Charm An Attribute Of High Minds
Fantine in high school debates what personality means and how to gain it. The letter explains personality as inner individuality shown in actions and urges Fantine to Be Yourself with real interests and courage, not fake dress or lines. Ruth counsels a caller to marry if she loves him and build a home, warning against selfish dependence. Copyright 192% Premier Syndicate. Ono.
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Fantine
Wlane
Ruth
Elsie
Dad
Big Jim
Premier Syndicate
Ono
Practices of Beauty for Women by Royal Copeland
A 1927 piece by Senator Royal S. Copeland argues cosmetics and makeup are not inherently harmful. He urges women to look their best, maintain healthful hygiene, and use rouge only to complement real health. He links happiness and appearance to vigor and mental well being, then includes brief health Q&A on heart palpitations and varicose veins.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Home Kitchen Delights Busy Households With Make-Ahead Dishes
Jeannette Young Norton outlines practical make ahead meals for busy households. Prepare in morning though out the day, then bake as needed. Chicken pies oysters clams shrimp stuffed tomatoes and spaghetti with rich tomato sauce and baked egg topping are detailed with steps and ingredients.
New Touches Add Individuality to Tan Satin Frock
A fashion note highlights new necklines and trims on a tan satin frock. Describes a high V neck, soft tan satin, a brown satin hem, and potential pastel variant. Mentions single brown accent and versatile wear with deeper hem shade.
Slender Threads Of Sanity And The Brakes Of Self Restraint
A 1927 feature essay describes fragile mental balance and near madness through vivid vignettes. It contrasts talkative overflows with silent withdrawal, noting common signs of slipping brakes and urging empathy and self-awareness to prevent deterioration.
Tomorrow's Horoscope: April 6 under planetary influence
Genevieve Kemble's Wednesday forecast notes lunar transits and planetary configurations may bring conflict and perplexing problems yet busy trade and favorable personal ties. It warns against speculation, urges steady business, predicts a versatile, artistically inclined child born today.
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Genevieve Kemble
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning IMBERLY to Diamond Boom Origin
The account traces Imberly South Africa from a colonial outpost to a diamond hub. It recalls the Orange Free State’s early land purchase by the British after diamonds appeared, a poor farmer’s boy selling a pebble for five hundred pounds, and the rapid rise of De Beers Consolidated Mines under Cecil Rhodes as rivals merged. The text notes key sites Hulfontein, Du Toit's Pan, De Beers and Kimberly, and the transformation of prospectors into companies driving a world fortune rush.
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Imberly
South Africa
Orange Free State
Orange River
Hulfontein
du Toit
Pan
de Beers
Kimberly
Cecil Rhodes
de Beers Consolidated Mines
Grace Draper Ends Poison Plot in A Dramatic Finale
In a tense turn on the fourth floor, Grace Draper confronts Dicky as a poisoning plot unravels. Mrs. Baker is exposed, Lee Chow confirms the danger, and Madge faces a deadly choice as Grace collides with long simmering enmity and a fateful fall. Mary’s recovery continues and the group reels from revelations.
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Elsie Marlowe
Annette Bradshaw
Peg
Meg
the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
Vera Winston
Winifred Black
Temple Manning
A Bey
Newspay
Adele Garrison
Mrs. Baker
Ary
Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Lee Chow
Hugh
Lillian
Mary
Katherine
Grace Draper
Lillian Underwood
Madgie
Madge
Junior
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