Song of the Wind and a Genius
A nostalgic prose piece by Winifred Black describes a green hill locust tree in spring and a magical scene of children playing with fairy slippers. A chubby boy recounts meeting the Wind’s little boy who sings gongs at night, while a girl and baby flee as adults grow wary. Copyright 1920.
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The Thorny Rose by Fanny Darrell
A cautionary piece on love thieves who disrupt happy couples. It outlines types, including the sympathetic manipulator and the rival woman, and explains how cunning schemes erode romance while the targeted partner loses faith in the past happiness.
7 Advice to Girls by Nancy Lee
A teen girl asks for guidance about a troubled relationship with a older boy. The columnist emphasizes inner reform and urges the writer to stop pursuing the romance until the young man chooses a clean life and self respect.
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Nancy Lee
Hawaii as an Island World A History Preview
A serialized travel note surveys Hawaii from its Pacific location to early settlement myths. It traces Polynesian origins around 600 A D, theories of volcanic upheaval, Captain Cook’s exploration in 1778, and Cook’s complex legacy with islanders, ending with a note on his death and the crew’s retreat.
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Don Juan Guetano
Marys party plan disrupted by a last minute date change
Mary arranges a grand dance but asks to hold it a day earlier prompting Auntie Madge and Lillian to discuss costs and lavish decorations. The group plans a lavish dining room with holly laurel mistletoe chandeliers and a large Christmas tree while debating Sobels catering prowess and budget.
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Phillip Verzen
Lillian
Mary
Mrs. Underwood
Madge
Dinner Plans and Dinners And Delicate Banter
A domestic scene unfolds with plans for a dinner and dance after theater. Mary urges moving the date forward while Lilian teases, noting the dinner centerpiece of red roses and maiden hair fern. The narration hints at underlying tension as characters discuss Sobel, an orchestra, and a delayed event.
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Mrs. Underwood
Lilian
Mr. Sobel
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Will You Have Fresh Trout
FISHEIRMAN offers a trout recipe with steps to build a moderate fire, clean the fish with head and tail, fry in bacon fat or butter, and turn often. Breadcrumbs, light lemon butter dressing, or a cream sauce are suggested, with mild greens or mushrooms as accompaniments.
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Fisheirman
Stars Say For Wednesday June 25 Forecast By Genevieve Kemble
The day promises liveliness and events driven by lunar aspects. Business and publishing sectors may advance with new prospects. personal activities and travel could rise. Those born on this day may enjoy an active year with opportunities and social success.
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Genevieve Kemble
Child Health Education Is Essential for Public Health
Senator R S Copeland argues for a national program linking health and education from infancy through college. He cites White House Conference findings calling for daily school health work, inspections, dental care, and health centers in schools, with home and medical cooperation to mold healthy habits.
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White House
Thomas D. Wood
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Mosquito Shadow Tale Ends With Nighttime Bite
In a mailbag style fable shadow children hear a mosquito confessing hunger drives its bites. The insect describes life from wriggler to adult and plans to feed on a boy before a hand swats it away. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
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Flor
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Agand ie carries off the honors of the fashionable graduating class
Vera Winston highlights Agandie as the standout among fashionable graduates. She notes artful simplicity and naive charm inspired by Parisian couturiers. The illustrated frock features sheer fabric, pastel tones, flesh soutache piping, pleated ruffles, and delicate organdie flowers at collar and waist.
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Agandie
Quotations on Virtue Fate and Fashion in Classic Sayings
A compilation of lines from Plato Shakespeare Carlyle Hafiz Cicero Francis Longfellow Cowper Marvell Chesterfield Milton and Boilean. The aphorisms span ethics fate action virtue fashion and social critique.
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Cicero
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