Whittling Away at Power and Peace with Coolidge
In this essay Royal Copeland argues that President Coolidge should retire briefly to whittle and rest. He compares golf’s rush and stress unfavorably to calm, reflective carving, urging ordinary readers to invite the soul with daily relaxation and simple crafts.
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Royal
Copeland
New York City
United States
New York
R. Coolidge
White House
Vermont
Whittle
President Coolidge
Express
Mr. Coolidge
Holiday New Year Dinner Dance With 50s Style Touches
The article describes festive New Year's Day hosting ideas from fifty years ago, including gaslight ambiance, Christmas decor, and a five course served dinner. Centerpieces use holly and mistletoe, with red ribbons, French flower motifs, and playful place favors. A lobster Newburg menu leads to a midnight finale and a prize bag burst for wishes.
Medical Q and A on colds liver spots and neck questions
The feature offers advice that cold symptoms stem from poor health and recommends improving general health. liver spots arise from constipation and urge addressing elimination. a discharging ear needs personal medical attention. jugular vein location and risk from neck surgery are discussed with a note that an operation does not affect the vein.
Glinka The Russian Composer A Life For The Czar
ICHAIL IVANOVITC iN4 GLINKA born June 1 1804 near Smolensk Russia. He studied in Petrograd and Berlin and created Russia's first national opera A life for the Czar in 1836. He later lived in Paris Spain and Italy before returning to Russia to conduct. He died in Berlin February 2 1857.
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Ichail Ivanovitc
Glinka
Novospaskoe
Smolensk
Russia
Petrograd
Carl Maier
John Field
Italy
Berlin
Ludmilla
Paris
Spain
Madrid
St. Petersburg
Weber
Dehn
Mistletoe and Myth in a Parasitic Plant
The essay introduces mistletoe, the parasitic evergreen Viscum album of Loranthaceae, noting its unromantic name yet its rich place in lore and tradition beyond its modest appearance and beauty. It signals that mistletoe carries much legendary significance in addition to botanical interest.
Revelations of a Wife Sequel Sparks House Veranda Plot
In a salon scene from 1927, tension erupts over a late call from a young man. The narrator and Lillian quiz each other about where he took her and what was said, while Mary watches unseen. A plan unfolds to shape Miss Eleanor Lincoln’s dramatic education, amid flirtations and social missions.
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Lillian
Shy
Mr Jackson
Joe
Mary
Jackson
Catechizer’s Union
Mr. Jackson
Lillian Per
Lochinvar
Reno
Eleanor Lincoln
Lil- Yan
Phil
Noel
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Tomorrow's Horoscope for December 29 by Genevieve Kemble
The lunar transits favor Venus like themes of home affection social pleasures and women and children today. Be cautious of accidents with vehicles electricity and falls. A birthday child may be tempestuous without proper discipline. Notable nativity William E Gladstone.
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Venus
William E. Gladstone
What You Should Weigh
A columnist argues weight depends on individual frame and age not a fixed scale. Reading shapes and beauty type, she proposes a loose measurement by body parts and warns that even distribution matters more than total pounds.
Tit Pays to Be Good Girls Best Lesson
A discussion argues that a girl with mental defect does not define all problem girls as mentally defective. Many so called problem girls show no brain damage and have emotional maladjustments due to lack of guidance during adolescence. Impulses and behavior arise from emotional training gaps, not permanent mental illness.
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Ier
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Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
Annie Laurie counsels young women on handling romantic advances and social pressures. She urges leaving unsuitable suitors, seeking trusted guidance, and practicing self restraint to prevent harm, stressing youth is teachable and reform possible with supportive supervision.
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Annie Laurie
The Designer Madame Brings Beauty To Bespoke Gowns
A fashion house chronicles Madame and her atelier as she crafts gowns for a white and gold clad client. She lectures on beauty and happiness, studies the client’s features, and sews gold lace and gauze flower into a white taffeta gown that transforms the wearer into a fairy princess.
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Madame
Polly Encounters a Talking Green Caterpillar in the Cabbage Patch
Polly weeded the cabbage bed and chatted with a green caterpillar hoping to become a white butterfly. The critter explains its life cycle and warns about the cabbage munchers, while Polly promises not to trap it and watches it progress.
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Polly
Cabbage Butterfly
Green Caterpillar
Ieen
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Words of the Wise and the Shape of Thought
A collection of aphorisms and maxims in compact form. Quotes cover self estimation, stubbornness, love, independence, habit, justice, laughter, and truth from various authors. The fragment blends reflections on human nature with admonitions about pride and emotion.
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Michail Glinka
Paul Pim
Adele Garrison
Madge
Genevieve Kemble
Bulletina
By Anne Jordan
Anne Jordan
Louis E. Bisch
I. Lauri
Bear Annir II
Sarah
Arat
Grace Thorncliffe
Blanche Silver
Ake
Potato Bug
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Jacobi
Paracelsus
Wellesley
Coke
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