Swaggering Boss or Bashful Boy Behind a Bluff
A keen portrait contrasts a swaggering boss with a shy, affectionate boy inside him. The piece traces family influence from a quiet father to a boastful godfather and notes the contrast between imitation and real achievement. Copyright 1875, Newspaper Feature Service.
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Mouse
Godfather
Bally-Hoo
Pedal exercise to reduce hips for summer wear
A simple bicycle like pedal motion targets hip fat and reshapes the hips. Lie on your back with a knee drawn to the chest then push the foot outward in a half circle, repeating 20 times per leg and alternating for five minutes. Start slow and increase pace as you go.
Advice to Girls on Courting Etiquette from Annie Laurie
A reader asks about gifting a graduating boyfriend, how to greet after introductions, how to say good night, and who walks on the street or sits nearest the aisle in a theatre. The answer suggests gifts like books, that expressing delight is common, good night is preferred, and the boy should walk on the curb while the girl sits nearer the aisle.
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Leboy
Chim
Cmwnee
Color craze in beds shows fashion mood of season
Home making tips by Wanda Barton describe bed linen trends from Nile green sheets and embroidered spreads to patchwork quilts and German spreads. The piece notes color themes, fabrics, and prices ranging from upper middle to three figure costs, with Parisian embroidery highlighted as premium.
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Nile Green Room
France
Checked Woolens Highlight Smart City Fashions
The latest NE styles feature checks on woolens used in many ensembles along the Avenue. Descriptions include a two piece frock with light gray fabric and a yellow kasha trim, a dual tone tailleur pairing dark gray flannel and blue tep, and a wrap around skirt. Accessories include blue suede slippers a blue cloche and a hat with a checked crown.
Impetigo and Skin Care from Dr Copeland
Skin eruptions are linked to neglect and infection. Impetigo forms crusts and may spread via shared items, often healing with proper care. Treat crusts by removing them and applying a moist dressing while following physician guidance.
Edouard Lalo A French Composer’s Life and Works
Edouard Lalo born Lille January 27 1823 studied at Lille and Paris Conservatories. He won the Prix de Rome in 1847 and after a long quiet period revived with operatic and instrumental works including Le Roi d Ys and Symphonie Espagnole. He died April 23 1892 after receiving honors such as Officer of the Legion of Honor and Prix Montbigne.
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Edouard Lalo
Lille
Paris Conservatory
Lalo
Conservatory
Baumann
Habeneck
Schulhoff
Crevecoeur
Armigaud
Jacquard
Bernier de Maligny
Laio
Symphonie Rspagnole
Opera Comique
Gounod
Legion of Honor
Arthur Cocquard
Ife
Odd Facts From Around The World In One Column
Stainless steel ballast chain for St Pauls Cathedral weighs thirty tons and spans 450 feet. The loneliest Englishwoman is Miss Rachel Wingate at Kashgar. A Greenwich Observatory clock runs dead time using a free pendulum. London traffic at Hyde Park Corner records 64 268 vehicles in twelve hours including 55 441 buses and cars.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Rachel Wingate
Kashgar
Chinese Turkestan
Greenwich Observatory
Hyde Park Corner
Overcoming Self Consciousness by a Noted Psychologist
Dr. Louis E. Bisch outlines how self-consciousness undermines life and can be mastered by tracing it to childhood or buried unconscious shocks. He advises calm self-examination, patience, and letting thoughts drift to uncover the original cause before addressing resistances.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Stars Say for Saturday June 16 In Horoscope
The reading predicts routine affairs with minor influences and a chance visit or journey. A letter could trigger change, with potential financial benefits and ambition fulfilled, urged to stay poised and conservative. A birthday year showed progress and travel shifts, while a well endowed child may turn to literary or inventive success through knowledge and effort.
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Astra
Love's Awakening: Madge Faces a Winter Choice
Adele Garrison story explores Madge torn between staying at the farm with her child Junior or moving to the city for work. Katherine advises decisive action to avoid spoiling Junior and conflicts with the mother-in-law, while reaffirming trust in Madge to fulfill her duties. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Adele Garrison
Madge
Junior
Katie
Katherine
Salem
Graham
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
The Little Hepatica Flower With Fuzzy Furs
Doris finds a blue hepatica blooming early with a fuzzy coat that keeps it warm. The flower explains its colors, bloom period, and dependence on bees for pollination. Doris gifts a blossom to Granny Hawkins, sharing the cheerful tale from springtime meadows.
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Dorie
Doris
Hepatica
Granny Hawkins
Miss Hepatica
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of the Wise
A collection of quotes on philosophy health love language and justice from various authors. Notable lines discuss dissociation courage in health and the persuasiveness of love while noting justice tardy but effective.
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Louis E. Bisch
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Louis — Bisch
The
Stars
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Little Flower
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Bergson
Bacon
Rousseau
Burton
Justice
Horace
Sidney