Time Cards for Baby Health by Dr Copeland
A weekly health column by United States Senator Dr Royal S Copeland outlines Baby’s Daily Time Cards. It details feeding intervals from six o’clock mornings to ten o’clock final feeds, use of orange juice or tomato juice with cod liver oil, outdoor time, sun exposure, and water, plus early morning and night feeds for the first two months.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Chilren
Washington
Children’s Bureau
Reader Q and A on health concerns and remedies
A reader exchange covers sinus trouble from yellow oxide, fallen arches, excessive saliva sources, throat tightness, and hyper acidity. Answers advise dietary correction, regular bowels, and professional examination. further details available by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope.
A Fashion Model diary and shop life in society circles
Grace Thorncliffee writes of two society girls settling into a shop fashion world. They lunch daily, attend engagements, and bring family to shop sales. Pam gains confidence with a college trip and a design win, while the narrator weighs her own modeling hopes and a budding dress she designed printed with details of a black crepe afternoon frock with silver nail-head trim.
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Tire
Pam
Air
America
Pacific
Billy
Madame's
Tiny Hats Rule Winter Millinery With Velvet and Fur
The piece notes the shift to smart tiny hats amid cold weather, pairing fur collars with small hats. It describes four attractive models in green, bottle green velvet, and two black and white velvet hats, including a tam crown, white quill trim, and a melon crowned dark brown velvet style.
Maneuvering for a Brixton camp journey plan
In a tense, witty scene Lillian agrees to a hasty trip to the Brixton camp after a scheme to push her into action. Her allies debate credit, arrange routes by rail and bus, and coordinate a meeting with Mrs Brixton while keeping Madge in the loop.
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Brixton
New Haven
Katie
Lillian
Dicky
Harry
Magic to tame the plot at the camp keeps readers guessing
Adele Garrison continues a salon style tale as Lil frets over a camp request and a cryptic telepathic message. Dicky questions Marion, Charles Owen, and Mary while a proverb hints at a trap. The scene hints at schemes and charm as the story moves into tomorrow.
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Dicky
Lil
Marcel
Charles Owen
Mary
Marion
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Secrets of Charm for the Children by Josephine Huddleston
Beauty guidance for youngsters covering daily hair brushing, skin cleansing, proper drying, nail care, and dental hygiene. Emphasizes consistent routines to preserve softness, rosy cheeks, and white teeth, with reminders to use gentle products and rinse thoroughly after washing.
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Mother
Big Sister
Advice to Girls From Nancy Lee and Respondents
A reader asks if it is proper for a 19 year old to accompany a 25 year old boyfriend and his mother on a trip, with the mother allegedly approving. The column suggests the invitation should come from a parent and that the mother should decide, advising caution. A second letter urges fidelity after being rejected, with advice to move on and remain true to oneself.
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Nancy Lee
Azelia
Zelija
Pier
Household Tips for Cleaning and Cooking Practices
Household guidance covers washing leather upholstery with warm water and wringing well, polishing with furniture cream, painting kitchen and bathroom hooks with enamel to prevent rust marks, and avoiding sodden food by using beef drippings and lard frying mix. Warns against washing chamois gloves in cold water and suggests lukewarm, slightly soapy water.
Gloomy Guy and Rosy Posy clash over life dreams
A 1931 feature portrays Rosy Posy as sunny and loving, adored by children and friends, while her husband the Gloomy Guy is jealous, sarcastic, and frugal. She longs for sunshine, laughter, and family harmony, fearing serious trouble ahead and questioning divorce odds.
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Rosy Posy
Rose
Posy
Sunshine
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Those Automatic Aids and the Woman Who Trusts Them
A businessman questions why women resist automatic devices in homes while citing two cases of reluctance. A stenographer and cooks overlook automatic features, and a housekeeper admits similar doubts. The piece argues that trusted automation frees workers and improves outcomes, urging use of auto timers and hands-off cooking.
Homemaking Helps Emphasizes Personal Touch Over Machines
The article argues that many home tasks require personal attention and cannot be fully automated. It stresses planning, relaxation, education, entertainment, meal planning, decorating, and shopping as essential homemaking skills that keep home life interesting.
Astrological Forecast for birthdays including Martin Luther
The reading notes liveliness in business such as printing and promotion with signs of unrest from risky finances. Those born today may see active year with travel changes and ventures in writings litigation publicity and similar fields. A child born now should be versatile industrious though restless. Notable nativity Martin Luther.
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Martin Luther
Never Finish Land Walk With Ting-a-Ling Shadows
Shadows with turned-about names visit Ting-a-Ling who lives inside a Chinese plate. He invites them on a walk to Never Finish Land where each step is endless and finishing is impossible. The group questions the idea, while Ting-a-Ling explains the nature of the endless journey.
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Owen
Lil
Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Ting-a- Ling
Ting-a-Ling
Never Finish Land
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of the Wise and Wit from Classical Authors
A compilation of quotable lines from diverse writers. Notable sentiments include self-knowledge as a key to humanity, the danger of losing illusions, envy as a spur for improvement, the costs of revenge, and reflections on fame, virtue, and happiness.
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Festure Service, Inc
Grace Thorncliffe
Marie Marot
Heart of
Wife
Madge
Brixton House
Mrs. Brixton
Katherine
Adele Garrison
Josephine Huddleston
Winifred Black
Guy
Cinderella
Pussin-Boots
Little Red Riding Hood
Eleanor Ross
Genevieve Kemble
By Maxtrell
Shadow
Words of
Voltaire
Wilson
Hercules
Rousseau
Kipling
Balfour
Disraeli
Oliver
Reynolds
Barrie
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