Baby Has No Business In a Crowd in Air Safety Plea
Dr Royall Copeland warns against infants at crowded venues citing high infant mortality from respiratory diseases. He urges better ventilation and air quality in public places and stresses that babies cannot resist infection, unlike adults. The note ends with a Q and A about removing facial hair, offering an envelope for details.
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Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie prompts on love and pore care
The column presents letters and replies on love signals between a young couple and general grooming questions. Annie Laurie suggests assessing frequency of calls and shared interests to gauge affection, and parries a reader’s query with practical tips about social life and self-care.
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Grace Thorncliffe Praises a Slender Gown on Pam
Grace Thorncliffe notes Pam’s slim figure suits a reseda green velvet frock with a fitted bodice and flat green velvet girdle. The special order features deep green applique trimming with gold stitching and tapered sleeves, creating a straight, no fullness skirt silhouette.
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Folly of Fretting Over Foolish Fantasies
A reflective piece by Winifred Black urges readers to quit dwelling on imagined woes and sleep better. The author notes night fears magnify worries, and daylight reveals ordinary concerns as manageable, proposing a plan to wait for daylight before worrying.
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Clock records pigeon arrivals and time
An English inventor creates a clock that logs day hour minute and second of a returning pigeon. UK pigeon fanciers total about 800000. Fraud concerns rise as platinum deals seek official hallmarks. London fire brigade spent 8805 100 last year. Oxford University Chancellor’s stipend is 25 and duties include hearing treason and felony charges against in residence members.
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Home Making Helps For Busy Mothers
Wanda Barton outlines affordable homemade toys for children. She details crafting a stockinette doll from old fabric, worsted balls, knitted reins, scrapbooks from white glazed cambric, a rainy day play apron with pockets and hidden toys, and DIY paper dolls with bristol board bodies.
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How to Triumph Over a Love Triangle
An article discusses the folly of love triangles and urges treating love with the same fortitude used in other life challenges. It tells of Troubled, a stenographer earning 200 dollars monthly, buying a home, and supporting siblings before encountering an admired married man with three children. The piece contrasts admiration with love and cautions against impulsive actions.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Sunday and Monday forecast warns of worry treachery and danger from writings. A birthday person should guard affairs toward active yet troubled year. A child born on this day may be clever but fraud risk looms. Health concerns loom unless safeguarded. The lettered romance section shows a woman seeking advice on work and love in 1925.
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Revelations of a Wife chapter echoes in a tense room
Madge rests after a turbulent night with Katherine asleep and Lillian guiding her. Lillian probes Lee Chow and Fanny Powell while sensing a rift with Dicky, hinting at plans to free Madge to pursue Hugh Grantland’s disappearance.
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