Try a Laugh and a Shrug to Mend Unavoidable Troubles
A humorous portrait of Mary Senior who never frets over unchangeable woes. She loves her family and work, but when trouble appears she laughs and moves on, teaching detachment as a life strategy. The piece notes her pragmatic, cheerful resilience in the face of others choices.
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Mary
Tom
Winifredblack
South America
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth
Mary Senior
Lillian
Noel
Philip Veritzen
Eleanor Lincoln
Gown Embroidered Necklace From Paris Fashions
A new Paris inspired trend stitches a necklace into the gown itself, giving the appearance of a clasped necklace from a distance. Black taffeta gowns feature a full, graceful skirt and a snug high neck with an embroidered necklace that matches an accompanying bracelet. Lime green chiffon gowns showcase tiered skirts with a spider web of brilliants climbing to the shoulder, creating a delicate, luminous effect.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie
A reader asks how to win back a boyfriend after spreading rumors. Annie Laurie criticizes the reader for anger and petty actions and urges a sincere apology, noting the double standard and lost respect. If the boy does not respond, avoid further attempts and learn from the experience.
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Annie Laurie
Fairy
Iry
The Proper Sitting Posture by Josephine Huddleston
Guidance on correcting posture to prevent protruding abdomens. Sit back in the chair with thighs filling the seat and spine against the chair. tense abdominal muscles to keep a flat abdomen, and bend forward from the waist with the torso erect when leaning. Stand and walk with shoulders back and chest raised to form lasting habits.
Craving for Stimulants a Symptom of Ills
Dr Louise Bisch explains cravings for stimulants reflect deeper causes not a disease. He urges studying physical and mental factors behind alcoholism and drug addiction, noting endocrine balance and mind analysis aid cures. Take prompt action to uncover root causes, seek expert help, and avoid hopelessness.
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Louise, Bisch
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope for March 10 by Genevieve Kemble
The zodiac forecast warns of potential strife and irritability due to Mars. Saturn's influence may worsen conditions. Birthday individuals face a turbulent year unless they guard their temper and avoid rash acts. Notable nativity: W. D. Porter, Commodore, U. S. Navy.
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Anon
Mars
Saturn
Famous Composer Dussek From Bohemia to Paris and London
The article traces Johann Ludwig Dussek born 1761 in Czaslau Bohemia. It details early musical training, studies in Prague, moves to Holland and Hamburg, service with the Lithuanian prince, Paris patronage, marriage to Sofia Corri, publishing ventures, later roles with Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia and Talleyrand, and his death in Saint-Deni.
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Johann Dussek
Czaslau
Bohemia
Dussek
Cyrasian
Iglau
Spenar
Prague
Holland
Hamburg
Philip Emmanuel Bach
Berlin
Prince Radziwill of
Lithuania
Paris
Marie An
London
Sofia Corri
Prince Louis , Fedinand
Prussia
Prince Talleyrand
St Deamare
Folly to Mislead Physician on Ills
Dr Royal S Copeland presents a critical view of misinformation in public health policy. The columnist, a U S senator and former New York City health commissioner, argues against misleading the public about medical issues and emphasizes honest communication.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
The Fine Art of Quilt Making by Wanda Barton
Home Making Helps urges careful living and healthful habits warning against blood infections and wrong choices. It discusses antique and modern quilts, materials, styles, and designs, highlighting accuracy, color, and patterns from nautical to sunrise quilts. The piece ends with post operative recovery tips for restoring strength after tonsil removal.
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Wanda Barton
New England
Love's Embers Sequel Seeks Eleanor Lincoln Friend
In a moonlit beach picnic scene, Madge shifts sympathy to Eleanor Lincoln amid hints of trouble. The narrator, noting Eleanor's troubled look and remorse, offers friendship and studying help as Tuesday’s lesson approaches, while others enjoy the music and company.
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Adele Garrison
Madge
Eleanor Lincoln
Good Night Stories: Chirpy Cricket Awakens Early
Chirpy Cricket wakes early to a reddish fog that he mistakes for fire. The meadow folk fear the heat, but Mrs. Hoppy Toad clarifies it is only a dense fog lit by sunrise, teaching Chirpy to rise early and witness a morning sight. The tale ends noting Chirpy’s daily earlier song.
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Cricket
Hirpy Cricket
Tim
Chirpy
Mrs. Tilly
Bisted
Mrs. Grasshopper
Hoppy Toad
Mrs. Hoppy Toad
Quotations on Wisdom and Nature From Classical Authors
A compact collection of famous lines touches Wordsworth Pope Euripides Chaucer and Cicero. The snippets juxtapose nature virtue and the human tendency to seek praise and change mindsets across eras.
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James Freeman Clarke
Manirl
DR Copeland
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Noel Veritzen
Junior
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