Hay Fever Relief through Diet and Rest, Says Senator Copeland
Senator Roy al 8 Copeland, former New York health commissioner, promotes hay fever relief via careful diet and rest. Clinics in New York City hospitals offer inoculation serums from pollens, with many patients benefiting. He outlines symptoms, triggers from pollen, and preventive tips such as atomizer use, mountain retreats, and avoiding dust and heat.
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Love's Reawakening Confronts Noel's Father Mystery
Noel's father letters and a looming confrontation drive Madge to aid Noel and Mary. The party journey by car to the hotel ends with Noel waking in fear, prompting Madge to decide to intervene despite risks to her employment and loyalties. Continued Monday.
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Stars Say Horoscope Forecasts Shifts and Trials
The Sunday forecast predicts unexpected change and possible travel or relocation with some financial risks. Birthdays may bring a year of upheaval unless calm, restraint, and wise judgment guide finances and ventures. A child born today is marked by ingenuity and ambition but needs temperance and discipline.
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Dawning of a Summer's Day
A poetic meditation on Summer by Dorothy Flack Lone depicts Summer waking in a forest scene. The piece extols seasonal beauty and the uncontrollable, renewing passage of the year, urging readers to embrace joy, love, and youth as July brings roses and happiness.
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The Home Kitchen Sherbets with Mechanical Refrigerators
The article explains making sherbets at home using any fruit with a simple method. It covers ingredients 1 cup juice 1 cup pulp 1/2 cup water 2 egg whites 1/2 cup cream sugar lemon juice and salt, plus optional flavorings like mint or almond extract. It notes sherbet pairs well with meats and can be served as dessert or after the main course.
Odd Facts From a British Chronicle
Sixteen items highlight London births and farm ownership, warble fly damage to cattle, and predator activity by owls and kestrels. Westminster Cathedral’s interior mosaic project costs about 5 million dollars and may take two centuries. Other notes cite cake icing pride, London car theft rates, and Cologne women’s motor kitchen project for workers.
Have Beautiful Knees By Josephine Huddleston
An advice piece on fashion and body care urging longer skirts yet noting legs may be visible. It describes exercises to firm knees and thighs and a camphor lotion treatment to reduce fat, plus cautions on not overdoing shaping and cosmetic routines.
Velveteen paletot styles blend old charm with modern chic
Seen Along Fifth Avenue notes velveteen paletots that merge grandmotherly dignity with today’s casual flair. The jackets, fitted at the waist and edged by capelets, suit both formal wraps and casual sport looks, pairing with organdies for festive afternoon or evening wear.
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Advice to Girls By Nancy Lee
A teen seeks guidance on ending a year long relationship with a older male friend who confided in another girl. Nancy Lee urges sensible closure and redirect of time to new friendships. A second reader asks about developing feelings for a college student she dates infrequently. guidance to avoid forcing affection and maintain friendship while seeking more compatible company.
The Alchemy of the City and Tom
A nostalgic portrait recalls Tom’s pre NY fame kindness and generosity. The speaker laments his change toward wealth and public success, noting his past acts of charity cooking and storytelling. The piece questions what has happened to the once beloved “cook by genius,” now drawn to riches.
Moon and Waves Shadows Seek Quiet Answer
A group of shadows and child shadows discuss why waves move constantly. They ask a seagull and learn the moon might be the cause, planning to return at night when the moon rises to ask it directly. The tale blends sea, night, and moonlit mystery in a gentle seaside vignette.
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A Fashion Model Buys Two Blouses Amid Savings Talk
Grace Thorncliffe writes of buying two new blouses to refresh a tailored suit while saving for married life. She notes chiffon and sheer lifle styles in blue shades and recounts Helene's distraction over an English yacht romance, ending with a resolve to be economical.
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Words of the Wise and Witty Quotes Compiled
A collection of aphorisms and quotations from various authors. Notable lines include sayings attributed to Bias, La Bruyere, Eliot, Carlyle, Shakespeare, Horace, Browning, Meredith, Burke and La Rochefoucauld.
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