Vacation Dilemma Between Daughter and Parents
A reader wonders how to handle a conflict over a planned country vacation. The mother insists on staying home for rest while the twenty-year-old daughter prefers to go away with friends. The column debates duty versus independence and urges mutual respect between mothers and daughters.
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Brother
Fashion by Vera Winston Tailored Tweed Jacket and Coat Ensemble
Vera Winston previews this season fabric textures and models. The brown Ginn tweeds create stylish suits with a flared skirt achieved by two full side panels. A beige tuck-in blouse features a one sided collar forming a tailored jabot.
Advice to Girls By ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks if becoming a physical training teacher is wise for a girl with athletic talent. The column urges preparation in any field, notes crowded prospects but stresses steadfast ambition and hard work as key to overcoming obstacles.
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Annie Laurie
Alexandria port of Egypt a tour through its history
A historical tour recounts Alexandria as Egypts leading port once rivaled by Port Said. It highlights its founding by Alexander the Great in 332 BC, scholarly legacy with Ptolemy Philo and Hypatia, early Christianity figures, and landmarks like the Pharos lighthouse and Pompeys Pillar.
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Port Said
Alexander the Great
Mediterranean
Ptolemy
Philo
Hypatia
Apollo
Barnabas
St. Paul
St Mark
Pharos
Ptolemy II
Mayonnaise versus oil dressings from The Home Kitchen
A 1929 recipe feature explains mayonnaise is mostly oil and offers non oil dressings with creamy and milk based substitutes. It presents Cream Cooked Dressing and Plain Cooked Dressing using milk cream eggs butter and mustard, with steps and proportions for about one pint.
Three Minute Journeys Through Ancient Alexandria
Three Minute Journeys By Temple Manning describe Alexandria a height near 100 feet reminding Roman period. Nearby catacombs show Egyptian design with Roman influence and the ancient library once held hundreds of thousands of volumes including Sophocles and Euripides. Modern Alexandria is bustling yet the north quarter remains crowded and poor with Arab bazaars.
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Sophocles
Euripides
Manetho
Julius Caesar
Cleopatra
Marc Antony
Attilus
Pergamus
Mohemet Ali
Egypt
Stars Say Forecast for Wednesday Airs Cautious Fortune
The August 21 forecast notes abrupt change from Uranian influence with removal travel and new associations offering advantage if managed. Jupiter warns against risky funds and extravagance. a birthday eve prompts cautious starts and possible losses from speculation. A child born may be original and ambitious but funds risk rash use.
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Jupiter
Alix Clark
Build for Health in the Childs Infancy
Public health column by ROYAL S. COPELAND outlines philanthropic gifts totaling fourteen million dollars for child health services. He cites Mr. Heckscher and Senator Couzens supporting day nurseries dental clinics playgrounds summer camps and maternal guidance to ensure proper nutrition hygiene and growth in early childhood.
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Senator Couzens
Michigan
August Heckscher
Heckscher
Love's Awakening Amid Urban Peril
A tense rooftop chase unfolds as Noel Lillian and Madge uncover an impostor hiding in a bungalow. They rescue a gagged woman, confront a feral trio, and pursue a rooftop escape while a woman’s scream signals further danger.
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Love
Adele Garrison
Mary
Olivia
Noel
Georges
Lillian
Phil
Madge
Lilliam
Harry
Harry Underwood
Mr Underwood
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Knarf Disrupts Ant Move in Garden Tale
Knarf and four friends watch ants move eggs to a new home after debating how to clear a twig. Knarf tries to assist the queen ant but is thwarted by the ant bodyguards, tumbling into a buttercup. The tale ends with a wary lesson about interfering with royal duties.
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Max Trell
Knarf
Ant
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knart
Plor
Misa Fly
Miss Fly
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Words of Wisdom Quotes Feature From Classics
A compact collection presents aphorisms from Kipling Gibbon Milton and Confucius. The lines celebrate bold navigation peace in victory and the scholar's discipline. Each quotation highlights timeless contrasts between strength wit and intellect.
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