Passing Emotions and Worry May Increase Blood Pressure
Dr. Royal S. Copeland notes readers ask about high blood pressure and urges simple living to manage it. He warns against overreliance on instruments by laypeople, explains fatigue temperature, and stresses individual factors, dental health, and ductless glands in blood pressure. He advises emotional control, reduced work, proper diet, and staying calm to reduce risk.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Coprricht
Well dressed man wardrobe and shop habits guidance
Wanda Barton offers advice on how a man can maintain a well dressed appearance through a yearly rotation of at least twelve suits, careful care, and choosing a reliable shop. She notes the social value of dressing neatly, coordinating winter clothes, hats, and overcoats, and the home’s role in supporting a prosperous look.
A Fashion Model's Diary by Grace Thorncliffe
Grace Thorncliffe reviews weekly fashion finds from Madame with new gowns and accessories. She highlights a gold cloth and midnight blue velvet ensemble with a robe, nutria borders, and fitted belt, noting styling tips for the choker collar and footwear.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Nutria
Thanksgiving Day Reflections By Madge Geyer
A Thanksgiving message from Madge Geyer expresses gratitude for modern comforts and the resilience of the nation. It thanks friends family and those who keep the Ship of State steady and wishes brightness happiness and love for the years ahead.
Dorothea Jordan A Scandalous Queen of the Stage
The article recounts Dorothea Jordan, Irish actress and mistress of the future William IV, detailing an openly scandalous life from her Dublin debut at fifteen to her twenty one year affair with the duke of Clarence, birth of ten children, and rumors of her death or return to England in 1816.
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Dorothea Jordan
William IV
Dorothea
Dublin
Phoebe
Ireland
England
Mrs. Jordan
London
Drury Lane Theatre
Duke of Clarence
Jordan
Richard Ford
William IV of
France
Astrological Forecast Warns of Sudden Change for Some
The piece predicts whirlwind shifts for those born on the day, possible benefits through new affiliations with large enterprises if cautious in signing papers. It notes impulsive tendencies in a child born today and suggests an adventurous, danger‑studded path, driven by past actions rather than planetary causes.
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If I Were A Man- A Mead of Stagecraft and Humility
The narrator mocks grand storytelling habits, noting it is poor form to force interruptions or prolong a tale for stage center. He warns listeners may have heard the story before and laughter at the end may reflect relief, not prowess.
If I Were A Girl
A 1923 feature piece imagines a woman unconcerned with clothing details and social appearances. It contrasts constant self monitoring with freedom from wardrobe worries, including fashion mishaps and caretaking of outfits.
Scientific cooking and breakfast through history
A humorous piece exploring preferences for meals and how modern hygienic cooking taught in medical schools contrasts with nostalgic or traditional foods. It playfully contrasts eggs bacon toast and various meat dishes with famous figures’ breakfasts, ending reflecting on diet and memory.
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E Young
Johnny
Julia
Advice to Girls Teaches Manners and Party Etiquette
A column offers etiquette guidance for teens with Q A exchanges. Answers stress sending a thank you note for gifts and hosting overnight guests with parental approval. It covers theatre exits and seating etiquette in simple, practical terms.
Love's Awakening in a Royal Dance Circle
In a 1928 feature, a narrator observes four young couples at a dance with Prince Georges and Princess Olina, Mary and Noel, Marion and Ronald, and Charles Owen. Subtle rivalries surface as supper partners are chosen by a new string device, revealing affections, jealousy, and unclely intrigue before the party ends with a sign of continued drama.
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Prince Georges
Princess Olina
Charles Owen
Mary
Mr. Owen
Oliva
Noel
Carolyn
Marion
Ronald
Chance
Katherine
Georges
Olivia
Olina
Charles
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Knarf’s Clock Adventure Ends At Five O Clock
Knarf and four shadow-children explore a clock as Knarf tries to slow the pendulum. Inside the clock a maze of gears and a spring frighten him until a loud boom stops the mechanism and he escapes, rejoining his friends who wait on the pendulum.
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Knarf
Mij
Flor
Yam
Hanid
Ty Works
Mrj
Newspaper Festure Service, Inc
Words of the Wise Fragments and Quotations
A collage of famous maxims and quotes from Ovid Shakespeare Addison Congreve Beecher Shaw Goethe Dekker Guicciardini notes on virtue belief and time. It contrasts virtue with fear and stresses self reliance and progress while reflecting on imitation and beauty.
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Helene
Madge Geyer
Cozette
William V
Genevieve. Kemble
Man
By Jill
Jack
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Winifred Black
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lindbergh
Annie Laurie
Jeannine. Eannine
Yvette
Ette
Love’s Awakening
Adele Garrison
Max Trell
Words of
Ovid
Addison
Beecher
Shaw
Goethe
Dekker
Guicciardini
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