Good Health as Summer Way to Ward Off Winter Dangers
Health authority urges daily vigorous outdoor exercise and yearly physical exams to build resistance to disease. See your family doctor for timely checkups to conserve personal and family health and stay physically fit through longer summer days.
Medical Q and A echoes in 1930s health column
A series of brief medical questions covers right lower abdominal pain, nasal catarrh, shingles, and elderly female weight and blood pressure. Answers advise diet correction, physical exam, thorough evaluation, and blood pressure testing, with note to send self addressed stamped envelope for full details.
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Archimedes and the Eureka Moment in Physics
A Sicilian street sighting recalls Archimedes rushing from a bath exclaiming Eureka as he discovers the principle of displaced water and buoyancy. King Hiero had questioned whether a crown was pure gold, prompting the famous scientific test and insight.
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Stars Say by Genevieve Kemble on Archimedes and discovery
A June 5 horoscope notes changes and perseverance can turn misrepresentation and slander into fortune. It cites a quote about Archimedes shouting Eureka as he solved density and buoyancy problems, describing his life as a Greek mathematician and inventor in Syracuse around 287 B.C.
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Genevieve Kemble
Hats Are Chic Headliners in This Fashion Season
A fashion column extols hats as essential for ensembles and face framing. It advocates hat styles for different ages, highlights five drawn models with details on crown, brim, and trims, and notes the season favors garden party and beret styles with ribbons and lace accents.
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Sinister Plot About a Movie Star Involving Mary and Veritzen
Mary fears Philip Veritzen plans harm as she and Madge seek protection from Noel and his circle. The narrator advises Mary to act with deference toward Noel to avoid escalating tensions while they reach their hotel room.
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Mary
Phil Veritzen
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Baby's Bank Antique Brings Antique Saving Back
An article notes the revival of baby banks as antiques, with Civil War era designs and moving or stationary forms. It highlights the charm of old penny banks, their shapes, and the nostalgia of saving led by novelty figures.
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Eleanor Ross
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Fann
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The Man Who Had Something to Say
IE Traveler returns from distant shores where he met cannibals and pearl divers and sat with tribesmen. At a dinner the host's wife dominates talk about church wives school principals and Junior League theatricals. The Traveler remains quiet, leaving guests eager for his tales.
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Advice to Girls by Nancy Lee
A teen writes about loving a school teacher who rejects her. The advisor says evaluate yourself objectively and consider the teacher's position, implying the relationship would be inappropriate. A separate teen asks about moving on after a breakup with an ex and dating again, with guidance to stay friendly with the current partner and let go of the old love.
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Phil
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Seven-year rebuild costs Tokyo near 400 million
After years of work at a price tag of 400 million dollars Tokyo, Japan, has been rebuilt. About three quarters of the city lay in ruins from the 1923 earthquake.
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Tokio
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A Fashion Model's Diary by Grace Thorncliffe
A diary excerpt shows Grace Thorncliffe coping with jealousy over Billy dining with another woman. He explains the situation, and she plans a tea outing to meet and dress the bride, while she prepares a stylish chiffon dress for the occasion and anticipates Billy’s pride in his fiancée.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Knarf and the garden gnomes seek the string mystery
Knarf and his shadow companions meet garden gnomes who explain their chores for fruits and vegetables using a tally of items and their proper use. The gnomes assign string beans to string, strawberries to straw, walnuts to a wall, and cherries to a chair.
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Words of the Wise and Wit in Quotations
A compact collection of quotes on sorrow and joy from Blake and Murphy. It includes remarks on wit arrogance and the urge of wild enthusiasts to spread their views. The passages also reflect on gentleness and firmness as moral traits.
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