Psychology and marriage advice from Adler stir debate
The piece cites Dr Alfred Adler urging education in love and marriage to curb divorce and promote monogamy, while cautioning that common sense and tolerance may also help. It then paints a vivid portrait of Mary Thurston as a trusted local caretaker who handles injuries, fevers, and family dramas in her village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Adler
Dr. Adler
Chicago
Mary Thurston
Willie Chambers
The Hundred Calory Portion Diet Plans and Notes
Dietary guidance outlines 100 calorie portions with examples such as a baked potato or fruit, plus two thousand calorie plans for weight loss. It discusses meals, restrictions on sweets and drinks, and notes medical input for any diet, ending with a short human-interest piece about Mary Thurston coping after her husband John Thurston’s death.
Odd Facts From a Past Era Florida Tax and Tides
No income tax and no public debt feature in Florida’s profile while last year the state collected over 75 million dollars from motor car taxes. English milk sent by air to Americans in Paris highlights taste claims as science progress meets daily life. Mosquito bites treated with tincture of iodine or ammonia glycerin mix. A camera claims to take 400 photographs per minute once it is produced. Inventors claim a blind Englishman designed a typewriter printing in Chinese, replacing many letters of the standard English set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Paris
Elsie
Magenta Canton Crepe Two Piece Focuses On Color
Vera Winston highlights a magenta canton crepe slim two piece with a finely pleated skirt and gold braided blouse. Magenta satin accents deepen the color contrast while a thin straw magenta hat tops the ensemble as big hats return for late spring and summer.
The Long and Short of One Love Match
A reader asks Elsie Marlowe for advice on love with a shorter athlete and managing ego while staying true to self. Roaring Sue champions balanced affection and warns against excessive adoration in romance and mothers’ flirtations with younger men.
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Kesie Martowfe
Bry Reeses
Ares
Roaring Sue
Elsie
Soanso
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning
Temple Manning surveys Guatemala City calling it the Paris of Central America and Guatemala’s capital set in a valley near Amatitlan. He notes its 150 year history since Antigua’s earthquake, its mild highland climate, old churches like El Carmen, and the 1917 earthquake’s damage. He mentions Indian villages, Mayan descendants, a vast concrete map showing the country’s topography, and banana plantations feeding locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Central America
Ust
Lakeg
Amatitlan
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Antigua
Indiana
el Carmen
Storing Up Health During Springtime
Royal S. Copeland discusses spring health, advising gradual activity to avoid spring fever. He warns against overexertion while encouraging a health routine, including age and weight Q&As about teens and circulatory issues, with a note on sending for more details.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Blackstone A
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast by Genevieve Kemble
Propitious planetary conditions favor daily affairs with rising business and finance. Employment prospects improve for those already employed, but caution is advised when signing documents. A birthday on this day signals potential promotion and money growth with careful signing. Notable nativity: Jean Leon Gerome, French painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kemble
Cr Nettvner
Jean Leon Gerome
Miss Shopper Fashion Notes on Fifth Avenue
A feature on spring footwear combines checked gingham kid with black patent feather and a love knot strap. An evening gown of lavender georgette shows an embroidered drapery and rhinestone accents. A brown maline hat, rose-faced brim, and flower crown detail the look. Belts, jumpers, negligee and crepe de chine frocks add color and texture to the showcase. Pigskin golf gloves are noted as smart.
She Was a Daughter of the Gods Divinely Tall
Adele Garrison narrates a visit to The Larches, a neglected country house now rented by a stylish young hostess. The four guests, Dicky Noel Mary and the narrator, note the hostess beauty boldness and shifting poise as they observe her interest in Noel and the gleam of water beyond the larches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Dicky
Noel Veritzen
Mary Harrison
Noel
Mary
Miss Lincoln
Mrs. Ticer
Missa Lincoln
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Winifred Black
Vienna
Black Mary Thurston
the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
John Thurston
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Vera Winston
By Annette Bradshaw
Paula
Corinne
Elsie Marlowe
Sue
Temple Manning
Newspaper Venture Service
DR Copeland
5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
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