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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29
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HAWAl1 GIRLS SCHOOL
TO GIVE ENTERTAIN MENT

Students e IT, Hawaii Girls
:, :.cr. Viii give a mus al entertain
ment 1t tn. Opera mouse ntNi Satur
du! . Kit. Following /, the l'rucra'E
Ui',n .':dress h: managed
Scny. 4 Watertau"- l;> pr:mar'
I4sSrS tnre... four and ~.
S,ng. rhu,hu kuko" by Urinary
classes one and two.
Song. "Sist~rs Bl primary class
eS one and two
Kot0 Rukudun "a Jtpah'.sr hlrIn
Ny Miss KuN ahara. Miss SlimuGIwI
and Hiss amada
Dance with Fans ny PRIMARY
classes three. four nd i've
Tea party ceremony H> Miss
Utmotu. Miss IIiruShiyr. MSS Shigr
yaSu. Miss kuWAhara and Miss ISn
hp~h,
Marchir@ Song T.! regular classes
Tenn 0bUg,rAu by MISS THh"In"l",
NIvs lshida. Miss Yamada. Nlss lku,
Shima, Miss Nitsuda, Miss ("magu
chi and Miss Shjmai.
Grand chain BY primary classes
three. -Four and five.
Comedy, Prohibition by mem,
hers of Y VI. \
QuadriIlt-Ey special class.
Speech thanks for attrndancel
BY promoter.
COMEDY. butterfly BY Miss Okla
hara, Miss ShimokaWa. Miss kinoshi-
Ia. MISS tcmutO. Miss lIirOshlgr.
Miss kurHnO. Miss Frirmutu. Miss Flu
Jikami, Miss Ishida. Miss K"washi-
ma. Miss Shigeoka and Miss Yoshin-
aga.
Song, "Butterhy" by special class.
losing addreSS--By manager.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

me (my cheek was sacred for a week
and certainly was lOath to wash
that kiss away. The beautiful stage
favorite put her arms around me and
said, Little girl, it is Il very hard life,
filled with sacrifices for anyone who
tries earnestly to arrive at their goal.
/ have found out how hard it is, but
have never lost s.gTt of my goal.
Strange as it may seem, years aft
erWards in New York, | met Mrs
Langtry, who. at the present time is
Lady de Bather, anG the people over
in London nowadays call her The
Water Lily. She and | were on the
same program. recalled my visit to
her and she told me that she had
never forgotten me. Then, again, in
England. we were on the same pro-
gram.
"Whcn enc nowadays locks at the
still. beautiful 'WatC. iIy' they feel
that a thing nt beauty is a JOY for,
ever"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29
MEETINGS AT THE NEW
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The people in attendance upon the
service at the new Christian church
15Ot kewa1o street, last night were
privileged to hear most scholarly
and inspiring sermon by Mr.. Dow ling
of Fullerton, Cal, upon "'rhe Imita
tion of Christ, the Task Of Civilian
ton" These meetings are being held
each evening this week, excepting
Saturday, Mr. Crabtree OF San Diego
will preach again this evening. These
gentlemen are preachers of great pull
pit power. The public is invited. The
service begins at 80.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

The police and fire civil service
comm ssion viii mecy IN the city hail
II nCCn ICmOrr0M.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
4ANpkERcAIsFs oF VoiLE.

