The Flying Car Glitters Yet Warnings On Youth
A 1927 feature laments youth recklessness with new speed machines while praising automobiles for bringing travel joy and family outings. It notes risks from rapid driving, with a tale of a young man who vanishes after taking his father’s car, and weighs future airships as new dangers and hopes.
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The Dressing Table by Annette Bradshaw
Slady spends time in her boudoir before her dressing table. The dressing room becomes a sanctuary for milady whether ornate or simple. The pictured dressing table is attractive and useful with crystal lamps pastel blues and roses and a dull gold framed oval mirror reflecting light from the window.
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Fashion Notes From The Fifth Avenue Scene
A shopper’s column describes season style details including feather bows with formal hats and sport wear, knitted blouses paired with cloth suits, and coats with collars. It notes soft jackets for dinner dresses in chiffon or satin and lace options, rubberized silk Mandarin beach coats, reversible silk street dresses in Marocain, and velvet trimmed cashmere frocks with green velvet jackets.
Home Kitchen Recipes in The Simple French Cookery
A vintage home cook column lists simple French dishes with practical steps. It presents Onion Soup with Cheese, Shredded Sole, Shrimp Toast, Soup Meat Savory, Beet Pancakes, and notes they are economical and home friendly.
The Unadorned Chiffon Frock in Deep Rose
The feature highlights a chiffon frock with a simple girdle, shown in deep rose. The design relies on its clean line and tiered effect for charm, with pale blue or deep yellow as smart alternatives and satin as another option.
Telephone Gossip and Discipline in 1927 Letters
A reader argues that men are the worst telephone gossips while women gossip less, noting daily phone visits cut into work time and suggesting a law against nonessential calls. The column also includes a parenting anecdote about discipline teaching pride and restitution after theft, praising a mother’s method over corporal punishment.
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Horoscope for Friday March 25 Forecasts Success and Caution
Tomorrow's planetary auguries predict a lively day for business and social activity with potential discord from impulsive Mars. Calm, regulated effort and initiative toward profitable channels lead to success in new projects and negotiations with trusts or secret societies. A birthday child may achieve success with self control and discipline.
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Three Minute Journeys to Cairo’s Al Azhar University
A tour of Al Azhar Mosque and university in Cairo reveals vast courtyards, illuminated halls, and students reciting lessons aloud. Entry requires mastery of texts before a diploma grants lecturing rights. Training splits into rhetoric and law with optional history and geography, serving over 10 000 students funded by endowments providing free instruction and meals. About 25 000 loaves of bread are distributed daily, with yearly bread costs around 80 000 dollars.
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Medical publicity gains approval from senator Copeland
Senator Copeland argues doctors should educate the public through journalism to promote wellness and extend lifespans. He cites British practice, warns against self medication, and urges medical men to teach right living as a civic duty.
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Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
Readers submit questions on love health and marriage. the columnist offers cautious guidance. Topics include dealing with a distraint love interest waiting for letters deciding when to marry and avoiding irreversible commitments. Additional notes endorse prudent health education and sensible medical publicity.
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Madge Tries to Fathom Dick's Sudden Rage
The narrator recalls a night of fear as Dicky erupts in an inexplicable rage, possibly stirred by Edith Fairfax. She suspects manipulation, wakes in a cold sweat, and plans to uncover the truth through her maid Katie while maintaining a calm morning routine.
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