Armadillo Visitor Meets Bobby on a South American Walk
While visiting his Uncle Ben in South America, Bobby meets a burrowing armadillo wearing a protective armor. The creature explains its armor aids digging and defense, says it is not combative, and that it avoids conflict by hearing well. Bobby greets the animal before returning home for dinner.
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The Circus Feud Tests a Child’s Poise and Talent
In a tense scene at a family circus pageant, Marion endures Mary Harrison's rude challenge and preserves her self control. Lillian admires both girls while Judy’s sister-in-law overhears the outburst as the troupe resumes its playful acts and Marion signals readiness to perform later.
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How Typhoid Is Carried From One Person to Another
Dr Roy A Copeland explains typhoid transmission risks and carrier role. He notes the germ’s resilience in water and ice, how food and water can spread infection, and the infamous Typhoid Mary carrier tied to repeated cases through gallbladder bacteria.
Dr Copeland health Q and A guidance 1922
Readers submit questions on tobacco heart heart trouble lumbar puncture and digestive symptoms. Dr Copeland answers about transmission of typhoid fever care for patients and advised consultations with specialists where needed. Addresses inquiries to Dr R S Copeland for general medical information.
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Beauty Advice From The Past On Winter Skin Care
The article advises on protecting rough or very dry winter skin. It notes wind and cold irritate skin, suggests pausing soap, using a two lotion regimen with Sublimate of Mercury and Subacetate of Lead, alternating nightly, plus warm morning washing and cold cream if irritation occurs.
Broncho on Broadway Comanche's homesick ride
Winifred Black admires a plains pony named Comanche Joe brought to New York. She contrasts his wild, loyal nature with urban clamor, imagining how a rich boy and his groom would handle him and hoping the horse keeps his brave spirit amidst city distractions.
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Indian Vegetarian cuisine and curry traditions
Native Indians favor vegetarian fare due to climate religion and dietary rules. Curry and rice dominate meals with lamb, kid meat, fish, and fruit featuring in regional menus. carll blends nut pulp with spices and meats, eaten with rice.
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India
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie’s Guidance
A column presents advice for young women facing relationship problems and social limits. It suggests frank talks to mend past faults, caution about dating seniors, and warns against late-night rides with male companions. It includes recipes and notes on Indian curry and dishes.
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Dean Annie Lauriep
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
The romance of Valentine's Day is dimmed by Mars and Saturn shaping the day. Business may progress but obstacles and health issues loom. Those born on this day will be clever and enterprising but need strong moral and intellectual training.
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Off the shoulder frock with camellia trim in velvet
A vintage description highlights an evening frock of black crepe with white camellias and black velvet flower appliques. The design favors simple lines with a wrapped skirt and floral embellishments, reflecting the era's flower trim vogue.
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