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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13
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Laura naM III. BudIoW q - IeE
tha brcalzfl6e tAble. ~ jon O1ll uleee
ne &C Beta about I O'Clock. VPe can
nave lunc6oon and then 50 on 60 tho
VTIlloaRhby auction me jewels Btll
be pat up today"
"You darlingF' cried NrH- Bud.oW
rapturously. That means you are 30
ing TO buy chopearig for me after al
.Perhan8," said BudloW with an
OnIgmatic Smile. They are 4c1oean6
considerable attention. but IS can
-A6ord them! Why. OF couEse yOu
can aRord anything that Char Dtck
WIlIonGhby could buy. Mrs BudloW
Laughed fnerednl6usly and Rdded=
..EIIa Mason says Tom . going 90 bid
on them"
-If the price does not soar TOO high
win try to manage them for you. but
Il VIII mean giving mp that trip abroad
and the cottage &C SunpOTt-
"WfII that have 60 50 100? she Inter
rupted. aghast why. / don't care
for the pearls Il I can't wear them at
Please yourself. my dear" said Bud
low rather YEARLY. you know toio
you IN the beginning that could not
sfford them. They will push the price
up TO dfty thousand dt least, and
am SO tightly squeezed now that II IS
sheer folly to even dream OF them;
but rye always been rather foolish
where you are concerned"
-oh. WELL she pointed. but DO
want them 50 badly, Henry"
81 know It and I'm going to Try and
set them for you. although the pur-
chase OF the pearls at this time may
cripple my resources 90 that, in the
event OF another panic. might go 70
She wall for lack OF those very thou
sands Where could you wear the
pearls then?" He smiled kindly at
her from tired eyes.
She returned the look with a muffin
Gus one She was blind 20 the WORD
lines In his handsome face, that shah
Illness OF his coat. the gray hairs
threading his temples At this mo-
lnent an that be represented vas
money. but Il any one had limited that
Laura Budlow did not love her nus
tuand she would have been amazed
and deeply injured.
Re nd been called a love match
that OF the beautiful but impecuniouS
Miss AinsIee and Henry BudloW. the
wealthy broker, and for awhile they
were very happy But the gay lie
Of the set In which they moved APP
peaIed constantly TO the mercenaEy side
Of her nature and gradually she came
10 look upon her husband merely as
source OF income to furnish her the
Injuries he:demanded
Now It was the VViIIOughby pearls.
Laura replied to bar husbands last
question with an Incredulous stare
That's all nonsense. OF cOuFSe. Henry.
You won't go under for the sake OF q
few thousand dolIars-you are merely
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13
A SENSIBLE WAY TO CURE A COLD
CLEAR HEAD and STOP GATARRH

prevent Catarrh is to apply the Nos
trioIa Treatment direct to the seat of
the trouble and destroy the Catarrhal
germ before 1t has time 20 do harul-
The Sostriola Treatment prevents
as well as cures Colds. Group and
catarrh. 1t quickly reaches and heals
the sore nfamed mucous membranes.
destroys the Catarrhal germ, and no:
only breaks a cold in a few hours,
but this simple treatment strength
ems the Innings OF the air passages.
SO that they are able to throw on
colds
.Iostriola is sold in handy sanitary
tubes. 25csfor sixty days treatment.
Get tube of your druggist. and
you'II wish you had tried Nostriola
er-Advertisement
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trying to Brighten me. 1 really don't
care 50 much for the possession OF the
pearls-bur I don't want Ella Mason
10 have them-there"
And you void jeopardtze my bust,
ness for that petty reasonF Sasped
BudIow with 4 6ewIdered air.
..FiddIestIcSs with the business.
Henry. You know 1t Will be all right
and i do want those pearls more than
anything else in the world"
You wanted the London season
two years ago. aud the yacht the cot
tagc at Support. the camp in the Adj
rondacks. the three motor cars. the
diamonds. that Rembrandt and
Henry Budlow. VIII not listen TO
another word cried Laura tearfuIly.
II beloved you loved me, but now
Very well. my dear" interrupted
BudIow grayely. Let It go Meet me
at Beut's and Will see what can be
done" And without the customary
parting cares ne lefC the house.
Laura BudIow dried her tears and sat
up. feeling very uncomfortable How
oueer Henry had looked. 40 Grny ana
old and so different from that bright
clever NJ. Mason. whose debOnair per
con radIated prosperity and self salts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13
No stomach Dosing, No Quinine,
AcetanalId and No Waiting
For Results.

