Youth as a State of Mind by Royal S Copeland
The speech argues youth is a state of mind not a life stage and urges staying mentally active through current events, work, and daily interests. It praises elderly vigor, warns against retirement as rust, and emphasizes continuous activity for usefulness and peace. Questions on health topics follow the piece.
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Harrington
United States Senate
Sam
Winter Desserts From The Home Kitchen
A column by Jeannette Norton outlines time saving dessert ideas for modern housewives using ice cream as a base. Recipes include Ice Cream with Cereal Ice Cream Toast Ice Cream with Stew Ice Cream with Baked Apples and Ice Cream with Cranberry Sauce plus brief medical Q and A notes.
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Jeannette Norton
USA
Dictitians
Flowered Organdie for the Little Girls Party
A recent smart party for very small girls featured many diminutive organdies and batistes. A pale rose dress with blue floral print shows shirring at the skirt joining the yoke and tiny cap sleeves. The design can be copied in washable ginghams for warm weather wear.
Beauty and Comfort in a Sunlit Home Furnishings Display
Annette Bradshaw describes a sun parlor and adjoining rooms filled with a reed couch, a two-person love seat, a velour couch, a uniquely designed damask sofa, and a damask divan with silk fringe. The pieces, in chintz and glazed chintz with floral patterns, emphasize luxury and practical comfort for relaxing dreams of beauty and splendor.
Advice to Girls on Love and Friendship
A set of reader questions about sixteen to nineteen year olds exploring love, engagement, parental limits, and social friendships. Responses urge patience, autonomy, and balanced social life, with guidance on handling relationships and family dynamics.
Annie Laurie advice column on inviting a suitor home
A reader seeks guidance on attracting the man she likes who does not ask her out. The columnist recommends inviting him to call at her home and making visits engaging so he feels wanted, hoping he asks to go out.
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Uti
Annie Laurire
Horoscopes for February 11 Forecast of change and advancement
Genevieve Kemble predicts a notable day with a sudden visit or journey. Seek counsel from employers and authorities for favorable outcomes and possible honors. Those born or employed may see promotions, while a child born today could be energetic and ambitious yet prone to abrupt changes.
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Genevieve Kemble
Three Minute Journeys By Temple Manning
CARTAGENA on Colombia’s north coast dates to 1533 when Pedro de Heredia founded a major port city. The fortress city changed hands through the centuries and near ruin, later rebounding as a bustling seaport with steep walls and shaded patios. Syrian merchants now compete with long-established Colombian firms in its vibrant commerce.
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Caribbean Sea
Cartagena
Republic of Colombia
Pedro de Heredia
Spain
Francis Drake
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Dear Elsie Advice Column on a Drunk Husband
A twenty year old wife seeks guidance about her husband who drinks and returns late. Elsie Marlowe and Elvira discuss whether indulgence or restraint helps, advising the wife to seek reliable childcare, get a job, and use the husband’s love as motive to change. If he loves her, he will prove it. otherwise she should protect her child.
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Annie Laurie
Weetheart
John Henry
Elsie
Ann
Elsie Marlowe
Elvira
Heaven
Premier Syndicate
Mary
Lillian
Spring Fashions Highlight Hats Belts and Textured Coats
Miss Shopper notes 5th Avenue styles including black felt hats with diagonally folded bands and satin bows, ocelot and beaver trims on coats, shadow plaid topcoats with gray suede pockets, velvet jumpers with red check, and scarlet silk sleeves. The African turban returns for resort and street wear while Milan-blue ensembles feature fabric crown and satin brims.
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Milan
Baker’s web and a troubling charge in Mary
Lillian suspects Mrs. Baker manipulated Mary to sever Mary’s ties with the narrator. The plan involved Mary fabricating a frightened tale to mislead the narrator about Baker’s proposals. The narrator contemplates how to proceed while balancing suspicion and concern for Mary’s honesty.
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Mary
Odd and Interesting Facts Highlights in Brief
A collection of curious notes from varied topics. Jay-walkers receive death-count cards in New York police displays. Denham Buck’s near thirty years without crime. Poisoning fears overfood deemed unfounded by a medical expert. Coin weights compare British currency. A camel’s load likened to horses. Whale meat trade grows along West Africa, stock from British Columbia sold. French surgeons test oxy acetylene gas for anesthesia.
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New York
Africa
British Columbia
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