Understanding Gall Stones Not Real Stones
Dr Royal S Copeland explains gall stones are not actual stones but albuminous material similar to hard cheese. He notes many people are unaware they have gall stones, with reports that 75 to 80 percent show no symptoms and pain can mimic stomach or intestinal issues.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
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United States
New York
New York City
Wall Brackets Boost Home Making In Small Spaces
In small houses and apartments wall brackets solve space limits by suspending items from walls. Suspended book shelves and two piece book cases fit odd gaps, saving floor area. Swinging brackets hold lamps and decorative pieces, creating attractive focal points without clutter.
A Fashion Model's Diary A Spring Coat Hopeful
Grace Thorncliffe writes of an upcoming fashion show in a large hotel ballroom where Madame will send select costumes. She notes Helene’s jealousy, the chance for a big audience, and Gracie’s chosen navy crepe spring coat with a capelet and reverse lapel to be worn with navy hat and shoes.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Madame
Helene
Madaree
Gracie’st
Odd Furnishings by Marie Marot Show 18th Century Screen
The piece highlights three distinctive items: an eighteenth century carved walnut needle point screen, a late fifteenth century Italian console table, and a Normandy fruit wood buffet. Placed with appropriate surroundings these items add homelike charm and individuality to a room.
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Normandy
Famous Love Stories of the Operas Carmen and Don Jose
Ruth Morris begins a series on tragic opera romances with Carmen and Don Jose. Carmen, a captivating factory girl, entices Don Jose who weds to Michaela but falls for Carmen, leading to jealousy, duels, and a fatal stabbing in Seville.
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Ruth Morris
Armen
Elinor Glyn
Don Jose
Seville
Jose
Michaela
Carmen
Aida
Rhadames
Cigarettate
Pastia’s
Escamillo
Toreador
Stars Favor High Ambition With Cautions On Fraud
The forecast for Thursday May 9 predicts unusual opportunities for top ambitions with strong initiative and sound judgment. Promotions and financial rewards appear, but beware fraud in new undertakings. Birthdays point to a year of great achievement and support from powerful friends.
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St. Clair Adams
If I Were A Man A Girl Not a Statistics Hound
A 1929 feature warns women against feigning constant interest in trivial details about men. It contrasts fluttering behavior with genuine intelligent commentary, arguing choices should be real engagement over superficial showy reactions.
Must Children Be Directed at Play
A nostalgic sketch centers on Mary Ellen who learns to read write swim dance drive and play under careful supervision. It recalls her mother's youth and memories of school and playgrounds with playful community vignettes and a sly social critique.
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Ary Ellen
What
Washington
Valley Forge
Oliver Goldsmith
Kipling
Mary Ellen
Hilda
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Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A teen asks what to say when a boy gives an engagement ring. The response notes there is no fixed script and that gratitude should come from the heart in a spontaneous expression.
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Annie Laurie
Ondering
Love's Awakening at the Farmhouse Romance Tale
Noel lies pale and feverish under strain while Mary’s heart and royal entwining with Prince Georges drive a tale of secrecy. Mrs Ticer frets over Noel’s health as the interwoven lovers face whispers and a looming city hotel move.
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Adele Garrison
Noel
Mary
Prince
Mrs. Ticer
Miss
Lincoln
Lamb
Lillian
Madge
Prince Georges
Harry Underwood
Oliva
Philip Veritzen
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Knarf and Shadow Fiddle Club Ends in Misadventure
In a 1929 tale by Max Trell a group of shadow-children enter Frank’s fiddle, form a shadow glee club, seek a keynote from the E string, and cause the instrument to break a string when Knarf plucks too hard. The incident leaves Frank with a damaged fiddle.
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Max Trell Knarf
Knarf
Flor
Mil
Yam
Hanid
Quotations on Freedom and Punishment by Classical Authors
A collection of aphorisms and reflections from Gibbon Morley and Goldsmith. The lines critique constitutional power, eternal punishment, and human longing for home regardless of effort or wandering.
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Gibbon
Morley
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