Ruling Children by Fear Is Sure to Injure Their Health
Medical columnist Roy S Copeland argues fear harms children and adults, urging parents to raise fearless children through gentle methods. He cites a closet death case and warns against frightening punishments, advocating dark tolerance and faith to improve appetite happiness and life span. He also answers reader questions on weight scarlet fever treatment varicose veins and scalp care.
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Aneone
The Home Kitchen Bicken and Its Broad Appeal
A guide to selecting and cooking chicken with expert tips for markets farms and kitchens. It covers choosing a dry not frozen bird, proper cleaning, boiling broth with garlic vinegar and bay leaf, frying and fricassee methods, roasting dressings and crusts, and assembling a chicken pie with mushrooms and a floured fork-marked crust.
Ensemble of Tweed and Crepe by Vera Winston
Today's fashion notes present a tweed and crepe ensemble designed by Vera Winston. The coat features a long natural lynx collar and three quarter length cut with deep pockets while the dress combines tweed with silk crepe blouse and a belted high hip line.
Empire Furniture and the Empire Style in Napoleon Era
An overview of Empire furniture describes exquisite workmanship with solid mahogany, ormolu mounts, rich brocades, damasks and tapestries. Painted porcelain plaques appear on boudoir pieces. The style derives from Napoleon’s empire and borrows motifs from various lands to celebrate its glory.
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Advice to Girls EAR ANNIE LAURIE column snippet
A reader asks if she should apologize to a boy who left town after a quarrel over dating others. The reply says she has right to go out if unengaged and parents approve, and urges addressing jealousy and trust rather than meekly apologizing.
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Annie Laurie
Dear Annie Laurie advice on teen love and parental guidance
A reader asks whether to marry a 23 year old suitor against parental objections. Annie Laurie urges listening to parents, arguing they seek the child’s best interests and that love may mature with age.
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Notable Nativity: Alex Francis Movie Actor
Tomorrow's horoscope warns Mercury may stir while Saturn and the Lights slow progress. Those in employment should avoid censure from authorities, with letters publishing and professional matters likely to fare better. A birthday on this day suggests delays in labor and industry, but mercantile and literary ventures may succeed.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Saturn
Alex Francis
Three-Minute Journeys into Szechman Prayers and Wheels
Temple Manning reports on the Muli of Szechman, led by a king with spiritual and temporal power, who say millions of prayers daily via vast yak-hide prayer wheels. Worshippers turn cylindrical wheels on the palace south side then a monumental central wheel. The Muli live in isolation, favor buttered tea and ancient yak cheese as a staple.
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Szechman
Why Husbands Make Bad Dance Partners
An essay explores why husbands often lose romance on the dance floor while wives retain pleasure with other partners. It argues romance and mental connection drive dance joy, noting years of marriage can dull enthusiasm unless imagination and emotional effort are renewed.
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Louis E. Bisch
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Betty Meets a Queer Little Mother in the Pond
Betty discovers Mrs Dogfish laying egg bags among weeds while Gocombo calls her a wise mother. The elfin explains dogfish lay eggs and hurry away to protect hatchlings, as Mrs Dogfish would eat her young if she stayed. Betty and Go comeback then seek a happier mother.
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Betty
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Mrs. Dogfish
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Fifth Avenue window features modish tennis frocks and satin jacket ensemble
A Miss Shopper writes of Fifth Avenue fashions with rose crepe de Chine frocks, metal accents, sleeveless designs, and a black satin jacket ensemble with peach blouse. Describes Medusa hat, glove stitching, and cuff styles as eye catching in the display.
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New York
Odd Facts About Lightning and Language in Europe
The text notes lightning risk higher in rural areas and at sea, with five and twenty times factors. It states over twenty languages in the Fulham diocese. It describes spread from the English Channel to Moscow and from north Italy to the North Pole. It mentions coins for other countries minted abroad and recent orders from land, Egypt, Russia, and Lithuania.
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Europe
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Britain
Land
Egypt
Russia
Luthania
Revelations of a Wife Sequel In Charade of Power
In a dramatic scene Mary sobs as Lillian and I discuss Philip Veritzen’s claimed conditions for restoring her status as his star. We suspect the theatrical producer exploited her fear and ambition, and devise a plan to test our deductions when new details emerge. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Lilian
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Words of Wisdom From Historic Thinkers Collated
A collection of aphorisms from Johnson Seneca Jefferson Beecher Spurgeon and Carnegie. The quotes cover life use public trust expressions in flowers trials and wealth. Each author reflects on values virtue and social responsibility.
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