Here is a simple. harmless. effsc-
tive treatment for Colds, Group. Ca
tarrh. Hay Fever. and all diseases
and stoppages Of the air passages
that will appeal to everyone.
Nearly everyone suffers moro or
less with Colds. and Catarrh in some
form. and all need the Nostr!ola
Treatment.
The nostrils and the air passages
are the breeding places for Catarrh
germs. When the membranes are
sore. inaaned, and sensitive. Yen
catch cold easily. and colds quickly
lead TO catarrh. etc.
The qricEes; way to cure Colds and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13

Hal 4 the people you see on IN,
sire are goiaG TO or from stores
and q. the .=Omen perhaps three
toDrJhs srei And. 81 these. the ZreT
ma o=f;y arr =2l-= 20 stores - :n.@G
tlzac advertised offers. S.ule ct -As-u
every day secure .barSdiaS which
you MIGHT HAVE SECURED
things you NEED. and Cat the Re
duced prices you could have AF
FoEpEI 10 BUY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13

F. W. Crane. Of Elkhurst. is city
vitor.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
HkUIYxxSH5SHHiEMREibS
By Nk1E. CAMALIERl

ond, how can prevent redness at the tip OF
my nose? Third. how can make a broad
nose thin? Fourth. how can I cure black.
heads?"
A red nose is caused usually by excessive
use OF alcohol or BY some form of indiges-
ton or imperfect circulation. Loosening
your clothing wherever 1t is tight, whether
1t be in collars, carriers. belts. gloves or
shoes. Eat plain foods, little meat and
many vegetables and salads and much fruit.
Drink water very freely.
You will improve the shape OF your nose
by gently pulling 1t, beginning at the bridge.
between the eyes. and pressing the cushions
Of the thumb and first finger against the
sides OF the nose and drawing them slowly,
gently. but with nrm pressure, to the tip Dip
q soft complexion brush into green soap,
which you probably know is liquid. and
scrub the parts affected by blackheads. The
more obstinate OF them may have to be
pressed gently out with the fingers or a
comedone extractor. Afterward apply cold
cream to heal the skin irritated by the treat
ment
j. C. n. writes: 81 am deeply interested
In your articles. | have been reading them
from the very hrst am DESTROYS OF cold
cream recipe. also one for a lotion to close
the pores after facial massage"
This cold cream is 3 good food for the
skin:
OH Of sweet almonds, 80 grams.
Cocoa bqttsr 10 grams
spsrmaestl, 10 grams.
White wax, grams.
csmphor water 10 an astrinsent Thi,
mixture serves the same purpose:
camphor water. 1 pint.
olycerine, "a ounce.
Pulverirsd borax, "a ounce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
Up-to-Date Jokes

Archdeacon Fisher was not without
little vanity In respect to his ser
mons. and once received a quiet hin,
from Constable on the subject Having
preached an old sermon once. which he
was not aware that Constable had
heard before, he asked him how he
liked Il.
Very much indeed. Fisher" replied
constable. Il always did like that
sermon"
jamie. having come into possession 0,
considerable wealth through the dea;h ..
relatives, was thus addressed By ore OF
his nsishbors:
"Ay. jamie. It was a guia thing 10.
You that your rich tresns waur sy.a
afore ye."
Weel." said jamie. I'm nae sac sure
ABBOTT that-but it was guild thing la:
they deed ators me-"
Visiting Citrate: I've Just been speak-
ing to your neigabor. Mrs. Noggin. ara
you on calling terms vita her.
Mrs Littledrop: Yes. she called a,s
no lady, and i called her Dottle-nos=L
old drsggletail."
sAh. here is a letter from the old folk"
what does I, saYr'
Come home; your tailor Ia dad.
NY wife made me what amt" ~
Have you forgiven her yetr' ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
Too Many on One

T HE Brighthrldse Mounted Infantry
i were turned out on parade. Their
cattle were not exactly Of the race
horse pattern. as they were only hired
from the local cab proprietors and
omnibus merchants.
But OF all the ancient mounts, that
ridden by Trooper slasher was the
worst. and was awarded the biscuit
by an overwhelming majority. without
even a show Of hands.
"Ga-hood graciousl'' Easped the cap
tain. staring at the ancient charger
Whatever have you got there. Trooper
slasher7"
"a horse. sir" replied the trooper
sadly. .'s
Il see he's cast a Shoe" said the off,
Ger. s.- =---. .
Trooper slasher agreed. -
What. you know It. and you don't
get HIM shodF' stormed the person In
command,
We'll, sir" remarked the trooper,
you see. he couldn't carry more than
three shoes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

