Jealousy in Women A Discussion on Envy and Power
A 1927 King Features Syndicate essay analyzes female jealousy and the impulse to be first. It contrasts women's self sacrificing kindness with self centered jealousy toward rivals both within and outside the personal circle. It suggests jealousy disrupts happiness and urges women to lessen envy through self reflection and education.
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A teen girl asks if she should continue dating a man five years older while her father objects. The columnist suggests talking with the father to understand his concerns, consider giving the young man a chance to prove himself, and to respect the father’s guidance for the girl’s happiness.
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Annie Laurie
Ronxie
Oxie
Individual hats made to order spark fashion in diary chat
Pam shows a shop that makes hats to order by material choice and head size. Three striking hats arrive, including a black satin beaded cloche and royal blue felt with a turned up brim, showcasing unique styling and personalized fit.
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Pam
Gaby
Fearful huntress faces tiny rival on stage
By Fanny Darrell to hunt big game the young huntress preps with cartridges and a tilted hat. A frightful shriek follows as two pinhead eyes in a mirror reveal a tiny mouse, a “wee sleekit cowrin timorous mouse,” startling her.
Assigning Lazy Husbands to the Kitchen
Chicago judge Theodore Ehler promotes a home based remedy for non support stating lazy husbands should work at home. He cites examples of wives working and husbands cooking cleaning and caring for children to keep family stability. The plan aims to shift responsibility and prove successful in keeping families intact.
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Chicago
Theodore Ehler
Ehler
Tomorrow's Horoscope Propitious Time for Honors and Promotion
Genevieve Kemble notes a favorable configuration for advancement and favor with superiors. Those in employment may see salary increases or promotions. those with birthdays may expect a year of advancement and success. Notable nativity Heinrich Heine, poet.
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Bacon
Heinrich Heine
How to Remove Freckles In A Spring Beauty Guide
Anne Jordan explains removing freckles as a skincare ritual. The piece details scrubbing with warm water and soap to thicken blood flow, then peeling old skin to shed freckles while advising glycerin to soothe irritation and a freckle lotion mix of peroxide glycerin and witch hazel. It also recommends vanishing cream and powder before outdoor exposure.
Right diet helps avoid cancer in public health view
Dr Lane argues that cancer is prevented only by correct diet and healthy organs. Arbuthnot Lane, noted surgeon, says fault nutrition underlies many illnesses and urges public education on eating right for lasting health. The piece quotes Lane on immunity of healthy tissue and urges individuals to learn and practice proper nutrition.
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Arbuthnot Lane
Sir Arbuthnot
Lane
Feathers Stand Up Tradition From the Flycatcher Nest
In a 1927 tale by Blanche Silvero, Mr and Mrs Flycatcher craft a nest lined with a snakeskin to deter enemies. The ruse works, keeping intruders away while their young hatch with head feathers raised upright, inspiring the name Crested Flycatchers according to Old Tree Frog.
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Mrs. Flycatcher
Mrs. Flyeatcher
Daddy Flycatcher
Daddy Fly
Mama Flycatcher
Hooty Owl
Mrs
Mama Flyscatcher
Home Making Gifts by Wanda Barton
Holiday gift guidance from Wanda Barton urges careful budgeting and early engraving of cards. It lists practical and homemade options from plum puddings and jams to labor saving utensils, scarves, beaded items, powders, and bath products. Gift ideas cover women men and children with emphasis on education value of toys and specialty shops for unique items.
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Sheffield
Absorbing Sequel Sparks Beach Picnic Scheme
In a tense scene Lillian hatches a plan to manipulate Philip Veritzen at a beach picnic as she drags the narrator into her scheme. Mr Veritzen arrives flamboyantly seeking help on a new matter, while Eleanor Lincoln threads confusion through the conversation.
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Lillian
Tom Sawyer
Phil
Philip Veritzen
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of Wisdom and Proverb Fragments
A compact collection of quotes on wealth corruption marriage learning and virtue from German Tacitus Beecher Montaigne Josh Billings Robert Greene and James Shirley. The phrasing blends moral aphorisms with references to poets and authors.
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