How to Conquer Sleeplessness by Dr Copeland A Petticoat Appeal
A 1926 column presents Archie's view on women and attire. It argues modern dress freedom helps women be better workers and families, while praising white frilly petticoats as a symbol of feminine charm and modesty. The piece blends humor with social commentary on gender norms.
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Digestive troubles may break rest
Dr Royal S Copeland discusses sleeplessness often tied to digestion and constipation. He warns against self prescribing narcotics, notes dietary fixes and temporary relief with petroleum oil, and advises careful attention to meals, hydration, and daytime napping to restore rest.
Revelations of a Wife Interlude in Quiet Domestic Scene
A page from Adele Gerrison's "Revelations of a Wife" sketches a nighttime domestic moment. Mary Harrison questions noises on the fourth floor as Uncle Dicky scrutiny and Auntie Madge prepare hot milk and a citrus beverage, hinting at family tensions and protective secrecy within a grand house.
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A Fashion Model's Diary Delivers Paris Style News
Grace Thorncliffe records a lunch with Mona on fashion trends from Paris. They discuss tailored black broadcloth suits, navy blue shades, new flat pocketbooks, and a striking sports coat with cape and lynx trim seen as a Paris buy for fall wear.
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About Mothers of Famous Men by Hark Stuyvesant
A fragment from a column discusses Goethe and his mother. It notes her influence on his imagination, storytelling, and early development as a writer, citing a biographer's view that Wit humor and poetry foreshadowed in Goethe by his mother. The piece emphasizes a unique mother son bond shaping his genius.
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When a Husband Shirks His Duty
A column by Annie Laurie offers advice to a nineteen year old wife facing financial strain and a husband who contemplates leaving. It urges the bride to prove commitment by economizing and keeping the home, stressing love and self respect.
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Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
IRCUMSTANCES drive many of 1 and making room for our dhe lve in small quarters, longings is quite an art. Small apartments are often almost closetless, or boast but one wardrobe in a main bedroom. Under a single bed or crib we can swing one of the patent drawers that pulls out on rods in a convenient manner, and is large enough to carry a childs full wardrobe.
Massage for Oily Hair by Lucrezia Bori
A guide on causes of oily hair and a scalp loosening massage to improve oil balance. It offers two home shampoo formulas, starting with a mild option using castile soap water bay rum borax and a beaten egg for one application.
Tomorrow's Horoscope for September 9 A Routine Yet Active Day Ahead
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble predicts a fairly active yet not ideal day with minor worries and delays in business progress. Employment should be agreeable. domestic and romantic matters may feel sensational or abrupt. Birthdays suggest an active year with small anxieties, while a child born today may be versatile, artistic, and clever.
Fall Fashion Notes On Dresses And Coats
A Fifth Avenue roundup describes unbroked dresses with a slight bust fit and two piece sports ensembles. Velveteen broadcloth and wool velours lead fall coats, trimmed with fox lynx or astrakhan. The short over-jider returns, coats feature leather belts and buttons, with colors black red and unknown tone dominating.
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