Anthrax and Germ Theory From a Health Perspective
Dr Roy S Copeland discusses anthrax forms in animals and humans, its symptoms and fatal potential, and notes how federal and local health regulations reduce outbreaks. He urges adherence to medical treatment and emphasizes protective public health agencies.
The Ring and the Look By Truda Dahl
The Boy with the Bow and Arrows, known in town, claims another triumph as he targets a couple seen together on a transatlantic liner. He shoots an arrow at the girl, who notices his blonde hair, and weeks pass with Daniel Cupid continuing his antics.
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Daniel Cupid
Cupid
Health QandA for young woman and common ailments
A 19 year old, 6 ft 5 in should weigh about 127 pounds. Starch foods include bread and pies. Dandruff care suggests frequent castile soap shampoo and a good tonic. High blood pressure symptoms include facial flushing headaches dizziness and headaches. Craving for magnesia carbonate is a nervous habit best overcome by self control. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
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Mary
Baker
Jack Leslies
Lillian
Ine
A Fashion Model's Diary Sketches A Spring Frock
Grace Thorncliffe records a conversation about designing a versatile lace frock for various occasions. The discussion centers on rose satin and green lace options, a gathered skirt, and balanced sleeve design, followed by a theater outing with friends.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Pam
Pam's
Madame's
Quicksands of Love drama prompts Baker confrontation
Adele Garrisons story unfolds as Lilian confronts the Baker woman linked to Mary and Jack Lies. The narrator recalls Mary’s morning impressions while Lilian questions trust, urging caution and analysis of complex relationships.
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Adele Garrisons
Tomorrow's Horoscope Signals Caution and Patience
Adverse planetary influences mark the day for personal, domestic, and business affairs. Financial prospects dim and health may worry. harmony at home requires safeguarding. Those with birthdays face a year of patience over effort, and a child born now should receive consistent training for future obligations.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on love and marriage
A reader asks about marrying a man younger than her and conflict with his mother. Annie Laurie counsels tact to reduce friction, create harmony, and show the mother a cheerful home will ease hostility.
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Annie Laurie
Roken-Heartel Dent
Care of the Finger Nails by Lucrezia Boria
White flecks on nails arise from minor knocks bruising the nail. A home remedy uses pitch and myrrh melted and applied overnight to nails, with olive oil to remove remaining residue. Prevention includes keeping nails short and wearing gloves during chores. stenos often suffer this issue.
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Lucrezia Boria
Restive Women Seek Careers A Letter to Elsie Marlowe
A widow aged twenty two plans to place her seven year old daughter in a boarding school to pursue dramatics and voice studies. She argues for personal expression and questions social expectations while readers mock women chasing nontraditional paths.
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Elsie Marlowe
Elsie
Home Making and Dean Talk in Wanda Barton Column
The piece blends a DIY guide on holiday table settings with a personal essay urging generosity over greed. It offers two dinner themes with detailed decorations and place settings and shifts to a critique of a Dean of Women, urging trust and cooperation with students. It ends inviting reader opinions on the dean's ideal demeanor.
Odd Facts From a Curious Page
The article notes earth’s land area at 56 million square miles and water at 141 million. It mentions rook couples alternating on eggs during incubation. A Paris watch firm guarantees free telephone time reminders and 24 hour time inquiries with every purchase.
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Paris
Rachel of Paris Leaps From Pauper to Great Actress
The life of Elize Welix later Rachel traces from poverty in Mumpt Switzerland to Paris stages. She rises with help from critics and poets like Jules Janin Gauthier and Mile Mars becoming the leading tragedienne in Corneille Horace. At eighteen frail health, she captivates audiences, attracts royal attention, and is linked romantically to Comte Alexandre Walewski before dying at thirty seven.
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Elize Welix
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Switzerland
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Lyons
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Sarah
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M. Charon
Conservatory of Sacred Music
Jules Janin
Gauthier
Mile
Mars
Corneille
Horace
Comte Alexandre Walewski
Napoleon
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