Madame Jeritza Praises Real Press and Common Sense
A column praises Madame Jeritza the opera star and discusses slow clubs for students who avoid petting and alcohol. It notes most youths do not drink or flirt, while some brag about dissipation. A cynical view on love and maturity is offered, ending with a call: don’t join slow or fast clubs.
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Madame Jeritza
Girls of
America
Dad
Mother
Real Presse
Aod
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Rolling Along by Paul Aslan
A nostalgic sketch contrasts childhoods from crawling days to today’s speed driven era. The piece highlights a child growing from hoop and bicycle to roadster and aquaplane, noting the speed obsessed age that outpaces Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on engagement and trust
A reader asks how to handle an engagement broken a year ago and a reunion request. Annie Laurie urges gratitude for the honesty, notes doubt signals, and says the returning partner may now be ready to marry, advising to welcome her if her resolve is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Oser
A Fashion Model's Diary on Untrimmed Frocks and Line
Madame declares that line defines new season fashion with untrimmed gowns and soft drapes. She plans colors and sketches for evening frocks while designers finalize details for a private showing of dance dresses for younger clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Brothers Who Delight in Teasing Sisters
Advice column explores family friction as a sixteen year old girl Bernice seeks tips to handle an intolerable brother. The responder reframes siblings as ordinary people who respond to praise and polite behavior, urging use of “company manners” at home to ease tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Marlowe
Bernice
Elsie
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope Signals Mixed Mentions of Fraud and Caution
Conflicting astral testimonies mark today's forecast with possible favorable turns in finances and connections but warn of fraud or misunderstanding. Rash conduct could threaten brighter prospects, and those born today may find chances for success if vigilant against treachery and self‑control. Notables include David Hume and Artemus Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hume
Iscount Grey
Artemus Ward
Cure for Nail Biting Requires Will Power and Care
The remedy starts with strong will power not to bite nails. Soaking hands in tepid soapy water for ten minutes helps nails grow. apply olive oil to the cuticle afterwards. Avoid hot water as it harms nails. use pure soap and lukewarm water.
Almanic Tricks for Nail Biting Cure Through Niceties
A friend shares a home remedy for a fourteen year old nail biting habit. Alum under nails coupled with lectures on hand beauty curbed the habit within three weeks except during movies. To prevent nail loss the girl wore gloves at the cinema and later resumed wearing neat gloves and clean hands.
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Per
Black-and-white fashion returns as bright red accents trend
Seen on 5th Ave Miss Shopper notes a white coat lined with red silk and a red suede belt. Red accents appear at the collar and cuffs, adding bold color to the classic monochrome look.
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5Th Ave
Miss Shopper
Influenza Epidemics Reported in Ireland And Europe
Dr Roy S Copeland notes a new influenza wave in Ireland with outbreaks across Europe and parts of America. He warns that while news is grim, care remains simple and manageable with rest fluids and basic precautions. The piece urges public calm and continued vigilance.
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Ireland
Europe
American
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barron
Public health guidance discusses influenza risk and home care. Advice covers fresh air sunlight and proper feeding after illness, plus modern home equipment like vacuums ladders and cleaning tools to aid cleaning and upkeep.
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Wanda Barron
Answers to Health Queries
A collage of medical Q and A explains cosmetic surgery for jaw size and skin care for enlarged pores. It advises hot and cold compresses for pores and cites weight guidance for a 41-year-old woman of moderate height.
Love's Embers Absorbing Sequel to Revelations of a Wife
RS. TICER voices a tangled domestic puzzle about Mr. Veritzen and Miss Lincoln. Neighbors speculate the young woman rules a Manchester home, while a wary Jerry hints at hidden motives and possible romance as the narrator probes beforehand acquaintance.
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Noel Veritzen
Mr. Veritzen
Jerry
Henry
Miss Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington
Mary
Marion Morton
Lillian
Jerry Ticer
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Doris Hears a Wonderful Evening Song in the Moonlit Woods
Doris pouts at bedtime while company remains in the parlor. A moonlit woods scene captures her imagination as an elfin guide named Squeedee leads her to a singing wood thrush perched on a limb. The creature, small with a white vest and heart-shaped marking, greets Doris before the adventure begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cris
Doris
Mr. Wood Thrush
Evening Song From a Wood Thrush
Doris meets a singing Wood Thrush and experiences a charming moment in the woods. The thrush explains he sings to comfort his mate at nest time. Doris sits listening on a log with Squeedee as the bird finishes its melody and disappears into the bushes.
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Doris
Mr. Wood Thrush
Wood Thrush
Nolee
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Quotations on Life Duty and Virtue by Famous Authors
A collection of aphorisms and reflections from Swift Carlyle Cortez Addison Wordsworth De La Bruyere and Sewell. The passages explore longevity wisdom luck travel lightness of burden and the balance between obedience love and peace.
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Aas
Jeritza
Winifred Black
Paul Aslan
Great Britain
Grace Thorncliffe
Blake
Genevieve Kemble
Lucrezia Bori
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
DR Copeland
Adele Garrison
Blanche Silver
Words of
Necessity
Freewill
Carlyle
Cortez
Addison
Wordsworth
de la Bruyere
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