Laryngitis dangers care and remedies by Dr Copeland
A 1951 feature on laryngitis explains causes such as cold weather and voice overuse, symptoms like throat tickle and voice loss, and treatment including rest, humidified air, and doctor guided inhalations. It notes severe cases require medical watch and mentions related questions about hair removal, poison ivy, and night sweating.
Great Moments Browning Romance Outshines His Poetry
The piece chronicles Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, noting his spring birth in London 1812, their secret marriage in 1842, and life in Italy at Casa Guidi Florence. It highlights Sonnets from the Portuguese and their joint poetry born of enduring love and fame.
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Stars Say For Thursday March 26
The sidereal outlook stresses social domestic artistic and romantic affairs with heightened energy. Caution advised on personal spending and legal papers while letters may bring important news and birthdays hint at lively social matters and a prodigal yet popular child with strong intellect.
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Genevieve Kemble
Chiffon Velvet Returns for Spring Evenings
Velvet once tied to winter fashion now lends light weight for spring evenings in pastel shades. Crepe de Chine also gains favor for formal frocks with Grecian silhouettes and bold decollete necklines.
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Mary and Noel’s Entanglements Shape Brixton Invitation
In a reflective scene, Mary vents jealousy over Noel’s trip and faces a Brixton house party invitation. The narrator plans to steer Mary toward dating others while managing Noel’s past ties with Philip Veritzen. Mary agrees to attend only if she joins Marion and is watched by Underwood burdens.
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Griselda
Home Making Helps by Eleanor Ross
Alicia, four, learns kitchen basics from Aunt Jane and Nana, while her elder self raises a future informed about cooking and cleaning. The article argues modern children should master home management as part of education, replacing old notions of elegance in inability.
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The Poor Millionaire Who Left Youth Behind
Winifred Black ponders a missing youth as a wealthy American plans a grand voyage to Europe. He sails for England Paris and Holland with grand tastes and money but grows tired mid journey and falls overboard. The piece reflects on how wealth can estrange youth and longing for home.
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Helpful Advice to Girls Ear Nancy Lee
In a reader’s vignette a girl recalls skating with a courteous young man who invited her to check a pond and brought her home. The advisor notes discretion, parental judgment, and the value of a gentlemanly approach. The column also answers questions about opening gifts in a boy’s presence with praise for appreciating a donor’s gift.
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Nancy Lee
Ashful
Fashionable Invitation Sparks Copy of Frock Sketch
A fashion diary recounts how Helene and I planned a late evening frock for a demanding society client who buys much from Madame. Telepathy, quick sewing, and a hosted house party follow the client’s Washington weekend as the orange lace gown with a matching scarf is sketched and approved.
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Lost collar button found by shadow-children in night
Shadow-children hear a tiny voice from behind the sofa calling for help. Knarf finds a lost collar button once belonging to Fram the master, who insists the children wake him with the news. They refuse, returning the button to dust and doubt it will ever be found again.
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Words of Wisdom: A Compiled Instructive Quotation Cards
A collage of famous quotes on truth growth character and independence. Notable lines include Seneca Johnson Scrivener Chapin and Emerson about nobility, self reliance, and the toll of martyrdom on onlookers.
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