Local Infections Are A Handicap to Health
ROYAL 8 COPELAND MD discusses focal infection as a cause of disease. X rays and lab tests locate infection in teeth tonsils sinuses gall bladder appendix or intestinal tract. Removing the focus relieves pain boosts cure and helps prevent future serious ailments.
Health Q and A column on catarrh digestion and growth
Readers ask about persistent throat phlegm and nasal mucus. Answers confirm catarrhal symptoms and suggest medical consultation for possible kidney issues, digestion or nervousness related nausea, and growth concerns in a tall 13 year old with poor circulation.
Stars Say for Thursday July 23 by Genevieve Kemble
The zodiac forecast notes Venus and Jupiter favor private concerns in art romance and social aims. Elders or institutions may aid progress and recognition while cautioning against misrepresentation or conspiracy. A birthday indicates a year of social activity and possible fidelity returns from older institutions. Notable nativity: Cardinal Gibbons.
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A Fashion Model's Diary A Race for Smartness
FE are in Paris again and I have been having grand time exploring the town visiting the shops and going places. I have seen over 50 to many wonderfully dressed women and met over 50 tomers as we ell of them have many CUus here and nearly been so pleased to see me. One admirer has been lovely taking smart places and showing me Paris. I visited dress making houses and noted sales psychology and spotted prints round crowned hats and Empress Eugenie style. At the races yesterday I saw smart costumes and tailored coats. I wore a white waterproof cape from London and a white felt hat to match the smart setting.
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Detachable Cape Replaces the Jacket in New Dresses
Fashion notes describe a trend of dresses with small detachable capes for semi sports and afternoon wear. Examples include a white crepe sleeveless frock with an orange jersey cape, a white mousseline with green plaid cape revers, and a lightweight wool model with basket weave trim and pleated skirt.
Faith's recovery praised as doctor declares baby out of danger
In a tense hospital scene Madge and Katherine await Dr Quigley’s verdict on Faith. The doctor notes a fever but no imminent seizure and prescribes quiet care, minimal nourishment, and round the clock tiny tablets as Lillian coordinates, while Florence’s family braces for the next chapter.
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Household Hints for Home Improvement
Simple do it yourself tips cover improving imitated parchment shades with shellac, oiling key locks and bolts for smooth operation, and touching up heavy glass globes with paint to blend with decor. Copyright 1931 by Newspaper Venture. Bervice. Inc.
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Are Pajamas Immodest for Schoolgirls in Oakland
A column questions public reaction to a Oakland California schoolgirl arriving in pajamas. It contrasts modest dress with attention seeking attire, cites class protests, and debates norms of ladylike behavior, gloves, and public appearance. The piece ends by asking readers for their view.
Home-Making Helps: Screen Thoroughness Deters Indoor Flies
Eleanor Ross explains how to prevent flies by securing screens and doors, checking for holes, and ensuring tight fits. She advises strong fine mesh, proper door springs, screening of all openings, and tracing entry points to stop a fly invasion before it starts.
Advice to Girls From Nancy Lee
A seventeen year old writes of heartbreak and a love triangle with a older boy. The adviser urged finding a new friend who will value her, noting the boy has said he treats her as a friend only. A second reader, nineteen, describes a love triangle with an engaged man and a third woman and receives blunt counsel to be sensible and consider fairness.
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Great Moments in the Life of James Barrie
The article honors Sir James Barrie as a shy, beloved Scottish author whose great moments come from reader joy across Peter Pan and other works. It notes his birth in 1860, key books, and his reclusive nature, alongside personal trials including a troubled marriage and the loss of a adopted son in World War I. It also mentions Adelphi Terrace London neighbors and Frohman’s support.
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Charles Frohman
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Hair Seeds in the Barber Shop Shadow Tale
A magical tale where shadow children seek hair seeds to grow hair on a bald pin. The barber shop tools argue among themselves before the brushes, razors, and soap reveal hints as the shadows wait for the barber to leave. Copyright 1931.
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Words of the Wise and a Chorus of Maxims
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on virtue honesty speech and human nature. Notable voices include Ovid Prynne Boileau Cervantes Burton Morley Emerson Palmerston Walton Darling and Plutarch. The lines contrast prudent behavior and self restraint with ambition and dialogue.
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