Winter Vacation Advice From Senator Copeland
The essay argues that winter and other seasons are suitable for vacations. It emphasizes rest, health benefits, balanced schedules, moderation in diet and sun exposure, and gradual activity. It urges planning, splitting time between seasons, and including daily naps and walking for long-term wellness.
Medical Q and A from 1930 features health tips and cautions
A column presents Q and A on nasal catarrh heart dizziness weight gain foods eye treatment and eye cross correction. Advice includes seeing a physician for heart symptoms and eye treatment by a specialist. general health, circulation, and diet notes are offered with cautions about overuse of remedies. © 1930 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Home Making Helps By Eleanor Ross
A light tea party at a returnee’s visit prompts chat on etiquette and civilization. The Newest Bride questions proper dining and the matron replies with a focus on Melanesian customs and the burden of culture on guests.
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Eleanor Ross
Melanesia
The Stars Say For Tuesday November 4
The column warns of adverse lunar transits affecting business and personal life with stress in domestic affairs and potential financial loss. It advises caution against fraud and treachery, notes possible illness or anxiety, and suggests patience and prudent action to prevent harm.
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Luna
Beasts and Beaded Pelts Dominate This Fashion Sketch
A fashion sketch extols luxurious furs and discreet trimming for coats and suits. It highlights beige caracal capes with a brown seal band and a Pe brown velveta collar, astrakan scarves, and a gold strands neck lace with ruby stones.
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Astrakan
Edith Fairfax Reveals Mary’s Out of Town Trip
In a tense exchange, Edith Fairfax implies she warned Dicky about Mary’s rejected offer and hints at hidden travels to Cosgrove’s Cosgrove trip. Dicky suspects Lillian’s involvement and questions Edith’s reasons while hinting at family pressures and future revelations.
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Madge
Edith Fairfax
Dicky
Graham
Lillian
Cameron
Noel
Phil
Mr. Veritzen
Mary
Grand Central Station
Catskills
Cosgrove’s
Robert Savarin
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Beauty Make-Up Suggestions For the Matron
A 1920 beauty demonstration in New York shows how a matron can achieve a youthful, dignified look. Techniques include precise rouge placement to emphasize eyes, subtle lip shaping, careful powdering, and gentle mascara. The article notes grooming, hair styling, and overall balance with hair and gown to convey charm.
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New York City
Beautician
A Mother Speaks Up For Her Children
A Chicago mother of three writes in defense of children amidst divorce and hardship. She describes balancing a single parent life, funding an expensive schooling, and hoping her daughters dream of toys and futures while she endures exhaustion and heartbreak. She warns against placing parental burden on youth and urges self reliance for happiness.
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Truart
Good-Night Stories Ends With Rain That Won't Stop
In a Rainy Patch Shadow Folk led by Knarf search for a way to halt the downpour. A duck refuses help, a cricket promises a shout that fails against thunder, and the shadows retreat home soaked yet undeterred as rain continues.
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Knarf
Jie
Knari
Yam
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Helpful Advice to Girls By Nancy Lee
A young woman asks about a boyfriend who refuses to let her mother ride with them. Nancy Lee answers that the boy is not worthy of a girl like you. The mother’s sensible stance is praised and the suitor is labeled impolite.
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Atlas
Nancy Lee
Lue
A Fashion Model's Diary Highlights Short Fur Coats
Grace Thorncliffe notes the season favors short fur coats in caracal, lapin, leopard and other furs. She details versatile uses with woolen dresses and sports wear, mentions leopard dyed lapin with leather accents, and eyeing white rabbit evening coats as fashionable yet affordable.
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Madame
Billy
Pam
Words of Wisdom and Wit Across Classic Authors
A collection of quotes from Ausonius De La Bruyers Johnson Carlyle Addison Bacon Spenser Gladstone on forgiveness vanity admiration adversity and skepticism. The remarks contrast self judgment toward others, critique coxcombs, and note that rational skepticism can drift into credulity.
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