Shift Your Rouge When Complexion Changes
A beauty notice explains how rouge shade and powder must adapt to changing skin tones. The column urges readers to adjust cosmetics as complexion shifts, noting that even correct shades can require tweaks in color and texture over time.
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Josephine Huddleston
Jose
Hudd
Nui
Handbag collection by French designer sells fast on Fifth
A famous French designer shipped a trio of leather handbags in red, cream, and blue with wide stripes that sold out quickly until new stock arrived. Athletic fashion is shown by socks with Oslo stockings for sports or watching games, and a new crocheted cotton turbans wrap around the head in small colors and flattering fit.
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Oslo
Apollonius of
Tyana
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A lifelong suitor narrates a love impeded by a mother and money. The woman plans to marry despite opposition, with a fellow reader advising open discussion with the mother and possible financial support discussions. The heartbroken writer seeks guidance on a path to union while addressing family interference.
A Fashion Model Praises Tweed Ensembles
Grace Thorncliffe reviews tweed fashions highlighting a standout full length flare coat design. She contrasts trimmed, ladylike, sporty elements with critiques of less bold tweed suits and notes details like saddle sleeves, satin buttons, and a belt. She favors clean lines and a high collar over worn tutored styles.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Helene
Peck
Work Your Way Dont Depend Upon Luck
Psychologist Dr Louis E Bisch argues against waiting for luck and urges continuous effort to build a big career. The piece stresses self mastery, perseverance, and gratitude for advantages, warning that reliance on luck leads to stagnation and missed opportunity.
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Louis E. Bisch
United States
Suiventur Bulliderve
Fiji
Famous Composers By COZETTE DOUGLASS
Niccolo Piccinni, born in Passy in 1728, studied in Naples and Paris. He rose to fame with Le Donne dispettose and La buona figliuola, then clashed with Gluck in Paris. After revolutions and prison, he returned to Paris, then retired to Naples and died in Passy on May 7, 1800.
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Niccola Miriani
Passy
Bari
Nicevola
Piccinni
Conservatory of
San Onofria
Naples
Conservatory
Logrosccino
Neapolitan
Teatro de’Fiorentini
Italy
Rome
Vincenza Sijbilla
Italan
Paris
Grand Opera
Gluck
Conservatoire
Home-Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton extols modern labor saving devices in home making as sinks with built in dish washers and wringerless washing machines. She highlights speed and convenience from five to ten minute dish washing and seven minute large loads, plus a compact baby washer for delicate fabrics and silk undergarments.
Many a Man Died in Spasm of Rage
Dr Roydal S Copeland explains brain congestion from blood balance issues. He describes active and passive congestion, symptoms like headache dizziness red eyes sleeplessness night terrors and irritability and notes relief when sitting up. He warns anger can trigger a rush of blood to the head.
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Earth
Nature
Takieg
Astrological Advice and Health Notes from 1928 Feature
The piece blends a June 21 zodiac forecast with health cautions about anger, brain/eye risks, and heart strain. It includes a reader questions column on corns and benign growths, urging medical advice while noting copyright and the source service.
Love's Awakening in Adele Garrison Serial
A female narrator frets over a phone call from Edith Fairfax about work with Philip Veritzen and a partner who may keep her in the country for the winter. She resolves to return to the city to resume her work while wrestling with personal tensions and loyalty.
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Edith Fairfax
Philip Veritzen
Alfred Durkee
Alf
Junior
Dicky Bird
Mrs. Ticer
Eide
Dicky
Harry Underwood
Madge
Katherine
Tilly Turtle Teaches Mrs. Tumblebug a Lesson in Looks
In a fable by Blanche Silver, Tilly Turtle taunts Mrs. Tumblebug about ugliness. After a reflection scene, Tilly helps the bug back to shore and both learn that inner virtue wins over appearances. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Mrs. Tumblebug
Tilly Turtle
Tilly Turtle, For Giving Me A Chance To See Mysel
Words of the Wise Aphorisms and Reflections
A collection of quotations and maxims from Overbury La Rochefoucauld Bacon Seneca and Cicero on pride discretion anger compassion and security. The excerpts offer compact moral guidance from each thinker and emphasize virtue over vanity.
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New York
New York City
The
Stars
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Love’s Awakening
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Blanche Silver
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Seneca
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