Clearing Away Mysteries of the Heart by Dr Copeland
A concise discussion on heart health urges vigorous, regular exercise to strengthen heart muscles. It explains the heart as a muscle that must endure stress and that most people benefit from controlled, brisk activity while advising those with weak hearts to heed doctor's cautions. A second article on the heart is promised tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
DR. Copeland
Celerks
The Home Kitchen Ice Cream Desserts Update
Old desserts gain appeal in warm weather with ice cream replacing whipped cream. Recipes include Fresh Strawberry Pie a la Mode Rice Pudding a la Mode and Peach Shortcake a la Mode using vanilla and tutti frutti ice cream, with fruit, jam, and light pastry tweaks for serving and texture.
Odd Facts From Depths to Hats in History
A collection of curious notes: Dead Sea salinity doubles at 66 feet and triples at 1600 feet. Records claim giants like Duke John Frederick of Brunswick at 8 ft 6 in and O'Brien at 9 ft 4 in. Hats begin in Paris 1404, England 1610, stamp duty 1784 1811, silk hats 1826. Heathen term from heath dwellers resisting Christianity.
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John Frederick
Brunswick
O'Brien
College of Surgeons
London
Paris
England
Health Q and A on infant ear discharge and weight
An infant aged four months has a running ear with foul odor and no visible inflammation. Seek examination to identify underlying cause and prevent serious trouble. A 25 year old asks about weight and diet. Advices estimate 125 pounds, reduce starches and sweets, daily exercise, and request more details via stamped envelope.
Today's Fashion: Accessories Take Center Stage this Season
Vera Winston notes growing importance of accessories with belts highlighted for evening wear in stitched chiffon with a brillant buckle and doeskin with a nailhead buckle for daywear. A tapestry bag in browns and yellows pairs with a brown silk umbrella. A soft taf feta handkerchief in green and blue plaid is styled as a cravat for the topcoat.
The Breakfast Corner by Annette Bradshaw
A lone woman arranges a gate leg table by the window to brighten her dining room. The light and pleasant view elevate the breakfast service, making the meal more enjoyable and beneficial for her solo lunches in this airy corner.
Advice to Girls Ye Annie Laurie and the Right Kind of Boy
A reader seeks guidance on meeting suitable boys while staying true to wholesome values. Annie Laurie and others offer reassurance, urging patience and club participation to form meaningful, respectful connections. Comments stress delaying romance, cultivating friendships, and pursuing shared interests until lasting love appears.
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Annie Laurie
Annie Laurie advice column on teens dating and entertainment
A reader seeks guidance on keeping a boy friend engaged during teenage years. The column suggests balancing studies with sports, enjoying light chatter, and offering simple refreshments. Another query asks how to handle a falsehood causing drift, advising to confront the liar and clarify facts to preserve the relationship.
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Annie Laurie
Pragy
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Predictions note lively trade and promotions with risks of fraud. Caution advised in signing documents and writings especially for birthdays. A child born today may be brilliant yet lax in contracts without strict training in integrity.
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Genevieve Kemble
Three-Minute Journeys To Costa Rica Paradise
Temple Manning invites readers to travel to Costa Rica via San Jose, noting a spring climate, lush flowers, and a refined urban scene. The piece highlights Puerto Limon as a banana port, San Jose’s opera house, a grand museum, and the country’s European heritage, with emphasis on scenic hills, clean streets, and banana plantations run by Jamaican labor.
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San Jose
Republic of
Costa Rica
Puerto Limon
Banana
Metropolitan Opera House
Egypt
Etruria
Mother Marth
Jamaica
Shadow of a Siren in Once Happy Home
A long married woman fears her husband’s affair with a younger coworker. A columnist urges Alice to defend her home, rekindle romance, and restart effort to save their twenty-one year marriage rather than abandon it. Copied lines reflect 1927 Premier Syndicate style guidance.
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Alice
Dimar
Ellie
Svery
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Seen on 5th Ave Bu Miss Shoppe fashion notes
The article notes satin-back Beorgette fabrics in light pastel shades and new Paris couture influences. It highlights the tailleur as a smart formal morning wear with black or gray ensembles, often paired with a black jacket, gray skirt, or a silver fox accessory and felt hat. Sheer black is predicted for spring and summer.
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5Th Ave
Paris Couturiers
Love’s Embers Sequel Reveals Unwanted Invitation
Adele Garrison Veritzen plans a country conference with Philip Veritzen that excludes Madge unless Lillian Underwood can join. Madge insists on inviting Lillian, warning of Sunday travel limits, while Veritzen tries to save face and keep Lillian’s involvement as a possible afterthought.
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Adele Garrison- Veritzen
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Lillian Underwood
Vey
Lillian
Mr. Veritzen
Los
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