Fatigue the Enemy to Prolonged Life
Doctor Roy A.Copeland argues fatigue signals stress from daily life and urges disciplined rest. He stresses moderation, recreation, and spending nights with at least eight hours of sleep, preferably before midnight, to protect health and longevity. He cites dangers of habitual tiredness and endorses medical consultation for health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Copeland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fatally Beautiful Bea Trice and the Office Harassment
Reader Elsie Marlowe laments constant sexual remarks from men from streetcars to the Boss at work. The column advises confidence and self restraint, arguing most flings are overblown and urging women to avoid danger by staying modest. It also notes a San Francisco judge ruling supporting wives staying with domestic duties and hints at evolving divorce rights.
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Cutie
Beatrice
Irene
Elsie
Elsie Marlowe
Katherine
Cain
San Francisco
Faas
Premier Syndicate, Inc
The Home Kitchen Dessert and preserves Tips
Household guide by Jeannette Young Norton presents winter preservation basics including peach jam sweet pickled peaches French peach ice cream and peach cobbler. It covers preparation, cooking, canning tips, and storage methods with practical steps and ingredient ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
Goodnight Stories for August Fifth Prophetic Outlook
A blunted horoscope style column notes a lively but potentially propitious day for August fifth. It advises delaying major decisions with those in power and hints at unconventional ties in personal affiliations. It highlights tact in dealings with authority and mentions actor Henry B. Irving as a notable nativity.
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Blanche Silver
Ecclesiastes
Henry B. Irving
Dress of Green Crepella With a New Neckline
Vera Winston notes Today's Fashion featuring a green crepella dress with a right diverted neckline ending in a loose bow. The gown’s skirt drapes at the hip, accented by a buckie and bows, reflecting the growing feminine trend in current mode.
Attractive Glassware by Annette Bradshaw
Attractive glassware makes refreshment feel cooler in heat with clear amber amethyst and colored options. The piece highlights a tea cup and cream set in colored engraved glass a fruit compote in amber glass and a green pressed lemonade pitcher with a center flower vase in colored Georgian glass. Amethyst glass tornado pattern iced tea pitcher and glass add vivid color to any cabinet or tea wagon.
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Tornado Attern
Advice to Girls and Too Romantic
A reader asks how to handle affection for two girls and a cautious suitor. Annie Laurie counsels patience, avoiding rush to declare love, and suggests letting the young man reveal his feelings in time.
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Annie Laurier
Mother
Sister
Rose
Annie Laurie
Advice Column on Love and Trust in Marriage
A reader seeks guidance after an affair with a married man. The columnist condemns the act, urges the wife to confess, and advises patient, loyal rebuilding of trust while facing a hard climb to restore her husband’s confidence and save the marriage.
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Annie Laurie
Boken-Hearted
Printed chiffon frocks and matching parasol set for summer
Seen on 5th Ave features printed chiffon dresses suitable for semi formal and formal occasions with side or front skirt flares. A Summer set includes pouch bag and parasol with matching border and frame, plus white glace kid gloves with a gold bound cuff and a tiny powder case in one cuff.
Three-Minute Journeys by Temple Manning
In 1776 Antigua Guatemala suffered a devastating earthquake and volcanic eruptions that left the city ruined and sparsely populated. Today about 30 000 inhabitants, mostly Indians, inhabit the ruins where coffee trees grow and markets bustle with traders and color amid a health resort setting. The road to Guatemala City winds through miles of coffee plantations and scenic valleys.
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Temple Manning
United States
Antigua
Guatemala
Tropics
Central America
Love's Embers and Eleanor Lincoln at the Station
In Adele Garrison's installment, Eleanor Lincoln feigns illness to avoid a red bearded neighbor and a station sighting. Noel Veritzen's car trouble blocks their escape as a dog from a young man’s car bounds into their vehicle, linking the scene to a developing mystery.
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Eleanor Lincoln
Noel Veritzen
Noel
Mary
M Me
Miss Lincoln
Larches
Long Island
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LMT
Curbstone
Great Britain
London
Moscow
Chicago
Paris
Boston
Baltimore
Salonica
Gold Coast
West Africa
Trinity House
South America
Katie
aBy
Vera Winston
Annette Bradshaw
5Th Ave
Miss Shoppe
Adele Garrison
Red Beard
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