Rest in Action Says Senator Copeland on Longetivity of Nerves
The piece argues monotony tires workers and rest comes from activity. It cites examples from Mark Twain and a bed-bound man to show rest in action. Readers are urged to rise early for a brisk outdoor walk or take a break from desk work to stroll and refresh.
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Royal S. Copeland
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United States
New York
New York City
Mark Twain
Senate
Senate Chamber
Bureau of Engraving
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie in 1924
A 1924 column discusses teen romance and confidence, advising a girl to accept a boy’s other social dates while dating others, and to evaluate sincerity if he delays visits. It includes questions about nerves after meals, ear correction, goitre treatment, and suggests consulting hospitals or plastic surgeons, with a note on sending a SASE for more information.
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Annie Laurie
Ean
Hrownie
Rownie
Goitre
Quiet Evening Reverie Ends With Unexpected Recall
A couple relaxes at home avoiding social outings and enjoys intimate conversation. The man preaches devotion and compliments, noting her allure and importance in his life until his gaze lands on a Washington portrait triggering a memory of the Cherry Tree and the Hatchet.
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George Washington
A Fashion Model's Diary Plot Thickens at Madame Couturier
Mrs Hedgeden recounts a day at the shop where she, as supervisor, manipulates a customer into trying a tweed ensemble with a caracal shawl collar. The model ends with a sale of an Oxford gray tweed outfit featuring a black shawl collar and a plain satin blouse, revealing her grasp of shop power and strategy.
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Madame Couturier
Love's Embers Sequel Heightens Beach Picnic Intrigue
Lillian and a beach party plot to trap Phil Veritzen while watching his reactions to Mary and Noel. A planned night interview with Veritzen, amid jealous glances and secret plans, drives the drama as the couples mingle under the producer's watchful eye.
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Love
Adele Garrisor
Lillian
Phil Veritzen
Philip Veritez
Mary
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Veritzen
Noel
Katherine
Eleanor Lincoln
Katie
Mother Graham
Tomorrow's Horoscope for February 23
Genevieve Kemble forecasts an eventful prosperous day with favorable planetary alignments. Expect changes bringing advantages in employment finances and social contacts as plans advance under strong stellar support. Those born on this day may reach ambitious goals and good position in life. Notable Nativity: G P Handel.
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Genevieve Kemble
Emerson
G. PF. Handel
Famous Composers By COZETTE DOUGLASS
Sir Edward Elgar, born near Worcester on June 2, 1857, rose to prominence after the Birmingham Festival 1900 and Nether-Rhenish Festival 1902. He taught harmony and counterpoint, became a noted English composer, with works like The Dream of Gerontius and The Apostles earning lasting acclaim.
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Elf
Sir Edward Elgar
Sir Edward
Broadwath
Worcester
St. George’s Rh Cy
London
Pollitzer
Caroline Alice
Sir Henry Roberts
Malvern
Gerontius
Birmingham
Richard Strauss
Overcoming Poverty and Its Hidden Burdens
A 1928 contemplation on poverty as a social handicap and the parallel perils of wealth. It urges using night schools, libraries, scholarships, and clinics to lift the poor, notes causes from personal failings to bad breaks, and ends with a call to rise, endure, and fight to win.
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Louise
Bisch
Spinoza
Rousseau
Johnson
Goldsmith
America
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
In Good Literature in the Home Wanda Barton argues for early school changes and parental control over homework. She urges selective reading for children, using clean news, quality magazines, and libraries to foster correct English, good taste, and respectful conversation at home.
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Wanda Barton
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Various Ways of Massage By Josephine Huddleston
An article reviews home massage techniques for the face and neck. It describes kneading pinching molding slapping and pressing to stimulate circulation. It notes risks of overworking the cheeks and emphasizes mouth area work and a lifted smile to ward off wrinkles.
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Josephine Huddleston Ee
David and Squeedee Meet Mrs Andrena Bee in the Ground
David Dorn and the elfin Squeedee discover a digging bee named Mrs Andrena Bee who shows a tunnel hive and treasure chest like cells. She explains pollen storage and egg rooms as they observe hive life and return to sunshine.
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Avid
David
Squeedee
Stere
Andrena Bee
David Dorn
Bee
Captain Ixidd
Mrs. Andrena Bee
Mrs. Anddrena Bee
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Quotes on wisdom and temptation from classic writers
A compact collection of aphorisms from Froude Carlyle Hawthorne and Browning. It contrasts selfishness with wisdom, lessons from experience, the lasting value of art, and the testing of temptation. The remarks reflect literary debates on virtue, fame, and moral victory across generations.
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Dr. Copeland
By Truda Dahl
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Great Britain
Grace Thorncliffe
Junior
Phil
Cozette Douglass
Sir Edward William Elgar
Brahms
Louis E. Bisch
Blanche Silver
Words of
Froude
Carlyle
Hawthorne
Browning
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