Well-Kept Body an Assurance of Happiness
Advice from ROYAL S. COPELAND M D former New York health official on link between body wellbeing and happiness. He cites digestion liver and ventilation as keys and urges addressing physical faults to restore mood and cheer. Includes Q&A on dental care gums toenails weight sprain sleep and headaches. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Satan
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Black Lace Dinner Frock For Travel Drawn By Madame
In Grace Thorncliffe’s diary a client seeks a versatile travel outfit. Madame proposes a long lasting black lace dinner frock with a soft Latin slip, flesh color at the bodice, and side points plus a deep front V. She notes blue lace as an option but favors black for constant wear.
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Madame
Mademe
Quicksands of Love in Dicky's Office Stand-off
In a tense scene at Dicky's office Edith Fairfax comforts him while I demand explanation of a grave accusation. Dicky derisively rejects me, then proclaims he knows my alleged sins, prompting intense confrontation and Edith's uneasy intrusion.
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Dicky
Edith
Junior
Edith Fairfax
Corda
Stormy Wrath
Ede
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Thursday March 1
The day brings lively expanding energy but warns of rash acts and possible treachery. Personal affairs look pleasant. those born today may enjoy a prosperous year if they guard against fraud and curb impulsive behavior. Children may be lively and wilful, needing tempering to use talents well.
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A reader asks for dating guidance at twenty one noting a shift from older to younger suitors. The columnist advises that dignity and poise attract steady, meaningful friendships and warns against seeking attention from frivolous partners.
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Annie Laurie
Poise and Gracefulness in Youthful Carriage
A 1927 feature argues facial beauty fades but graceful carriage lasts. It advises parents to teach girls aged twelve to fourteen proper sitting, posture, chin position, shoulder control, and walking through simple, game like exercises to cultivate a lasting, elegant bearing.
Mother's Sacrifice for Her Daughter in Hard Times
A frail mother, with heart trouble and anemia, labors in a factory eight months to support her daughter through college. Despite poverty and a disabled period costing all savings, the family remains united as the daughter pursues higher education, their shared joy amid struggle.
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Eivery Penny
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Revival of old tole art sparks modern interest
The piece traces the eighteenth century Japanned tole ware and its revival in modern art, noting trays tea caddies and candle chandeliers with scenes of flowers birds and landscapes. It describes colors grounds and decorative motifs and mentions new uses like scrap baskets and oriental scenes.
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England
France
Japan
Eleonora Duse The Tragic Italian Stage Star
The article traces Eleonora Duse s rise from child actor to renowned tragedienne. Born into touring actors, she advanced from prompter at seven to major roles, influenced by Cesare Rossi and Dumas works. Her fame spread through Europe and America, praised by Bernard Shaw, with a late life marked by a quiet, solitary grace and a farewell tour ending in death.
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Cesare Rossi
Duse
Therese Raquin
Turin
Bernhardt
Dumas
Italy
Russia
Germany
Austria
Camille
New York
Fifth Avenue Theatre
London
Sarah Bernhardt
Dase
America
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Nancy
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Madge
Genevieve Kemble
Dar Annie Laurie
Betty Peggie
Lucrezia Bori
Elsie Marlowe
Wanda Barton
Old Tole
Anne Chaplain
Eleonora Duse
Venice
Milan
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