The newest thing in f5andkerchfefs, and there are new things i'm these accessories as well as in any other, are these Of vo9I@. Of course. the finest of vofle is used for the purpose, So that it will not be disa@reeable to us&
 One style of nandEerehief fe Of solid pale pink vo4le, and ts bound with narrow white hem Blue lavender and green vofses are used fin the same way. A member Of the hanGkexcHiefs have a very wide border Of white around a soldad portion Of cefor. A very unusual dec0rStiSxt of oFfe vcf1g handkerchief ts 4 figure of d woman dressed i'm street costtfrae and leading q dog. The Iafter i@ e4a- bEofdered fa black. while the figure of the woman is embroidered in q conD9natfcn Of gay coIors. Some of the v01ie handkerchfefs are oFnarnented solely with d fancy hem
 stitched border. Such treatment of
 hand ndkercdefs ada great value to them, 90 th4t the price Of one Handkerchief
 Is one dollar or more.
 Blocked designs are very prominent are separate sections Of the material hemstitched into the corner of a ha4aa-
 kercKfef.
 Not o4lfy are ~oraenss landkerehfefs made Of vofle. It Is used also for
 mems Handkerchief, and the coF0red borders on them are just as gay and
 attractive as those Of ths smaller
 kerehiefs.
 or course handkerchfefs of crepe ae
 chine and china silk are still enjoying
 great popularity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
ONE MAN PowER.

Since the American Germans have
 lways disffng guished themselves by | dhear loyalty to their adopted cot1rftry @nd the flag. they must be surprised Dy t1iB andacfty and action of many &segxna1iS who are sheltered within our ] kor66fs. ------ = M s Thls 1nsh1ting taunt to the Prestden, Eldt he B attenpting to run d one Ina, @oY@AH4ent from men whose syrn- &thies and actions so far as they dars
 @r3 in support of a one-man govern MaGME which fdrbids An1erfcan students Ag s@edf tlidlf national co1ors, while inc
 fn tkfs country not only wear FGerman elnbiems, but through their Fprees dagrantly nlfsreuFesent Amer. 9can sentiment and feel free to sssaij ] the most tolerant government on earth. ts more of display of partf- Gan audacity than Aof politeness or good sense.
 n What kind of guests are ffloss who { take advantage of hosts flospitafffv and say untrue, unlSind and rnfr1end- 2 ly things or him. TIie toleraf1cs of ffIfs country instead of being Appreciated
 In placed to the discredit Of fl1a gov mnment aafd It's freedom Of gDsech ia used to Speak to It's prejudfce and to sberate those who opened it's doors and
 naade te an &gyt1n for the oppressea
 people of All nations
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
ThE poWER chEar.

The chief charm to ehe afra wf,eae "dowef cieGfr fs standfn@ invftinwqy open will be the placing therein aiI sorts of Sufeesfs 1acfese fin@arfe@ and fancy "doo daIds'' for her uersoFmI pe1dantss the dozen tiny kerchfefs. lace-edgeds ths siIker1 hose and s09ules' 10 weGr In the privacy of her bedroom. fhe fSIa carved ivory and ft@ far1cy chain the case for her opera @lasges and the hr0caded bag in ~4fch t6 carry 1t: the different pieces Of creamy ivory tinted for her toilet fAbJ& arsd the ffla9ree6 in silver of perfume and toilet water bottles; the fraaTanf sachets for every possible pprp6ee from the long, marrow oase that ar@ to lie in her bur@@u drawer to gN6 Inch suuare satin affairs, each with its safety pin tc hold it secure wfthin her cors4ge
 Cases for a corset and for handRe~- chiefss other cases for the lovely f,igTIf- dresses, and still others for sfI%@n nm. derwear; cretonne bags for gyerv- thing under the sun, apparently. and the we'll fitted case for fra1@l9rG These and the thousand and one Sr1aiI personal belongings SO dear to the gtrlish heart may well be offered tv loving friend@ in filling the ~dow6r chest"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
< N5slltssra 10 esRaY psckge

