Watchful View of Youth Romance Changes Through Generations
In a feature by Dr Louis E Bisch, the columnist argues modern youths, especially girls, move away from old marriage norms toward a newer sophistication. He notes risks of unattainable romance but expects a pendulum swing toward conservatism by future mothers. The essay cites literary thoughts on generational shifts and ends with a 1918 feature service credit.
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Sue
Coust
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ship of Man
Gufright
Ian
Traditional Steak Preparations From Broiled to Baked in Milk
A historical home cooking passage outlines steak methods including broiling and frying. It details Milk Baked Steak with sirloin, sugar, onion, Worcestershire, and oven braise, plus Spice crusted Porterhouse, Russian Steak with anchovy butter, Steak Pie with tomato sauce, onions, and crust, and Russian Steak garnished with peppers and watercress.
Today's Fashion By Vera Winston Preview
A fragment from Today's Fashion notes Vera Winston detailing a silk based blue sports wear item with monogrammed blouse features, blue stitching, self material collar, and pleated hip shaping. It mentions pockets and decorative stitching though context remains unclear.
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Vera Winston
For Notton
Ninte Blue
Modern color trio for a cheerful youth style living room
The piece showcases a living room in yellow, blue and green to banish blues and project modernism. A blue staircase table, pale blue rug, yellow chair, and a green satin draped French window area form the color scheme, with a metal flower stand for plants amidst decorating pitfalls.
Advice to Girls on Winning Him Back From Love
Advice columnist counsels a reader to forget an uninterested boy, embrace friends, and move on, noting the hunter should be the pursuer. The second reader is urged to stay friendly, not show heartbreak, and seek social balance. A final note invites a dance date suggestion from an 18 year old with few dates.
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Annie Laurie
Milly
Advice Column on Party Etiquette and Letter Replies
A reader seeks guidance on dating, confidence, and social plans. Annie Laurie advises charm, listening, and inviting the old partner to the party, while Peggy counsels prompt response to a friend's letter. The piece showcases dated social norms and practical dating tips.
Stars Say For Friday Aug 2 Genevieve Kemble
The column notes high pitched forces on Friday August 2 with aggressive tendencies. It warns of tenacious challenges needing calm self control to bridge conflicts and adverse personal relations. It predicts a trying year for those born on the date with potential rashness and turbulence but possible surmounting through deliberation.
Antwerp on Land A Liner Sails Through a City Scene
Tourists glimpse Antwerp by the Scheldt where the river winds like a giant S creating an illusion of ships sailing on land. A twenty thousand ton liner appears to glide along dry streets framed by canals, windmills, farms, and moving vehicles in a surreal urban panorama.
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Antwerp
Scheldt
Binooware
Little Sore Spots in Baby's Mouth
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains sprue and aphthous stomatitis in babies, noting thrush differs by a membrane on lips and palate. He stresses poor hygiene and improper feeding as the main causes and urges strict infant care to prevent mouth disturbances.
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Tropics
Orient
Fashion Notes on Fifth Avenue Styles by Margaret Sanville
Seen on 5th Ave. by Margaret Sanville highlights new fashion trends with colors from red to black and white. It describes buckskin shades, kerchief inspired faux furs, and available accessories in stores, plus early fall silhouettes and sale items.
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5Th Ave
Margaret Sanville
Family Health Q and A From Newspaper Feature Service
A health column discusses neglect in child care and at home remedies for sore mouth with lotions, limewater, and gentle cleaning. It shares answers on buzzing in the head, high blood pressure, nasal catarrh, and gas in the stomach, plus methods to remove superfluous hair with an electric needle and bleaching.
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Servica
Doris Finds a Vacant Seashore House Tale
Doris discovers a twisted pink seashell shell house on the beach and learns from a sea worm how the tiny dwelling was built. She pockets the shell and heads home to show her mother, ending the seaside fable of imagination.
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Cocarn
Doris
Happy Gisgies
Happy Gigsies
Mr. Sea Worm
Peatere Service
Words of the Wise Quick Sayings and Reflections
A fragmented collection of quotations on wisdom happiness and virtue from authors like Cowper Taylor Dryden and Locke. The text juxtaposes blessings immunity liberty and integrity with human frailty noting that study of poetry eloquence music and manners improves the temper.
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Taylor
Neme
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Louis E. Bisch
Eminent Paychologiat
Che Homm
Jeannette Young Norton
By Marie Marot
Morr
Gee Annie Laurie
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Peggy
Genevieve Kemble
Temple
Hanly
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Adele Garrison
Marion
Arion Morton
Mary Srison
Harry Underwood
Lillian
Liverpool Packet
Patchogue
Dicky-bird
Dicky
Madge
Long Island
Marty
Mr. Underwood
Jamaica
Motor Parkway
Lake Ronkonkoma
Port Jefferson
Riverhead
Narya
Lilian
Lae
Blanche Silver
Words of
Hope Rail
Eee Tanding
Dryden
Locke
Coopright
Barviee
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