If Science Flaunts a Famous Infidel
Winifred Black reflects on Luther Burbank and belief in God amid science. She argues personal faith offers comfort that science cannot replace, highlighting families who find hope in life after death and questioning the final authority of scientific certainty.
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Winifred Black
Luther Burbank
John
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The Home Kitchen By Jeannette Norton
Guidance on preparing a light nourishing breakfast tray with careful presentation. Details cover fruit options tea coffee service egg preparation butter cream and water levels plus suggestions for dainty breakfast sets and matching decor.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Norton
Katie's Train Exit Sparks Turbulent Farewell Scene
In a chaotic car scene Adele Garrison watches Katie clash with a brakeman and wrestle luggage as they rush to a taxi uptown. Katie defends her bundles including a telescope bag while the narrator braces for Harriet Braithwaite and Mary Harrison tensions awaiting at home.
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Katie
Graham
Aductor
Tese
Harriet Braithwaite
Mary Harrison
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Healing the Hurts of Broken Hearts
A letter writer advises Peggy to forgive Bob for past acts, arguing Bob’s past and his future are his own and not Peggy’s to judge. The response emphasizes self possession, mature forgiveness, and that Peggy’s place in marriage isn’t ownership, urging her to grow beyond jealousy and seek her own integrity. The piece reflects 1920s moral views on love, responsibility, and forgiveness.
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Peggy
Bob
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Signals Active yet Troubled Day
A busy business day is forecast amid strong planetary influences with dangers from rash actions and ill speech. Social and domestic ties may suffer from harsh judgments and criticism. Those celebrating birthdays face an active year with potential anxiety and mood swings affecting daily life and relations.
Adorable evening cape and coat on Fifth Avenue
A description of a black moire taffeta evening cape with a rounded hood fitted yoke and ruching of black satin. Blue ribbon ties at the front. A gray squirrel coat features tiered scallops narrow gray crepe bands with nickel motifs and elaborate embroideries and laces competing for trim dominance.
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Vale
Blair, Blair: Blair of Blairstown and the Railroads
John Blair of Blairstown New Jersey born on a 1802 farm in Belvidere rose from country store clerk to founder of Lackawanna Coal and Iron Co later key builder of 25 railroads. He helped create rail subsidies and land grants, aided Union Pacific, and endowed churches and a Presbyterian Academy before dying in 1899 with an immense fortune.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Russell Sage
Astor
John Jair
Belvidere
New Jersey
Sage
Cbilairstown
Oxford Furnace
Seaboard
Lackawanna Coal & Iron Co
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Blair
Union Pacific
Sioux City and Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Blairstown
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How to Tell and Treat Apoplexy by Royal S Copeland
The article explains distinguishing fainting from apoplexy by facial appearance breathing and movement. It cautions against giving liquids to an unconscious person and recommends elevating head, applying cold to the head, hot packs to the feet, and medical consultation.
Question and Answer Health Column on Skin and Diet
A health Q and A covers blemishes caused by diet and poor elimination. Remedies include regular meals, milk and greens, and gentle hair plucking risks. The column advises a restricted sweets diet and regular bowel elimination for blackheads and pimples, or sending a stamped self addressed envelope for details.
Advice to Girls Do ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks about maintaining a long distance romance while parents object to teen relationships. The column suggests meeting the suitor if possible and proving his worth, or following parental wishes if meetings are unlikely. If parents approve, going unchaperoned to a movie may be acceptable.
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Annie Laurie
Peg
Sue
Pat
Snoring and sleep issues addressed in medical note
A medical note explains that snoring and mouth breathing may arise from increased venous tension or external pressure, suggests elastic stockings for mild vein issues, and offers to send more particulars via a self addressed stamped envelope. It includes a query about why a child snores and sleeps with mouth open.
Doctor Copeland Answers Readers Questions on Health
A reader asks about nasal obstruction and eczema on a child’s face. Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains eczema often stems from improper diet and constipation and that addressing these factors may clear the condition. Readers are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes for personal replies.
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Copeland
Royal
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Lightweight wool frock for junior girls gains popularity
A one piece daytime dress in red light weight wool rep appeals to both grown ups and young girls. It features a low waist, pleated skirt, tan rep trim, tan suede belt, and button coverings.
Dotty Meets Golden Crowned Kinglet In Winter Visit
Dotty discovers a Golden crowned Kinglet on her window sill with Squeedee in Joyland. The birds plan a northern migration to Canada as Dotty and Squeedee bid them farewell. The tale preserves a gentle winter scene and warm farewell.
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Dotty
Birdie
Mr. Sparrow
Kinglet
Squeedee
Joyland
Golden Crowned
Zee
Crite
North
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Words of Wise Men and Reflections on Art and Memory
A compilation of epigrammatic quotes about libraries painting memory pain pity and virtue from Bacon Ruskin Carlyle Preston Horace Mann Davis and others. The collection frames art memory oblivion and human goodness in brief maxims.
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Milodious
Iliad
Carlyle
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