Fresh Air Helps Fight Pharyngitis and Health Tips
A 1929 health feature explains pharyngitis, its acute and chronic forms, symptoms such as throat irritation and pain, and the role of fresh air, sunlight, and regular exercise. It advises reducing tobacco, improving ventilation, addressing nasal obstruction, and maintaining bowel health to aid prevention and recovery.
Beach Fashion: Tricolor Bathing Suit Stuns This Season
Vera Winston notes sunny days demand bold beachwear with a white, orange, and yellow tricolor bathing suit. The bodice tucks under a snug pantlee, finished with a bow. a practical cape with a cuff collar suits sun seekers who avoid sunburn yet want style.
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie on young love
A teen asks if she should give up other boyfriends to be with a jealous high school sweetheart. Annie Laurie counsels waiting until after graduation, focusing on studies, staying friendly, and not rushing into engagement, noting feelings may change in a few years. The column also clarifies polite responses after meeting someone, suggesting a brief thanks or a pleasant remark.
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Annie Laurie
Flavor or Tenderness in Chicken Choices
The piece weighs flavor against tenderness in chicken buys. Spring birds are tender but milder. older birds offer richer flavor. Freshly killed birds taste best, and washing with soda water helps. Best method is broiling spring chicken, while larger birds suit roasting or smothering. Also outlines fricassee style and Brunswick Stew prep steps.
The Home Kitchen by Alice Lynn Barry
A cooking note outlines simmering chicken fricassee on a moderate flame for an hour then another hour with added ingredients. It discusses ways to vary the dish with salt pork butter or veal, and suggests vegetables like peas mushrooms celery carrots potatoes olives to enrich flavor.
Stars Say- For Wednesday June 12
The horoscope urges industry, patience, and prudence to gain rewards in life and finances while noting risks from duplicity and poor money management. It advises consulting elderly persons or institutions and mentions a favorable year for those born on the day. A child born today may be industrious yet obstinate, and the quote from George Eliot closes the piece.
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Genevieve Kemble
George Eliot
Pnompenh Echoes Of Angkor In Warrior Dress And Dance
Temple Manning travels to Pnompenh, Cambodia, where legends say Cambodian women once wore warrior dress. The city blends French influence with exotic charm, featuring Sampot garments, open-air shops, and revived Khmer arts through dances and crafts in the Cambodian Museum.
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Temple Manning
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Angkor
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Little Man in Fever's Darkness Hated by Mary
In a fever tale Mary recalls the hideous Little Man in overalls with a soiled handkerchief who haunted her room. Her family doubts him while the doctor offers calm, and Mary eventually recovers as spring returns and the Little Man vanishes. The piece reflects on illusions and faith in care.
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Mary
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Steadfast Woman Faces Hidden Pursuit on Long Island Road
In a suspenseful scene, Princess Olina and companions travel Montauk Highway toward Patchogue with disguised threats watching from trailing sedans and open touring cars. State troopers and protective detail accompany the group toward the Hotel Kelsey as armored guards close in.
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Knarf’s One-Shadow-Club Sings Amid Fiddle Pranks
Knarf proclaims himself president of a one member Gleeful Glee Club. The shadow boy plans a song but his master begins practicing the fiddle, causing the clubroom to shake and the others to flee while Knarf stays to hear.
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Flor
Hanid
Yam
Fior
Words of the Wise Reflections on Virtue and Courage
A compact edifying note collects famed lines on greatness effort and kindness. It quotes Shakespeare Martial Terence Byron Bolton Chaucer Locke and others to urge courage courtesy and steady work.
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