New Union Home ran itself, and articles were written about it in magazines; so that here and there in other cities similar clubs were started, with varying success.

The restaurant was increasingly popular; Diantha's cooks were highly skilled and handsomely paid, and from the cheap lunch to the expensive banquet they gave satisfaction.
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d." was the darling of her heart, and it prospered exceedingly.

"There is no advertisement like a pleased customer," and her pleased customers grew in numbers and in enthusiasm.