Being Sickly Is Costly-Guard Your Health and Save Money
Health columnist Royal S Copeland argues illness burden harms families and economies. He cites rising hospital use in New York, mental health trends, and data collection on sickness costs. He urges universal healthful living and simple hygiene as the best remedy, plus a Q and A on weight and health queries.
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Royal S. Copeland
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United States
New York
New York City
Thomas William Salmon
North America
Stars Say for Tuesday June L1
The astrology column notes a sudden upheaval with radical influence possibly affecting employment and residence. Promotions or advancement may come with careful planning, while contracts and new agreements could involve subtlety. A birthday sleepy year may bring unusual change and a child born then shows original talent.
A Fashion Model's Diary Delights In Golf Costume
Grace Gracie Thorncliffe writes of Helene and Gracie in a breezy diary note about a fetching golf costume. She discusses fashion, readiness for golf, and a two piece sun tan dress with red wool crepe jacket, offering to select outfits for a friend.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Gracie
Careful Wrapping Of Foodstuffs In The Home
Foreign observations on wrapping food for market sale contrast with home practices. Remove paper wrappers from bread and meat upon bringing them inside and store foods in tin, glass, or china containers to keep them clean and thoroughly chilled.
Home Making Tips On Food Containers And Storage
Eleanor Ross explains how insects enter kitchens and why certain foods must stay in original containers. Coffee in sealed tins should remain unopened to preserve airtightness while olive oil stays in opaque tins and should not be poured into glass. Squid foods in paper jars like cream and peanut butter should be transferred to sturdy bowls to avoid flavor changes from prolonged soaking.
Advice to Girls From ANNIE LAURIE EAR ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks how to introduce a boyfriend to her mother and whether to reveal her true age. The guidance suggests simple or formal introductions and warns against hiding one’s age, noting honesty in the engagement conversation.
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Annie Laurie
If I Were a Man a Girl I Would Not Impress
A reflective piece urges men to avoid needy self praise and constant hero worship toward women. It argues that over repeated claims of unique influence alienates partners, noting women appreciate being cared for as well as admired. The tone cautions against perpetual self focus.
Office gossip and personal life on the job
A narrative warns against sharing romantic life at work. It cites gossip about parties, new boyfriends, crushes, quarrels, and love letters as risks. The message cautions that coworkers may be scared off by a chatty, revealing colleague.
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Treating Oily Skin and Enlarged Pores
Josephine Huddleston outlines causes of enlarged pores from excess oil and dust buildup leading to blackheads. She details a jelly-based beauty preparation using rose water gelatin glycerin borax and witch hazel for facial skin health and after-shaving use.
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Josephine Huddleston
Odd Facts From The Past And Beauty Regimens
A collection of curious claims includes a self contained ice glass lasting half an hour, a new cross wheat rye grain by Russian scientists, and world motor car counts. It describes cold remedies and a detailed facial cleansing routine with hot compresses tar soap Turkish towels and jelly based skin treatments to improve pores and apply powder or creams overnight.
Love's Awakening in a Royal Car Ride
Adele Garrison narrates a tense departure as Mary and Georges travel in a Vertizen car protected from threats by a planned defense. Lillian stacks the odds while the narrator wrestles nerves and loyalty amid a hurried start to the journey.
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Love’s Awakening
Adele Garrison
Lillian
Phil
Olina
Dicky-bird
New York
Georges
Mary
Illian
Harry
Phil Veritzen
Twig
Tempus
Katie
Philip Veritzen
Otto
Katherine
Jim
Vertizen
Dicky
Underwood
Philip Vertizen
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Shadow-Children Move into a House of Cards
In a playful fable, the shadow-children dream of living without sun and find a paper house on the nursery table. They choose a sunless, dim interior but a breeze from the open window topples the house of cards, ending their plan.
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Yam
Mij
Flor
Hanid
North Pole
Knarft
Knarf
Mii
Yar
Inda
Ina
Quotations on Wisdom and Conduct from Noted Figures
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on self management leadership and liberty. Remarks from Crane Eliot Chesterfield Chenier Arnold Swift Johnson and Washington offer insights on mind, speech, enemies, tenderness, governance, timing and growth of liberty.
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Jill
Jacke
Miss Huddleston
United Kingdom
By Max Trell
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Eliot
Chesterfield
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Johnson
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Washington
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