Build and Protect the Body if You Would Preserve the Soul
Dr Roy S Copeland argues that the body is the temple of the soul and urges preachers and readers to practice right living, right eating, and right thinking to prevent sickness and improve spiritual well being. He warns that neglect of the body harms both this life and the hereafter.
Advice for a Young Wife Facing jealousy after a baby
A married seventeen year old asks how to balance a new baby with her husband who wants dances and social events. The Undecided Wife counsels patience, emphasizes family closeness, and urges tact and devotion to preserve the home and happiness for wife husband and child.
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Hair loss on crown answered with tonic guidance
Reader asks about thinning hair on the crown. Advice suggests health building and a stimulating hair tonic, with a stamped envelope for details. A separate note covers painful neck glands and advises Fedex ointment, rest, and physician consult if no improvement in a week or two.
Loves Awakening by Adele Garrison
In a serialized tale, Marion vacates with her mother as Mr Underwood plans to leave for business. Auntie Madge notes Marion’s sacrifice and encourages a calm farewell, while narrator obsesses over spying on Mary and the blotter, hinting at further intrigue as the story continues tomorrow.
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Don’t envy the other fellow’s portion by Louis E. Bisch
Eminent psychologist Louis E. Bisch argues that most people envy others in their careers and lives yet fail to see the drawbacks of those chosen paths. He urges contentment, self improvement, and focusing on one’s own opportunities rather than longing for others.
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Victor Hugo the Great Lover in a Lasting Legacy
The account portrays Victor Hugo as a monumental poet and novelist whose life entwined with Adele Foucher and Juliette Drouet. Exiled under Louis Napoleon, he relied on friends, and Drouet’s disguise helped him reach Guernsey. After 1870 he returned to Paris, and his late wife Beatrice inspired much of his work.
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Hugo
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Guernsey
Mme. Drouet
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Beatrice
Stars Say for Thursday September 20 by Genieveve Kemble
Forecast combines conflicting planetary positions with Luna Uranus trine sparks and Saturn Moon opposition. Expect delays and obstacles but with patience significant benefits may emerge. birthdays indicate a year of contradictions and travel potential. caution advised when signing documents. a child born this day may show brilliant talent and practical industry.
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Your Skin Is Like a Rare Flower Care for It
An article urges daily skin care to preserve a clear complexion. It explains that fine, translucent skin shows underlying blood vessels, warns against sun wind and dryness, promotes cleansing, soothing lotions, and cold water stimulation to keep circulation and texture refined. It ends with viewing skin as a rare flower needing constant care.
BlackNet Summer Dress Delights A Fashion Client
RS Jones visits a shop seeking a dark cool summer dinner dress not printed. Madame enlists Grace to model a black dotted net over flesh satin dress with a slim hip line and long net skirt, pleasing Jones and signaling a sale-keen moment.
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RS. Jones
Madame
Mrs. Jones
Home Making Helps by Wanda Barton
Advice for homemakers to stave off fatigue and aging through simple routines. Emphasizes worry reduction, dental care, diet, regular baths, naps, and pampering like manicure and facial. Encourages simple, comfortable clothing and healthy sleep with fresh air and a daily afternoon nap.
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Wanda Barton
Dicky Chats With Mrs Carpenter Bee About Wood Work
Dicky the boy and a large Carpenter Bee discuss woodworking skills and bee home building. Mrs Carpenter Bee shows off her chisels and multi story hive, then consent to Dicky cutting a different log, concluding with a friendly exchange amid the woods.
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Dicky
Mrs. Carpenter Bee
Words of the Wise Quotes and Reflections
A collection of literary maxims and classical lines from Carlyle Sallust Emerson Seneca Fiuller and Ovid. The passages explore fame merit poverty pride silence and virtue with brief adages on character and memory.
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