Comfort in beds to curb food use in mules and men
A humorous column by Royall S Copeland argues warm bedding for army mules can cut grain needs, comparing rest to nourishment, then shifts to general sleep advice for humans. It blends quips about hotel ice pumps with tips on better sleep, bedding, and health questions.
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Royal S. Copeland
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New York
New York City
War Department
The Home Kitchen Fruit Recipes From Jeannette Norton
A compact guide to using small fruits in fresh or cooked dishes with pies tarts and desserts. Instructions cover blueberries gooseberries and related desserts with non-graphic cooking steps and simple measures.
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Maine Blue
Odd Facts From a Curious Newspaper Clipping
A collection of quirky statements notes planetary lifespans and cosmic oddities. It cites Earthlike planets living a quad rillion years, a protracted lunar cycle lasting two and a half million years until the next full moon, and a future drought scenario. It also mentions Port of London silt clearance, a blind ex soldier building his own house, and a Kansas bank vault discovery of a 1908 check inscription.
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London
Today’s Fashion by Vera Winston shows chiffon frocks
Vera Winston highlights new chiffon dance dresses with sheer fabric and multicolored patterns. A dress in purple tones from deep plum to lavender features a tight bodice, full skirt, and a short front with a long dropped back, plus a bolero with a single front button.
Sunny Corner by Annette Bradshaw brightens room
The Sunny Corner describes a cheerful inviting reading and sewing space with green glazed chintz curtains and an unglazed criss cross chintz sofa cover. A taupe carpet and a small colorful oriental rug under the table create a bright summery effect.
Advice to Girls pe Annie Laurie column debate necking
A reader questions how popularity tied to necking affects girls and boyfriends. Annie Laurie and readers discuss double standards, respect, and the risks of casual relationships, urging dignity, poise, and self-respect for long lasting friendships and marriages.
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Annie Laurie
Tom
Harry
Ike
Mike
Apologize and reopen friendship after quarrel and pride
The advisor urges the undecided girl to overlook pride and apologize for her part in the quarrel. She should write to renew the friendship, acknowledge fault, and invite reconciliation, noting the other party may also feel ashamed and wish to resume the relation.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Friday June 3 promises extraordinary opportunities and activity under powerful planets. A radical change, invention, industry and speculation bring progress, wealth, and substantial benefits. Personal affairs flourish, birthdays enter a year of opportunity. a talented, ambitious child may rise through endowments. Notable nativities include George VI and Jefferson Davis.
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George VI
England
Jefferson Davis
Three Minute Journeys to Jamaica's Port Antonio
North coast of Jamaica showcases Port Antonio as a tropic paradise with Blue Mountain peaks, winding roads, and a famed hotel perched above the Caribbean. January through March draw visitors escaping winter, while Port Antonio serves as Jamaica's chief banana port and culinary hub for the native diet.
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Jamaica
Port Antonio
Blue Mountain Peak
Kingston
Caribbean Sea
Island
Smoking in Offices Hurts Business Says Elsie
In a 1927 Premier Syndicate piece, a Dear Elsie column weighs feminine smoking in a firm’s office. Five girls share a smoke prone to cliques as men reportedly blaze away. two girls are "smoked out" when the boss discharges them for office proprieties. The advisor argues public taste and sales impact trump personal rights.
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Elsie
Salea
Premier Syndicate
Revelations of a Wife Sequel Aboard a Mystery
In a flowing dialogue, Katie and Dicky discuss a red-bearded man and his odd behavior during a clandestine encounter. Mr Graham laughs at the scene and dismisses danger, while the narrator muses on possible meanings and language hints. The piece blends humor with a cryptic espionage atmosphere. Copyright 1937, Newspaper Venture Service.
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Katie
Graham
Dicky
Red-Beard
Meester
Den
Shack
Meester Graham
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