Pete Robbins and the Movie Hero Dream
A local garage mechanic Pete Robbins earns $50 weekly yet cannot win wives who chase Movie Heroes. The piece contrasts Pete’s honest, steady life with the glamorous Movie Lover ideal, noting girls prefer cinema fantasies over a common suitor and depicting marriage as a film fantasy outcome.
Long-Haired Curiosities From Poetic Eras
The piece surveys hair as a muse in literature from the Sixteenth to modern times. It cites Spenser and Godiva, noting poets glorified long tresses while laments that contemporary women are shorn. It contrasts historical vogue with current shifts in hair and poetry.
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Edmund Spenser
Melisande
Pelleas
Godiva
Question of marriage trends among youth fuels debate
A voice asks what chance the human race has if young ladies are trained to expect movie marriages. Pete and many others express concern about whether such expectations undermine real relationships or future prospects.
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Pete
Annie Laurie
Sarah
Polar bear adrift seen 1 180 miles from New York
Passengers aboard an Atlantic liner report spotting a polar bear adrift on a mammoth iceberg about 1 180 miles from New York. The note adds a quip that Englishmen are more frugal than Scots.
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New York
A Fashion Model’s Diary Night Out
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a dinner party where Pam arranges Emma’s dress and insists on festive attire. Emma wears a rose chiffon gown with gold embroidery and satin slippers, aiming to “make the killing” tonight as Pam praises the look and Emma’s handiwork.
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Pam
Bill
Emma
Quicksands of Love Mystery Unmasked at Nightclub
Lilian and a top sleuth establish that Mary matches the masked dancer seen nightly at the club. Jacek Leslie brings her in a taxi, and the return trip fits Mrs Baker's schedule. Mary is alive in the bed, and Mrs Baker’s link to Jack Leslie deepens the intrigue as surveillance continues.
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Lilian
Mary
Jacek Leslie
Mrs. Baker
Mrs Baker
Lillian
Leslie
Madge
Home-Making Advice on Choosing China for Conserva tive Hosts
Wanda Barton discusses selecting china for a home, advising conservatives to favor open stock wares and cream colored Wedgewood or Copenhagen. She notes color trends, table lighting, and breakage considerations for daily meals and entertaining.
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Copenhagen
China
Horoscope Forecast for January 1 by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow's horoscope predicts an interesting day with changing star angles and potential abrupt, radical results. Cautious yet balanced judgment suggests possible success amid risks and turmoil in new projects and personal affiliations. A birthday reader may face a pivotal year with travel or life-changing events.
Beauty of Neck by Lucrezia Bori
Beauty of Neck offers fashion guidance for evening wear focusing on neck and shoulder care. It recommends cold cream cleansing, massage with olive oil, and sun protection, detailing steps to firm or pale shoulders and prevent tanning or freckling.
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Lucrezia Bori
Farm children win health contest at live stock show
Royal S. Copeland notes three farm youths chosen as the healthiest in the country at the International Live Stock Show. A 14-year-old girl, a 15-year-old boy, and a 16-year-old girl tied for top health, with focus on diet, sleep, and farm work. Copeland urges attention to rural child health and improved school facilities for physical development.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
Advice column from 1927 offers guidance on friendships for a seventeen year old boy, cautions against a serious relationship with a much older man for financial reasons, and includes health Q A pieces by Dr. Copeland on weight norms, auto intoxication, and excessive sweating.
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Annie Laurie
Magnificent Sarah Siddons a Famous English Actress
Anne Chaplain recounts the life of Sarah Siddons born to Roger Kemble, her rise from child Ariel to tragedy queen at Drury Lane. Her early Portia failure then triumphs as Isabella Desdemona Ophelia and Lady Macbeth propelled London fame. She lived married in domestic bliss while earning high regard from Johnson Irving and memorials at Paddington Green and Westminster Abbey.
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Metropolis
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Siddons
Reynolds
Sir Henry Irving
Padington Green
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