Don't Meekly Accept A Sightless Life
Royal S Copeland argues against accepting blindness and urges testing for treatable eye conditions. He notes medical advances, cites a cataract success story, and encourages perseverance and inquiry into possible relief through glasses, surgery, or science. He also answers health questions on shingles, perspiration, and adhesions.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Tomorrow's Horoscope and Medical Q&A from 1926 Paper
A Victorian horoscope warns of risky finances under Jupiter, urging cool planning and warning of legal trouble from rash acts. The section notes a child born today may be impetuous yet generous, and includes medical Q&A on dandruff skin conditions with instructions to send stamped envelopes for answers.
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Jupiter
Capelana
Copeland
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Reveals of a Wife Tale Ends in Chinese Villain's Capture
Adele Garrison's narrative continues with Yet Tai plotting a deadly scheme against Hugh Grantland and Fanny Powell. Lee Chow saves Hugh as the couple confronts a masked villain in a manor, a tense struggle ending with Yet Tai overpowered.
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Tyndall
Dicky
Tai
Hugh
Grantland
Fanny Powell
Lee Chow
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Tai Han
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Three-Minute Jourourneys: Beggar Child as King in Mull
Temple Manning recounts Mull Yunnan style rule by a Living Buddha age eighteen, chosen by birth hour. A child dons royal emblems while lamas shape his destiny, with the king and lama elders bowing before him. The tale highlights caste, monastic power, and a society ruled by spiritual authority.
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Temple Manning
Yond
Likiang
Yunnan Province
China
Buddha
Muli
Mull
Geome
Odd Facts When at Full Stremeth Noted In Turbid Text
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear phrases about Mare elie ferwe duubere and numbers 8.089. Hunting or other activities are mentioned in a distorted form. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Is He Decorous or a Docile Dolt?
This column debates whether a husband should seek his wife’s permission before writing to another woman. The writer mocks the idea as humiliating and argues true marriage rests on mutual trust rather than control. It cites Marjory Brand and Hale to illustrate views, concluding most wives secretly favor independence over “trained seal” obedience.
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Edward Cecil
Marjory
Hale
Premiere Syndicate
Scrutinize Your Beauty By Lucrezia Bori
A vintage column urges women to assess beauty habits daily and avoid neglecting different features. It compares sisterly criticism to constant self-care, advising consistent grooming of hair hands and overall appearance. Annie Laurie offers teenage dating guidance urging frank talk to prevent hurtful heart actions.
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Annie Laurie
The Home Kitchen By Jeannette Norton
A nostalgic home cooking piece extols milk as essential for all ages and shares a series of old fashioned recipes. It emphasizes milk’s nutritional value and offers step by step methods for flavorful milk based soups and dishes, including a rich breakfast bread toast idea and a custard like dessert.
A Fashion Model Notes Short Jackets Trend
In a lively street scene Pam and friends discuss a stylish young woman wearing a navy woolen short jacket with green accents. They conclude short jackets are youthful and plan to buy one for spring, praising a designer’s clever use of color and fit.
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Pam
Sam
Aria
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