Psychology essay on ego and safety warnings
A 1997 psychology piece argues ego, suggestibility, and vanity fuel reckless driving and repeated failure to heed safety notices. It links hurry, competition, and bravado to accidents and questions why warnings fail to change behavior.
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Louise
Bisch
Old Fashioned Christmas Menu and Cooking Guide
The article outlines a traditional Christmas menu and cooking steps for a country style feast. It covers oyster or soup starters, roasted turkey or chicken pie, cranberry sauce, candied sweet potatoes, vegetables, salads, and desserts with detailed preparation tips and stuffing ideas. It also suggests fish ramekins, lobster or shrimp dishes, and notes on carving, giblets, and pie crusts.
Red fox scarfs and crystal cherry adornments trend
A Miss Shopper note on 5th Ave describes red fox scarfs rising in popularity, brighter than the sober fox. The accessory is shown for hats or shoulder boutonnieres with crystal cherries and leaves to dress up costumes.
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5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie Future Thinker
A series of reader questions on independence and dating age relationships. Advice urges girls to hold independence, avoid revealing every detail to a boyfriend, pursue friendships, and let affection develop naturally. Responses emphasize parental guidance, cautious approach to younger readers, and considering readiness before marriage proposals.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
A day of peculiar celestial configurations brings unusual experiences in personal and business matters. Writing and publishing rise in prominence while financial risk should be avoided. Those with birthdays face singular or erratic events and secret understandings, and a gifted yet extravagant child may need frugality to protect patrimony. Notable Nativity: Oscar Straus.
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Oscar Straus
Dear Beatrice advises patience over engagement
A nineteen year old girl asks if a senior lover loves her and how to handle jealousy. Beatrice counsels against demanding exclusivity and suggests maintaining friendship while avoiding unnecessary unhappiness.
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Watrice
Strange Kirghiz wedding rite with dummy bride
A 1927 feature describes a Kirghiz Central Asia wedding ritual where two horseman teams chase a dummy bride to contest possession. After multiple attempts the groom finally carries his real bride to the dais as the ceremony ends.
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Central Asia
Northwest Mounted Police
Jaunt Out of Doors Good for Housewife
Dr. Royal S. Copeland urges housewives to get out of doors daily and walk rather than rely on the telephone. He argues outdoor activity improves mood, health, and decision making in daily shopping, noting the housewife’s central role. He adds that personal selection yields better materials and lower prices.
Tan Tweed Sports Coat With Scarfs Pockets
A 1927 feature extols a tan tweed sports coat with a scarf collar and pocketed revers. It stresses outdoor walking for health, urges housewives to walk daily, and notes social interaction as beneficial. Includes reader Q and A on weight, respiratory issues, and skin care with a request for self addressed envelopes.
Good Night Stories: Betty Learns Of A Patient Mother
Betty meets Mrs. Wasp, a patient mother tending a bee colony and teaching how she and her workers share duties. The tale contrasts Betty’s busy mom with a nature mother whose careful planning supports many offspring. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
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Betty
Mama
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Absorbing Sequel to Love's Embers Revetaions
A narrator and Mr. Jackson discuss Eleanor Lincoln plans to become an actress under Philip Verit zen's direction. They toy with the idea of a secret romance while determining what others know of Eleanor and her dog Fedor. Copyright 1927.
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Eleanor Lincoln
Philip Veritzen
America
Miss Lincoln
Fedor
Mary
Words of the Wise Reflections on doubt virtue and fate
A collection of quotations on certainty doubt right and fate by Bacon Shakespeare Dravid Armstrong Cicero Arnold and Barrie. The lines discuss how starting with doubt can lead to certainty and that life teaches humility.
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