How Long Do You Expect to Live
Dr Roy S Copeland discusses life expectancy using insurance tables to illustrate trends. He notes births at fifty eight years and increases since 1897, while child disease control lowers mortality. He urges diet, exams, and early treatment to extend life and reduce adult deaths.
Heart of a Wife Tragedy Uncovers Hidden Body in Cornfield
A frightened boy arrives with news of a dead man found in the cornfield. The speaker recalls warnings of a fugitive Chinese tied to a violent gang, noting the grim discovery ties into a broader house of danger and loyalty.
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Hank
Bil
William
Bers
Lee Chow
Nol
Buddha Statue to Rise Near Tokio in 40 Foot Concrete Form
The project will erect the world’s largest Buddha near Tokyo at a cost of 50000 dollars, standing 40 feet high with seating space for about 3000 people in its lap. An unusual mix of odd facts notes bakelite from tar and shifting cultural observations amid a narrative snippet on a mystery involving Bill, Hank, and Harry Underwood.
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Tokio
Japan
Hank
Bill
Mr. Underwood
Uncle Dicky
Harry Underwood
Dicky
Harry
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A Fashion Model's Diary Pam Seeks A New Fall Coat
AM lands back in town in a flutter as the season begins. Pam, stylish and fearless with money, resists last season’s coat and selects a soft Weave wool model with elbow length sleeves a rolled collar and nickel buckle. Madame’s stock offers similar New Soft Weave Wool options popular with college girls and travelers.
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Pam
Ritz
Madame
Stars Say for Thursday September 24
Forecast shows initiative and enterprise in daily affairs with some delays and setbacks. Watch for fraud or misrepresentation and stay prepared for possible intrigue. Personal matters may be lively yet introspective. a child born today should be active and aggressive. Notable nativity: Mark Henna, politician.
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Mark Henna
If I Were to Build Again
Home owner Annette reflects on a new house fallible to overbuilt ambitions. The piece surveys common postconstruction regrets including closets lighting and porch placement and urges planning to fit daily life, prioritizing interior comfort over exterior show.
Fortitude and Love in the Everyday Mother
A true tale recalls a middle aged mother who toiled in a factory despite a fractured skull from an automobile crash a year earlier. She cared for three children, bought clothes and food, and continued working until pain forced her to rest, leaving readers to question heavenly rewards for such quiet endurance.
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Helpful Advice to Girls by Nancy Lee
A widow asks if a widower tenured with her will marry. The response notes he shows affection but has no plan to wed and questions if continued closeness will harm future chances. It labels him selfish and warns that insisting could spoil her prospects of remarriage.
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Nancy Lee
Great Moments in Galsworthy Influence and Work
A compact appraisal of John Galsworthy, detailing his view of greatness, notable works including Justice The Silver Box and Strife, and Forsyte Saga. It notes his dual status as aristocrat and chronicler of labor, with biographical milestones from Coombe 1867 to early writing career and major plays.
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John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Coombe
London
Harrow
Oxford
Forsyte
Awent Galsworthy
Costume of fine moss-green wool for cold days
Seen on Fifth Avenue describes a new wool suit worn under a fur coat for very cold weather. The outfit features a thin supple moss-green crepey wool with a draped jacket ending in a flat bow at the back and a white blouse in a lighter weave.
Shadow Beetle Journey Through the Deep
Five shadow children named Flor Hanid Yam Knarf and Puck ride a beetle to a distant wood. They argue over the beetle's direction and crave a mystery crickle crackle. The beetle dives into a pond, pushes through mud, and ends stuck awaiting what comes next.
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Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Puck
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Words of the Wise: Eternal Truths in Epigram and Quotation
A collection of short maxims and aphorisms from varied authors. The items span philosophy, poetry, and wit, offering reflections on happiness, eloquence, living well, and the nature of truth.
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