Autointoxication the Price of Wrong Living
Royal S Copeland M D outlines autointoxication from poor living, link to constipation, diet shifts, and lack of exercise. He cites symptoms such as headaches, skin issues, and nervous mood, recommending simple diets, fruit and vegetables, regular daily exercise, and dental or medical checks to remove poisons within the body.
Home Making Helps By Eleanor Ross
A housekeeper saves steps by using cuphooks to organize small kitchen items. By hanging mixing bowls spoons and implements over the table and near the icebox, she reduces motion and keeps tools in place. Cuphooks create double shelf capacity and keep odd utensils like splasors hammers and nippers from being mislaid.
Stars Say for Tuesday August 5
Genieveve Kemble notes a lively day with new undertakings and singular projects. Negotiations with rings mergers or secret bodies may thrive and private agreements arise. Despite obstacles, business should flourish though personal employment and affiliations may cause concern. A birthday child may be brilliant but personal life may be less satisfying.
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Genevieve Kemble
Native colleges and Accra hospital noted in Gold Coast
The Gold Coast hosts notable native colleges and Accra boasts what is claimed as the best equipped native hospital in the world. Railways continue to expand as London Underground and others carry 40 million more passengers than in 1028. Hand woven silk persists in Spitalfields using Huguenot looms from 240 years ago. Sail planing and tethered gliding experiments gain traction in Britain and Germany.
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Africa
Gold Coast
Accra
Bro
British Railways
London
Spitalfields
Germany
Love's Reawakening and a Jealous Husband's Warning
Adele Garrison presents a tense scene as Dicky warns against Veritzen while Edith Fairfax looms as a rival. The narrator deflects jealousy with wit, vows no hair pulling, and plans to secure letters through discreet means, hoping to appease both men without compromising her position.
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Philip Veritzen
Edith Fairfax
Dicky
Mr. Veritzen
Hadith Fairfax
Katie
Phil Veritzen
Devyright
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A Hair Loss Treatment Using Olive Oil And Tar Soap
A reader asks how to stop hair falling out and is advised a three day olive oil and tar soap shampoo routine. Warm olive oil, repeated shampoo steps, and hot water rinses aim to stimulate circulation and disinfect the scalp, with two treatments weekly after the initial phase.
Marriage Misery and The Remedy So Simple
A bright but lonely bachelor seeks a real home and wife while watching married friends crumble under jealousy and possessiveness. He believes independence and patience may heal the miseries of love, noting two couples’ struggles before concluding some space could save happiness.
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Black
Bill
Mary
Walter
Adie
Sallie
Advice to Girls on Love and Friendship
A columnist answers teen questions about whether a senior lover truly loves a girl, advising to seek other friendships and treat him as a friend. It also covers whether a diary should be kept secret from a mother and who should initiate writing first, urging openness and sensible motives.
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Nancy Lee
Peggie Gust Peggie G
A Fashion Model's Diary Sees Accessory Boom
Grace Thorncliffe notes Madame’s accessory department boosts Gracie’s wardrobe. She explains practical color schemes, versatile shoes and bags, and the value of changing outfits between day and evening. Helene and Elene share tips on coordinating frocks and budgets, plus a glow of new pajama sandals.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Gracie
Elene
Madame
Haven Helene
Helene
Shadow Kids Cross English Channel on a Boat
Shadow children and their masters travel from France to England aboard a boat. The voyage is rough with tall waves, causing seasickness and fear until they safely reach dry land in England. Tomorrow promises to visit London Bridge.
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English Channel
Knarf
Mij
Flor
Yam
Hanid
France
England
Ae Yam
Knart
London Bridge
Words of the Wise and Believe in Leisure
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes on knowledge leisure belief and prosperity. It weaves maxims from Hobbes Ennius Virgil and Parcal noting belief growth and the virtue of balancing estates and effort. The piece offers a reflective mood with emphasis on wisdom persistence and moderation.
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