Will Mary Grow Up-Copying? Winifred Black’s Story Today
A tale contrasts two girls, Mary and Julia, showing Mary imitating Julia’s untidy, free spirit. Julia’s neglected appearance and carefree life charm Mary, who would rather be like Julia than maintain Mary’s neat, orderly image. Copyright 1930, Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Mary
Winifred Black
Julia
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Olive oil treatments for Summer hair and scalp care
Beauty column urges olive oil based hot oil conditioning for summer permanent waves. It outlines three methods based on hair oiliness and dryness, including olive oil with castor oil and mange cures, plus steps for application and cleansing.
Proper Care for Silk Stockings
The article explains gentle methods to wear and remove silk stockings to extend their life. Do not drag over heels. turn legs inside out and roll downward toward the heels. When removing, sit and roll stockings down using the fingertips.
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning
Describes rice cultivation in Java with water buffalo plowing, barefoot farmers, women planting in lines, and dry varieties. Explains harvest timing three to six months, drying, storage, and the rituals honoring rice deities before and after harvest and feasts with landowners and community participation.
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Temple Manning
China
Java
Love's Reawakening by Adele Garrison
A serialized domestic drama examines young Marion's choice to leave the school with Carolyn Brixton and the tensions with her mother and guardian. Auntie Mage voices concern about a dangerous adviser Charles Owen and urges revealing truth to counter subtle influence before Marion returns home.
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Madge
Charles Owen
Marion
Carolyn
Mrs. Barnes
Charlea Owen
Lillian
City
Ronald
Olyn
Hoboken
Advice to Girls By Nancy Lee
A seventeen year old girl asks how to handle a drifting romance with a boy who no longer visits. Nancy Lee advises against writing to him and suggests waiting to see if he reappears, noting youth is fickle and there is no guaranteed way to win him back.
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Nancy Lee
Baby Kitty
The Home Kitchen Tips on Liver Varieties and Cooking
The article argues calves liver is not superior to beef liver for nutrition and cost. It discusses which livers are best, warns against overcooking, and outlines quick pan broiling and baking methods to keep liver tender and flavorful. It notes freshness affects tenderness and flavor.
Stars Say Friday May 16 Horoscope By Genevieve Kemble
May 16 lunar aspects warn against starting new ventures due to Saturn. Expect postponed plans and hazards at work with possible sudden changes or travel. Birthday individuals face a tough year with delays to overcome and need persistence. Workers should be cautious with authorities. A May 16 child may be hardworking and faithful to meet life’s tests.
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Genevieve Kemble
Tuberculosis War Shows Progress
A 1920 feature urges cooperative research led by the National Tuberculosis Association with labs at The Rockefeller Institute Yale Johns Hopkins Vanderbilt Nebraska Chicago and Cornell. It outlines germ causation and six danger signals in children plus the role of nutrition fresh air and rest in early cure.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Vanderbilt University
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Cornell University
Coprricht
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
May's Loose Tooth Becomes Shadowed Comedy
In a Max Trel tale May fears losing a tooth as Knarf the shadow boy and friends debate how to pull it. May’s mother finally uses a thread and knot to extract the tooth, sending Knarf flying from the window in comic chaos.
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May
Knarf
Mary
Mother
Exquisite Spring Afternoon Dress by Vera Winston
A feature on a refined afternoon dress by Vera Winston crafted from cool flowered ninon. The design showcases a black bordered overskirt with a pleated black ninon panel and a shawl collar that ties into a long soft rabot effect suitable for late spring or early summer wear.
Fragmentary Proverbial Snatches Reflect Classical Voices
A collage of misquoted aphorisms from Confucius Horace Menander Barer and others. The lines blend ideas on moderation learning memory danger liberty and mortality with garbled spelling and stray words. The piece presents a mosaic of thinker quotes and misprints rather than a single coherent argument.
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