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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Visitors Arrive Next Week.

Through the first thirty-odd days
of the Lenten season. the younger
set kept things going in a social
way, but even they succumbed to
the prevailing dullness of Holy
week, and few affairs of any sizs
have been given recently.
A number of visitors will arrive
next week, and the social calendar
will fill up rapidly.
Miss Katherine Benham, of st.
Louis, comes today to visit Miss
Marjorie Brown, who will give her
an afternoon tea next week.
Miss Virginia Mccormick. of
Baltimore, comes Tuesday to visit
Miss Jennie Knox, who win enter
tain for her house guest during the
week also.
Miss Jane Meldrim. Of Savan-
nah, will visit Miss Harrie Calhoun
soon after Easter. For each of
these young women a series of af-
fairs will be given.
The parties for several of the
brides-elect will occupy a goodly
share of the attention of their
friends next week.
Miss NJ. A. Phelan will be ten
dered number of parties, as will
also Miss Nora Belle Rosser.
Informal Dinner Dance.
Tonight at the Piedmont Driving
club, an informal dinner dance will
bring this week to a close. Easter
decorations will be used for the ia =
blCs this evening and tomorrow
evening. a special observance Of
Easter Sunday. with Easter sup
per parties" has been announced
by the club management.
The Piedmont Driving club has
been the scene of much of the
years social life. and will continue
TO be just as popular through the
summer season. Combining the adj
vantages of both a country club
and formal club for the seasons
entertainments, the hospitable lit
tie club house has become the So
cial rendezvous for Atlanta
throughout the year.
About all the social life of this
past week lay in the informal tea
parties at the. Driving club. six or
eight friends would motor out and
form a pleasant little party at one
of the numerous little tables. al
ways ready for hospitality at the
Driving club.
Miss Frances Connally's tea on
Thursday was one of the larger of
these affairs, twelve guests being
entertained in honor of Miss Corr
RE Hoyt Browns guest. Miss Helen
Dickey. of Cleveland, Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
bppy Meeting in Rome.

BY a happy chance, Mrs. Buck
nell Mrs. William P. Pattillo, Miss
5hrgnon McCarty, Mrs. Anderson
and Miss Davis recently met at the
Hotel Boston, in Rome, where each
vas a guest.
Mrs. Pattillo. Miss McCarty and
Miss Mildred Hazen, of Orange, n.
b., vino are travelling abroad with
shliss Belle Johnstone's party, are
bow in Dresden, after an extended
"trip through Italy.
Miss Jessie Mckee, the young
Slaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
#McKee, has spent the winter at the
Waterman school, near Paris, where
she has enjoyed a pleasant social
pfc Miss Mckee, in company with
Nthree of her classmates and their
Xchaperon is taking a motor tour
Through southern France during
8the Easter vacation. Miss Mckee
Twin return home on the completion
Sof the school year. July 10. and will
#bc one OF the lovely debutantes of
#neyt 7.it,tor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
III Land in italy.

MI and Mrs. Julian Harris, for
Ener Atlantans, who have made
''leiF home in New York for the
spdSt few months, sailed today on
'ae Martha Washington" for an
AVehded absence in Europe. Land
li's IN Italy, they will visit Ger
uahy and France and will not re
-'n until September.
among the Atlanta girls plan
ing European trip for this sum
leF Is Miss Alma Stanley. who
sals from New York on April &c,
l'A party of Boston, friends.
'-as Bessie Fitzpatrick, of Boston,
~ was a visitor to Atlanta tire
sSl winter. as the guest {of Miss
.4eilne Lovett, viii also be a
'loef of this party.
1ntans. in common with many
AeFners. are Intimately inter
+. IN the society of Washing
" ~, g., which is headed by the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Studying in Berlin.

