Wonder What Day You’ll Die The Clock and Death
Wraparound essay questions from the National League of Nursing Education prompt readers to imagine their death, asking how, when, and where they might die. The narrator resists knowing the exact moment, preferring daily life, trains, packing, and travel plans to such forebodings.
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Winifred Black
National League of Nursing Education
League
Chicago
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
Annie Laurie counsels a girl unsure if her boyfriend loves her. She suggests patience, explains maternal jealousy fades, and urges enjoying life fully while building trust. The piece ends with a philosophical reflection on life and love, dated 1927.
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Annie Laurie
Youthful Organdy Frocks Featured In Print And Plain Styles
Five shops promote dainty organdies for debutante and young feminine looks. A daytime printed pink and blue version shows puffed sleeves. an evening model in white features a fitted bodice and deep-tucked full skirt. Home sewers can copy these styles.
Love's Embers and Shared Memories at the Farmhouse
In a shabby hotel room Lillian and I reminisce about decades of friendship and Marion’s upbringing. We debate Marion and Mary Harrison, Mary’s honesty, and Elizabeth Harrison's harsh early training, revealing tensions over Marion’s closeness to Mary and the farmhouse summers. Copyright 1927.
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Lillian
Marion
Philip Veritzen
Harry Underwood
Mary
Mary Harrison
Elizabeth Harrison
Psoriasis discussed by Dr Copeland in 1927 column
Royal S. Copeland addresses psoriasis, its non infectious nature, seasonal effects, and possible links to dental or sinus infections. He notes treatment varies from mild vitamin-like care to skin hygiene, diet, and potential use of X rays or ultraviolet therapy, with emphasis on overall health and kidney function.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Copeland
Developing a Trim Figure By Josephine Huddleston
Fitness tips outline exercises to shape legs and waist for bathing suit season. It covers thigh presses with a book, lying leg work, and a toe rising routine to develop the calves and maintain balance. Repeats suggested for daily quick results.
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Josephine Huddleston
Horoscope for July 23 by Genevieve Kembley
Tomorrow's horoscope notes lunar conflicts, lively activity and job progress but warns of obstructions and upheavals caused by rash acts. Birthday individuals may face a turbulent year, while a child born today could be clever yet impulsive and briefly distracted in affairs. Notables Charlotte Cushman and James Gibbons are cited.
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Genevieve Kembley
Francis Bacon
Charlotte Cushman
James Gibbons
One mother's love heals a family rift and a bride
A boy’s wife is hated by his mother who tolerates for her son’s sake. After a car accident leaves the bride near death, the mother confronts her hate, stays by the bedside, and ultimately forgives. The shared crisis forges a new bond as the couple rebuilds their life.
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Sonny
Mother
Ned
Mother Ellen
Elsie
Gethsemane
Death
Premier Syndicate
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton advises on managing collecting as a hobby within small homes. She notes collecting joys and tragedies and suggests practical storage ideas for books magazines china and textiles while urging careful selection and knowledge of a piece’s history.
Famous Composers By Cozette Douglass Franz Peter Schubert
The article profiles Franz Schubert born in Vienna in 1797, noting his early teaching days, prolific melody creation, patronage by Count Esterhazy, enduring poverty, and untimely death in 1828 at age 31. It highlights his influence on modern songs and operas and his desire to rest near Beethoven.
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Cozette Douglass
Franz Peter Schubert
Schubert
Vienna
Esterhazy
King of
Song
Beethoven
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