Train up Telephone Voices for Pleasant Speech
A 1928 feature essay applauds musical telephone voices and urges women to speak clearly from the chest using proper diction. It contrasts lively, cheerful speech with nuisance chatter and imagines telephony as nationwide language improvement. The piece praises a caller with warm, precise articulation and jokes about teaching voice to all.
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Winifred Black
Pehaw
Advice to Girls and a Boyfriend in Annie Laurie Column
A teen girl asks if it is harmful to sneak out with a boy. The answer cautions following her father, focusing on studies and avoiding secrecy to protect welfare and trust. A teen boy seeks guidance about a senior girl. advice urges a direct talk to assess sincerity and urges not to overinvest in a fleeting relationship.
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Annie Laurie
Ondering
Love's Embers Brevetation Near the Red Bearded Man
Adele Garrison recalls a woodland search for Junior with the red bearded Transylvanian and his companion at a shack. Junior explains he wandered after Patsy chased a cat and fears punishment, while Madge plans a calm, age appropriate consequence.
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Junior
Katie
Dreams Reflect Hidden Desires and Character Analysis
Psychologist Louise Bischoff explains that dreams do not foretell the future but reveal repressed wishes and past experiences. Dreams expose the dreamy self, pause recall, and symbols like water or a house. analysis requires considering the dreamer’s life, childhood thwartings, and personal context. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
Tomorrow Horoscope for January 18
Genevieve Kemble notes a quiet planetary day with focus on writing printing and promotion. Business may move and neglected correspondence should be cleared. A lively year lies ahead for those born today with talent in writing or public speaking highlighted by Daniel Webster as a notable nativity.
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Daniel Webster
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning Health Resort in India
Article notes Kashmir as a European health resort and trade center with silks and shawls. It recounts Kashmir history from 1889 reforms ending the bejar system, lifting poverty, and fostering ambition. It describes the region's Mohammedan majority with Hindu, Buddhist, and Sikh minorities and lingering superstitions.
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Temple Manning
India
Kashmir
Bejar
Worn-Out Person a Prey to Disease
Article by Roy al S Copeland M D former New York health official warns weariness invites eczema and illness. Advises diet, rest, exercise and skin care using boracic acid starch poultices hyposulphite of soda and careful water quality. Includes Q and A on flat feet canker sores weight gain and proper dieting. Copyright 1923 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Secrets About Ham The Home Kitchen by Jeannette Young Norton
AM cookery article outlines choosing a sugar cured ham for home boiling and how to cut a ham. It emphasizes selecting a short thick ham with moderate fat and halving it for even cooking.
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Jeannette Young Norton
Fashion Notes and Ham Recipes in a Lively Page
A Vera Winston fashion column previews garnet velvet ensembles with belt accents and velveteen blouses, paired with a gored skirt and beige velour turban. It also presents detailed ham cooking steps for boiled, stuffed, and baked methods, plus ham and sausage pie ideas and serving tips.
Dicky Meets a Mexican Axolotl by the Lake
Dicky nets a small axolotl from a Mexican lake. He meets Squeedee the elf and learns the creature guards eggs hanging on underwater weeds. The axolotl explains its eggs hatch into replicas of the father, though predators may eat them. the pair plan a follow up visit.
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Dicky
Squeedee
Joyland
Mr. Mexican Axolotl
Mexico
Mexican Axolotl
Tne
Words of the Wise and Moral Reflections
A collection of brief maxims and literary lines. The quotes span authors from Froude to Moliere Aristophanes Coriolanus Pope and Milton offering views on wisdom selfishness progress and social life.
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Louis E. Bisch
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Ervine
Vera Winston
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Froude
Phaedrus
Aristophanes
Coriolanus
Milton