Spring fashion shifts to woolens and pastel suits
The season shows growing suit popularity with woolens in pale pastels trimmed with fur and tweeds returning for sports and city wear. Two standout outfits are a rose-beige wool suit with eggshell crepe blouse and a blue-brown tweed suit with light blue crepe blouse and amber buttons, complemented by a brown dyed galyak cravat.
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Atlantic
Winter Shut-Ins Ignore Health in Great Outdoors Says Copeland
Dr. Copeland urges winter recreation for health and vigor. He extols skating and outdoor sports as vital to exercise, fresh air, sunlight, and muscles, noting famed locales and the era’s growing popularity while offering brief health Q and A guidance.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Inter Sports
Love's Reawakening The Story of a Wife's Triumph
A wife refuses to give up Marion’s painting sent by Robert Savarin even as she confronts jealousy over her happiness with Harry. The artwork rekindles past memories of Marion, the child she loved, and hints at unresolved ties with Savarin and the promise of a wedding gift from him. The narrator notes Lillian’s inner conflict between devotion and overprotection, while pondering Savarin’s intent.
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Jim
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Eo Mnatter
Robert
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Domestic hints for cleaners and kitchen upkeep
A collection of household tips covers olive oil to remove paint stains, treating thorn injuries with wet lint, and efficient silver polishing. It also gives a cream preservation method by steaming the double boiler and storing the preserved cream in a cool place for a week.
Lincoln Memorial: A Symbol of a Nation’s Reverence
Temple Manning describes the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D C as a monumental tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The 19 foot statue by Daniel Chester French sits in Memorial Hall within a 36 column grand temple reflecting the Civil War era and Lincoln’s enduring legacy.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
States
Union
Memorial Hall
Daniel Chester French
Lincoln Memorial
Love’s Beauty Secrets and the Dido Legend
An article intertwines the Dido myth with modern beauty counsel. It describes Dido’s noble beauty and tragic love, then shifts to advice on aging gracefully, cosmetics, and facial care including neck massage with skin food to preserve youth.
The Stars Say by Genevieve Kemble
Wire advice notes adverse conditions in business and personal affairs. Postpone active initiative and seek harmony. Warns against fraud and employment risks. A birthday on this day signals sagacity and good judgment. a child born then should be talented but need strict moral training and education.
Colored Table Linens Brighten Home Making Styles
Elinor Ross explains how color in table linens moved from whites to pastel and bright hues. Colored towels sheets napkins and cloths coordinate with china and flowers, enhancing informal and formal table settings with easy decoration.
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Elinor Ross
Johnny
Love and the Glamour of the Stage in a Bride’s Tale
Winifred Black writes about Molly, a stage beauty eager to leave the spotlight for a grand title. She muses how a husband may love Molly the woman or Molly the actress, recalling a past actress who found harmony only with a real home and a man who loves her for who she is.
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Winifred Black
Molly
Olly
London
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Advice to Girls on Going Out With Different Boys
A teen girl asks if dating many fellows harms her reputation. The columnist cautions that enjoying outings is fine but urges choosing group activities over solitary dates to protect reputation and focus on true values. The reply notes the importance of responsible choices and maintaining self respect.
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Laurie
Bubbles
Ubbles
Knarf Learns Library Etiquette In A Quiet Tale
In a library, Knarf ignores Silence Please and roams shouting while the other shadow children read quietly. The librarian struggles to identify the source of whispering as Knarf teases and disrupts, finally leaving with the children and the whispers fading away.
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Knarf
Mij
Flor
Yanid
Yam
Hanid
Yarn
Knart
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Speech and silence cited in literary quotations
A compact collection of notable quotations on speech patience and love, attributed to Shakespeare Southey Browning and Rochefoucauld. The lines explore communication barriers, desire for possession, and the power of patient effort.
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