Long Life Lies Along the Path of Simple Living
Senator Royal S. Copeland reflects on cheerful aging and personal responsibility for longevity. He notes family traits, healthy habits, evolving life expectancy from 30 to near 60, and declines in many infectious diseases. Emphasizing rest, nutrition, exercise, sunlight, clean surroundings, and a hopeful spirit, he urges individuals to care for their bodies and minds.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
American Republic
George Washington
America
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Horoscope notes stirring conditions but warns against risky business moves and signing papers. Heart affairs look favorable while birthdays promise a lively year with caution toward rash conduct. Advice covers health, digestion, sleep, and general wellbeing, with Q&A on medical concerns and self-care.
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Edgar Stillman Lielley
Beauty’s Choice Delayed by Fate and Love’s Arrow
A youthful heroine named Beauty ponders choosing her own partner as Love presses on. She hesitates, eager to avoid a wrong choice, and toys with options while a decisive arrow signals imminent romance. Will she decide or accept a predetermined match?
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Love
Beauty
French Style Sparks Madames Demand In Local Shop Scene
A fashion diary notes a growing trend toward soft feminine frocks in black and white crepe. Gaby describes repeated orders and a Parisian compliment about American women playing up their femininity, with shoppers favoring jabots, coats, and refined colors like biscuit and brownish tones.
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Gaby
Madame
Delayed Wireless Message Tests Madge’s Resolve
Adele Garrison dramatizes Madge's tense moment as a wireless message from Philip Veritzen arrives by mistake. Madge weighs secrecy and duty while Dicky remains silent, and she juggles family, work, and a looming production schedule amid a 1927 backdrop.
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Love
Adele Garrison
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Care of the Hands by Lucrezia Bori urges poised handcare
The article advises women and men to control nervous hand movements, keep hands still and clean, and care for nails and skin. It cautions against overpolished nails and suggests lemon rubbing after chores, gentle manicures, and quiet grace as a social asset.
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Lucrezia Bori
Odd Population Shifts and Public Labor Facts
At armistice time Palestine Jews numbered 55000, now 125000. World Jewish population exceeds 14000000. King George favors walking sticks as gifts. Half of British rail wagons are privately owned. London telephones employ 1862 men, while 7051 girl switchboard operators serve for Feature service.
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Palestine
British Railways
London
Helping Girls Ahead And Some Rewards Story
A man recalls lending small sums to a young woman to help her attend business college. She sought education and a better life, but as loans grew she faced a heavier burden of work and study. Eventually she asked for more aid, while hoping to repay him.
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R. W
Early 18th Century Needle Making and Tools
A compact survey traces the origins of common sewing items from early stamping machines to hand finishing. It covers needles, thimbles, and scissors with notes on materials, techniques, and antique forms including bronze and gold thimbles, Venetian scissors, and Damascus steel blades.
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Herculaneum
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Venice
Persia
England
Famous Actresses By Anne Chaplain Langtry the Jersey Lily
LLIA LANGTRY became famed as a beauty in England and London society. Born Emily Charlotte Le Breton she rose to fame on stage at the Haymarket and Wallack's Theatre in New York. She starred in works such as The Unequal Match The Honeymoon Pygmalion and Galatea and Lady of Lyons while managing her own career in London and America.
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Llia Langtry
England
London
Emily Charlotte le Breton
W. C. le Breton
Jersey
Edward Langtry
Hugo de Bathe
Lillie Langtry
Haymarket Theatre
Miss Hardcastle
America
Wallack’s
Hester Grazebrook
Galatea
Pygmalion
Pauline
Lyons
Lady Clancarty
Duse
Ada Rehan
Elien Terry
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