Old Gray Farmhouse on Long Island Auction Bid Fantasy
Public homespun reverie invites bids on the long cherished old gray farmhouse on Long Island famed as the memory behind John Howard Payne's Home Sweet Home. The piece contrasts rustic charm with palace grandeur and laments modern fuss, dreaming of a quieter life by fire and rain.
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Long Island
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Winifred Black
Homesick Totes and Odd Facts From a World of Tales
A collage of quirky notes on animals and customs, then a reflective passage about palace gardens and marble walks. The narrator contrasts grand imagined scenes with a simple gray farmhouse, ending with a nod to the homesick poet Howard Payne and a 1937 copyright credit.
Spring Jumpers Drawn In at the Hips in New Overblouses
Young stylish readers embrace spring overblouses paired with dark skirts in silk or cloth. Two hip shaping methods dominate: a wide belt low at the hips or a fitted hip section. Featured outfits include pale gold silk with a beige kasha skirt and a crepe de Chine in Paisley with a black woolen-pleated skirt and belt. A tasseled finish of four cording rows frames the neckline and cuffs. a slim black woolen coat completes the smart street ensemble.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
A dull routine day is forecast with caution and wariness advised to meet possible subleties. Those born today face a quiet, un eventful year with routine affairs and a retired secretive temperament noted for a child born now. Notable Nativities: William Shakespeare, Edwin Markham.
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Neptune
Burt
William Shakespeare
Edwin Markham
Learning to Swim by Lucrezia Bori
A practical guide praising swimming as healthy and accessible. It encourages overcoming fear, practicing movements, and gaining confidence with simple in-water and dry-land drills. The piece stresses natural breast stroke timing and repeated practice to strengthen muscles and speed up learning.
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Lucrezia Bori
How to Learn Swimming the Breast Stroke
A guide warns against swimming in deep water until confident. Practice in neck deep or narrow pools without aids, then learn the breast stroke by bending knees, drawing legs, and moving arms in a coordinated arc. Early attempts are hard but become natural with practice in water.
Alimony Martyr of California Echoes in Divorces
Readers hear from ELSIE MARLOWE on how fathers face custody and alimony battles, with letters from a jailed California case and a father who moved his children out of state. The piece invites both sides of the dispute and cites alleged bias in courts toward mothers.
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California
Elsie Marlowe
E. C
Elsie
Samuel Reid
Reid
Papa
Papas
M7 Premier Syndicate, Inc
Love's Embers Sequel Explores Noel and Mary’s Romance
In this absorbing installment Adele Garr follows Noel Veritzen and Mary as their secret romance unfolds amid farm life. Mary’s deception, Jack Leslie’s plot, and Noel’s rescue create romance and danger, with Noel staying at the Trier farmhouse during Mary’s illness and his yearning to guard her secret.
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Veritzen
Trier
Dicky
Mrs. Ticer
Mary
Jack Leslie
Broadway
Stet
Leslie
Noel
Jaci Leslie
Ian Underwood
Hugh Grantland
Hugh
Trcer
Ticer
Evening wrap and plaid ensembles headline Miss Shopper on 5th Ave
Seen on 5th Ave. By Miss Shopper highlights a midnight blue evening wrap heavily embroidered with crystal and silver and a black and white taffeta costume pairing a plaid frock with a plaid jacket. A white chiffon blouse with a boyish collar attaches to a frayed tiered skirt, while collars and cuffs brighten frocks. A spring green coat features horizontal tucks and a beige trimmed collar.
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5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
One Sure Protection Against Diphtheria by Dr Copeland
A column by Royall S Copeland former New York City health commissioner urges widespread diphtheria vaccination using toxin anti toxin serum. He cites Auburn's three year deathless record after vaccinating six thousand children and notes New York City plans a similar immunization drive with medical society support. The piece defends vaccines and serum against common objections and quotes pediatric experts on minimal reactions and safety.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York City
United States
New York
New York State
Auburn
Jasivnthera
Copeland
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
ARLY Spring days evoke vacations and summer cottages with wicker furniture chintz hangings and outdoor dining. The article surveys porch service wagons peasant china painted oilcloth sets summer rugs muslin curtains chintz wallpapers and painted furniture with dainty bedspreads and ruffled muslin spreads for a cottage styling guide.
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Arly
Answers to Health Queries on Hair Removal and Fractures
A reader asks about removing superfluous hair and another about treatment after potential bone fracture. The advice favors expert electric needle hair removal and rest with hot applications, plus possible medical consultation. A stamped self addressed envelope is requested for more details.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Famous Actresses By Anne Chaplain
Olga Nethersole, born in Kensington, rose from financial need to a renowned stage career in Britain and America. She starred in Camille and Paola in The Second Mrs Tanqueray, drew critical praise, faced Puritan backlash for Sapho, and supported a Health League endowment fund of 500000 dollars.
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Olga Nethersole
Kensington
London
England
Germany
Charles Hawtrey
Theatre Royal
Brighton
Sardou
Miss Nethersole
Palmer's Theatre
New York
Camille
Gilberte
Juliet
Paula
Olga
Nethersole
Paula Tanqueray
Sapho
Talaing
Health League
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Genevieve Kemble
Adele Garr
Iso Portant
City
Wanda Barton
Anne Chaplain