Miss Dorothy Hartman, the sec
ond adughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
IL, Hartman, who has been studying
#at Fraulein Klatte's school in Ber-
Nln since September, is spending
her Easter vacation as the guest
#of friends in Berlin. Miss Hartman
rs devoting much of her time to
vocal music. as she is the possess
#Sor Of a beautiful voice. She will
return next winter to Berlin to
complete her education under Frau
ZEN Katie, after summer at
home
MISS Hartman. with a party of
friends, recently spent some time
~ San Moritz, the winter play
ground of German royalty. Miss
f1arman will return home early in
uae TO spend the summer Naca-
hon with her parents at their East
Fake residence.
MISS Mary AllgoOd Jones is
"h1.ac Atlanta girl who is enjoy
NS an extended European trip.
i Bun her mother, Mrs. John Ashley
gouev.
"'S. Jones and Miss Jones land
III Italy. and visited a number
the Italian cities. They are now
Naples and will remain abroad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
AtIantans Abroad
Make Plans to
Celebrate
Easter

- ROM well known Atlantans
H abroad comes news of delight
n ful planning for Easter in
Eoraign cIimes, and for future tours
hiring the spring season in the
bld World.
Mrs. Harvey Anderson and her
lister. Miss Rosalie Davis, who will
h one Of the charming debutantes
Ii next winter, are now in Naples,
lar a months visit, after spending
kopr months in Florence, where
his Davis attended an exclusive
kchooI. Their future plans include
i month in Paris and another
month in London, followed by a
hour through Germany. They viii
beturn home in June. While in
btaIv. a delightful social life is
.being enjoyed by Miss Davis and
IALrs. Anderson.
D. and Mrs. Howard Bucknell,
III Atlanta. with their three chill
.5r4p. and Mrs. William Bucknell,
of Philadelphia, are also in Naples,
Srhere Mrs. Bucknelfs sister, the
.-. To-,-,,i,; nF Pory1e yapayf
h gave a beautiful tea in honor of
bliss Davis.
Dr.. Buckneu mas just returned
from a big game hunt in Africa,
rvherc ne was a member of the
'samc hunting party which conduct
ed Colonel Roosevelt's famous hunt
"A t-.--.,,rl. r-f.a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Parties for Miss Silvey.

after the marriage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Navy Butter Keeps
Well


Two hundred and ssyonty-s,.cu
samples ul butter packed tor the NAVY
last spring ana summer were recent,
opened ana examined by exports 60
M, department of agriculture after
having been kept in cold storage for
from seven tu Ten months, and W,ir
found to Doe OF Zinc qualify b,InE
grud,d as "cxtrus. IA, highcsi mar
D. grade. The excellent keeping
quality ui This butter is attributed tn
tho fact that BE- was made from pass
tDut.1rd sweet cream.
The United states navy requires
about COO 400 pounds of butter au-
uualy which mast be- ot high grade
aud good Be- ping quality as o.
somctimrs necessary o. provision a
fleor tor cruise ~ several months
which max extend Go tropical waters.
A. tn request of the navy depart
mont the dairy division ot the bureau
of animal industry. department ~ az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

.u in Albuquerque.
o
COME ACROSS with your mite for
the Hood sufferers Ynu may h' In
tho same nv some day.
D
PRESIDENT WILSON is likely 20
have little time for speeches this
wear
IT'S a GREAT week for the cheer
iul Liar who tells all those anecdotes
90 cyclones he has Met.
o
TiE SAVANNAH river soso So iest
,t Augusta. hut William o. Tau wua
not caught vading In Il.
.
THERE'S very little incentive to
dig in the garden even on the last day
of March when YOU have to wear cur
nuns
WITH MORE water than over
known loo the nisior of ohio and In
llama the inhabitants ate go . bad
gay for something Go drink
o
JOHN Bull breads the German ah
hips hy night and MIS-. pankhursi
by dn, he b. becoming merry
wreck
o
PRESIDENT WILSON would no
doubt nv to pat an "nd go lNnching
there were not rorty-,ight reason.
IA, be- can not.
O.
WELL WE ace Eurn.f linn Ham
lewis 5ud mis- cerise Nhiskers have got
utn the United states senate. u be-
ns Co look as II we were really COINS
revert to the whiskcr era again.
o
THE HiG. RED tuuring car struck
O. r1nrhmun out near Font l.ogun. rnll'
ug him Iu the mud and malirvatiul
him 'n general The oNnor ran nurk
q greHtly excited after stopping his ear
%, De dead he asked anNiously of
this friend who happened % hr % doe.
tor sud was working owes the victim
"Dh no. replied he chceriully. "llct
mot dead. hos merely run down.
F pony'r Field and Farm.
.
! DNE EOUNp OF cocktails MAY De-
/ Compounded ts"e recipe ot Sow Norl
Z Trlhuu, mixer anncNcdl hN using
small pccr of cold boiled hHlihut
/ skinned. honcd ana faxed. 40 hase
I season about q toaSpoonful of ~ vita
SALT and pepper Tor coch glnss an,
pour over the same n rHur" made ol
Hrrngnu vinegar tomato "ot'up
lemon juice. hors"radish and taha.""
Set I'm mp again "a. thanks too
much Ike food
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

