Happiness Depends On Body Health and Diet
Royal S Copeland M D explains happiness ties to good digestion and balanced organs. Mood reflects physical health and routine care, urging readers to correct bodily faults before cheerful disposition returns. He cautions against neglect and advises dental consultation for bleeding gums rather than self treatment.
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Anticipations and Memories by Fanny Darrell
A question and answer column offers medical advice on toenail growth surgical remedy, weight expectations for a 17 year old 6 foot boy about 157 pounds, ankle sprain care with X ray and hot water soak, high blood pressure symptoms including ear ringing, sleeplessness and headaches tied to headache causes, diet, and constipation. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Mother's Sacrifice for Her Daughter
A middle aged frail mother, heart trouble and anemia, works in a factory to support her family after a year of hardship. The husband disabled by an accident and now employed, and the family faces debt. Their only hope is their daughter’s college opportunity, a joy they strive to afford together.
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Revival of Old Japanned Tinware in Modern Craft
The article notes the renewed interest in eighteenth century Japanned tole ware from England and France. It describes tray and tea caddy designs in red green blue and gold, plus related items like candlesticks and chandeliers, with depictions of flowers birds and ponds.
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England
France
Japan
Fashion Model Seeks Travel Wardrobe Frock Idea
Madame offers a versatile traveling dinner dress design for a client bound for abroad. The suggested gown features a long, wrinkle resistant black silk option with side paneling and a deep front point, suitable for mixable travel wear and smart evenings.
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Madame
Madame Contin
Quicksands of Love Sequel Tensions in Dicky’s Office
A tense scene unfolds as a woman bursts into Dicky's office confronting a grave accusation. Edith Fairfax attempts to mediate while Dicky accuses the speaker and demands the truth, vowing secrecy as he orders Edith away. The confrontation ends with Edith urged to leave and Dicky promising to listen to the accuser alone.
Tomorrow's Horoscope for March 1
The day favors lively and expansive conditions but warns of rash moves and possible treachery. Personal affairs look pleasant, with a prosperous yearahead for birthdates, if fraud and impulsivity are restrained. Children born today may be lively and tempestuous, needing tempering to channel talents well.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on relationships
A twenty one year old woman writes she cannot attract older men, preferring dignity and poise. Annie Laurie replies that many will value maturity and meaningful friendship over frivolous attention, encouraging steady, deeper connections rather than chasing dates with younger or fickle suitors.
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Annie Laurie
Etty Peggie
Poise and Gracefulness for a Lifelong Carriage
The article urges teaching girls early to cultivate graceful movement and posture. It emphasizes flat seating, upright chin, straight back, and proper shoulder alignment. Through gentle, game like exercises, girls learn to walk with correct carriage, aiming for lasting poise and beauty.
Eleonora Duse A Tragic Tale From Venice to New York Fame
The article recalls Eleonora Duse rising from a traveling family to stage star through early prompter work and bold interpretations. It notes her breakthrough in Camille in New York 1893, praise from Bernard Shaw, and a life of intense passion and privacy ending remembered by audiences worldwide.
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Milan
Eleonora Duse
Cesare Rossi
Duse
Therese Raquin
Turin
Bernhardt
Dumas
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Afrtia
Germany
Austria
Camille
New York
Fifth Avenue Theatre
London
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernard Shaw
Paris
Dase
America
Coun
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The Weather Prophet of the Meadow
Big Lady Tree Frog moves into the meadow and is mocked by Grasshopper, Katy, Ant and Cricket. A sudden storm proves her warning correct and she earns respect as the meadow’s Weather Prophet. Copyright services note.
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Katy
Mrs. Ant
Mrs. Tree Frog
Johnny Crosshopper
Tree Frog
Mrs. Tree Free
Cricket
Johnny Grasshopper
Mrs. Cricket
Katy-die
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Words of Wisdom From Classical and Victorian Minds
A fragmentary collection of quoted maxims and aphorisms from sources like Pope Thackeray Butler and Sophocles. The snippet weaves ideas on honesty philosophy religion and human nature with misprints and partial attributions.
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