H. G. asks me to publish formula for an
astringent that will reduce the size Of the
large pores in her face. In the same page
she makes q confession: II have been
steamIng my face a great deal and thought
perhaps 1t was that which enlarged the
pores"
You are quite right about the cause OF
those enlarged pores. I have repeatedly
said in my articles on beauty that ! was
opposed to face steaming, except as q last
resort. when the pores were deeply clogged
with dust The evils OF face steaming are
two. II causes the skin to relax, stretch
and become nabby and eventually to form
wrinkles. And II so relaxes the pores that
some OF them refuse to draw together again.
leaving unsightly holes in the face.
Appl.: with a piece Of medicated gauze
the following:
camphor water ............n....k pint
olyeerlne ......................M ounce
sorax neutrality-suspicious.. ounce
II. L. F. says: MY face is beginning to
got little heavy looking. The cheek mus.
cles are beginning to sag. Also my shoulders
are beginning to grow a little heavy. What
do you adviser" Much exercise out OF doors
and abstinence from rich foods. A chin band
Of rubber or of strong muslin worn at night
will help to support the muscles, also pre-
vent one OF the habits which produce SAG.
ging cheek muscles Form the habit OF
holding your head high. with chin little
uptllted. The application OF cloths wet In
colo water makes the muscles firmer Many
pat the face with ice. Others pass the
Ice over 1t with long upward strokes from
chin. 10 forehead. Tho Ice should be wrapped
In cotton or In piece Of muslin.
H. r. D. propounds these queries:
First, how can ! whiten my skim Sec
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
A Great Athlete

NdIcKY and Pat had been at school
ltl together. but had drifted apart
In after life. They met one day. and
the conversation turned on athletics
Did you ever meet my brother
DennIs7" asked Pat He has just won
a gold medal in a Marathon race"
s'Bedad" replied Mike. sure. and
that's fine! But did ever tell YOU
about my uncle at Ballythomas?'
Pat agreed that he could not call me
gent 10 mind.
Well said Mike. hes got a gold
m edal for Ave miles and one for ten
miles: a silver medal for swimming,
two cups for wrestling. and a lot Of
badges for boxing and cycling"
"Begorra." said Pat. "he must be q
great athlete. indadeF'
"Bedad," came the reply "and you're
wrong! He keeps the pawnshop.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
'Train the eyebrow. by twice daily bru.hing.. .

lily that 10 In little children, teach
all that much Of the expression OF
the face depends upon the arch
and snoothness Of the eyebrows,
and show them how to train them
by twice daily brushlngs.
Teach her to watch the dainty
movements Of her pet canary and
her fayorite kitten and emulate
their table manners. Birds handle
their food delicately, and kittens
seldom I'LL their mouths overfuli.
The little girl will want to be as
fine as her pets, and unconsciously
will develop pretty table manners.
Teach him not TO be afraid of
fresh air. Teach him the contrary
by telling him the story OF The
Black Hole Of Calcutta" and Of the
beautiful boy who was gilded TO
head a procession and who died
after his brief glory because his
pores had been closed by the
gaudy stuff with which he was be.
decked. Bogie stories are permits
sible II they brighten children into
care OF their health by leaving their
windows open two or three inches
at night and by wearing their
clothes loose.
Don't let the children in your
charge study to the point of eye
strain. Teach them to use the ears
TO save the eyes. Let them learn
by listening. II was prophesied by
writer on health that in time the
phonograph that now grinds out
rag time airs to the lessening OF
the standard of popular taste will
have records which tell the classic
short stories of biography. fiction
and history. Don't allow a child
to oyerstudy. Better a well-de-
veloped. rosy-cheeked little one
who knows no Latin nor higher
mathematics than q souinty
anasmic who knows both, but who
doesn't know the way in tae woods
10 the woodchuck's nest nor how to
defend himself in a schoolboy fight
Teach them to love the life In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
They Sank