wen educated ns they aay.haa truv-
tled considerably. ana appears 70
have besn n tals country. and Il een-
orally q man ~ more ideas than he
has the sense a. carry.
Tho type b non unfamiliar. ana IN
many cases h highly DANGEROUS. Pos
seenine hnoWicdee which they 40 not
know how 70 use. persons ~ this kind
work our assnrd and lnconseaucnt
theories and finally yield t. the error
thai their thtories are the biEaest
things on earth. These English suf-
fraae women. with their destructive
sntirs. are cwrfeAs specimens Of this
daneerous tyre; any DAY ono n ,hcrn.
Ia some Grassy sparm ~ shat they
caii SER aevolion may cross sine mar
ow lire Whach has thus far Kept
them from murder
King Georae wns shot down slmp1i
because ne was the personal symbol
81 constituted authority An, man N
his pioce. aud particularly under the
unsettled conditions prevailing IN Sn-
ionlks ~ this time. would have neen
sho, IN the same manner The saine
Kind ~ danger surrounds every pun
DC man who regularly or for the slime
heinz stands az the head % the estan-
hshed order. n l. not the man who
has personally made himself tho oh
isct ~ this insane enmity. one man
4 as likely 70 be- killed az another rs
these self-made maniacs: an that Is
neceFssry h. FOR him o. be consplcu-
ous and 10 exercise more or less re-
penslale authority The thinE that
these ce"iislicai lunatics wish e.
shoot down il the established author
~ for which the man stands. he
sotted and innauied by the grandeur
Of their own incoherent schemes.
they nnally reach that point ~ self
absorption where human life appears
80 them h he OF no moment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

riculturc, has prepared the speclfca-
tions for tho navy butter aad super
vised ts manufacture in recent years.
The specifications call for fresh
butter. made during the early summer
from raatcuriyed sweet milk or
cream, Il must be strictly extra" IN
grade when scored az the time %
packing; the moisture must not OK
coed I q per cent in timed butter ahd
~ per cent Va tub butter. aud there
must he no preservativc other than
common salt, the quantity OF which
must be between tn limits of ga ana
3 "a per cent nt the time of pack
INK. The entire process at mauu-
faCture. pacglns, cite. must meet thc
requirements of the dairy divisiun in.
Hpcctors who have authority to rec
iect any product that BY not np to
standard
Navy butter w 1879 was ali packed
W. b-pUund tins. which are atputrod
both inside and outurc and hormet
ionliy scplcd This butter wns pro-
duCrd in five different crcumcrics in-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
BONES
BY Howard L. Ram

