Motherhood or Career in Adele Garrison’s Revelations
Madge Graham contemplates balancing motherhood and a theatrical career as her one month old daughter sleeps nearby and son Junior nears home. Friends Lillian Underwood and Marion aid the impending family reunion, while past entanglements with Philip Veritzen and Edith Fairfax complicate her plans for a future play. (Continued tomorrow.)
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Madge Graham
Peter Pan
Junior
Long Island
Adele Garrison
Dicky
Madge
Connecticut Hills
Phil Veritzen
Phil
Leslie
Harry
Hugh
Mary
Noel
Veritzen
Philip Veritzen
Lillian
Miniature Theatre
Edith Fairfax
Marion
Carolyn Brixton
Samuel Brixton
Charles Owen
Katherine Bicket
Meredith
Hugh Grantland
China
Ins
Black Coat Styles Show Off Versatile Fashion Talent
A fashion feature extols the black coat as a universal wardrobe staple with emphasis on quality tailoring and fabric. It highlights styles by Chanel and Maggy Rouff, detailing trims in astrakan furs, wide shawl collars, belted waists, and varied skirts for tall or slender figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanel
Making a Place for a Child at Home in Apartments
The article argues modern apartment living limits children's play space and urges dedicated personal toy areas. It promotes small, organized spaces like low bookshelves and a toy table with a drawer to foster tidiness, responsibility, and respect for adult property, noting the value of a child’s own domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Eugene Field
Junior
Household Hints for Comfort and Cleanliness
A hot bath relieves fatigue and becomes more pleasant with a handful of common salt added to the water. Salt aids in preventing colds. Starch in water helps wash glassware for dirt removal and lasting shine. For window glass, use a cloth with ammonia and whiting and finish with a chamois for a bright sparkle.
Three Sisters and Dame Fortune in the Water
Three elderly sisters with a comfortable life invest in stocks after a cousin’s success. Stocks fall, debts loom, and fear of aging drives them to mortgage their home. They wade into the sea hand in hand and drown, a cautionary tale about wealth and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
Italy
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Odd and Interesting Facts From The Times
A 1924 survey notes condensed milk remains fresh after twenty five years. Records show eight miles daily as the fastest bottle drift in currents. Japan faces rising deaths by love with new propaganda. England registers nearly fifty more private aeroplanes this year. British shipyards build more motorships than steamers for the first quarter, totaling 876,960 tons versus 736,033. Victoria Station introduces a money counting ticket machine. Birmingham trains girls as taxi drivers while eligibility for licenses remains undecided.
Dear Young Lovers Seek Advice on Trust and Rumors
A teenage girl writes of loving a older teen who stopped visiting after rumors spread. A mentor suggests he may cling to rumors. she is urged to end the friendship if he seeks distance. Another letter asks about engagement secrecy and jealousy and whether marriage could be happy without parental approval. The adviser emphasizes trust as essential to happiness.
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Underwood
Lillian Underwood
Marion Morton
Harry Underwood
Jonathan
David
R Oderick
Junior
Lillian
Marion
Whitney Hall
Harry
Roderick
Carolyn Bixton
Brixtons
Ronald
Yale
Helena
Carolyn
Roomie
Catskills
Robert Savarin
Lilian
Jack Leslie
Noel
Mary
Londy
Nancy Lee
Rokenhearted
Horoscope for Today's Stars Reflect Routine and Self Control
The reading suggests a day of routine planetary influences with personal drive shaping progress. Impulsiveness and irritability may flare in small matters, and those with a birthday today should curb rash behavior while a child born now leans to easy tasks and vexatious, irritable reactions if challenged.
Right Food Elements Build Strong Teeth
The article argues diet determines dental health. It cites University of Michigan tests on sugar and cavities, notes sugar can reduce intake of tooth-building foods, and emphasizes milk along with lime and phosphorus and vitamin D as key elements. It advises concentrated sweets only at meals.
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University of Michigan
Hair brushing and diet questions answered
The text answers two reader queries. It says oily hair should be brushed and popcorn can be fattening if eaten in large quantities. It also notes piles stem from constipation and can be overcome with proper dieting.
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Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
Good-Night Stories Goose and Shadow in a Garden Tale
Children in the Mother Goose book meet a wandering gander that hides in its mistress’s room and tries to throw an old man down the stairs until he sings a prayer. The scene blends whimsy with a moral moment as the children react and the gander pursues its aim.
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Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Quack
Mij
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Quote Fragments on Gift Giving and Rewards
A compact extract presents moral reflections on gifts and rewards. Hobbes notes scorn for gifts from despised givers, while Tillotson urges easy duties through a material reward now and a greater afterlife recompense later.
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Hobbes
Tillotson
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Japan
England
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Victoria Station
Birmingham
Preak
Genevieve Kemble
Copeland
ROYAL
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Sena
Ireland, M.D
New York
Health
New York City
DR Copeland
Matty, Q
By Maxtrell
Gander
Locke
Dryden
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