Why Not Teach With Gentle, Lively Teachers in Schools
Dr. Frederick Eby of the University of Texas argues for cheerful, humane teachers over repressed disciplinarians. The author recalls two stern teachers, Miss Polly and Miss Edith, who harmed students with rigid, joyless methods, praising bright, youthful educators as better role models for children.
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Frederick Eby
School of Education
University of Texas
Dr. Eby
Miss Pee
Miss Polly
Edith
Eby
Coupyright
Helpful Advice to Girls Annie Laurie panel
A reader asks about dating while engaged and the risks of crossing lines with others. The advisor cautions against going out with others during a long engagement and urges open discussion with the fiancée about feelings and boundaries.
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Annie Laurie
Revelations of a Wife Sequel Sheds Light on Owl Fear
Sequel to Adele Garrison's Love's Embers follows Eleanor Lincoln and Dicky as suspicion falls on a red bearded vagabond and the eerie owl hoot. The narrator doubts a mere animal incident, sensing human danger and a possible past acquaintance among the watchers, with tension mounting over who truly hides behind the darkness.
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Adele Garrison
Himelf
George Logan Jackson
Dicky
Miss Lincoln
Eleanor Lincoln
Katherine
Lillian
Dor
Keplicium
Katie
Tieens
Geo
Diehy
Jeger
Mianer
Lincoln
On the Fence By Fanny Darrell A Woman's Indecision
A woman known as a coquette may be torn between marriage and independence. The narrative traces her month long vacillation as anxiety grips a suitor, leaving both parties in suspense over a fateful choice.
Signs Of Baby's Elimination Organs In Health Care
Dr. Copeland stresses daily checks of a baby's kidneys skin and bowels as elimination organs. Adequate water intake aids waste removal. keep skin moist and urine light in color. constipation or dryness signals to see a doctor. The piece includes Q and A on constipation and dizziness with dietary advice.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Pretty Teeth Beautify By Anne Jordan
A persuasive piece urges regular dental care highlighting the cosmetic and health benefits of clean well cared for teeth. It advises semiannual dentist visits, brushing after meals, salt rinses for gum tenderness, and nightly milk or magnesia rinses to preserve the teeth and overall health.
Tomorrow's Horoscope for October 18
Tomorrow's horoscope highlights strong planetary influences from Saturn and Uranus. It predicts bold but careful financial moves, opportunities for birthday individuals, and potential rapid changes that clear way for new projects and environments, with emphasis on prudent money management.
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Genevieve Kemble
Feminine Freedom And Its Dangers
A column questions rising female freedom in modern society. It notes more leg exposure, public smoking, solo nights out, and fewer spectators to restraint. The piece asks whether these freedoms erode romance, dignity, and the ideal image of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Home-Making Tips for Wood Floors by Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton outlines fall floor care for soft and hard woods. She covers stain choices oil for soft woods acid or water for hard woods wood filler filling nail holes sand smoothing applying stain shellac or varnish brushing and drying times rubbing techniques to achieve a smooth lustrous finish with grain highlighted and guided rubbing along the wood grain.
Women and the national ideal of womankind
A 1927 syndicated feature argues women are the source of sentiment beauty and ideals and must uphold dress codes and conduct to preserve national standards. It stresses women as inspirers and standards bearers of worthwhile life and arts, warning against laxity and fashion that threaten society.
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King Festure
Seen on Fifth Avenue Fashion Notes by Miss Shopper
The uneven hemline returns bold on daytime and evening frocks. Button trends rise to the top with hats trimmed in buttons and buckles. Imitations of old jewelry finish hats, while tailored underthings prove essential for sport costumes. A chic beaufled chemise pairs oddly with tweed frocks.
Fashionable Dining and Parisian Style at Raoul's
A fashion diary reports Pam and I visiting Raoul's for tea to observe the haute monde. Mrs G returns from Paris in a Callot inspired afternoon ensemble. Madame B L is tipped as a future couturier. The table includes notes on an American socialite in London, luxe crepe coats, crystal earrings, and a chic detailing like velvet lining and velvet-inset hip yokes with scalloped cuffs.
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Pam
Mrs. G
Paris
Callot
Madame B L
London
Caritania
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Stern Pedagogues
Miss Life’s Touch
Winifred Black
Miss Edith
Polly
Tony Annie Laurie
Bin
Medge
Fanny Darrell
Tigi
Tandy Laecen
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
DR Copeland
By Anne Jordan
Louis E. Bisch
Louise. Bisch
Wanda Barton
5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
Grace Thorncliffe
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