IT was a cold nigh: and the boys were
| sitting around the FIRE In the snoklns
,oom Of the hotel telling ''talI'' stories
when l was in Ireland" tad one
funny man. my landiady made cake"
We'll, tried this cake and then
threw II on the FIRE. The fire went oa:,
The landlady had some ducks, so !
thought I would revenge myself By sis.
Ing 1t To-
Yes" came the chorus. I'VE all know
chat story. The ducks died"
"oh. no, they didn't." came the reply.
That's where you're wrong. The ducks
went for a swim ard they ssnK,''
And then there was a painful silence
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
Why a Good Chef Is Worth 100000 Year

sauces including BordelaIse and
piquante. evaporation plays an Inn
portant part in producing the NEG
essary flavor. Others. including Der.
na!se. Hollandaise and Mayonnalse,
are made BY emulsifying the In.
gradients. II they are not sealed
at the proper temperature the cooks
work has gone for nothing.
A respectable soup is best made
by evaporation. The fresh cut vege-
tables are placed In saucepan, 10
which Is added some clarified butter.
The pan Is covered Theoretically and
placed over a slow fre, which ex.
tract the juices and the stialulal.
ing salts from the vegetables.
Ignorance Of the laws of chem
istry Is responsible for the taste
less beef soup 80 frequently served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

butter or milk must be kept In sepa.
rate compartments, cheese In anoth.
'er and meat In another. and extracts.
olive oil and syrup must be kept In
a dark, cool place or their delicate
favor will be impaired.
He must be 0 chemist. In order
to understand the nature Of food
and the process Of digestion. He
knows that there is no healthy d.
gestion without fermentation, and
that disordered fermentation will
cause III health. Buttermllk when
taken into the stomach will create
an entirely new fermentation. The
Tactic acid bacteria present In but.
termilk win check the disease. pro.
ducing bacteria and restore the
stomach to Its normal condition.
In the preparation Of certain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

oNh pat a. sSu oAN
parent, guardian or
teacher.
For instance there
is the child whose
beauty may be
marred by outstand-
ing ears. The ears
can be pressed back
against the head by
a compress made at
home and worn at
night. A bandage
easily made In the
house consists OF a
long. folded strip
Of strong muslin,
twisted first around
the head beneath
the chin, h EN-
around the neck,
then over the crown
of the head, the
ends OF the strips
OF muslin being
drawn rather tightly
over the ears and
fastened TO one OF
he lengthwise strips
W safety pine.
II you lind the
NaNn a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
Free Tip for BARRIERS.

Jones-That barber seems to be do
ing a rushing business I..-..-
smIth-Yes: he has invented hair
tonic that smells exactly like petrol
Jones But-er--I don't see the
point ..
smith-It tiekles the vanity Of his
patrons They so about smelling Of
petrol, and this gives the Impression
that they own motor-earA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
From Bad TO Worse.

Chairman fat concert ladies and
gentlemen, Miss DIscordant will now
sing only Once More.
Sarcastic Critic Thank goodness
for that!
Chairman looming forward again.
Ladies' and gentlemen, instead OF
singing only Once More" Miss Dis
rordant will sing For Ever and
Ever"
Collapse OF critic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
He Missed Il.

He-If I'd known how sarcastic you
we're never should have married
YOU.
she-fou had a chance TO notice II.
Didn't ! say, This is so sudden" when
you proposed to me after four years
courtship7
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

Iniiu OlAtU DItdlu-
ing with difficulty he probably suf-
fers from that growth at the back
of the nostrils called adenoids.
Take him to a physician and have
them removed. so preventing long
train OF disasters, mental and
physical. whose signs are that
strained, dropping countenance We
know as an adenoid face. Don't let
any charlatan try to convince You
that they can be cured In any other
way. The single way to remove
adenoids is By a surgical operation.
Look to the fact that the ehiId's
teeth have a good start. A little
wstehfulness will cause the first set
TO be drawn In good time for the
second 10 come In straight and
strong. Then teach the little one
to take pride In their whiteness.
Furnish a pure, fresh powder or
paste, or let her use a powder for
one cleansing and a paste for the
next, and so on, alternating. Teach
her to brush the teeth up and
down, not across, ana 70 prush
them inside as well as out, and
along the crowns. Help her to
form the habit Of always rlnsing
her mouth with warm wate., or with
warm salt water, " there be an
acid tendency Of the mouth, after
each meal. Teach her that the
mouth must always be rlnsed with
water Into which a pinch Of borax
or Of biearhonate Of soda has
been dropped, after eating either
fruits, which are acid, or candy,
which soon resolves itself Into acids.
Teach her that II is as necessary
to be pure OF mouth as Of speech.
Train her to be proud of clean
nails and to be ashamed Of gray or
black trimmed ones. Teach her
early to trim her nails and TO keep
them spotless, and keep the eutiele
pressed back from them. Teach
them that so!led hands are a dis
grace to a little girl and offensive
in a little boy.
Appealing to the pardonsbIe van.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

facial habits In the forming. sho"
a little girl how ugly and old she
looks by flashing a mirror before
her eyes while she 10 frownin9.
Show her that the frown Of eoncen-
tration is as ugly az the frown Of
anger and train her to solve .
problem with smooth brcws. ~
she twists her mouth unpieassntiy
when she talks, tell her Of II, and IL
that doesn't cure her. call the mir
ror to your aid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03
By Lima Cavalier

