Deafness in Children A Common Cause of Deafness
Dr Roy S Copeland discusses deafness in children with catarrh as a major cause and outlines how prevention through diet, exercise, and healthy living can protect ear health. He distinguishes external and internal ear deafness, stresses early doctor input, and notes lip reading as constructive for disabled children.
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Bureau of Education
United States Department of the Interior
United States
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Deafness in Children Affects Demeanor and Learning
The article warns that scarlet fever and other illnesses can lead to deafness in children and harm vitality. With timely treatment, recovery is possible. Deafness creates social and educational difficulties, making the child withdrawn and unable to hear teachers or classmates.
Marie Antoinette and the If the people have no bread line
The article recounts the origin of the phrase attributed to Marie Antoinette during a Versailles gathering before 1789. It notes the queen’s dismissal of the starving populace with Let them eat cake and traces its impact on public opinion and her eventual downfall during the French Revolution. It provides biographical details: born November 2, 1755 in Vienna, married May 16, 1770, ascended after Louis XV’s death, imprisoned after August 10, 1793, tried October 14, guillotined October 16, 1793.
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Versailles
Marie Antoinette
France
Paris
Austria
Maria Theresa
Francis I of Austria
Vienna
Dauphin
Louis XVI
Louis XV
Home Making Helps by Eleanor Ross
An article explores space saving in small homes. It highlights folding furniture like folding ironing boards and foldaway utensils, noting how compact kitchens and portable equipment aid daily chores in limited space. It discusses the shift from permanent laundries to adaptable designs.
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Eleanor Ross
Advice to Girls By Nancy Lee
A reader asks if she should tell a fiancé about a brother in prison. The column urges honesty and facing facts directly to build trust, then offers general teen romance guidance from Blue Eyes and a follow-up from Billy and Pinky about staying focused on studies and proper conduct while dating.
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Nancy Lee
Blue Eyes
Billy
Pinky
Illy
Bobbie
Billie
Obbie
Paris Cropped Frocks Move To Fifth Avenue Style
Louise Duntley notes mergers of fashion trends as lemon yellow wool crepe frocks with striped scarf gain acceptance in New York. Sleeves vary from elbow length to long and soft, with tweed suits softened by white chiffon blouses and navy or gray tailored ensembles featuring a white pique rose in the lapel.
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Paris
New York
Hats and Bags Set Fashion Tone for Individual Style
The piece extols personal expression through hats and accessories, detailing styles from berets and turbans to cartwheel hats in various straws. It notes three hat sketches, including black balliband with cuff brim, Milan straw with velvet ribbon, and a black lace cap with roses, plus three eye catching bags in linen, snakeskin, and silk cotton with metallic frames.
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Milan
Baku
Ballibunti
Balliband
Love's Reawakening and Marion Faces a Daring Departure
Marion confides to Aunt Madge about leaving school with Carolyn Brixton and Charles Owen, Carolyn's uncle. They faked demerits to slip away, while Marion learns parents and Mrs Barnes may question the plan. Aunt Madge warns of Owen’s trust and hints at troubling knowledge to be revealed later.
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Marion
Mudge
Carolyn Brixton
Charles Owen
Carolyn
Charlie
Owen
Mr. Owen
Madge
Diary by Grace Thorncliffe on a practical two piece dress
A fashion diary notes a new frock for the weekend, praising a red crepe two piece with white pique trim. It discusses trends toward knee length frocks and shifting waistlines, and how designers adjust styles while readers adapt to evolving fashion.
Wives Should Not Make Remarks in Divorce Case
A major league pitcher seeks divorce alleging his wife’s extravagance. He cites rings costing 1800 in St Louis and a 575 dish set bought in California, plus a $50 cut glass punch bowl used for rag scraps. He laments her remarks about fellow players’ wives, while the column lampoons the notion of marital upsets over such behavior.
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St. Louis
California
United States of America
May 15 Horoscope: Neptune Moon Angles Warn Of Deception
The Stars Say predicts peculiar developments on Thursday May 15 with Neptune in a strong moon position. New, large corporate negotiations and secret orders may drive ventures, while fraud or misrepresentation caution is urged in verbal or written agreements. A birth on this day hints at clever strategic traits.
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Neptune
Echo the Shadow Girl Invites a Young Meet
Five children shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf discover Echo a girl living in a cliff cave. She imitates the bell dog and voices of the outside world with a cheerful laugh. Echo asks to see them again as they return home with their human companions.
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Magine
Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Echo
Prince
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of the Wise and the Weight of Will
A collection of quotations on wisdom love and power from authors such as Swift Descartes Bacon Turberville Walton and Horace. The excerpts discuss faith resolve temper mercy and the complexity of influence over others with terse moral observations.
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Dr. Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
New York City
M. H. Tillett
Pear Nancy Lee
Fifth Ave
Louise Duntley
Adele Garrison
Ronald
Mrs. Barnes
Grace Thorncliffe
Winifred Black
Genevieve Kemble
Max Trell
Words of
Walton
Bacon
David
Horace
Coke
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