World Has Revised Many of Its Pet Theories of Disease
A 1929 feature by Royal S Copeland argues rheumatism may stem from infection or nutrition rather than exposure. He cites lime and phosphorus balance, outlines the infection theory, and urges examining teeth tonsils and sinuses for sources of disease. The piece includes reader health Q&A on blood pressure weight and common ailments.
A Fashion Model's Spring Riding Habit Debut
Grace Thorncliffe notes Spring trends in riding costumes featuring jodhpurs adapted for sportwear. A shopper Miss Ellison tries on a bespoke English tweed riding habit with Bedford cord jodhpurs, bronze cloth shirt, striped tie and blue felt hat, fitting perfectly with alterations.
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Madame
Joseph
Ellison
Yesterday and Today By Madge Geyer on Seventeen Girls
The piece contrasts shy quaint girls of yesterday with today’s independent Seventeen, noting changes in attitudes toward love and home life. It argues Miss Today supports her man and enjoys social approval, while Miss Seventeen shifts from fear to autonomy.
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Miss Today
Avoiding the Scars and Marks of Housework
Eleanor Ross discusses gentle home cleaning methods and skin care for housewives. She notes modern trends toward soft hands, DIY work, and mild soaps, contrasting with harsher past practices and the lack of household help.
Home Making Aids And Healthful Cleaning Habits
Practical advice on choosing cleaning tools that reduce labor and protect hands. Emphasizes avoiding harsh soaps, preferring manageable lightweight devices with handles, and using aids like dish scrapers, long mops, spray faucets, and wire drainers to wash dishes without hot water contact. Encourages finishing chores without visible marks of hard work.
Stars Say for Tuesday March 5 Forecast
The horoscope notes conflicting astral forces on Tuesday March 5. Jupiter and Luna promise increased substance and opportunity while an unforeseen adverse situation may arise to undermine hopes. Caution is advised for personal safety and property amid possible pivotal life events.
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Jupiter
Luna
Seneca
If I Were A Man The Manners Affects A Woman
A narrator argues a man should maintain neat clothes and reliable habits to impress a woman. He notes a thoughtful man preserves suits, repairs buttons, and avoids sloppy dress. A girl notices such details and judges accordingly.
If I Were A Girl A Critique Of Excessive Femininity
A satirical piece argues that women should not rely on men as perpetual caregivers. It mocks excessive fragility and dependence, noting women should handle simple tasks themselves and not expect constant chivalry. The author emphasizes balanced femininity without childish dependence.
Seasonal skin care and powder adjustments for spring
The article advises women to adapt face powders with seasonal changes. It explains winter damage, fading tan, and the need to mix powders for lighter or heavier weights. It recommends moisturizing creams and notes skin moods require careful cosmetic choices as spring approaches.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A young girl asks about dating a man twenty three years older appears unsure about returning to him. The columnist says not in love if doubts exist and advises against engagement if any uncertainty remains even with mother’s guidance.
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Annie Laurie
Love's Awakening in a Dark Prince Pursuit
Lillian relays a cryptic message as Noel hunts Prince Georges who was shot. Madge and Mary join Noel in a tense chase along Montauk Highway tracing tire marks toward New York while Mr Underwood aids with a cautious plan.
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Mary
Noel
Prince Georges Eo
Madge
Prince Georges
Princess Oliva
Underwoods
New York
Montauk Highway
Newspaper Venture Service
Lae
Good Night Stories Shadow-Children Visit Cuckoo
Miss Cuckoo invites the shadow-children Flor Yam Knarf to her parlor and clock world. They arrive at half past one and find Yam sleeping. at two o clock Yam falls from the door when Cuckoo opens the clock to look outside.
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Miss Cuckoo
Flor
Yam
Knarf
Cuckoo
Knart
Hanid
Caid
Mis
Words of the Wise and Moral Reflections Quoted
A compilation of attributed sayings from Macaulay Gaynor Parkman and Seneca on growth civilization effort punishment and repentance. The collection contrasts public opinion with authority and notes slow growth as divine law.
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