Noisy Terrier Revels in Chase of Motorcycle Messenger
A lively white terrier bursts from its bounds chasing a red headed messenger boy on a motorcycle. The dog hates the cap coat and trousers, barks and howls with the wild energy of a timber wolf as it runs along the street.
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Cutie
Pellmell
Helter-Skelter
Thomas
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A reader question about whether a woman should keep her job after marriage is discussed. Annie Laurie suggests couples assess home and career balance, noting a wife may choose to pursue both or relinquish work if home duties suffer. The column invites more letters from readers.
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Annie Laurie
George R. C. R
Too Develop Shapely Arms Exercises From Anne Jordan
A 1920s style fitness note by Anne Jordan outlines arm shaping routines. It describes straight arm extensions with fingers spread, repeated finger bends, jack knife motions, overhead swings, wrist turns, and daily progression to build toned arms.
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Anne Jordan
Hats Sweep Fall Fashion From American And French Designers
American and French designers feature small and medium hats for fall with a focus on flexibility and drape. The capeline and toque vie for vogue, with greens browns tans and blues in contrasting effects. A rust colored felt capeline and a jungle green felt model with grosgrain bands illustrate current styles. A tiny satin helmet hat sits close to the head with swan feather clusters to preserve a sleek line.
Looking Backward for a Lost Paradise Many Paths Open to Girls
Advice column offering guidance to a sixteen year old girl Sally and a reader letters about heartbreak and family pressure. The tone urges self respect and acceptance while warning against risky behavior and urging open dialogue with guardians. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility, scarred yet recoverable life lessons, and the hope for future trust and happiness.
Absorbing Sequel Unfolds at Farmhouse Dinner
Adele Garrison portrays Lillian and Marion as guests of honor at a summer farmhouse gathering. Dicky frets over guests and status while the narrator navigates reconciliations, hidden tensions, and a formal casual dinner with Miss Lincoln, Phil Veritzen, and others.
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Adele Garrison
Kantly
Lillian
Marion
Dicky
Miss Lincoln
Mr. Veritzen
Eleanor Lincoln
Noncha
Rans
P. V
Douglas
Phillip Veritzen
Katherine
Mary
Veritzens
Jackson
Larches
Phil Veritzen
Mr. Jack
Tomorrow's Horoscope for September 17
Tomorrow's horoscopic forecast notes possible disruption in domestic and social ties due to a lunar Venus square. Mercury and Jupiter favorable for chance and business, with a birthday rise in speculative ventures. Personal affairs may face inharmonies. discretion advised in romance. A child born today may take long chances in business and face ardent personal or domestic dynamics.
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Genevieve Kemble
Venus
Growth of Babies Follows No Rules
A medical opinion by Roy S. Copeland, M D, United States Senator from New York, former New York City health commissioner, examines unpredictable infant growth patterns and implications for early childhood care. The article argues that standard growth expectations may not apply universally.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D
United States
New York
New York City
Home Making Helps by Wanda Barton
A reader article discusses infant development from birth to two years, noting rapid growth and milestones. It contrasts human infant progress with animal birth, stresses feeding balance and fresh air for healthy growth, and cautions against overpampering while highlighting the clock and timekeeping as style and information in daily life.
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Hether
Ipswich
Richard Manning
Edvard Grieg and the mother who shaped a composer
A biographical sketch traces Edvard Grieg born June 15 1848 in Bergen Norway. It details his musical nurture by Gesine Judith Hagetup Grieg his early piano studies and a pivotal push from Ole Bull to study at Leipzig. It notes his Denmark awakening marriage to Nina on June 11 1867 his acclaim the Peer Gynt suite and his death September 4 1907.
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Edvard Gries
Gesine Judith Hagetup Grieg
Edvard
Bergen
Norway
Grieg
Ole Bull
Leipsig
Leipsig Conservatory
Arthur Sullivan
Walter Bache
Denmark
Nina
Fiord
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