Vitiligo explained by Dr Copeland in New York column
In a farm visit Dr Copeland describes vitiligo also called leucoderma as white patches on skin caused by pigment loss. It is not painful or serious, mainly a cosmetic issue. Patches may spread with sun exposure. no cure exists beyond masking with paint or cream.
Painting the Lily And Cosmetic Advice From 1227
A 13th century style Q and A excerpt offers skincare tips and health guidance. It covers shaving direction and soap use, weight questions, cocoa butter, exercise, diet, rest, and general wellbeing. It also includes eye care with mercury oxide ointment and boracic acid baths, attributed to Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Madame’s Summer Bathing Suit Choice Impresses Mrs Stinmore
A fashion diary notes Mrs Stinmore, a discerning client, resisting initial swimsuit ideas and finally trusting Madame’s judgment. The printed black and white silk suit features a corset front, black belt, and white silk skirt, with a beach coat to match, as Gaile reports Madame’s selection.
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Madame
Love's Embers Sequel Deepens Wary Ties at Farmhouse
In Adele Garrison’s continuation, the narrator battles nerves over Philip Veritzen and a looming summer in the East End. Eleanor Lincoln, Noel Veritzen, and Mary Harrison greet the narrator with tense hints of rivalry as Eleanor suddenly begs for Veritzen to drive away, signaling unease.
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Illian
Philip Veritzen
Marion
Lillian
Lincoln
Noel Veritzen
Bridgehampton
Eleanor Lincoln
Mary Harrison
Paris
Mary
Graham
Eleano Lincoln
Home-Making Helps By Wanda Barton
OCERN discusses household brushes designed for efficiency and durability. It highlights specialized stair brushes, long-handled tools for crumbs, a radiator brush with flat wide bristles, and a dry mop with a handle that keeps the mop flat during use.
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Wanda Barton
OCERN
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
EAR ANNIE LAURIE advises a reader how to forget a married man she loves. The response emphasizes willpower and determination to put him out of her heart, noting time as a healer and promising eventual happiness.
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Annie Laurie
Keeping the Hair Light by Josephine Huddleston
The article explains a lemon shampoo and rinse method to maintain or restore a blond hair shade. It instructs simmering lemon soap with borax, adding stiff egg white to form a jelly, and applying with a lemon rinse to leave hair soft and golden. Regular weekly use aims to keep hair color vibrant.
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Josephine Huddleston
Dear Elsie Guidance Column Sparks 1927 Romance Advice
In a 1927 Dear Elsie style feature Gypsy seeks love with a married man and embraces the white light of faith and work to heal. Claire asks how to be popular with men and is urged to be herself and kindly charm others, not imitate film idols. Copyright 1927 Premier Syndicate, Inc.
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Elsie
Gypsy
Claire
Clara Bow
Greta Garbo
Clara
Greta
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope is a Time to Sign Cautiously
The horoscope warns of dangers or loss through papers contracts and writings and urges careful scrutiny before signatures. It foresees a favorable opportunity after a long obstruction and notes a birthday may lift obstacles for constructive work. Notable Nativity Sir Harry Lauderdale.
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Sir Harry Lauder
Mendelssohn and His Musical Legend Through Time
A portrait of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy detailing his privileged upbringing in 19th century culture, early prodigy years, notable works like Midsummer Night's Dream and Elijah, his marriage to Cecile Jeanrenaud, and his lasting legacy praised by contemporaries including Schumann who called him the Mozart of the nineteenth century.
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Felix Mendelssohn
Mttle
Felix
Fanny
Paris
Mme. Bigot
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Mendelasohn
Cecile Jeanrenaud
Switzerland
Leipzig
Thronga
Berlin
Schumann
Mozart
Downy Woodpecker Visits Doris At Dawn
Doris awakens to a morning visit from a Downy Woodpecker on a maple limb. The witty bird explains its feeding plan and jokes about friends, as Doris plans to greet it after breakfast in this 1927 feature.
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Doris
Mr. Woodpecker
Woodpecker
Merry Bird
Misa Doris
Mr. Downy Woodpecker
Words of the Wise and the Ironies of Life
A collection of aphorisms from ancient and modern thinkers. Tacitus Mill Thomson Emerson Shelley Nazianzen Bickerstaff Apollonius Oldham Colton and a French proverb reflect on praise power manners marriage poverty and perspective. The quotes contrast peace and war, virtue and vanity, and the limits of human understanding.
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