Mother’s fight over daughters careers and choices
A reader criticizes a mother who pressures her daughters into dancing and nursing careers, arguing the parent should stop living through their children. The columnist urges the mother to find her own path, letting the girls pursue their own happiness and curtain calls. Copyright 1925 Premier Syndicate.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Signal After Obstruction Cleared
The reading notes sidereal shifts bring liveliness and progress after removing long obstructing conditions. Expect initiative and enterprise, with possible developments in courtship or engagements. Birthday individuals may have a lively year. heed deceit in heart matters. A child born today may be bold, industrious, and fairly successful.
Guard Beauty of Eyes By Lucrezia Bori
Lucrezia Bori advises readers to protect eye health by rest and light, noting clear eyes reflect overall well being. She recommends boracic acid eye baths for irritation, emphasizes sleep, and suggests coloring that enhances eye beauty.
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Advice to Girls EAR ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks how to handle a neglected romance after moving to a new town. Annie Laurie suggests keeping pride, staying friendly, and not dwelling on the thoughtless suitor while enjoying other friends. Miss Laurie invites letters on feminine topics for future columns.
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A Serious Case By Juanita Hamel
Cupid advises a playful cure for a sad girl by dressing up inviting a young man and letting love take its course. The doctor prescribes romance, soft piano melodies, moonlit walks, and a light stumble into his arms as the remedy. If the plan fails the patient remains hopeless.
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Honors Money and a Mother's Grief
A brave soldier buried with military honors after dying in California. He had wandered after the war, bringing cheer to the ill and imprisoned, while a killer lured him to a ruined building to steal insurance money. The murderer died by suicide. the soldier’s grave at Fort Point in San Francisco was honored with taps and flowers sent to his mother. Money looms large, but love and loss outlast it.
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Home Kitchen Early Fall Breakfast Breads Guide
The article outlines hot breakfast breads for cool days including Buttered Toast Milk Toast Fried Bread and Deep Fat Fried Bread. It gives steps for toasting warming butter and serving on hot plates with specific proportions for milk toast and ideas for garnishes and serving with honey or maple syrup.
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Luxurious royal purple velvet wrap with ostrich feather trim
Vera Winston presents a luxurious evening wrap in royal purple velvet with shaded mauve and gray ostrich feathers. The cape style is plain yet striking, featuring a simple silhouette with a single front-sloping variation for a restrained, elegant look.
Be Children Not Fearing Age Says Dr Copeland
Dr Roy S Copeland urges readers to stay young in spirit and body by active hobbies and exercise. He argues aging stems from physical decay and neglect, and cites dental and health issues as roots of decline while offering Geriatric wellness tips.
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A Wife’s Confessional Reveals Family Financial Strain
A letter from Dicky hints at a looming financial crunch affecting the family. Adele Garrison and her mother-in-law fear potential losses, debating whether Dicky gambled or faced a business squeeze as they consider cutting expenses and possibly letting Katie and Jim go.
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