Milk Best Source for Growth Says Dr Copeland in Edition
Dr Roy S Copeland argues height comes from growth foods with milk as the chief source. He notes Japanese children raised in America gain height and weight due to milk’s vitamin A, while soy milk cannot replace cow’s milk for growing children. He stresses cream and milk fats carry the growth vitamin.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Japan
Orient
Copeland
Home Making Tips by Wanda Barton in Summer Cottage living
Forty worded homemaking guide covers durable linens like glass towelings and chintz curtains, with care on shrinkage and decorative borders. Suggestions include bamboo and grasscloth curtains, bureau scarves, waxed wallpaper under glass, plus dairy, egg yolk, and leafy vegetables for growth and health guidance.
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Ummer
A Fashion Model Diary Promotes a Summer Afternoon Frock
Grace Thorncliffe details a European trip and a shy client who consults with Madame about wardrobe. They review sketches, display models, and model a new pleated black lace dress over pale pink satin with a taffeta girdle. The piece notes the season’s lace fashions and travel wear.
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Madame
Yale
All Aboard with Letters of Introduction
Winifred Black comments on American travelers abroad whose letters of introduction flood hosts with social calls and gifts. She jokes about the endless lists of correspondents and fears they may be seen as pests by foreign hosts, ending with hopeful thoughts about future home reflections.
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Winifred Black
The
Smiths
Odd Facts From History Include Ages and Dates
A compact set of curious notes states that Alice in Wonderland is sixty years old and that Venus nearly matches Earth's size. It also mentions Mosaic art known to the Assyrians and that the Hebrew Bible was printed in 1488.
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Alice In Wonderland
Venus
Earth
Tomorrow's Horoscope for June 7
Tomorrow's horoscope warns of adverse planetary effects for workers and those dealing with authorities. Ill temper may cause annoyances in business social and domestic relations. Birthday individuals should avoid impulsive speech that jeopardizes employment. A child born today may be lively yet benefit from early discipline and training. Ninativ ity: Franklin P. Glass, newspaper man.
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Franklin P. Glass
Platonic Friendship and Its Counterfeit
Elsie Marlowe Upose discusses common misunderstandings of platonic friendship. A woman asks about daily letters from a male friend claiming pure work-related ties. The columnist differentiates genuine platonic bonds from possessive, insincere masquerades and warns to pause marriage plans if boundaries blur.
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Elsie
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A reader asks if it is fair to date a fellow when a girl friend is involved. The columnist says if not engaged there is no reason to refuse invitations, and advises considering her feelings while pursuing a friendship. A second letter from Zena describes creative lulls and self doubt, with guidance that work comes from necessity and that restlessness often masks laziness, urging action when needed.
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Annie Laurie
Dot
Premier Syndicate
Red Beard Seeks Train At Remote Station
A red-bearded man, rough in appearance, asks Jim for help catching a train. The narrator, wary and guarded, notes his alien courtesy and opaque intent as they ride toward the station, where the stranger queues and shows odd behavior, prompting quiet speculation about his true identity. Copyright 1927, Newspaper Era Service, Inc.
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Jim
Eleanor Lincoln
Dicky
Katie
Eatare Servis, Inc
Color Harmony in Apparel by Josephine Huddleston
A critique of outfit coordination stresses keeping a single general tone for a polished look. It cautions against mixing disparate browns greens purples and reds while noting that even attractive individuals can appear misstyled if color harmony is ignored. It suggests matching black outfits with well chosen same shade accessories.
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Wanda Barton
L. P
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Grace Thorncliffe
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Paul Pim
Des
Mary
Thames
John
Elizabeth
Capri
Balliol
Milan
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London
Riviera
Susie
Kate
Genevieve Kemble
Terest
Miuan
Elsie Marlowe
Zena
Love
Adele Garrison
Josephine Huddleston
Featun
Servier, Inc
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