Simplicity of diet urged by Coolidge Mussolini and others
Royal S Copeland cites Mussolini and President Coolidge as examples of simple eating. He recounts a banquet menu and a White House breakfast, arguing abstinence from alcohol and moderation in portions. He warns against overeating and stresses simple, careful diet for longevity.
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The Home Kitchen Delights With Milk Based Desserts
A historical guide praises milk as a versatile foundation for desserts and provides recipes for Pineapple Bread and Butter Pudding, Coffee Custard, and Neapolitan Pudding. Steps cover preparing custards, meringues, and color layers, with notes on heating, aeration, and texture for proper results.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston
Vera Winston highlights this year’s fashion shift from dull blacks browns and grays to bright checks and colorful fabrics. The season features a gray and white checked model with a matching sketch and a sport oriented yet versatile look suitable for town wear.
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Advice to Girls from Ear Annie Laurie column
An advice column offers guidance on attracting a boy’s attention and handling kisses. Readers seek help about relationships with older or indecisive partners. Experts urge developing friendship, setting boundaries, and seeking frank clarity to understand real feelings.
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Annie Lauris Isow
Londe
Annie Laurie
Dear Annie Laurie Advice Column on Friendship and Love
A reader asks how to handle an overbearing household and a daily meeting with a married man. The columnist urges the young woman to seek parental talk, pursue friendships with peers, and drop the relationship to avoid embarrassment and trouble.
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Anice
Cleur
A Venetian Carnival As Told By Temple Manning
Three minute journeys describe Venice Carnival featuring King Carnival a straw effigy of fireworks. Dressed crowds parade from Napoleon garden to St Mark’s Piazza where the king’s death and burning spectacle ends with a blaze of sky rockets and Roman candles.
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Horoscope for Friday March 30 Highlights Realignment and Growth
Genevieve Kemble presents a positive day with sidereal signals of change in work and environment. Birthdays near by suggest promotions or travel, while a child born now may achieve high honors in science or government. Notable nativity Anna Q Nilsson is mentioned.
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No Harm in Loving Household Animals
The piece argues excess emotion can lead to restlessness and trouble and suggests outlets like affection for pets. It notes people may prefer animals to family at times, praising domesticated animals as healthful companions and warning against excessive attachment.
Pets as moral antidote and quirky English farming notes
A 1928 essay argues pets soothe loneliness and reveal humane qualities, while noting limits to pet affection and dangers of anthropomorphism. It then cites English animal laws and farming facts, including docked tails for hunting dogs and horses’ working life, with poultry stock rising by six million to 36.6 million.
Spring coats and dresses trend at Fifth Avenue shops
Miss Shopper of Simplicity notes dressier spring coats with good cut and material. Gay beach pajamas tempt summer loungers as specialty shops display evening coats and ivory moire wraps. Silk fabrics, alpacas, silk robes, and shantung appear in smart suit groups for older women.
Love's Embers Sequel: Transylvanian Princess Fears Freedom
Adele Garrison narrates a vivid continuation of Revelations of a Wife as a Transvania royal arranged marriage erupts in friction. A princess plans escape aided by Henry and Anna Lincoln in America while seeking funds and a secret messenger deal to finance her flight.
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Dicky Encounters Mrs Water Turtle in Meadow Tale
Dicky meets a sand-burrowing Water Turtle while on a meadow walk with Happy Giggles. The two discuss why a turtle mother buries her eggs on shore rather than in water, contrasting with Mrs Hoppy Toad’s pond eggs. The scene ends with Dicky and Happy returning home.
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Words of the Wise Aphorisms on virtue and value from classical authors
A collection of maxims and quotes from Plautus Scott La Rochefoucauld Ruskin Emerson Hobbes Shakespeare Aglionby Rochefoucauld and others. The pieces touch on favors to bad men, saving wealth, popularity, taste, beauty, worth, and quiet living.
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