If You Marry the Tiger You Find the Claws
A serialized tale recounts Margie who marries a handsome stranger then confronts a doomed union and a daughter from the first marriage. The narrative pairs marital strain with a proverb about heredity and its painful consequences.
Horoskope of August 17 by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow offers chances for advancement and new projects under favorable stars. Stay cool and patient, even when events become unusual, as promotions or honors may arise for those born under this day. Nativity mentions Julia Marlowe as a guiding reference.
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Julia Marlowe
Large Appliqued Flower Motif Frock in Pink Crepe
The piece highlights a pink crepe de Chine frock with a neck tie and hip and hem bands in a deeper shade. A pale to deep rose flower appliqué decorates the tunic amid knife pleats in the skirt and long tight sleeves, blending with the understated tunic design.
Advice Columnon Marriage and Infidelity Dilemma
Dora seeks Elsie Marlowe's guidance about an entrancing married man. Elsie warns against deception, noting legal divorce or truth may resolve the situation. The 1927 column emphasizes practical paths over clandestine romance while questioning lasting happiness.
Fashions on Fifth Avenue by Miss Shopper
This fashion note describes silhouettes and garments seen on Fifth Avenue. A handkerchief scarf paired with a crepe frock in blue, a green suede wrap coat, and a white net with pastel flower design are highlighted alongside a black taffeta robe de style with a corded border and lace collar.
Island Pirates Refuge Off Honduras Described in 1920s Feature
A travelogue recalls Bonaca and Ruatan islands north of Honduras as quiet pirate havens turned peaceful reef towns. It notes English-speaking descendants, colonial taxes, a notable jail history, coral-set town structures, and distant views of Puerto Truxillo and Tela with crops like bananas and coconuts.
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Honduras
Caribbean Sea
Florida
Government of
Bonaca
Puerto Truxillo
Tela
Soups From The Home Kitchen By Jeannette Young Norton
The Home Kitchen presents hot weather soup options including Lettuce Soup and Cold Clam Broth with detailed steps. Also provides a Fruit Soup using raspberries lemon and cornstarch with optional whipped cream.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
Lungs and airways explained by Dr Copeland in simple terms
Senator Roy S. Copeland explains the anatomy of the lungs, pleura, and air passages from the larynx to the bronchi. He warns that neglecting colds can lead to pleurisy and bronchitis and urges care to protect the lungs.
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Dr. Copeland
Health Answers on numbness in arm and shoulder
Question asks about numbness and dull pain in the left side and arm. Answer suggests neuritis or circulatory disturbance as possibilities. Advice includes massage and heat for temporary relief until a doctor locates the source. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Co. T. Q
Newmaper Feature Service, Inc
Dicky Meets a Busy Ant Farm Lesson
Dicky complains about weeding then talks with a Black Ant who shows how ants farm. He explains ant gardens, a pantry of ant rice, and careful weed control. The ants work hard to store food for winter, and Dicky is inspired to help his mother.
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Dicky
Mr. Bee
Mr. Black Ant
Mr. Ant
Icky
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Love's Embers Resolve to Curb Eleanor Lincoln
The narrator's mother in law fears Eleanor Lincoln could harm Mary and advises constant vigilance at home and on outings. She questions Lincoln's ruthlessness and urges Margaret to report any new discoveries, while the narrator promises to keep watch.
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Eleanor Lincoln
Mary
Miss Lincoln
Moe
Magaret
Mar
Tincoln
Lillian
Lilian
Mother Graham
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Winter forecast tied to harvest yields and nuts
A severe winter is predicted from a heavy bramble harvest and a bumper cobnut crop this year. Stray mineral water bottles and siphons within 100 miles of London go to a clearing house for marking and return. The British post office handles nearly 90 million telegrams yearly. English farmers spend about $100000 on milk advertising.
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London
Words of the Wise and Famous Mottos
A collage of aphorisms and quotes from Otway Quarles Bacon Young Browning Campbell Syrus Norris Emerson Voltaire Pollok and Wesley reflecting on justice knowledge desire doubt and the value of poetry cleanliness and memory in varied voices. The excerpts present a tapestry of moral thought and literary maxim.
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