Dicky Meets a Queer Lizard in a Curious Parade
Dicky encounters a fanciful lizard wearing rufflike collars and a frilled neck in a comic scene. The creature talks of Asia and fashion, proposes changing clothes, and jokes about swallowing the old suit as Dicky quizzes him. Copyright 1935 by Newspaper Feature Service.
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Mr. Fri
Dicky
Ana Lizard
Lisard
Servi
Cannas
Lea
Beauty Sheen for Hair May Be Had by Proper Brushing
Dozens of readers ask how to get glossy hair and the simple answer is brushing nightly. The article explains a brisk brushing method, positions, and sequence to remove dust, avoid flattening the scalp, and promote sheen. It also advises washing hair every two to three weeks, rinsing brushes nightly, and handling oil distribution during the process.
A Wife Reconnects With Dicky On A Hill Walk
Adele Garrison sketches a home scene as the narrator and her husband Dicky return from a family moment. On a favored hill behind the farmhouse they plan a quiet walk, share playful banter, and test their fitness while Junior watches Jim. The chapter hints at underlying tensions and a shift toward personal confession.
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Dicky
Junior
Katie
Atset
Mother Graham
Jim
New Footwear Features Straps and Novel Leathers
The slippers showcase simple outlines with one strap or none and increasingly feature decorative leathers. Two color leather, lizard, and a pigskin resembling material appear in designs. Notable items include a sabot adaptation in black patent and lizard skin, and a two color tan kid and black patent slipper with a diamond motif.
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Annette Bradshaw
Kashmir’s heritage and reform under old land laws
The article surveys Kashmir’s romance and strategic importance as a health resort, its religious mix including Mohammedianism Hindus Buddhists and Sikhs, and the old bejar system that compelled villages to yield labor and goods. It notes reforms starting in 1889 that ended many abuses and reshaped incentives.
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India
Kashmir
Kashmir Shawls and Prosperity Return in Kashmir
The article notes renewed confidence and ambition among Kashmiris as idle land is cultivated and houses repaired. It highlights Kashmir's pestilence history, sanitation gains, and the famed Kashmir shawls and carpets woven with silk as key regional industries.
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Kashmir
Europe
Mir
The Home Kitchen Dishes Summer Salads and Jellied Delights
Jeannette Young Norton outlines warm weather salad ideas including jellied lettuce and vegetable molds, sweet pickled lima beans, Bowmen or Cabbage Salad, and rhubarb jellied salad. Recipes cover preparation steps, dressings, and serving garnishes for crisp summer meals.
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie
A page features readers seeking guidance on romance and marriage. Annie Laurie counsels a twenty year old in love that financial issues may delay a proposal and suggests open discussion if the suitor is serious. A teen inquires how to win back a refused friendship, with advice to renew invitations if engaged, or accept distance if disinterest persists.
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Annie Laurie
Cal
Lonesome Dick
Onesome
Bronchitis Causes and Home Health Guidance
Health column explains bronchitis arises from irritation of bronchial mucous membrane caused by dust smoke or fumes, and worsens with influenza or cold. Fresh air and avoiding cold viruses help prevention. doctors advise examinations for procedures and suggest hot and cold compresses for skin concerns.
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Cormund
Embroideries Scene With a Sharp-Voiced Visitor
Winifred Black recalls a morning scene in a shop where a sharp voiced woman accuses a dog owner of neglect. The dog appears carefree and playful, running the street to amuse himself while his owner waits nearby. The shopkeeper remarks the visitor often makes needless fuss.
Mind Your Own Business Warns Against Overreach
A columnist recalls a common urge to meddle in others affairs and warns that no one can run the world. The piece notes a teacher facing overbearing mothers, urges individuals to mind their own affairs, and quotes a wise saying about drawing a line between what to care about and what to leave alone.
Imperial palace in Istanbul now a museum and treasure store
The old Imperial palace in Constantinople dating to the sixteenth century serves as a museum and storehouse for national treasures. Saxophones credited to Belgian musician Antoine Joseph Sax helped create the first sazhorn. Animal eating plants are common with five carnivorous species listed in botany, trapping prey with modified leaves.
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Constantinople
Imperial
Antoine Joseph Sex
Hae
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Saturday April 25
The article notes sidereal influences on this day bringing activity in unusual areas. It mentions Jupiter and cautious finances guiding domestic matters, work, and writing, with a focus on prudent money handling and careful steps toward career progress.
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Genevieve Keuble
Cerané
Jupiter
Unclear Reflection on Resolve and Martyrdom Advice
Fragmentary text discusses hope and reinforcement, pondering consequences if not. It contrasts weakness on both sides and stresses action in the cause over self. The passage urges taking advice and suggests restraint and measured response.
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