Dodging the Doctor Is Poorest Way to Behave When Pernicious Anemia Comes On
Royal S Copeland M D outlines pernicious anemia signs and urges prompt medical care. He describes symptoms, progression, and the need for rest, proper diet, and clinician guidance plus patient education. The article includes a Q&A on weight, complexion, and practical health advice.
Day of Model Home Is Here
The model home promotes better living and home ownership through modern detailing and planned neighborhoods. It showcases labor saving devices, built in conveniences, and electricity driving appliances to demonstrate practical room use and efficient family meals. It guides buyers on space, traffic, schools, markets, and utilities for informed decisions.
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A Fashion Model's Diary on Modern Coat Styles
Grace Thorncliffe notes the coat as a diverse field of styles from flared to cape and fur less wraps. Subdued beiges and tweeds dominate, with navy crepe silk and beaded belts adding bold accents. Slim, youthful design defines the contemporary outerwear trend.
Daisies Speak on Love and Cupid’s Whims
A whimsical poem notes daisies tell if he loves me or not by a daisy rosary. It warns daisies sometimes tease and mischief if Cupid is not with you, risking heartache in playful verses.
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One Flower of American Opportunity
Winifred Black recounts a Belgian bride and her American husband who rise from poverty to independence in California. He starts at a soda fountain and bets on neighbors, then buys a home, car, and gains means to return to Belgium, illustrating the American inheritance of opportunity and courage. The piece ends urging gratitude and a joyful singing of the Star-Spangled Banner.
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Advice to Girls In Love From Annie Laurie
A young woman asks if kissing a deeply loved boyfriend is proper. Annie Laurie cautions restraint outside engagement and urges the woman to overlook gossip, confront the partner, and defend him until rumors prove false.
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Stars Say for Tuesday June 12
The stars foretell sudden and surprising developments with possible risks. Jupiter aids finances. prudent handling of writings is advised. A birthday warning suggests strong judgment can turn unforeseen events to advantage. A talented child may be restless yet successful with proper training.
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Vacation Beauty Kit For A Three Week Mountain Trip
A 1928 feature suggests a compact vacation beauty kit with pale grease paint as a makeup base paired with rouge, powder, cleansing cream, hand lotion, foot powder, eyebrow pencil, lipstick, waving fluid, nail care items, and protective items to counter wind and sun. It includes a detailed list of ingredients and usage tips for outdoor conditions.
Individual Differences Say School Record Isn’t Fate
The piece argues that a poor school record does not predict later failure, and gifted minds may rebel in youth. It urges individualized study with a school psychologist to nurture aptitudes and address defects, noting exceptional people often diverge from average patterns.
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Love's Awakening by Adele Garrison
Marion Morton resents her stepfather and clings to her mother as she prepares for school. She shares a grandmother’s secret with Aunt Madge, hoping for trust and protection while navigating family tensions and loyalties.
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Dotty Sees a Cicada Emerging From Its Old Gown
Dotty and Squeedee watch a cicada shed its dark shell after seventeen years underground. The insect explains the new brownish green gown and wings drying in the sun before sailing away. The tale notes the bug will live through the summer.
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Words of the Wise Through Ages and Authors
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Disraeli Lucanus Aesop Emerson Aurelius Macaulay and Hare reflecting on youth adulthood learning truth and folly. contrasts between perception and reality across eras.
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