Making as Lifelong Success and Joys Out of Marriage
A reader asks if happiness in marriage is possible and how to avoid wedding license woes. The author argues marriage can be heaven or hell based on what each partner brings, urging self-improvement, daily renewal, and tolerance as the keys to lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Marlow
Marjorie
Ellie
Misse
Treaven
Premier Syndicate
Harrison
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Treat Cancer Early to Ensure Cure
Senator Roy S Copeland reports on a Philadelphia cancer conference where 150000 Americans die yearly but most cases are curable if detected early. Emphasizes public education and early symptom recognition akin to tuberculosis campaigns and notes gender gaps in awareness.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Philadelphia
al United States
Copeland
Fashion notes and medical Q A from 1927 feature
Seen on 5th Ave surveys in fashion with tailored suits and hip length jackets. Detailed fabric incrustations appear on pockets and graphic effects from photos. Celanese fabrics touted as healthy to wear. Gray and two tone shades drive spring footwear. A Paris quote favors navy joined stripes, and a cancer caution urges early doctor visits. Readers’ medical questions cover cancer signs, tonsil removal, stomach upset, eyewear. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
World’s largest aerial rising near Rugby Hillmoorton
Twelve masts of 800 feet will support the world’s largest wireless station near Rugby. The British Government operates this vast aerial project at Hillmoorton. Also reported are Saxon daggers found at Juten during road making, identified by the British Museum as over 1,400 years old. Cigars selling in London’s West End cost 15 dollars each and exceed a foot in length.
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Hillmoorton
Rugby
Juten
British Museum
Gale
West End
London
The Home Kitchen Menu By Jeannette Norton
Home cooking advice with five course plan and readable menu items. Tips include bouillon and oyster loaf methods, chicken preparation, jelly rings, and garnish ideas. Aimed at simple, affordable meals with clear steps and basic ingredients for everyday households.
Between seasons ATMN dress hat in satin tones
Two modish satin hats shown for transitional wear. The top wine colored hat features a tiny brim slanting to a minimal rear, with a matching wine faille bow. The second brown Latin toque displays a brown lace fold at the front and a plain back.
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ATMN
Spring Bedroom by Annette Bradshaw
A seasonally refreshed bedroom brings brightening touches as trees bloom. White or pastel dotted swiss drapes harmonize with wall color while sun pours in. A deep chair in glazed chintz adds contrast and comfort, with ruffled drapes and bedspread completing a feminine, cheerful look.
Advice to Girls in Love and Family Consent
A teen girl asks how to handle a dating situation with a boy who dates another girl. Experts advise being fair, see other suitors, and set boundaries with the other girl while maintaining friendship if not deceitful. The second reader seeks parental permission to marry a carpenter lover. guidance urges frank talk, appeal to parents’ values, acknowledge love cannot be forced, and gently prove reasonable grounds to support happiness.
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Annie Laurie
Eivery
Jeannette
Eannette
Dickie
Ickie
Quiet Girls Seek Real Love and Wise Advice
A 16 or 20 year old reader asks if a quiet, poised girl can be loved by worthwhile men. Column replies that youth may not grasp real love, urges growth and patience, and cautions against early marriage while advising limited intimacies until engagement.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Warns of Adverse Lunar Influences
Fairly adverse conditions may obtain in all affairs of this day due to negative lunar transits. In business there may be misunderstandings regarding writings contracts or agreements and in social relations there could be similar discord. Those born today need tact and diplomacy to achieve harmony amid misunderstandings.
Port Royal’s Fate Revealed by Jamaica Earthquake
Temple Manning recounts the 1692 Jamaica earthquake that doomed Port Royal known as the Pirate's Babylon. In minutes, churches, houses and sugar works collapsed, two thirds of the city sank, and many inhabitants died or drowned, leaving only submerged ruins visible on clear days.
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Jamaica
British West Indies
Port Royal
Babylon
Atlantic
Madge Confronts Mrs. Baker With an Accusation
A narrator confronts Mrs. Baker and accuses her of spying on Miss Harrison. The speaker demands that Baker cease visiting and deceiving the niece, threatening removal from the room if she disobeys, to protect the household from alleged inappropriate outings.
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Madge
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Temple Manning
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