A famous doctor once said: ‘‘En
courage your child to be merry and to
laugh aloud; a good, hearty laugh
expands the chest and makes the
blood bound merrily along. Com
mend me to a good laugh—not to a
little, sniggling laugh, but to one that
will sound right through the house;
it will not only do your child good,
but will be a benefit to all who hear,
and be an important means of driving
the blues away from the dwelling-.
Merriment it catching and spreads in
a remarkable manner, few being able
to resist the contagion. A hearty
laugh is a delightful harmony; in
deed, it is the best of all music.”
Nashville Banner.
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The Shadow Self.
My shadow is the oddest thing,
I don’t believe it has much sense,
Sometimes a half lies on the lawn
While half is leaning ’gainst the
fence.
Sometimes it’s very long and slim,
And then again it’s short and small;
I really do not understand
About my shadow self at all.
—Emily Rose Hart, in Little Folks’
Magazine.
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and Ladies Skirt 8803. Yoke effects
and berthas are becoming to most
figures, and the model here shown
will look well in silk or cloth. The
waist is tucked below the yoke, which
may be of lace or other contrasting
material. The bertha could be braid
ed or embroidered or finished with
bands of satin or Persian trimming.
