Dear Winifred Black: Jazz Baby Life Beyond Her Speed
A reader in distress asks how to cope after a party incident where she refused to kiss a man. Winifred Black counsels self-respect, warns against fitting in with reckless peers, and urges faith, patience, and inner happiness over public approval. She notes happiness comes from goodness, not shared mischief, and advises gratitude for leaving a troubling situation. Copyright 1925 by Newspaper Venture Service.
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Winifred Black
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Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on accepting gifts
Ear Annie Laurie cautions girls that taking expensive tokens from a friend, such as jewelry, is improper. She argues that if friendship ends, returning costly gifts is embarrassing, while simple items like books flowers candy or stationery are acceptable offerings.
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Annie Laurie
A Fashion Model's Diary Reveals a Turquoise Frock Pick
A diary excerpt describes Pam praising a turquoise plaid dress with black velvet accents. The model notes the dress flatters turquoise blue, with a turquoise hat and velvet scarf. The client Miss Waldon is hinted as a buyer through Pam’s tip about sales staff.
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Miss Waldon
Pam
Feminisms By Annette Bradshaw
A fragment notes Annette Bradshaw on cultural fashion and a beige velvet cloth. The line references antique coloration and a story of monks and saints from centuries past.
Can You Teach An Old Dog New Tricks At 37
A 37 year old Lucile Adams asks if she can study English and improve through night courses or private school. The adviser says success hinges on willpower and schedule, noting high schools and university extensions offer adult night classes and private schools may offer faster, individual instruction.
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Lucile Adams
Lucile
Lucilee
University Extension
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William A Clark pioneer of copper empire from Pennsylvania to Jerome
The article chronicles William A. Clark born 1839 on a Pennsylvania farm who pursued mining in Montana and Colorado, built stores and banks with Donnell and J. Ross Clark, and diversified into railroads and real estate. His highlight is the United Verde mine at Jerome Arizona staked in 1880 and later yielding over 200 million in copper and silver with Clark owning 97 percent of the stake.
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William Andrew Clark
Pennsylvania
Colorado
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Last Chance Gulch
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Clark
New York
Columbia School of Mines
Donnell
Helena
Butte
J. Ross Clark
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California
United Verde
Jerome
Arizona
W. A. Clark
Winter kitchen tools highlight new aluminum and steel gadgets
Wanda Barton surveys a range of home making aids for winter shopping. Aluminum juice extractors with three reamers, orange scorer and peeler, glass and curved knives, grapefruit feeder and scalloper, table mounted meat press, French carvers, carving knives, specialty forks, duplex eggbeater, and a versatile broad blade knife for cheese and more are showcased for modern kitchens.
Understanding Brights disease and early treatment advice
Royal S Copeland outlines causes and early signs of acute Brights disease also known as acute nephritis. He stresses congestion as the initial factor, advocates bed rest, bowel and skin clearance, and a milk based diet to ease kidney workload, warning that complications like bronchitis and pneumonia can follow if untreated.
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Bright
Royal S.copeland
Tomorrow's Horoscope Prediction of a lively, generous day
A very lively and pleasant day is foretold by dominant mutual and lunar aspects. Extravagance may occur with a holiday spirit, but generosity prevails. Those with birthdays can expect an active year and free spending, while children born today may be clever and popular yet impulsive without early discipline.
Tips on posture height and skin care from readers
A reader asks how to correct rounded shoulders and gain height, with the reply that exercise and walking erect help. Another asks how to decrease height, answered by stating medical means cannot achieve this. For a chafed face, eczema is suggested and zinc ointment is advised. request for full particulars via self addressed stamped envelope.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Revelations of a Wife chapter excerpt mystery scene
Adele Garrison and Dr. Douglass discuss a plan by Seymour's mother to harm Hugh. Hugh arrived unseen, exhausted and possibly fleeing danger after a drunken episode. He traveled light, carrying only minimal personal items and a small medical kit, suggesting an emergency journey and hidden motives worth caution.
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Seymour Grantland
Hugh
Lillian
Seymour
Dr. Douglass
Lilian
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