Mothers and the sacred duty of motherhood today
The clipping extols mothers as patient angels of God and urges all to aid them. It cites pioneers faced with hardship and praises motherhood while noting endless duties from infant care to household tasks. The author calls for a monument to motherhood and asks everyone to share duties to preserve mothers’ health.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Omebody
Joseph Choate
Pilgrim Fathers
Copeland
Angel
Answers to Health Queries in Newspaper Feature
Readers submit health questions about scalp oils and sun poisoning. Castor oil and linseed oil are noted as beneficial for hair growth but not advisable for certain uses. Sun poisoning symptoms are linked to diet and hydration. keep bowel health clear and limit sweets and heavy foods. request further details with a stamped envelope.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Mean Streaks and Self Deception in Human Nature
A reflective piece by Coppisht from Premier Syndicate, Inc explores cycles of anger suspicion and self pity in everyday life. The author admits frequent moral amnesia whenever others err while noting personal flaws such as lying cowardice and vanity.
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George Bernard Shaw
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Fruit Sauces for Ice-Cream in The Home Kitchen
Gem from The Home Kitchen detailing six fruit sauces for ice-cream. Strawberry, Fresh Apricot, Currant, Apple Cream, and Pineapple sauces outlined with ingredients, quantities, and steps to cook, thicken, and finish without icing. Suggestions for garnishes and flavor tweaks included.
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Jeannette Young Norton
Ivory Batiste Adds Daintiness to Black Flat Crepe
A fashion sketch by Vera Winston features a black crepe frock with fullness at the front and a gypsy girdle. The deep neckline is faced with ivory crepe, revealing an ivory batiste vestee with eyelet embroidery. Ivory batiste pairs with pale rose or soft green for versatile styling.
Before Ukulele Days: A Gentle Song From Fanny Darrell
A fragment recalls Fanny Darrell singing with ukulele and guitar in a bow’r before jazz, romantic lines about Romeo and night. The verse evokes a nostalgic preflapper era with intimate love imagery.
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Fanny Darrell
Curtains of Spring Rise on a Fair World
Winifred Black reflects on springtime memories triggered by new and old curtains. She contrasts fresh April mornings and cheerful floral details with lingering thoughts of friendship, forget-me-nots, and a past shared with Jessie. The piece blends Nostalgia, domestic images, and mutual warmth.
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Winifred Black
Jessie
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Oriental City of Cities: Peking as a maze of walls and ruins
Temple Manning guides readers through Peking in a three minute journey, describing the city's layered districts the business city Tatars imperial and forbidden cities. He notes the medieval temples and the circular altar in the Temple of Heaven the spring ploughing by the Emperor and the ruined Summer Palace after French destruction. Mongol nomads now occupy former aristocratic estates.
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Peking
China
Mandarin Palace
Tientsin
Temple of Heaven
Temple of Agriculture
Summer Palace
Forbidden City
Temple
Seen on 5th Ave Miss Shopper Style Highlights
A green ostrich feather boa matches a hat and a chiffon afternoon dress with a long Paisley blouse and side bow. A black satin pleated skirt, smart red straw hat with felt and a side pin, and matching scarf bag and accessories are pictured. Purple rose blue lilac sweet peas decorate flat shoulder sprays. Beige georgette shirtwaist dress features reptile silk trim and beige pearl buttons with a pleated skirt.
Neighbor's Visitor Sparks Rumor In Small Town
In a village scene from 1927, Jerry teases about Miss Lincoln's interest in Mr. Veritzen, a New York violinist staying with Mr. Graham. Mary and Auntie Madge react with embarrassment while gossip circulates about the visitor’s identity and ties to locals.
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Jerry
Mary
Miss Lincoln
Mr. Veritzen
Sumner
Madge
Tomorrow's Horoscope April 27 Outlook
Genevieve Kemble offers guidance for Wednesday April 27 focusing on potential delays and complex situations. Luck depends on wisdom patience and prudent financial handling. Interpersonal harmony requires restraint and tact while a birthday child should channel energy into varied talents and enterprise.
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Genevieve Kemble
Phen Tt Seecer
Josepher
U.S. Grant
United States
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Noel Veritzen
Mr. Graham
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