You Should Get Outdoors Every Day in the Year
The article argues sunshine is vital to health and that the human body adapts to climate. Roy S Copeland reflects on travel to Washington, noting preferred seasonal changes and the appeal of sunny climates versus the Frozen North. It emphasizes the body's resilience and benefits of outdoor activity.
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Royal S. Copeland
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United States
New York
New York City
Washington
Copeland
The Home Kitchen Recipes and Health Advice 1927
A mixed page of kitchen tips and health notes includes recipes for stuffed dates with cream cheese and lettuce cups, Deviled Tomato Salad, Alligator Pear and Grapefruit with dressing, and a Q&A on nail biting. The column promotes daily outdoor activity and sun exposure for health.
Black Satin Dilemma Ends in Elegant Evening Wrap
Mrs Marchley frets over a misfit black satin piece sent by her sister in law. Madame reassures and guides a Georgette velvet inspired black and white evening wrap that suits her, turning the material into a stunning fashion solution and banishing the nightmare of black.
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RS. Marchley
Mrs. Marchley
Madame
Paris
Kind Words Pay Off at Old Walnut Tree Welcome
A travel encounter shifts from curt hotel manners to a tranquil scene under a walnut tree. Winifred Black contrasts aloof clerks with Pop McCrea’s welcoming, shaded refuge where simple courtesy and hospitality win over wealth and status. The piece celebrates kindness as worth more than appearances.
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Winifred Black
Billy
Pop McCrea
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast for Sept 28
Genevieve Kemble presents a Wednesday horoscope noting propitious lunar aspects favoring new ventures in large corporations and secret organizations. A Neptune solar aspect calls for caution while Saturn strengthens diligence and growth. employment prospects look positive and a birthdate child may achieve stability. Frances E.K. Wilson is cited as a notable nativity.
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Genevieve Kemble
G. R. S. Mead
Neptune
Frances EK. Wil
Sunset Interlude and a Dinner Invitation
A narrator navigates power dynamics with employer Mr Veritzen as he agrees to dine with a cautious, measured approach. Lillian orchestrates a sunset moment while the kitchen scene hints at marital tension between Katie and Jim, revealing character tensions and social signals amid a 1927 setting.
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Mr. Veritzen
Phil
Lillian
Jim
Katie
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Urs
Dear Elsie Letters on Love and Manners in Marriage
A reader asks how to cure a fiancé of bad grammar and table manners before marriage. Elsie Marlowe replies love can’t survive a split infinitive or misused fork, advising self change first and warning to break the engagement if improvement isn’t possible.
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Elsie
Elsie Marlowe
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie about marriage and choose
A column presents two reader questions about unsuitable marriages. A wife must balance care for her mother and marital happiness, while another young woman is urged not to marry for pity. Guidance stresses calm discussion, compromise, and self respect to avoid regret.
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Annie Laurie
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning Where Wives Are Bought
New Guinea tribes view women as possessions and slaves and wives are bought like livestock. Women marry after a ceremony but royal rites of marriage and child birth hold no special significance, and mourning is absent in tribal practices.
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Temple Manning
Guinea
Argest
New Guinea
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