Bones acc rectangular pfptuner-
unccs upon which prnplc hang nNoIr
dupnis. lov-ucckod gowns md other
,umi ring cuTrs. Some people are
so constituted that thcy do not nay.
any aNoird0poje to hang. ana have Zoo
rr padded 500 several different ualU
tlcs 800 order foo prevent tho hun"s
from eating holes through iI DO best
clothes The most us,ful bone 300
existence ,s tho jaw bone. which s
condemned Boo the scriptures a. a.
murd'rous weapon. hut whirh hur
come Zoo Do fhr must priced possession
0t man 90 DO wei" not fur ibr iuv
hone the rhuutauqun industry in thl-
country would &c. depopulated ut
the ran, cot O0U pops prr minute.
Hundreds of politicians. 'N.rlorgy
men tuorI upiiIrrrs. 'orllIsi- and
two. pIN . formers are upW idmE
around ip tourist slv'pcrs and dis
dominating costly OZONE with th" aid
of q rotary nW bone which can reach
60 tho back oi tho tent ON windy
night Some Women got r'uug With
"a much severity at thr marriage N
tar that they find % ressury 70 Keep
the jaw bone iu handy place vh rr
they cuu get hold of % ot "a moment
notice and throw IL VI the bridegroom
A. % rule. mans iaw bono ls great
diruppouim'nt. ~ u Boz lIahl' 600 Coz.
ius. to work az o criti'ui luurtare and
leave him speechlr>- before sire
with % MaXlm gun delivery Bouc-
are sometime % distinct protection 10
man. however For Instance alter
large. oiophauuur fairy hus pcr.hsd
100 pounds OF ioN.s young dream up-
on the knees of Iulur With ln'
phN siuu' si o. Soda cracker Tor about
utts.u minutes. she vili change hot
mind and settle down uu iho sofa Doe
nur eager lump roul thu mnn s
never annoyed bv having people I".
cato iu his nap for any length "t tim'
Tho mo.t painful bone boz ihr human
bod, f.. The raN hour which b. I".
o9tod m iho icu elbow nut has branch
offcef 40 Tor south as the hig toe iu
some people the crozy bone 20 cnlhre-
ed 10 such an extent that BE- affects
their conversation. table etiquette nnd
manner Of parting their hair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Gated IN three etntes--Caiifornia.
Minnesota ana Pennsylvania.
Tho government inspectors took n
sample daily nt each creamery, ana
these samples we're placed IN storage
81 n temperature of zero or below. IN
order 10 toat the Keeping punllties of
the butter the samples were taken out
and scored when from ? 20 10 months
ola. Tho scoring was dune by three
experts independently. and the aver
age scores ranged from ~ 20 % %. The
butter thus being IN the grade known
~ "cXtrns." The experts all agreed
that " was fine lot ~ storage Iut-
ter. wcll made and very uniform
rho scientists Of the dairy division
have Tor severnl years been conduct
lng apartments in making butter
from pustrnfized sweet cream Hs com
tnrcd with that made from rip nod
or SOUR cream. ana the results have
demonstrated that huitct made lrom
sweet. pnstouf2od. rlrun.flavorcd
creum &. superior iu quality and VIII
k,cp longer in Storage than butter
madc 500 tho urdlnar, way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Santa Fe railway % the city o. Aibu.
qucrauc q beins Impressed on ~
more forcibly an the time. Il h
brought 10 mind this weck aeain b.
the presence IN this city Of almost q
hundred ~ the prominent officials Of
the erehi system. many 81 them trav-
cling hundreds ~ mites. "a attend the
meeting 81 the over. short and DAM
aee committee. an organization which
exercises mos, importont function
IN tho affairs " the system IN lts a.
rect relation with the people ~ the
Territory IL travoIscs This meeting
aud the recent meeting ct the siensi
men are entherineA 81 nFst import
ance 10 the railrcad and 70 the pub.
Tic. and ,hc fac, that they are held
IN this cisl Is significant
visiting on8cials of the railroad
have said some very nice things about
aIouquerquo this Wcss. and iheir at
.liudr toward this cts Is matter for
congrutulation We nope aud believe
that the city's entertainment OF the
railroad visitors viii mako STRONGER
the ties which hind them 90 Alhu.
qucrque and that They viii come often
Hnd STAY long The relations hctseen
this city and the business men ~ this
cay and the Santa Pc railway system
and lts officials and men arc certain
Is " kind 10 cause satisfaction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Aleko schinaF, the man who killed
RlnR George Of Greece. b. a greek
ana he ala this foul thlns mainly he
cause Of me undlgesied Ideas In his
own head Tho only thing IN ihs na-
uare 81 personal grievance that has
heen dilcnverco % shat schinns open-
s,d what is cnilca 'rchooi ~ an
archisln" while aso In one 81 tho
towns 81 rhcssalf, and thur the Greek
sorsrnmcni ppreafed h. This IN
terfsreuce fas have directed his
anger townsd the hns hu. u ~as
oniv ., me lstter represented las.
oroer .ad regulated authority. Earl
itr than that hohinss n''@i 20 he
elected ~ ns.nper q me Greek
iseis Awe body. an6 failed He u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

