Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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p the tears back.She had watched the man she loved slip thering on another girls finger. She hadforced herself to say the conventionalthings that were expected of her . . .Whata lovely bride! What a lucky man! What abeautiful wedding!1 At least no one couldpoint her out as the disappointed, heart-broken girl who had expected to be Jimsbride, herself. But now the ordeal was over. Now shewas home again, alone, with nothing to doexcept to read . . . and destroy . . . Jimsletters. Ah, here was the first letter hedever written her . . . after that wonderfulday in the country! And here was another. . . after the dance. And other letters fromfar away Rio ... warm and tender, full of hisplans and hopes for the future . . . full ofhints that maybe someday . . . ? One byone, she went through them, trying vainlyto find some reason that would explain hislater change in attitude. The day he stepped off the plane fromRio, he had been so ardent, so glad to seeher. But onlv a lew short hours later he
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seemed to have changed . . . unbelievably.There was a strange indifference about him... his tenderness became merely formalcourtesy . . . and at each meeting after that,the gulf seemed to widen, finally becomingan abyss. What had happened to changehis feeling for her? She didnt know...and she never would know. Slowly she put the letters into the fire,sadly watching them turn to ashes. Good-bye, Jim, she whispered. Wecould have had a wonderful life together! You can understand why a case of halito-sis (bad breath) can cause a rift in a promis-ing romance. And halitosis, unfortunately,can happen to anyone . . . even to you. Sobe extra careful about offending this way.And by being extra careful we mean rinsingthe mouth with Listerine Antiseptic nightand morning, and before every date whenyou want to be at your best. Although sometimes systemic in origin,most cases of halitosis, according to someauthorities, are caused by fermentation offood particles in the mouth. Listerine Anti-septic h

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