U. %M8 open daer season fs upon us and
 Sscofsd dsy of August doaht1ess, wit : MMsea Maore farmers negfecfing res- Mlaf work and tefing gun than wero Wp4 BGeore seen at this season. 4d9 deer have been protected for ia Mr@ and sl16 farmers have en1ovea 4%e on iess yenison which was s.ac-
 tdenGaly~ ksfled during the last flve y9Mea
 Beginning today. any farmer may I 42ll n deer upon his own farm. whether z 9@9a 9& Iealsed ana any naernfser If &aanl1y, or bona -1ide ernpfoye nav
 & deer but only upon tne said s'9&ffn. There VIII be no ffliscrarninate huneing. Shot guns only may be used
 M dE n1of6 than HaEely there will be 4n0F6 Nona-f1de employees in this state Than Inc farms have ever known be- 7$ore.
 sla The suggestion of the Waterbury
 Republican that berry pfckers had bet Yer stay home for awhile fs timely Tor there may be some real accidents
 nm t2s excited amateur with a gun Is
 AkMzy to Bhoet anything he notices i, Gis&lEDffi& Inc crush. w6Mfson fs something the farmers cannot get tco much Of.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
coL--sR4AN es A PEAcgMANER.

It was hoped when Col Bryan 5oin- ed the peace party that he would play a mofs consistent part than he had ever playsd as q polftfcian, but 1t was Ea vain hope
 Col. Bryan was born to espouse the opposite dpinfons and h6 has never become e2peFt enough Co recognize vixen silence is better than speech. The orator of fheiPlatte.s mouth seems to be located too far from his seat of judgment. and in trying to say things to pacify he not fnfrequenkly uses Kaet- ding figures Of speech
 It must have nlfed hfs pro- German supporters with g1ee when h6 declared the other day tha< to &U eo war with Germany now wou19 De Alxe challeng- ing an insane asylum In other words. fl Is his opfnfoff Ghe wncls German na- ton is in a state of excitement and wrath which laaa6es them irrespon- sfbIe for violation Of inedrnaftoraT law or anything else. hence they are en- titled to stfch pafgent Consideration as bughouse peop8s af1 emtft1ed Go.
 Those who aT0 in synpafhy with Germany cannot regard this mental picture of the faderland as an evidence of genius. or the conviction of a friend.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
RscTPEs

Fig MoId-cover enc pound figs with cold water and allow them to soak for two hours; then put them into a saucepan with grated rind and juice of one lemon. add two bay leaves, five cloves and three-quarters of a pint of water. Stew till tender: remove figs. Dissolve one heaptng tablespoon full of powdered gelatine in four table spoonfuis boiling water. add to the syrup and strain. Put figs into vet ring mold, add syrup, put away in a cool place to set Turn out on a pretty dish. fill center with whipped and sweetened cream.
 Tapioca Fruit PuddIns-sea one 'cupful of tapioca in one quart Of water over night. when ready to use, add one cupful of sugar, one cupful of raisins. three slices of pineapple Cor three apples pared and sliced thia). If required. add a little warm water, arrange this mixture in baking dish and bake for one and one-haif hours Make nnerineue Of two eggs and three tablespoonfuls of sugar, spread over the pudding and brown. Serve with cream or delicate custard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
Stories of the War
Experiences In Belgium.

The following letter has been re- cefved by Sergt.- Major Morgan, of the e. c. F. G. from Capt. Al. G Turner M. C.. 2rid Bait, ist Cana dian Division. late sergeant-major of the G. G. F. G. Capt. Turner was promoted to lieutenant at Salisbury Plain, and two or three months aro to captain. He won the Mtlitarv ton.
 Captain Turner writes interesttnely of his experiences:
 After we left Ypres there were many small incidents until we were in ac- ton near LaBassee in a place where there had been much severe lighting It was there. think, that we were subjected to the most severe lighting yet experienced, especially sheIlifig by the enemy's artillery. Our trenches were simply knocked to pieces with high explosives, and the casualties throughout our brigade were heavy. particHlariy the 1st Battalion. After having two periods of ten and seven days in the trenches in that area we nave been moved back into the nor- thrn area 6gain. It Is considefabIIy quieters and the weather is 50 fine that last Monday, after eight dave in the trenches, the men were very reluctant to be relieved.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
OPPOSITION TNE BEST or Ap-
 NEMF@lN0.