wv WM~NNNNANNN A7NNNNN's
tCcrain ~ the uureEentrnto pro
bose 10 stampede me women in ~,
parade ~ letting loose d
ot 81 mice VA pcnns,Nnnis uvenu.
Ayuunt.
Ne scaflcre who tauut
The bravery "f Women
Ana with mouse or two
Would scek g. start panir
When they arc dn re- ieW'
Come uif
with your scott.
And. suN.
Go away
To the woods and stay
Listen;
Amid the serricd columns
That ri tier w parade
iuaugurating Wilson.
Tho mdies. unuunid.
Ia solid phaianx marching
iise couduerng heroes rise.
An irideHoeat vision
TO dazzle mortal cycs
Their golden iluR 90 freedom
Afloat above the thrnng
Will mnrk the wheels OF prugross
That whlri the world along
The thunder at their fouthoats
Upon the avenue
WIN sound the Knoll "f old th.nrs
And herald r"rih tn new.
Their gorEcois helmets hm2ing
Against tho modes sun
VIII flash in,e brazcn bc1cous
Aud IiEht up Washington.
Nni ui me hosts Of Romans
And Greeks whosc t4lor made
the earth splendid show plp pep
Compare with this parade
WIN heads and hands upliucd.
These women hiaVcly go.
Their hopes hcut uu ,dc future.
When the, viii wn IN show.
Wow
DO you mind thut NOW.
You scoffer-' And 40 Won fancy
For minute tnUt Nou
can scare "rt uli shat
win % small mouse ur tw"'
Rats
W j. hampton. Sew York lri
hunr.
o
OF Ypt' CIRCUS
o
ONE MORE SERIOUS crimp in 90
sick Man ni Europe.
G.
WE EXPECT a. hear of Som" r"'
vetncss about the time 'tl ,dai wntr
gets together down in the lower 'ni'
O.
THERE is r,ail' utt." sense 81
o. convention unless y"u h"l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

n is rrt, problem q" HHFr
vuri,t, ct refreshments Tor &c '"'. "r
sowing .lub V,;i.u meets weekly Tho
following uur..uutSr menus ave .'.iN
prepared and .r" exactly suited o" 'h"
informal club m,,tiugs which tr, ID"
numerous bor,.
stuffed El4s coz HSNcd stuffed Ieis.
rakug Powder biscuits
Cou,r
Conserve.
stuffed Egg-.
GH I.rd -auiIDd eggs
slices cold loiird ham
salt and tonHsro sauce
Onion salt
Salad dtrssius.
cut ih, egg. BOO half putting whites
Goo ON, siHr Goo h, Ul'od batter Nash
Jh, ,pl.s and add Goo them 'h' ham
which has been ground o." past"
loo 30 meat grinder when lhu NoINs
lud ulm nr. Thoroughly mlN,n. add
.u. -raspulua aud enough salad dress.
ing Goo molst,u VOLT FU whites and
serve ,uld. urufh,d With parsley
HaLcd ~,uncd Eggs.
pr.nlrr l- above. Cu,Dr with uui.
.rird bread muh. tud bake until
brown sur., with a. boiled salad
drrssiug
salad ibr' -~ing.
4 pint vinegar
sop sugar
Vbu|, Gags ur Four t.II.
teaspoon dos mustard.
salt and luu#v.o.
IHa tablespoons Nuur aud corn
aflrrn Il-~u|.,l bon cream Mis- tl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
MILLION sTi; EDUC NTION NJ
TRAINS.

