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FRANCIS} LOGAN AND somorms ISCHILDREN s . ~ , 4‘ ””0335 m” THEDOUW
r' 3. car. STRAUS. 9...“ch
Wrist. Society for Thrift,
03350: the "109% important
,l ,p _‘ ‘hsses‘ot thrift practice is the
animation of health. Too often
‘9 7' W ‘ we think of
thrift only in
terms of
money or ma-
terial resour-
-‘ces, but health
thrift is of
equal impor-
tance. This is
true because
g o o d_, health
adds much to
one’s efficien-
cy and‘ ca-
pacity for aa-
‘ pable w or ;
finw' STRAUS also the days
and years of one's usefulness are
increased through the proper care
" of ene's physical being.
\ That the span oil/human life is
steadily lengthening is shown by
»' recent statistics. The Massachu-
setts death rate is used as the
- basis of these computations be-
cause suoh'rccords have been kepi
there longer than anywhere else
. in the country. In 1789 the aver-
age length of life in that common-
wealthiwas 35.5 years. By 1855
it had increased to forty years. In _ __ ‘ . ~ .
' ' - . ‘ -; ' 1910. ‘ - . -. , '
1901 It “as 47 7 years m Francis A. Logan and his wvife, Elizabeth, cheerfully tackle the problem of a big famlly 5 support andsucceed. Stork leaves four.
. 3 ml in 1921, 55.2 . . - ~-
> gezais. yefihtiofi-wide reports show teem}; child in seventeen years of married life. Mrs. Logan says to be a mother is the greatest thing on earth- and she is happy With her
\that as the result of scientific children. _ '
Idisease—prevcntive efforts, the av- ' r. .
'erage expectation of life has been A - , >_ ‘ , , , .
‘lengthened four years during the MURIEL McCORMlCK. " ,_ M _ , ' . . BALTIMORE’S CHOICE FUR BEADS ! CONTEST- Miss Alcoz'n, dancer from Paris. who “3.1; m.“ m ”W" _
.1351": €::%Ze}:£zl;~ciany stated that ‘ ' . soldiers during the world war as 1.9 “JCzlillle (.Arc G}r£"@~
50 per cent of the deaths in New
:York State last year resulted
from preventable or postponable
diseases, thus showing- the possi-
bilities that exist for the prolonga-
tion of human life. ,
While much is being done
through various state and munici-
pal governments, these results
can be greatly enhanced by indi-
vidual effort. As is the case in
financial matters. much depends
on attention to details and inces-
sant watchfulncss.
If by living more simply and
more sensibly we can greatly in-
crease our daily efficiency and pro-
, {long the years of our usefulness
, (it is the part of good thrift to
' ;do so.
CUT OFF VVlTH $1.
Miss Anna Q. NilISOn, motion
picture star, was seriously burned
about the neck and shoulders
while running a locomotive
through a forest fire at San Fer—
nando, where her company was
completing a picture.
Miss Muriel McCormick, grnud- ONE OF TWELVE BEAUTIES.
daughter of John D. Rockefeller, ,- .
has decided to go into the movies. . '
"I want to shov the world I
have something mi re than money."
Miss McCormick said to-da)‘. “It
has brought me nothing but heart-
ache and sleepless nights."
Her stage name will be N3-
vnnua Mic Cor. ,
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Annie Laurie. , , , _ , » u: . . ..
TWS fflnmus song was written by . ‘ Miss irma Knabe will represent Baltimore in the National Beauty
Anme Laurie's lover, William lmng- , ' Pageant to be neldSeptember 6. She was selected from seventy-rive . .
loss of Flnglnnd, Scotland. about the . V . ' other Baltimore beauties. Judging trorn the illustration Miss Kfiabe . ’ - ‘ - ' ' '
MRS. ENRICO CAntso. year 1705. She was the (laughter of ‘ ' 1135 a V-EI'Y 3811' chance Of winning. ‘ ’ V ~ * ‘ W ‘ ' “ M“ “
The five children of Park Benja- Sir Robert Laurie of Muchlton, Dum- » 4 _ Here is the winner of the blue ribbon at Bedfoga
min, a noted patent attorney and frlcsshire, first bnronot of Maxwelton. , ‘ . cultural Show, held at Ampthall Park. Think of the
ather-ln-law ot Enrico Caruso. Douglus‘ courtship was unsuccessful, ‘ " — “ham and” orders this fellow will fill.
the noted singer. were cut of: with for in the year 1709 Annie Laurie mur- ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ,
one dollar each- of their father‘s rled a Mr. Fergusson of Crnivdurroch , l -
$500,000 estate, the principal part The tune of the son “"l '7 . d l ' l
03 which so? to tilllis fwidow and by Lady mun Scottg ‘5 “mime ‘ . ~ . 0:0 "703.
a o ted daug ter. e ormer gov- ‘ _ , - ‘p . _ , . , .. .. ., U! y
‘erngss or Mrs. Caruso. ‘ ‘ ' * . - a « 7. . snayss, SPANIARDS, SNAKES AND M H
Rancui-‘rs ALUMNITO BE RADCLll-‘FE‘NEW DEAN,
a
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Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, prominent n
society, who is one of the twelve
;leading beauties selected by Miss
iMcMein. the illustrator. t—M‘“
DR. srxrAco PESSOA‘.
W P. Baker ((lhrlstins Hopkins). who was usted’
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