Wasting Precious Time on Men Who Dodge Marriage
A twenty year old woman asks Winifred Black for help after loving a man who refused to marry for years. The adviser urges forgetting him, dating anew, and moving on to find happiness with a new partner, noting the relationship is unlikely to last.
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Winifred Black
Tam
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Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A reader asks how to make friends and win an older liked boy. Annie Laurie cautions against interfering with other girls, urges building self improvement and parallel interests, and suggests focusing on friendship rather than romance until feelings develop.
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Annie Laurie
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Rom
Hasrely
Maters
Evelop
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
The stars favor new undertakings requiring tact and discreet manipulation such as diplomacy and quiet investigation. Literary matters may prosper with careful handling while personal ties demand balance. a birthday boost predicts calm, ambitious pursuits and a child born today may show literary genius and mystical leanings. notable nativity Woodrow Wilson.
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Anon
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Seeing and Reading Worth-While Plays by Louise Bisch
Louise Bisch argues plays should entertain and tell truthful life stories. She reviews criteria for good plays, critiques contemporary works as often false and lifeless, and urges reading classics by Ibsen Shakespeare Moliere Bernard Shaw Chekhov Galsworthy and ONeill. A weekly play reading habit benefits understanding and emotion.
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Louise, Bisch
Ibsen
Shakespeare
Moliere
Bernard Shaw
Checkov
Galsworthy
Eugene O'Neill
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Pygmies in Literature and History Described
The article traces the term pygmy from its Swift and Homer heritage to its use for tiny people today. It divides pygmies into Negrilloes and Negritoes, and quotes Professor Stirling’s portrayal: a short, bearded apeman with large eyes and long toe grasp, scant clothing, bright beads, and a shy, wary nature.
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Jonathan Swift
Gulliver
Homer
Africa
Asia
Philippine Islands
Andaman Islands
Stirling
Corduroy and Velveteen Return to Public Wear
On Fifth Avenue corduroy, long tied to bedrooms, reappears in sports and daytime wear. Velveteen remains fashionable this season with expanded uses, invading town wear. Outfits pair velveteen with light crepe blouses, while coats feature honey toned furs in deep or thick pelts.
Infantile paralysis and milk supplies
A 1927 feature by Roy R. Copeland M D and Dormer Commissioner of Health New York City discusses infantile paralysis causation, notably contested by a city health official who cites contaminated milk. It urges strict milk inspection, high quality milk for children, and personal checks where inspection is lacking. It also notes rare household clustering and advises parental caution.
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Copeland
M. D. Dormer
New York City
United States
New York
North America
Doris Meets Cardinal Grosbeak Nesting in New Yard
Doris discovers a bright red cardinal grosbeak family building a nest in her evergreen shrub near the old cornfield. The parents invite harmony and hope to stay through winter, with the mother noted as a rare singing female. The encounter ends with friendship and plans for future visits.
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Mr. Grosbeak
Cardinal Grosbeak
Mama Grosbeak
Grar
Mr. Cardinal Grosbeak
Mama Cardinal Grosbeak
Daddy
Groe Here
Daddy Grosbeak
Grosbeak
Mama Cardinal Rrosbeak
Lady Bird
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The Home Kitchen Improves Christmas Leftovers Efficiency
Jeannette Young Norton outlines economical uses for holiday leftovers. Turkey bones boil into a stock for soups and cremes while meat can become hash or stuffing for peppers and eggplant. Leftover fruit and pound cakes reappear as puddings with sauce, and a second meat dish refreshes the holiday table.
Love's Embers Absorption of a Romantic Tangle
Mrs Graham navigates a tangle of affections among Eleanor Lincoln Mary and Noel in a country setting. Jackson worries over Veritzen Mary and Noel while Mrs Graham guides the social web and acts as chaperone.
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Mr. Jackson
Eleanor Lincoln
Veritzen
Miss Lincoln
America
Mary
Noel
Jackson
Mrs. Graham
Eleanor
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Words of the Wise Life and Philosophical Mottos
A collage of maxims and aphorisms from various authors. It quotes Crichton Browne Simonides Montaigne Aesop Montesquieu Bunyan Cleobulus Mme de Stael Sophocles on faith appearance wisdom love decision and fortune. The passage juxtaposes ideas about belief mind appearance and prudent conduct.
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Mme. de Stael
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