TT is possible to train a child to
beauty and this training con.
= sists of two means. One Is to
teach the little one habits Of per-
sonal daintiness. The other is to
impress upon him or her while very
young, the principles OF health.
A third is to correct any defects
by early attention to them on your
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21

Brains and beauty impossible combination in not
necessarily impossible A0non impossible to lire W, after
you find it.
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In
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killed
to
L. o
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1sS
the
the King horseback head OF his
II
and
n
from
In
failed She Astoria L. santarum where 1861.
impoverished of her death
neighborhood are said to raised funds to bury her
from
All remains OF the
hon with dmmed
Eliza Gilbert, 49, 1861, aged A."
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NO CORPSES YET.

~ FAR in spite Of awful threats and forebodng the convention
- at Chicago has gone without boodshed.
After ALL cheering and jeerng and raising dcafenng
when somebody tries speak honor modes of parliamentary
procedure the most ancient and deberavc bodies have
nothng the Chicago convention in these The House
Commons boot and with the best Of them and
Parliament chairs freely
words
At Chicago date nobody has thrown anybody else out Of
Bio window there been the general ackenng of
md biting of that shvering country warned expect
No large section of delegates has been blown bodily into the street.
has Mr. NEEDLE Mccormick shot the roof off the convention hail.
lhe which he promised to do
In fact the sitting has much rockng than wrath,
Ind the vee "me far reported nothing awful than
highly attractive young in white boosting Somebody's
tines with sweet smile in the midst Of loud demonstrations Of
1eovsl-for herself
Let hope this state Of things may contnue only to fool
6ose European newspapers that class the convention along with
oong earn and nchng parties and hopping around rub
lns their hands and getting ready to count the dead.
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papers. not German newspapers what
10 printed In Germany. but German
newspapers in this town or In Saint
Looey, II you live In Saint Looey."
BE a good fellow and give us an in
sight into the great secret Of how to
he happy though married. Gus" he
pleaded.
oh. I amt saying your get happy
when you get married." replied Gus.
'All know Is that have found a way
that my Lena gets rids OF all her cry
irgs. When she cries she is happy. and
now I got way that she can get
cry mitout first having to get mad at
me. That's the way to do It. Nit VIM
men, being mad Is caused by water on
the brain.
When they cry II takes the water
of the BRAIN then they are all right
for a while. But It's getting an excuse
at home for getting the water of the
| brain through the eyes by a fight NIT
her husband what makes all the trouble
OF course. one way Is to start a fuss
init your wife. but that don't do no
good because that's the very thing you
don't want. All I am afraid Of is that,
maybe. this will be a healthy summer
for Germans. And my Lena, being
from Hoboken. where her mother lives,
don't know any Irishers or Eyetalianers
at all.
| II read in the Stats Zeitung about old
man Hausradt dying by Oonion Hill,
and I see my Lena Is going to pick a
fight init me and say Shame on you
Sitting here enchoying yourself fight
Ing NIT me when old Mr.. Ludwig
Hausradt. what started your father In
business driving a brewery wagon, Is
dead by Oonion Hill. You should go
to his funeral. your mother should go.
and the Lutheran cemetery It Is :,
nice long ride. and there will be auto
mobiles, maybe: as his boy Heine has
a automobile business by Oonion Hin.'
We'll. my Lena is always out &c
have a good time where she can cry
plenty. and she hurries over to Ho-
boken and gets her mother. who en-
choys funerals. too, and they go Il
Oonion Hin and get good cry and a
good ride. and she comes home and
talks pleasant to me how old mar
Hausradt didn't leave hardly any
money, and how the family, nit
brothers-in-iaw and sisters-in-law. ha.
been fighting and crying. and the waite,
was all of her brain throu.fh her eyes
and she treats mo like . friend al
evening"
We'll" said Mr.. Jarr. "that's only one
evening"
Sure" said Gus But read TIT
papers every day and pick out a funera
OF people I say know or maybe II
relations to our relations. and now sh,
don't DO nothing but ride In her blaci
; dress and enchoy herself crying. ] Ion
eat in my vest no moro. because Tn
wearing Grape on my coat sleeve. ant
, when my Lena looks at Il she BURST
out crying and 10 very happy. and u
am IT,
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notices his there is something
matter ih that dowdy
effect, just in order to attract a husbands attention.