Over-Eating Often the Cause of Monday Morning Blues
Health column by ROYAL S. COPELAND M D discusses Monday blues as often caused by upset digestion. It links indigestion and constipation to low mood, lists dietary causes, and prescribes a regimen of light meals, laxative use, walking, and mental relaxation to restore health and improve disposition.
A Fashion Model's Diary Reveals Dorothy's Engagement
A fashion diary notes Dorothy's engagement and upcoming three week wedding. Peggy plans to run the bookshop solo while Dorothy honeymoons in Europe and then returns to work, while talks favor adding Peggy and Hiclene to a new living arrangement to solve housing. Dorothy buys a pale green net gown with green satin for her celebration.
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Oilcloth for Sanitation and Decoration in the Home
Oilcloth offers sanitation and savings by simplifying cleaning and laundry. Modern waterproof fabrics mimic linen or crepe textures and come in bright patterns for windows, curtains, tables, drawers, and shelves. They wipe clean easily, resist staining, and provide color and durability for kitchen and bathroom uses.
Home Making Helps By Eleanor Ross
The author praises cleverly made coverings that resemble linen and wash easily, noting their patterns rival damask and suggesting wiping clean after use. Oilcloth and tile are ideal for kitchen walls for sanitation, while oilcloth squares over sinks and stoves protect plain painted walls from splashings.
Stars Say For Tuesday June 25 by Genevieve Kemble
The forecast warns of an active day with possible confusion and postponements due to lunar aspects. Renewal of contracts may occur but could face small delays. travel and unsettled conditions are likely, with a bright overall outlook and dynamic yearly prospects for birthday individuals.
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Odd Facts From Weather To Tourism And Biology
A report notes hail forms between 15 000 and 40 000 feet, a mosquito has twenty two visible teeth, and the longest ropeway in Argentina spans 2145 miles rising 12 5001 feet. It cites foreign tourism bringing about 400 000 000 into France yearly with Mont Blanc accounting for over 10 000 000.
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If I Were A Man Wouldn’t Give Free Advice
A speaker argues that men should not lecture women about appearance, work, or finances. He asserts women can manage themselves and prefer making mistakes over hearing unsolicited guidance, noting the need to wait for a woman’s own request for advice.
If I Were A Girl The Warns Against Mercenary Partners
A 1922 piece argues women should value character over wealth in dating. It cautions that chasing a rich man for his money leads to disappointment and that genuine affection seeks the person, not the cash, with both sides eventually recognizing the risk of being exploited.
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Bathing for Beauty During Hot Months
During hot weather tepid baths refresh and rest the body. Use two baths daily with a light dusting powder of pure talcum and boric acid for cooling skin. After a tepid evening bath rub with a Turkish towel, then dry and powder or wrap in a bath sheet to air dry for restful sleep.
Advice to Girls on Love and Jealousy
A reader asks how to make a young man love her. The adviser says love cannot be forced and urges overcoming jealousy. She suggests addressing his lateness kindly, noting it stems from thoughtlessness rather than insult.
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Annie Laurie
Love's Awakening in a Plot to Assassinate Prince Georges
In Adele Garrison's serialized tale, Lillian grows convinced Charles Owen may be involved in a plot to kill Prince Georges. The narrator tries to manage fear for Marion while pondering how to warn Harry Underwood before Lillian reveals the letter. Continued tomorrow.
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Knarf The Shadow-Boy Grows Too Big For His World
Knarf the shadow-child grows huge by stretching himself and finds the world tiny beneath his feet. He walks across roofs and river, leaps church steeples, then returns home to his master Frankie who is startled by the enormous shadow before realizing it is only Knarf.
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Wisdom Quotes From Classic Thinkers
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Galsworthy Washington Milton Overbury La Rochefoucauld Dante and Hugo. It contrasts justice and force and stresses passion over mere eloquence while offering views on wisdom power and aging.
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