Dear Elsie and Betty On Society's Pressures In 1927
A reader plea to Elsie Marlowe about forced marriages and heartbreak contrasts with a teen girl's letter on peer pressure and drinking loss of identity. Elsie counsels against divorce, urging self respect and safer social circles.
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Elsie Marlowe
Elsie
Vera
Betty
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Reverence and materialism in American character
The author contrasts American reverence for art and religion with Europe’s manners. He argues Americans are inherently idealistic and imaginative, capable of national achievements despite a perceived lack of ceremonial reverence. He rejects the label of pure materialism as unjust.
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Europe
Reverence and home styling in a red kitchen idea
The article urges deeper respect for American virtues and offers a 1927 home decorating guide centered on a red kitchen. It describes gray walls with red trim, red peasant cupboards, red accented shelves, red enamelware, and red dishware to create a cheerful, decorative space.
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America
Oy Iemier Syndicate
Lee
Love's Embers by Adele opens dramatic visit at Madge scene
Adele narrates a scene where Love's Embers characters Parley with Aunt Madge and Mary as Miss Lincoln and Mr Jackson arrive. Lillian and the narrator split to observe an unseen brewing plot, while Uncle Dicky frets and Mary urges haste to greet guests.
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Ary
Lillian
Phil
Mary
Madge
Miss Lincoln
Mr. Jackson
Dicky
Absorbing Sequel Leads Guests To Dinner Delays
The recounting narrator describes a social arrival scene at The Larches for a party hosted by Mr. Jackson and Miss Lincoln. Quarrel over dinner time, flirtations with Miss Lincoln, and a wager over bonbons unfold as guests greet the narrator on the veranda.
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Miss Lincoln
Dicky
Mr. Jackson
La’e
Caring for the Body in Kidney Diseases
Dr Roy S Copeland argues for regular physical exams and calm management of kidney disease. He cautions against alarm at urinary albumen or casts, urges moderate exercise, careful diet with limited protein, and treating infections and dental issues to extend life expectancy.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Bright
Beauty of Waved Hair By Anne Jordan
Woman seeks curl through home training before permanent waves. Wash with warm water, avoid cold rinse, air dry, then pin each lock to form ringlets. Dry thoroughly, remove pins, fluff for a soft wave or finger waves by pinching sections as they dry.
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Beauty of Waved Hair
Anne Jordan
Lace Velvet Frock Shines In Afternoon Wear
Vera Winston highlights velvet as the season’s fabric with transparent velvet options. A black frock features a plain design with a blouse and skirt joining at the hip, a circular flared hem, and a narrow lace collar that continues down the front ending in a bow at the hip.
Tomorrow's WORDSCOPE by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow shows a highly energetic day with Luna aligning to Mars boosting initiative and aggression. Employment favors promotion. those with birthdays near now gain enterprise and honor, while Jenny Lind is noted as a notable nativity.
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Genevieve Kemble
Jeffers
Luna
Mars
Jenny Lind
Famous Russian composers and Rimsky Korsakoff profile
The piece profiles Nikolai Rimsky Korsakoff and the Five founders era, noting their amateur status and love of art. It recounts his birth in 1834, naval career, gradual shift to composition, appointment to Petrograd Conservatory, and his famed Scheherazade. It ends with his death in Petrograd on June 20, 1908.
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Five
Cesar Cu
Moussorgsky
Borodin
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Balakiroff
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff
Tikhvin
Novgorod
Nikolai
Naval College
Vetrograd
Rimsky
Naval Academy
Nadeshda Pourgold
Petrograd Conservatory
Petrograd
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