Cure for jealousy lies in common sense not passion
Dorothy Did explains jealousy as a form of insanity rooted in exaggerated ego and lack of mental balance. The remedy is common sense, while warning that spying and accusing partners destroys affection and trust, leaving the jealous person to suffer needlessly.
Jealousy in Love and Family Dynamics
A analysis of jealousy within marriages and families. Jealousy from in laws parents and spouses fuels suspicions and quarrels and can drive partners toward infidelity. It erodes personal liberty and happiness, turning trust into a self defeating trap.
Bright sayings prize contest at the Fair theater
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents daily and a one day pass to the Fair theater for the best and wittiest jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for children, but jokes must concern the doings and sayings of the kids as a regular daily feature.
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The
Globe
Fair Theater
Prizes and Passes Awarded in Town Fair Day
A list notes Mrs H O Kirby of 315 Taylor Street receives 25 cents and a Fair theater pass today. A circus visit prompts a child to comment on a camel in the parade. Various quoted lines reflect simple, homespun anecdotes from readers Miss Beulah Crain Cordell Oktla Route 4 and Mrs Harper Scoggins Canyon Tex plus a boy reacting to sunset and stormy skies with his mother and aunt.
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H. O. Kirby
Taylor Street
Early 20th Century Film Docket With Mixed Features
The list highlights several 1910s films including Born Rich from First National Garrick Pictures, His Country Sweetheart with Viola Rappert, Headwinds starring House Peters, a modernized The Taming of the Shrew set at sea, Outwitted with William Desmond and Helen Holmes, and The Riddle Rider, all described as brisk or humorous features from their era.
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House Peters
Universal
New York City
Lynch
Garrick Pictures
Will Nigh
The
Fair Theater
Hand Winds Shines at Mission with Noted Cast
The film features House Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller in Hand Winds at the Mission theater with an explosive destroyer scene and a rocky coast. Cast includes Arthur Hoyt William Austin Richard Travers Lydia Yeamans Titus Togo Yamamoto George Kuwa and K Nambu. Director Herbert Blache adapts A M Sinclair Wilt story amid humorous matrimony experts and seaside drama.
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House Peters
Patsy Ruth Miller
Mission Theater
Arthur Hoyt
William Austin
Richard Travers
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Togo Yamamoto
George Kuwa
K. Nambu
Herbert Blache
A. M. Sinclair Wilt
Saturday Evening Post
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