Feed Your Skin on Sunlight and Air
Dr Copeland extols sun and air for health advising daily skin exposure to build strength and resistance. He urges sun baths as sensible and promotes tanning in summer and fall while noting skyshine provides ultraviolet rays even on cloudy days.
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Dr. Copeland
Copeland Nately
Southey
Rolya
Mias Dol
Hanid
Knarf
Man Roly
Miss Doll
Roly Poly
Knart
Paw Roly
Pan
Oly
Kart
Master Knarf
Heat guides for mothers on prickly heat in babies
In hot weather prickly heat appears as a fine rash with itching and crying. Overdressing causes sweating and rash. expose the baby to air and let it move freely. Keep sun exposure moderate while letting the infant enjoy sunlight's health benefits.
Two New Fall Hats Captivate a Fashion Diary
Grace Thorncliffe shares excitement over engagement and moving plans while describing Madame’s upcoming shop opening and two new fall hats. She details one black and brown velvet hat with beige felt accents and a second brown velvet hat with pin tucks, as part of a stylish fall lineup.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Pam
Billy
Madame
Dorothy
Helene
Gracie
Preserving Foods Improves With Time and Care
A long article on keeping bread cake and cooked foods. It notes cakes improve with days, breads must be kept dry and aired, and new wood and china boxes aid storage. Enamel dish nests save fridge space and separate containers protect odors in the ice box.
Home-Making Helps with Enamel Nests and Preservers
The article describes enamel nesting containers for efficient stacking in iceboxes, a glass two-part cheese preserver with a vinegar salt solution and top cover, a reusable bottle stopper for opened charged-water bottles, and a bain-marie to keep hot foods at serving temperature.
Helpful Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie
A widow with four children seeks guidance on dating and remarriage. The columnist cautions that companionship is acceptable while remaining a devoted mother, and advises not to press a shy suitor to attend gatherings, suggesting to wait until he shows mutual interest.
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Annie Laurie
Laurie
Ubbles
Stars Say For Tuesday August 20 by Genevieve Kemble
The forecast warns of baleful planetary aspects bringing peril in employment and personal affairs. Guard against treachery and fraud as those born on this day face a year needing sagacity. A feminine influence may loom and a child born may lean toward furtive, strategic behavior before diligence leads to improvement.
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Genevieve Kemble
Style Indorseries A Free Style For Coiffure Beauty
Style indorses any becoming coiffure as a flexible trend for women. The piece notes a wide range from long to short cuts with options like the roll, bob, crown braids, and marcel or finger waves, urging readers to find a flattering look that suits individuality.
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Nuise
Marcel
Mway
Love's Awakening ends with a tense tiger trap plan
Adele Garrison narrates a tense setup as Dicky Underwood Georges and Harry prepare for a rooftop ambush. Armor shirts are issued as protection while nerves tighten before the planned house raid and a possible impostor mystery surfaces.
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Adele Garrison
Harry, Dicky
Georges
Wisdom Quotes Missing Context
A collection of quoted lines attributed to Walton Montaigne and Syrus express themes of courage sincerity and friend faults. The text juxtaposes a short modern sounding reflection with classic philosophical aphorisms about fear limits of passion and the harm of betraying friends.
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Prince Georges
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