Dr Copeland On Comfort Fit Shoes For Women
Dr. Royal S. Copeland argues for shoes that fit and comfort over fashion. He warns against short, crowded toes and high heels, urges straight inner foot lines, and notes ill fitting footwear harms health and efficiency. Readers’ medical Q A follows with brief guidance and invites self addressed envelopes for more questions.
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DR. Copeland
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Silhouette Art Fades Yet Draws Crowds at resorts
A feature on silhouette cutting cites take rates at summer venues with portraits offered for a quarter. The piece traces the art from Etruscan roots to Etienne de Silhouette and Augustin Edouart, noting a fading craft now aided by a mechanical silhouette machine. It notes historical anecdotes from Dickens and Sam Weller and remarks that early machines produced likenesses in two and a half minutes without frames.
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Osteo Coe
Augustin Edouart
France
Etienne de Silhouette
Louis XV
Paris
Silhouette
England
Dickens
Sam Weller
Mary
Ofeel Macheen
Change Your China with the Season for At-Home Refresh
The article argues for changing china with the seasons to refresh the at home atmosphere. It notes summer linens, woven mats, and varied wares from Chinese, Japanese, Bohemian, Italian, and English sources, including blue wares, green sedge ware, and painted straw trays, to create a formal yet lively table setting.
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Asteria
A Wife's Confessional Shows Lee Chow and Steve Encounter
In 1925 a narrator confronts Steve near a farm as two Chinese men arrive in response to signals. A secret envelope hidden by the narrator raises fear of a stolen item and potential blackmail. Steve fears law enforcement, while the narrator plans to flee, pay him, and return to New York, seeking rural relief.
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Lee Chow
Steve
Gabriel
Dicky
New York
Servi
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecasts Mixed Day For Many
An active but not entirely satisfactory day is forecast from this day's lunar transits. Finances may cause anxiety with slight disappointments in business and personal affairs. Those employed may gain recognition from superiors. approaching friends or influential contacts for favors is advised.
Odd Facts About Cross-Channel Travel and Pine Forests
A crossing story notes steamship luxury with glass lounges replacing open decks and mentions the pine forests around a tropical valley. The pine forest is said to be at unusually low altitudes for the tropics, giving the area a distinct botanical claim.
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England
France
Tropics
Tell It To Elsie Pals Solve Youth Isolation
Elsie offers guidance on teenage loneliness and parental interference in small towns. A letter from Distracted questions marrying young, balancing career, and family duties while grandparents push habits from their era. The column urged mothers to support daughters and avoid overbearing control.
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Elsie
Advice to Girls Ear Annie Laurie
A teen girl asks how to gain a boy's friendship after a single date. The response suggests inviting him to call, being cordial, and discussing mutual interests to become better acquainted.
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Annie Laurie
Orbody
Fashion Model Seeks Stage Wardrobe From Madame
A young actress visits Madame's shop seeking a stage costume for an evening party scene. Madame proposes a chiffon ensemble with a youthful cape in orange chiffon, with orange velvet accents and lace details. The client approves, samples are chosen, and fittings are planned for tomorrow.
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Madame
Redheaded Woodpecker Speaks On Winter Stores
Bobby chats with a Redheaded Woodpecker about winter food storage. The bird explains how it and Mama Woodpecker avoided travel, stored nuts in multiple hiding spots, and foraged in the woods near the town while planning to return to the orchard for food before dawn.
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Woodpecker
Bobby
Mr. W
Rertion
Words of Wise Men on Sin and Integrity
A fragmentary reflection argues that habitual practice of any vice cuts one from Christianity. It notes sin may be in thought or hidden purpose and that only a mind free of guilt and fear can uphold honesty and nobleness. The text offers moral contrasts between public virtue and private intent.
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