Standing By A Clan Helps Brother Henry Overcome Trouble
Winifred Black recalls how a family network across locations from Los Angeles to Canada backed Brother Henry as rivals tried to ruin his new business. Relatives, from sister Mary to Banker David, provided advice, funds, and support until his troubles faded and the clan stood by him.
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Henry
Mary
Sister Mary
Los Angeles
Ralph
David
Canada
Brother Henry
Brother Henries
Trouble Sometimes Makes One Realize How Lucky They Are
A fragment reflecting on misfortune and gratitude, noting the author’s 1939 newspaper feature credit.
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Peature Geerice
Advice Columns on Wild Parties and Dating Woes
A pair of anonymous readers seek guidance on handling wild socializing and a fading romance. Replies advise giving up the party lifestyle for personal wellbeing, and counsel a wary, casual approach to a distant or inconsistent boyfriend.
Rainy Day Style By Vera Winster
Vera Winster argues fashion matters in all weather. A new red rubberized raincoat features a hip length cape, polished stitching on belt collar cuffs and edge, designed to lift mood on dull days.
Fashion Notes From New York Runway And Street Style
Seen on Fifth Avenue and in Longchamp Season opening fashion features, plaid felts and straws appear in milinery and sports costumes. Tweed, tartan and beige orange ensembles show the tuck in effect, with flared silhouettes and inverted pleats noted by observers. Turquoise blues gain prominence among debs and guests at a recent tea as blue shades dominate chiffon crepes and lace.
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England
New York
Debs
Fillet What It Is And How To Serve It
A guide on fillet as boneless fish cuts explains that fillet means sliced flesh from fish or meat with skin and bones removed. It notes that fillet of sole is rarer and pricier than flounder, warns of mislabeling, and offers serving tips including filleting at the market, or doing it at home with steps for fillet of flounder and a quick sauté with mayonnaise breaded in butter.
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Imples
The Stars Say For Wednesday May 22 Horoscope
The column warns of adverse zodiac influences on May 22 advising caution in money matters and speculation. It cautions against rash acts and urges restraint in words and actions. It notes those born on this day face a difficult year demanding thrift prudence and self control.
Broiled and Baked Haddock Recipes by Alice Lynn Barry
The Home Kitchen presents haddock recipes by Alice Lynn Barry. Broiled fillet cooks ten minutes under moderate heat with butter and lemon juice. Baked fillet uses onion, cream, and moderate oven for about fifteen to twenty minutes. Remove bones first and adjust if top dries.
Three Minute Journeys By Temple Manning Chile South America
A 1929 feature tours Chile highlighting its narrow coast, Andean scenery, and temperate climate. It notes Santiago’s beauty at sunset and its fashionable social life, describing Chilean people as sturdy, Spanish in lineage, and distinctly Melancholy in mood.
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Temple Manning
Americas
Chile
South Pacific
Peru
Cape Horn
New World
Santiago
Republic
Cordillera de la Costa
Alameda
Avenida de Las Delicias
Plaza de Armas
Plaza de la Moneda
Food poisoning and worm infections in summer health tips
Dr. Copeland warns that warm weather raises food poisoning risk from improper refrigeration and undercooked meat. He lists dangerous parasites such as pork measle tapeworm and trichina spiralis, notes common worm symptoms, and urges consulting a physician before home remedies or treatment.
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United States
Health Questions and Answers on Diet and Beauty
A reader asks about raw food diets for a 64 year old and if cooked history matters. Answers suggest raw vegetables are nutritious but a balanced plan is better. doctors should decide. Other queries cover nervousness from diseased tonsils, cancer cure prospects with early treatment, ideal weight for an 18 year old 6 foot tall girl, removing superfluous hair, and growing eyelashes with simple techniques.
Love's Awakening at Veritzen Farm
Adele Garrison narrates a tension filled drive as Lillian teases about Phil Veritzen's crush while the protagonist recalls Noel Veritzen’s reveal of a swapped photograph and plans to keep the romance from derailing the mission to return the royal sprigs home. The scene ends with a warning to lead the effort and a tease of continued drama tomorrow.
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Lillian
Phil Veritzen
Rudyard
Noel Veritzen
Olga
Transyania
Ol” Lillian
Dicky-bird
Newspaper Venture Service, Inc
Knarf’s Not Elephant Club Loses Members
Knarf’s Not Elephant Club tests members by forcing them to think of an elephant, but Knarf himself admits he joined before the rule. Hanif Mij Fler and Yam try to join, fail to resist the elephant thought, and walk away as Knarf reveals he could have joined earlier.
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Knarf
Elephant Club
Hanid
Mij
Fler
Yam
Hania
Mil
Hey-diddie
Ho-Diddle
Calid Hamid
Hanif
Mir
Flor
Tereupon
Tain
Kinurf
Not Elephant Club
Beasure Service
Words of the Wise and Public Money in Open Spaces
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on truth in journalism talent and perception. Notable quotes critique public spending on open spaces and the clash between individual will and societal or divine laws. The sources include Rousseau Sennett Ruskin Raleigh Helps Mabie and others.
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the Home Kitchen
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