Avoid Use of Sleep-Producing Drugs Warns Dr Copeland
Worry is a common cause of insomnia says Dr Copeland. He warns against using sleep producing drugs and urges proper dieting, rest, and non pharmacological relief methods for sleeplessness. He notes constipation and heart disturbance can destroy sleep and advises medical guidance before using any pills.
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Advice to Girls on Grad Present and Friend Trouble
A reader asks if a girl should give a picture to her steady boyfriend as a graduation gift. The adviser says it is hardly appropriate unless engaged and suggests ignoring a jealous friend. If trouble worsens, dropping the friend may be wisest.
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Annie Laurig
Eles
Bubs
The Hidden Entourage of Princess Olina
A dramatic scene unfolds in a house of royalty as Princess Olina’s voice commands attention. Mary seeks access to Georges while Katherine enforces nursely discretion, delaying a private visit.
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Adele Garrison
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Charm of Colonial Mantel Presides Over Lovely Room
A highlighted Colonial mantel decorates a room with ivory white enamel and palest rose walls. Gas logs replace the old hearth, a gold framed mirror, green glazed vases with silver and gold trees, white net curtains with rose edging, a green brocade Louis XIV chair, and brass andirons give a refined, timeless ambiance.
Susanna Centlevre Life and Unconventional Cambridge Start
The piece recounts Susanna Centlivre’s unconventional rise from a penniless girl in Ireland to a Cambridge masquerade and London author. It notes her failed marriages, reliance on playwriting for success, and a life marked by romance and resilience ending with a long, stable later life.
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Anne Oldfield
Susanne
Freeman
Treland
Vreeman
Ireland
England
Anthony Hammond
University of Cambridge
Susanna
Cambridge
Univerity
Hammond
London
Teli
Hammon
Ton
Don
Centlevre
Ujte
Mr. Fox
Darrell
Joseph Sentiavre
Queen Anne
I Would Resist a Pretty Face for Brains at Work
A speaker argues that intelligence beats beauty in hiring and daily life. He dismisses style over substance, praising brains over physical appeal and warning against revealing too much personal detail to keep a man intrigued.
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Klalon
Stars Say For Thursday April 25 By Genevieve Kemble
The horoscope warns of Mars driven restlessness and rash actions with risky expenses. A favorable long term outlook if prudence and calm judgment guide new ventures. Birthday natives may face a lively turbulent year, with restless energy needing steady control and wise money handling.
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Genevieve Kemble
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Mars
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Glen Buck
A Blustery Day and Charles Dickens
A blustery day essay recalls rainy childhood memories and vivid scenes of wind and umbrellas. The narrator mentions Curley head and a straight haired boy with black eyes observing raindrops on a pane, imagining stories of a runaway boy and a witch pursuing him.
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Noth
Home-Making Helps by Eleanor Ross
Home making tips cover stain removal with boiling water and lemon salt, silver cleaning by boiling in an aluminum kettle, and brass or copper cleaning with vinegar or lemon juice. A reading excerpt evokes Dickens between homemaking notes and a reflective moment on literature.
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Eleanor Ross
Mr. Punch’s Black Eye Tale From Judy’s Stunt
Mr. Punch recounts a mischievous tale where he loses his eyes to Judy and gives a blank black eye after a comic mis sighting. The shadow-children listen as Judy writes a letter that ends with the word litter and a dusty missend.
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Punch
Hani
Mier
Yam
Knarf
Ally
Mis
Hanid
A Fashion Model's Diary Goes Behind the Vogue Shop
Grace Thorncliffe recalls Zelma O Day visiting Madame's shop in town. The star selected a gold moire evening gown with a princess line, bow and fish-tail train, then promised a return for afternoon dresses. Thorncliffe notes the shop caters to social leaders and avoids casual middle class patrons.
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Helene
Zelma O'Day
Diary
Elelene
Miss O'Day
Zelma
Words of the Wise and Grim Lines on Friendship and Hope
A medley of quoted maxims on friendship mortality and resilience. Notable phrases by Hughes Wielding pestilence De Rubbieres Cowper reflect on kindness, fear, famine, and fleeting hope.
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