Life-Giving Rays of God's Sun a Gift from Copeland
Dr. Royal S. Copeland extols country life and outdoor living as a health booster. He notes rail travel, cottages, and easy access to church and movies, urging daily sun exposure to build strength and vitality, especially in summer, and promotes outdoor hours year round.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York
New York City
Washington
Dry Copeland
Thoreau
Concord School
Ueht
Weight guidance for young adults from 1927 health Q and A
The article states a 19 year old girl at 5 ft 5 in should weigh about 126 pounds and a 28 year old woman at 5 ft 10 in should weigh about 148 pounds. It adds that reducing weight is not advisable.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
THURSDAY JUNE 9 predicts a cautious day with negative lunar transits warning against misrepresentation and trickery in documents and writings. It notes possible fraud or slander risks for birthdays and highlights John Howard Payne as a notable nativity with themes of integrity.
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Neptune
Mercury
John Howard Payne
Lavender Frock Dazzles Model Client in Satin Fit
A fashion scene shows Madame suggesting lavender as the season’s best evening shade. A young client admires a pale shimmering lavender satin dress with a zig zag bolero yoke and asymmetrical tunic, while Madame offers a personal fitting and promise to replicate the design in a week.
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Cadame
Madame
Absorbing Sequel to Revelations of a Wife
A narrator recalls a tense encounter with a red bearded man who follows her from the east end to the city. She debates his odd behavior and why he waited at the road meeting point, suspecting someone told him of her town journey. The passage hints at ongoing danger and mystery surrounding Adele Garrison’s tale.
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Adele Garrison
Plees
Long Island Road
Mr. Veritzen
Jim
Dicky
Mme
Henna Shampoo Recipe Sent in Advertisement Form
An advertisement style article explains Henna Shampoo by Josephine Huddleston. It details preparation with powdered borax, powdered henna, castile soap, and cold water, then multiple applications to create a henna gel for coloring and brightening hair with shade dependent timings.
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Josephine Huddleston
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on dating etiquette
A reader asks if it is proper to accept a date from a charming stranger met at a dance. The columnist urges caution, suggests asking a mutual acquaintance for introductions, and advises waiting for clearer signals before inviting further social outings.
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Annie Laurie
Babe
Rute
Lorraine
Abe
Ruth
Support of Homes Men's Obvious Duty
Ellie Marlowe portrays Nellie and Jack, a young couple whose marriage sours after Jack’s withdrawal from work. Nellie recalls their early happiness, then describes Jack quitting jobs, losing motivation, and failing to support the family as she remains the sole earner.
Folding camping gear and home life advice
The article extols folding camp gear from tents to ovens and lanterns as an ideal modern camping convenience. It blends a homemaking column with personal advice on marriage, urging a wife to restore her husband’s self respect and redefine roles to rekindle harmony.
Famous Actress Margaret Anglin A Pioneer of Greek Drama
The Ot tawa born actress Margaret Anglin rose from convent school to New York drama study under Charles Frohman. She starred opposite Mansfield and O Neill, led her own company, and revived classics like A Woman of No Importance and Sophocles Electra. In 1918 a Damrosch musical setting accompanied Electra, and she later earned the Laetare Medal.
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House of Parliament
Ottawa
Canada
Margaret Anglin
Timothy Warren Anglin
Margaret
New York
Miss Anglin
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Bronson Hoeward
Roxane
Henry Miller
I. She
Holbrook Blinn
Electra
Sophocles
Walter Damrosch
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Fanny
Darrell
Mede
Hauder
Genevieve Kemble
Grace Thorncliffe
Madge
Ellie Marlowe
Ellie
Jack
Nellie
Elsie Marlowe
Wanda Barton
Premier Syndicate
Anne Chaplain
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