Banish the Growing Old Bug a Boo urges Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland argues against fearing age and outlines a philosophy of healthy living and honest aging. He claims aging is visible, inevitable, and individuals can stay active through right living, fresh air, exercise, cheerful thoughts, and simple eating. He also answers reader questions on stones, weight, low blood pressure, infections, hair bleaching, heart sensations, and dark circles.
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Dr. Copeland
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A Fashion Model's Diary of a Simple Wedding
Dorothy EL married at the minister's house in a simple ceremony attended by Peggy Helene Dorothy's mother and the narrator. Peggy cried, and Dorothy and Peggy plan to live with the narrator after the wedding. They will move to a larger apartment in fall, and Dorothy and her husband begin a six week European honeymoon that evening. Peggy bought Dorothy's dress at Madame's shop a printed chiffon frock with a bow, and an uneven hemline.
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The Vacation Girl Says Hello To Romance At Sea
Madge Geyer writes of a young woman boarding a steamer for vacation hoping for romance abroad. The piece contrasts shipboard adventures with a reminder to value loyal devotion at home, urging balance between dreams and lasting love.
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Aventure
Man of the House Questions Comfort in Furnishings
A bachelor complains that interior decorators favor frilly and fragile decor over practical comfort. He notes men seek ample space, strong lighting, and roomy tables for books and papers, while women’s tastes often prioritize aesthetics over function.
Home-Making Helps By Eleanor Ross
An advice piece notes masculine comfort at home with simple furnishings for a library table a lamp and ash trays. It argues men seek freedom of the feet and criticizes low elegant footstools as unsuitable for the average living room. The Very Young Husband is cynical about budget limits and luxury furniture.
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Betty
The Stars Say for Tuesday July 9
Astrological outlook notes possible breakup of a long obstacle and crystallization leading to deals with large groups. New contracts may follow, with careful discretion. Birthdays hint at a fruitful year after easing old blocks and forming favorable alliances with corporations or secret societies.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie 1920
A reader asks if a broken engagement brings bad luck and if reconciliation is wise. The adviser urges breaking unfair engagements, warns against superstition, and notes love must be mutual. A high school girl seeks guidance on a two year dating pattern with a older man and whether to abandon other suitors. The column emphasizes personal judgment and mutual love before committing.
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Annie Laurie
Shorty
Blondy
Londy
Hair brightening shampoo uses safe home dye mix
A home shampoo method brightens faded hair using a sparing dye dissolved in water, borax, and Castile soap then cooled to a jelly. The guide warns against uneven staining, advises thorough lathering and rinsing, and suggests adjusting time or dye amount to prevent overbrightening.
Fashionable bathing suits on Fifth Ave shine in silk stripes
On Fifth Ave observers note new swimsuits as the height of chic. One Worth design features a white bodice with a large red and blue flying fish, while the silk striped fabric promises wrinkle resistance after swimming. Trunks show a red and blue embroidered silk belt.
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Worth
Princess Olina and a Betrothal in The Trees
In a private dining scene, Philip Veritzen and a narrator discuss Princess Olina’s infatuation with Noel and the betrothal of Prince Georges to Mary’s niece. The talk delves into class and destiny as they speculate on Olina’s view of Veritzen’s son as a potential king.
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Shadow-Children Visit Worm Household Under the Pansy Bed
Five shadow-children named Fior Hanid Yam and Knarf explore a worm's home beneath the pansy bed. They slide into a tunnel, meet a host worm, and discover worms dine on pansy roots grown by gardeners above. The tale ends with the gardener confirming the pansies are grown for the worms.
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Fior
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Knart
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Words of Wise Condolence and Wit Quotation Fragments
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from Landor Terertte Penn Wilde Laveter Morley on condolence wit youth tradition social agreement and the laws of heat. The lines reflect on human conduct learning and belief in a historic American youth culture.
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