Temperance and Labor as Man's Best Physicians
Dr. Roy S Copeland argues temperance and labor are the two great physicians. He notes doctors aid health but rely on patient restraint, and urges temperate eating drinking work and speech as key to longevity. He cites Paul and Rosseau on moderation and lists health queries with answers.
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North America
Rosseau
Gman
Apostle Paul
Paul
Titus
Temperance
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Ung people favor Halloween parties and should plan decor in advance. Paper decorations offer flexibility this season with a pumpkin table design using black and yellow accents. Central pumpkin centerpiece, black candles, yellow pumpkins, and vine motifs create a festive setting. All black and white variants feature white cloths with black fringe and silhouette cats.
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UNG
A Fashion Model Describes Opening Night Attire
Grace Thorncliffe reviews a theatrical opening noting haute monde fashion and audience reaction. She highlights a blue sunset dress with intricate pleats and scalloped skirt, praising the stylish look while musing on Mayfair behavior and applause.
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Grace Thorncliffe
John
Newark
Mayfair
Brillcél Ceater
Adame
Telephone personality effects on speech and behavior
A discussion notes how telephones alter manners and expression. People vary in politeness, confidence, and honesty when not face to face, with voice and tone becoming dominant. The piece also ponders future TV telephone hybrids and possible disadvantages.
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Per. Ho
Romance of Anne Boleyn and a Tudor tragedy
A compact account of Anne Boleyn, her rise at Henry VIII’s court, the secret marriage in January 1533, coronation in May 1533, and downfall when charges of infidelity led to execution in May 1536. The text notes her French years, marriage struggles, and Elizabeth I’s birth, ending with a famous last speech.
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Anne Boleyn
Henry the Eighth
Anne
Thomas Boleyn
Earl of
Wiltshire
Ormonde
France
Mary Tudor
Henry Vill
Louis XII
Prince
Louis
Claude
Francis L
England
Catherine of Aragon
Henry
James Butler
Catherine
Waestmioster Abbey
Jane Seymour
Elizabeth
Stars Say For Thursday Oct 25 Chronicle
The column forecasts conflict and growth in planetary operations with expansion and new contracts but warns of delays and obstructions. It advises careful health, patience for a born child, and optimistic progress despite obstacles, noting brighter opportunities and future ground plans.
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Dryden
Advice to Girls Ear Annie Laurie and Dilemma
A reader asks what to do about two suitors. The adviser warns against prolonging the agony by dating someone you do not love while in love with another. She should tell the first young man that her feelings do not justify continuing the relationship, but she must be sure before deciding.
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Annie Laurie
Secret Service
Katherine
Mother Graham
Junior
Mary
Lilan
Marion
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Cleansing the Face Before Retiring
Josephine Huddleston advises nightly facial cleansing to remove makeup and impurities. She outlines a two step cleansing cream process, followed by skin tonic applications to ensure pores breathe and skin stays vibrant.
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Josephine Huddleston
Esterday
Steadfast Woman Faces a Mother's Sulkiness
In a Brixton household a daughter-in-law Endures the old mother-in-law’s tantrums while planning firm yet gentle limits. Katherine offers blunt advice that feeding the martyr complex will only empower tyranny. a decisive stance is urged before the visit ends.
Carpenter Bee Builds a House in a Log Neighbor Tale
Brown Cricket meets Mrs Carpenter Bee who is woodworking in a log to make a wooden house for her children. The two chat about living arrangements, family, and cleanliness as the bee finishes the chip filled creation by evening.
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Brown Cricket
Bee
Mrs. Bee
Carpenter Bee
Mrs. Carpenter Bee
Galn
Words of Wisdom Collected Sayings and Quotes
A collection of aphorisms and excerpts from classical authors and thinkers. Notable lines address responsibility for thoughts, effort conquering obstacles, creation from effort, and guidance on behavior in social life. Each quote offers moral or practical reflection from writers such as Collins, Virgil, Perseus, Helps, Seneca, Burton, Herbert, Cicero, and Syrus.
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