
the girl and her husband the writer having met
present? A REApEF"
acknowledge
an invitation to the reception succeeding the
ceremony. If you mean to attend the function
you should send nothing in the shape of an
acceptance If you do not. send your visiting
to the persons in whose name the Invitations
ent 1t Is not a binding duty one.
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Seeks Friends Address
VIII you kindly inform me about the Father
knelpp's sanltar1um in the state of Illinois?
We should like to find out the whereabouts Of
dear friend. q patient there, but forgot the
Referred to residents of Illinois
For Cleaning Je,veIry.
cham HOY of zs id clean Rao silver mesh bag the
wet? I neglected to wipe it OF.
Also how shall I clean ring with fancy
ergravlngs? Between the monogram it is black.
think can. SUsAE IA"
l. If the whole bag is furnished put it into a
box nearly full of fne emery dust shake it
violently up and down, to and fro. for five min
utes- If the chain alone be furnished. clean
with powdered punlice stone dampened and ap-
piled witt brush.
= Unless there are gems in the ring. wash in
hot water and ammonia and scrub with soap
and water afterwards. Finally polish with fine
whiting.
Would Teach Stenography.
should like to hnd out what chances of be-
coming shorthand teacher there are for a
young who master the Adunson system
I an practicing as stenographer. but feel that
in q few years I could make a good deal more
money teaching 1t in some private institution
If any shorthand teachers are readers of the
Corner should be glad TO have them advise me.
d" AMBITIOUS"
Our correspondent prefers answered
through the Corner to giving his address to
would-be heIpers- pleased a this decision
since others may learn from the counsel ten
dered to Ambitious"
Let practical stsuographers express their
views freely upon the question set down by him
To Remove Grease Spots
You will greatly obHge by informing
what Will take out a grease spot from any
fabrlc-wool cotton mixed goods part
wool and part cotton. have the recipe for a