It aa not always thax opposition to habit prcves O. Do @ hne advertise
 rnent for trade: busF che ant1-cigarette movement has just boonneG the busi- ness it was designed to destroy for the last ten years.
 There is no doub& exseaafve cigar Eette smoking like the Gxcess4ve use of tobaccc in any form, has been the undoinG of thonsands and the death Of many: bMt that assurance Of con- csit. they'll nGper get me" keeps fear down in fools and gives hahft full play. For ten years cfgaretses have been
 heralded as cof7sn- nails and the snok- CTS of them have adopted tho name
 with giee and Increased the sales 450 per cent.
 During the same eina@ tha pf0&aB- tfon of annfe has been sdo6h1ads and the pedestal Of plug to6aneo ia 1abeHfed,
 Holding tta own"
 Tn view of fstheesr cffiCial 9uv@rTrhent reports 1t looks as if the trade could afford to hire ths reformers to keep up the agitation
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
CASSEROLE COOKERY.

A casserole is A deep, earthenwaee pan with aa t0 ft. and yon can get quite a nice Che mt m low price.
 After buying if, nii it with cold and let it rernadn there til f7ne water is nearly boiling. This will cleanse it thoroughly and make fl last much longer.
 If you use a gas oven, pus the cas. serole in while 1t is stin qFfite cool If you suddenly pMt if into a very fierce oven fne casserole may crack.
 Be careful where you place the uRa- eero1e when taking at cut Of fh@ oven. 1T It as stood in Che cold @fnk or any other cold place. 10 may crack.
 IT yol remember these few nirfa. yeNrB and ycr W1If anG 1k aaxcsw@tnglY iMAefnl.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WE HAVE DARED.

After our treatment by Germany Al pFeeestors against the violation of law, eM8 &nurder of American citizens. the diar4gard of treaties, the Illegal aes- tfHHtlon Of American ships carryfne sffnbalid goods by the Germans. n
 &uBg surprise our pro German cifi- -1ens that we dare Challenge the as,- sthorities at Berlin concerning the for w@@Y Of American passports for the use M German spies
 WE1B state department at Washing nom AaS ample evidence of the truth 2 tl46 cnmplaint and it will be inter e6tdnS to see what the German govern na4Elt will have to say concerning the ehtcanery and tndecency of those who i8fdz&A@ I'm her behalf the ordinary de- aGi8w of intercourse between honor &bae ae6veranaetsts:
 \ NV1A95@ this country is acting as a
 l6MH5T agent to Germany in the cos1n-
 A@e &R her enemies her. action toward W@ 3@ Eifi1cRIt to understand < %aFa1aa8aw appears to have little re- gard for law or the civflities which
 honorable nations respect. The 5eGRetafy of state has done right in &anHanding am explanation Of these Gdrwes4ee, and let us hope he fas-word- @1 hig note good and strong.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
German saneaae Faueorfea cleaed.

There is A bitter outefy all over Germany on Account Of 4hs isarsssssa fss price Of meat, especially pork, which has risen 150 per cent. since the be- ginning or the war. The reason ia that 26 per cent of the pigs were killed last year because 1t was feared It would be impossible to feed them owing to the aearth Of eeeaa5s
 The position is now AfafaittefiIv r-r14. teal. Several sausage fattorae6s l,sVa been closed. The only remedy which the authorities have given 10 ti1a people ag to eat canned meat.
 The CoEnnaa1def of Munich has threatened people found guilty of over charging for fooaatufEs with A heavy sentenee of Imprisonment. sif1lIlAr drastic mea@Hres are to be taken throughout Germany, where foodstuffs have recently risen abnorrnally, chiefy owing to speculafion--Exclaa1ige
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
LINENS SHOW MILITARY NOTE.

