No girl, eays T)r Reich, *hould bo alWed to marry a man for whom she i :u, at the rucment, a fancy. He helices ilip in those cases where the choice of a husband is made by parents are better for the nation The possessors of unstable nerves generally are so destructive of public comfort and the health and sanity of their progeny that inspectors of nerves are needed almost as much as inspectors of nuisances!—Anneslev Kenealy, in ' The World and His Wife.' Bystander: " You shouldn't hit him when he's down, my boy." Boy on Top: "Say, mister, if you knew all the trouble I had to get him down, you wouldn't talk like
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Evening Star, Issue 12882, 3 August 1906, Page 4
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114Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 12882, 3 August 1906, Page 4
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