I Have Said in My Heart by Idah McGlone Gibson
A sermon on honesty condemns the habit of trying to get by in business. The speaker cites a friend’s delayed home build and carpenters substituting pine for oak, urging a shift to honest work for honest pay and away from the era of “getting by.”
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Idah McCglone Gibson
Rotarians
Harding
Hints for the Household by Mrs. Mary Morton
Winter pie season advised with pie choices and crust tips. Oven timing, crust prep, and notes on desserts for children versus older students. Recipes include Sweet Potato Pie Lemon Raisin Pie and Mock Cherry Pie with cranberry and raisin fillings.
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Mary Morton
Plan Your Lights With as Much Care as Your Furniture
Winter redecorating advice links lighting to furniture harmony. The piece stresses proper lamp placement for reading and eye health, color considerations for shades, parchment and silk lamp options, and the need for diffused, adequate illumination. It references Prof. Samson K. Barrett on yellow orange tones and lighting intensity, and notes British drug firms consolidating.
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Samson K. Barrett
New York University
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
Advice column excerpt discusses young relationships and dating readiness. Letters reveal girls seeking guidance on love and marriage, with Mrs. Lee urging openness with partners and parental input. The piece notes Mars being warm enough for life per US Bureau of Standards tests.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
United States Bureau of Standards
Mars
How to Achieve Beauty By MME Helena Rubinstein
Winter care for the skin stresses protection from wind and indoor heat. Use cleansing cream, then astringent lotion or witch hazel to close pores. Stimulate circulation with a skin-clearing cream or lotion, followed by anti wrinkle or rejuvenating products. The eyes will be discussed in a future talk.
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Beauty
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
Health and Diet Advice From Religious Leaders
Health and diet guidance blends prayer with physical wellbeing in churches. Dr Stratton and Dr Bell advocate fasting, temperate living, and hygienic measures, linking clean bodies to moral vigor and social improvement.
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Doctor Stratton
New York
Elizabeth Towne
New Thought Movement
the Nautilus
B. H. Bell
St. Thomas Episcopal Church of Denver
Doctor Bell
Songs of a Housewife The Easier Way
A housewife narrates procrastination over cleaning a wall then yields after daily effort. She admits laziness and fatigue as the dirt accumulates and the task seems endless, finally grabbing a pail and brush to tackle the job. Her partner L. endures sleepless nights as tension rises.
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