Snobbery and Servant Hearts in a 1925 Exchange
A dialogue between Julya Elsie and others debates inner life versus outward service. The writers clash over snobbery and social duty, urging empathy, shared humanity, and public action as the path to serving the common good. Copyright 1925 Premier Syndicate Inc.
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Premier Syndicate, Inc
Why We Should Eat Fish by Jeannette Norton
Public health guidance urges more fish in diets highlighting protein content and digestibility. It notes oily fish like herring and shad as nutritious, advises broiled preparation, warns against overemphasis on expensive varieties, and promotes fishmonger guidance to save money and improve nutrition.
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Ile
Beauty for Eyes and Cheeks by Lucrezia Bori
An article extols regular exercise as the path to beauty and health, arguing nature rewards consistent effort. It offers a simple at home routine: lie on back, lift head with alternating knee bends ten reps daily, promising sparkling eyes and bright cheeks as outcomes.
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Lucrezia Bori
Evening Frocks Highlight Two Piece Day Gowns
Two piece evening frocks debut in smart shops with designs in sea green and white chiffon and satin. The pieces pair a fitted bodice or slip on top with a circular or pleated skirt, enhanced by crystal beads and metallic ribbons.
Love in a Fool's Paradise Ends in Divorce
A vivid essay contrasts a working girl and her millionaire husband who married for romance, then split after twenty years. The piece critiques love as mere infatuation, questions modern notions of romance, and argues for a more logical view of commitment beyond passion. Copyright 1925, Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
Two high school girls discuss a married man who claims to love both. The guidance urges ending all relations with him and avoiding invitations from such men. Emphasizes recognizing that the man defies conventions and that youth may misinterpret love.
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Annie Laurie
Betty
Sally
Etty
Mardi Gras Festivities Across Catholic Lands Spark Joy
Temple Manning describes Shrove Tuesday and Mardi Gras traditions from Nice to New Orleans. The piece notes masked processions, pageantry, and the mystery of the King Rex, with New Orleans celebrations dating to 1830 and culminating on Shrove Tuesday.
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Temple Manning
Nice
Venice
Rome
France
England
New Orleans
Majesty Rex
Tomorrow's Horoscope
A day of routine business matters is forecast with possible unhappy experiences in social and domestic affairs. Sickness or sensational events may occur. discretion with writings and personal affiliations is advised. Birthday individuals may face anxiety in heart and home and cautions in employment.
Dandruff Remedy And Post-Op Exercise Advice
The column advises frequent shampooing and a tonic for dandruff and directs readers to mail a stamped self addressed envelope for details. It also cautions limited daily exercise after multiple surgeries and suggests consulting the operating doctor for guidance. The note invites a detailed symptom description with a return envelope.
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Newapaper Feature Service, Inc
A Wife's Confessional Adele Garrison in a New Phase
Adele Garrison navigates a tense village visit while investigating Hugh Grantland and a missing officer. A monogrammed handkerchief hints he recently returned to the scene as the rector weighs helping the group. The scene centers on truth, secrecy, and a risky find.
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Adele Garrison
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