Find the Right Kind of Work as Play and Purpose
A compact reflection by Dr. Louis E. Bisch on work as play with purpose. It argues energy should target a clear goal, that the best work feels like play, and that intelligence and honesty sustain satisfying effort.
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Sketches of Eleanor Lincoln Stir Up Gossip at The Larches
Dicky reveals he has been sketching Eleanor Lincoln and fears exposure as Philip Verntzen travels from New York for a noon arrival. Lillian and I discuss muzzling the secret while Katie plans lunch and the group anticipates a busy, gossip‑filled afternoon at The Larches.
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Eleanor Lincoln
Philip Verntzen
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A Fashion Model's Diary Discusses Color Psychology
Grace Thorncliffe explores color choices in fashion, debating whether black signals inferiority or bold distinction. She cites Mrs. Wright’s black satin dress as proof that black can enhance beauty, not dull it, and describes the dress details and fit.
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Grace Thorncliffe
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Famous Composers Jean Phillipe Rameau Biography
Jean Phillipe Rameau born Dijon September 25 1683 or 23 1983? He read music at seven studied in Dijon Jesuit College then Italy before joining a French troupe as violinist. He became France’s leading organist and theorist publishing Nouveau systeme de musique theorique in 1725. Despite early refusals his Hippolyte et Aricle gained fame. he later served as cabinet composer to Louis XV. He died Paris September 12 1764.
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Hippolyte Et Aricle
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Lincoln Birthday Luncheon Guided by Frugal Traditions
Wanda Barton outlines a somber, old fashioned Lincoln birthday luncheon with paper decorations a log cabin centerpiece and rail fence motif. menu features sea chowder fried sausage waffles cider and apple pie with period souvenirs and strict adherence to tradition.
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Wonder and the Growth of Knowledge in Health
Senator Roy S Copeland argues that knowledge begins in wonder and grows through imagination and investigation. He notes advances in disease research, longer life expectancy, and urges readers to question their living, surroundings, and progress to improve health and civilization.
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Royal S. Copeland
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New York City
Smithsonian
Tomorrow's Horoscope Offers Cautious Guidance For Ventures
Sagacity and wise counsel can turn today’s hazards into success while hasty risks may cause loss. Consider new projects carefully, safeguard employment, and resist speculative money moves. Those born today gain prudent judgment as a year begins. a bold child may need thrift and steady pace. Notable Nativity: George Ade.
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George Ade
Health Q and A on anemia sleep and nasal issues
Readers submit questions on anemia diet sleep near windows and nasal catarrh. Advice recommends liver and beef juices with greens for anemia and cautions about open windows for sleep. Other questions note nasal symptoms and need for special treatment with a stamped self addressed envelope for details.
Jumping Rope for Adults by Josephine Huddleston
An advice piece extols rope jumping for adults as a healthful toning exercise. It describes benefits for shoulders arms torso and legs and links regular practice to improved poise dancing grace and beauty. Instructions advise gradual progression from twenty jumps with rests to a hundred jumps and faster speeds.
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Josephine Huddleston
Helpful Advice on teen dating and engagement etiquette
A guidance column discusses whether a twenty four year old should pause social life before marriage and how to talk with a fiancé. It weighs inviting male friends to school events and sets limits for a fourteen year old, balancing parental guidance and social norms.
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Marion
Arion
Annie Laurie
Jim
Two Boasting Grasshoppers In A Meadow Tale
Red Rooster overhears two grasshoppers bragging of their jumping skills. Beetle Beetle suggests a test to determine who jumps farthest. The second grasshopper leaps but is stopped by Red Rooster, and the first grasshopper realizes the folly of boasting as their mother mocks the dream that ended the bragging.
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Bettie Beetle
Beetle Beetle
Red Rooster
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Words of Wisdom and Wit in Famous Quotes
A selection of maxims from La Rochefoucauld Eliot Shaw Livy Rabelais Goethe Rousseau Bonnard Emerson Napoleon on wisdom work frugality conscience silence and the boundary between sublime and ridiculous.
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