More than 20 million people took
advantage of the educational trains
sent through the rural districts las.
year b, the state agricultural colleges
of thirty ION. states. according 20 fig
ures complied by r. ". jerks. of the
United states bureau ~ education.
In this way the colleges have brought
knowledge OF improved methods of
farming home 60 many who would
probably never have been reached in
any other way The educational train
usually consists of three To- ten coach
.es. well supplied with exhibits ana
demonstration apparatus. and in
charge 81 practical men who can tain
Interestingly on the farmers real
problems The stops made 10, the.
trains range from Two hours Co aa.i
ia dal Four state colleges those ~
Texas. california. Louisiana and oh
stops of these educational trains 60.
hundred thousand or moro durin.
the season The oklahoma institu-
ton takes the opportunity go atla 4
Ia the train car containing mo me
picture views ct college activities
thus clovcrly attracting the attcntio.
OF the farm hoy 10 the possibil.t "a
an education az the state college.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
By Jean Hubbs

tb. ingredients together tHor1ulHIy
Hui .nub 100 o. double boiler uufI quite
tU.,..
rr -,I,r- WING 90 pint "i cream.
when 10 Is stIu add to 10 ieu hourlug
tablespoons of ON, salad ar,-slua and
ms we'll
THIs rr..pr mnsos large amount OF
.H''l Ur,.~,ug pul 90 sleeps iudouuf,H
iu Hn i,, hos
Mock Nppi, salad.
It.rd crackers
PICKLES
ilui chocolate,
Mock Npph salad
Poll ONE egg Tor each person who
's Zoo pe served Peel tI. eggs NuIl,
boot Hold egg under cold water and
press uop gently with thumbs until
egg les rounded and holluN-d boz at DO,
top Keep boo cold water uuuI entirely
.hIrd 300 the egg ulU remain u
Shape. color with rDa fruu ,o'"rUs
and nut a .Iot, u tls hollow 80 top
Serve loo e. nest uf sstitU dressing
ImLcd CrBrkrr~
Cover small saI,,d aanrrs with
mr'''a nut,r 'h,u add ar5t,J ,n,,s,
o. Preferred balls cot tu. Natrrs may
nn baked without tHr cheese.
NoaI SaudVl,u,s
STUDIED olives
coffee
i..r bH.uIIrE
Veal ~hndW iChcs.
Roll H small piece cot veal until l,il
tender Remove meat and boil stock
down pu,-hJir Grind meat ,ory On,
season WITH sti'. tohusCo ans chopped
onion Thrkru tHo stock tud moiH.u
tnr meat with 10 lf veal ly yer, lean
ada one ur two tablespoon. melted
huttrr spread rather thl,a nu slices
ui iI..H bread.
lig Daintirs.
',IIud together One pound nf Nts
uuUn. "f dates and ou,.MIf cup pf
U,.Nus Mold mixture into small pate
Ties pat pecan on each aud roll u
powdered sugar Do NOT put lu iH,
bnN. because sugIr viii nr,omo sticky
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

possess n often rontrAdiried hy the lnher-
cot feuT uf q period uf disirrs.
Buf there need ho no such dread in view
~ fur fact IuBI We have most noble
remedy Iu whist RS known Hs Mothers
Friend Units |s on external applIcatiun
thai hus % wonderful inhuru'r Hud control
over he muscular tissues ot 10 abdomen.
49, Iis duIli usr the muscles. rurH. irnd0ns
nnd .isgWruts go gently expand without
abe slightest strain there 10 d" pain. no
uHusrH uo nervousness What WIS dreaded
a. sryrre physical ordeal hn'pm's cain,
trrrnn. iu}nd anticipation thni 1as iis im-
Vrrst such Hs uur foremost teachers ~
EugrhlUs arr striving o. drIN Ih.H 10"
minds uf iiie present grurrHilUn
Co. almost every community lh'fr are
women ahn huvr used Neither trrnI aud
thry ARE iHr ones ihat recovered VIi'slY,
conserved their health and uirrnE e" nus
preside nYff families destined 10y sNtf' iule
~ physlniur1 and Dee history "i success
IN men Hud women tn rrpehi To" STORY =
greater achievement
Moihrrs Friend ~ prepared H'rf me
fnrmuH ~ noted family decor by ihe
hradhrd Regulator Go. iiN lhhHI h'dg
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