The Home Kitchen By Jeannette Young Norton
Dr Ephraim Miller a former KU mathematics professor shared memories of frugal days at the Sunset Club in Los Angeles. He saved money while earning ten dollars a month to fund college, worked hard, and became a professor then enjoyed simple meals under fruit trees in old age. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Ephraim Miller
University of Kansas
Sunset Club
Los Angeles
Miller
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Good Fish Dishes and Planked Shad Recipes
A vintage guide to seasonal seafood. It describes planked shad with butter and mashed potato rosettes, baked blue fish with a savory onion crumb stuffing, and rolled stuffed fillet of sole with similar stuffing, including stuffing quantities and cooking steps.
Fashion notes on Fifth Avenue accessories and gowns
A shopper’s glimpse at luxury handbags inspired by museums features navy moire with silver embroidery and white kid painted in yellow. Satin coats with bright linings, bold costume jewelry, black and white outfits, aquamarine and onyx accents, snaky silver and gold necklaces, and new braided gold bands with turquoise. The white evening gown and printed chiffon formal wear lead current styles.
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Momnt
Summer fashion by Vera Winston anteing smart pleated skirt
A bold summer ensemble features heavy white crepe fabric with bright red stitching. The finely pleated skirt uses horizontal hip stitching to secure pleats and add a fitted look, with tiny pockets over the stitched area and a natural straw hat to complete the Buttercup yellow and white option.
Price of Success for Schumann-Heink Voice
Elsie Marlowe argues that Schumann-Heink paid fifty years of hard work for her famous voice. She notes many aspiring talents fail to endure the drudgery behind achievement, praising perseverance over raw genius. The piece urges readers to value patience, self-sacrifice, and long training in art.
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Schumann-Heink
Elsie Marlowe
New York
Hudson
Mary
Hall of Fame
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Wednesday June 29
Conflicting testimonies color the astrological forecast for the day with lively but negative prospects for achievement. Uranus may trigger sudden changes affecting environment and work, urging conservatism and calm planning for future activities. A birthday year brings change and new opportunities in business and employment.
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Newton
Uranus
Willa Oo Wity
James Mayo
Holy City of India Benares Draws Pilgrims and Beliefs
Temple Manning reports on Benares in 1921 with a population near 199,993 and about half a million pilgrims yearly. The city hosts 200,000 gods 2,000 temples and 40,000 Brahmin priests guiding Hindu beliefs and rites.
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Benares
India
Siva
Ganesha
Vishnu
Ganges
Striving to Discover What Causes Cancer
United States Senator Roy S. Copeland cites a medical society paper arguing cancer is not a germ disease and stresses early detection. He advocates regular comprehensive exams and public education by physicians to improve early diagnosis and reduce fear of surgeries.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
New York State Medical Society
Per
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie and Others
A 1927 advice page discusses romance and self respect for a girl age eighteen with a fiancé elsewhere, and whether to drop him. It also covers bridal gifts to grooms and views on martyrdom. Other segments address cancer treatment, hospital operations, and reader Q&A on sound health questions and weight for a tall 17 year old.
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Annie Laurie
Remembering Lillian and a garish drawing room memory
Madge recalls a white and crimson drawing room linked to Lillian Underwood, Dicky, and a wartime housing shift. The scene unfolds with memory, jealousy, and a hint of romance as Parisian-style rooms and hotel suites frame past affection and present social flirtation.
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Lillian Underwood
Philip Veritzen
Lillian
Dicky
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Holy City
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