Even linen suits show the military note In their making. Linen or 4neF- eerfzed cotton bradds, frogs and btit4 tons are to be employed in great quantities. The coats dip in the most approved fashion, are befted in the front and back or only at the sides and are black and white ifisets. nal black and white or white with black
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

the river. to say nothing of the num-
 Der ef machines which passed thena travenng in the same direction. This count did not include the r1achfnes which paesed them while roin9 through the city ok 1fiddistoun. vhers a brief stop w1s nmds. Is n S wonder. then. ia view of this ef,or- nous tf4fnc- that macada1n roads weE out7 AutomoDHiste say this Is the st&t& on Sundays. The ouestion is often asked, Where do all the auto- n1ebAes come from and sGiH oftener where does aH the money come from to buy and run thern---Coun. Valley Advertisef.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
YELLOW roa EvgNfhe.

IA number of charming gowns have been carried out for evening wear in the rich golden yellow so n1ath favored this season. In satin. with or without pIeated noances Of chiffon or overdf@ss Of Lace, this color Ia particularly be4 blossoms or other delicate blooms wfli relieve the shade if ff proves A little trying, but the glowing brunette can wear it tfnreIievea or deepene6 with velvet Hastuftttafns or ether flowers of fha darker hAfm1onfzing tones.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
As America fa vie,r.d in o.rman,
Permft. Arrnnr, shfna.

He contends that cfse Gernan eov- ernment has In it's possession reRra- lations issued by the Anerfcan gov- efnrnent permitting armed merchant
 a memorandum, dated SeptsmIber 14 which was sent out by the state de- partmcntN permitting armed rdsrckafsf vessels of any county to enter Amer tcan harbors provided the arma- ment was used only in seEf4defense and fixing the GazlBfe Of flse efIns af not over sixteen tnd two-fentfs cefl- tfrneters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When the dranIsen old chief was dead sornsene had fo speak well of him, su the old squaw remarked: ssrTe was good s1zaekeFs Looking At the great Russian bear just now we can all 4gree that hs makes a hand some retreat.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

wonder how many people who suf- &ew tcrtues with thair feet in ho. weather. agonies of aching. turning know that s 4a raw potaso. ~ pesisd and cui m halves and rubbed over them every 'nignE and morning. will cure tns trc4h1@. Or. failing klzat. q good da4iy soaking in strong cold tea The worst Muft cdrne win yield to a treatment oi &Rtf--rrdfnafy salt applied night and morning &--Ths Mothers Magazine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Charles Becker mast have realized the value Of having a good reputation. He declared his innocence until the last, but two fria1s and a searching inquiry. for new light were Of no use; he looked like what fiS declared he wasn't
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
cREPE pksH TOWELS.

Cotton crepe dish towels are excel lent. They are less absorbent than ordinary glass towefing. rough enough to give a polish to the glassware and nonffnfy and easy to launder. They have the 4dded advantage of beIns inexpensive
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Since the war broke out Lisbon. Spain, has seen fvs eteaa1aers and two ships, protected by the American flag. but Tor ID years prior to the past year she had only seen one. May the Amer ican flag Do e9ten aSsn in all foreign ports.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Mrs. Becker seems to be intent on showing she is net sane by her con duct She charges Gov. Whitman with murder when her husband was legally executed by the decree of his coun- fry
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The sky pilot nx$ ckan&ed. Ha asas to be. the chaplain of the navy, bua now hs fs the captain of the hydro. planes.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
sEP4R4rIae Eeds.

When separating yoIks from whites of eggs sometimes a speck of roiI~ slips into the white. To remove tfsis dip a clean cloth into the warm water and wiring 1t dry, and it will cling to 1t at once. W
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
Dancer of spis..

aons often thinks, or rather sus- poets that thefe are d large num- Der of spies about, or else very queer coincfdences. For instance, on Mon- day. the day we were to be relieved,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When lace insertion beRfnS tc break threads here and there on any gar nnenf, put footing of the same width underneafh it. This gives You some thing to fasten the pattern to, but does not alter the open effect.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When the Russian bear abandons territory he has a way of taking all the meat and leaving nothing but bones for the enemy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Mems syrnpa4hfes f11 war ar6 VerS like their sy1npafhles ffi dog ffghe t1tey cannot Gen why they stand for the 1frdeedog
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When America asks Gsfrnany to honor law and respect established rights she charges this government with trying to stop her submarine war fare and with befrfendfng the a1ifes.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

It is too hot to be comfortable wffh- out reading too closely the war news. u ig more comfortable Co doze ar1 S1e breeze of an electric fan.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The next great German drive will be Tor the capture Of Caaaas ana the channel coast that eyer after she may be a fusnacing nefghbor of Enefand,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Here's hoping Edison win be as suc- cessful making music for ffie enemies of America as he fa6s been in making music for all the rest Of the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When the Germans enter Warsaw somebody will haeve to De Slaughtered. win It be children and priests now as it was in Belgium.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

When it is desired to fhicken e1 strengthen the eyebrows they should be treated each night with an Applica- tion of some nourishin@ hair growing tonic and gently brushed in the di- rection they should grow-never fin the reverse direction.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

John Bull par1eys with this govern ment as though bis intent was to do exactly right although lis taaisdenean ors are persisted in.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

We might thank Gefmany for walk ing us up fl they do nos seem to ap- preciate our many good offiees to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The revival of quaint old ahapes is feature in spring millinery; there are even Vatican hats with ribbons and hand-made flowers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The uardertow Of expression fa Great Britain ought to be suffaotent to prompt her in future to faaIze better homes for. her working people.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

White crochet ball fringe appears cn both hats and summer gowns.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The reason more people Aa@s not been to the ssashore th9sv year Tn be- cause 1t was warmer at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The latest bcfero sleeve seems to he cut i'm one with the holercs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

HcraaB Johnson warns us to prepare for Bornething awful atmospherfcally @Aduk nnid-Augsasf Horace may be alarmed, snuEswe a5amo4 propose to get eyar- ae
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
EproRfaa. Nores.

Petrograa expects fe saEate aer1ss Poland and well into Russia next win ter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
NEEpLEwoRK NOTES.

2. Wind a piece of canton flannel a-2 to three inches wide, slrourS the arms of your sewing machine, and needles and pins. --
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

NPhen whtakzn~ am egw be esare the basin Maad knife are D@Ffgctly dry. There will then be no diGiculty in getting it to foam up auickfg.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Gefnanys invisible atrshtps arc something likely to be feit If they are not seen
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WHEN fAr SHUTTERS.

To prevent lard or butter from spat- tering when egs or potatoes are dropped into fry, Gift e little bit of -four fin che fat just before putting 1t on the stove.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

B1oonaars for the liftle aiE1sf dresses are the sraaAs@t saving Of rnotheFsa tifne.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
DICTATES oF FASHION.

Hat brfmg ara o& various s1xnR. Awl they arc increa@ing i'm Btnea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Sashes friuged with @ofd bratdfnH.
 Khaki and bright metal buttons ara aIf tntrodNced on the martial style beanG
 shown by Paris dressnakers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
Only oFs te pe lt.

Better serve notice At once that wA win permit no enc except the President Co blow np Inc Senate-- New York Even1ns Ta1ABrana.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Don't wear brilliant cofors if you have red hair and brightly coforee cheeks You will look far better fr certain shades Of brown, in navy Dftie and in light coiofs for evening. White and black will also be good choices.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A good many vegetables which some faulty digestio1s do not seem to be abfe to aasimi1ate might be eaten If they were properly prepared For Instance, cabbage can be eaten raw without dressing or with just salt, lemon juic6 and olive oil if the cab bage slices are made crisp by lying for a few minutes in cold salt water.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Should an insect enter the ear there is fao occasion for alarm. To remove it fill the ear at once with sweet oil or warm water
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

If there are any sleeves at all in the newest evening dresses they are like- iy to be long.