The Miracle of Bread Making as a Symbol
A reflective piece likens bread making to a human life miracle. The author contrasts mundane labor with the possibility of transformative effort, suggesting daily work holds quiet, almost miraculous significance.
Truth the Leaven of Civilization Bread Rises
A reflective piece likening bread making to human moral growth. The author uses yeast as a metaphor for Truth leavening humanity, describing kneading, rising dough, and the awakening of virtue within the dark mass of fear and ignorance. copyright 1927 Premier Syndicate.
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Jesus
Premier Syndicate
Tyburn Lane to Park Lane through English history note
A collage of historical anecdotes notes Tyburn Lane later named Park Lane in London and describes royal Balmoral apartments, elk silk production, Bible editions at the British Museum, Yale University’s founding, German letter carriers with stilts, and the ponderous weight of a dance floor at the Albert Hall.
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the Albert Hall
London
Home Kitchen: Fresh Vegetable Tips From a Garden
Jeannette Young Norton outlines seasonal garden and kitchen practices. From thinning lettuce to harvest timing and simple preparations for beet greens, peas, beans, turnips, eggplant, and pancakes. The piece emphasizes freshness, minimal cooking, and classic sauces.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
Embroidered Batiste Adorns Dainty Frock Details
A fashion note highlights how embroidered batiste enhances feminine wardrobes. An ecru silk crepe frock features an inset of eyelet batiste down the front and a wide sash tied at the center. Removable jabots offer easy laundering while adding youthful contrast to darker dresses.
Advice to Girls on Love and Timing in Wedlock
A thoughtful reader asks if she should marry a man who loves her yet she doubts her own love. The columnist urges waiting to confirm deeper feelings, suggests dating others, and emphasizes age and uncertainty. A second letter advises against marrying for romance without certainty and recommends widening social ties to ease loneliness.
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Annie Laurie
Gloria
Loria
Ted
Advice to a Daughter on Balancing Love and Parental Rules
The writer suggests open talks with parents to explain feelings and boundaries. She should express appreciation for their concern while asserting autonomy over friendships. Propose involving the other young man in family discussions to uncover concerns and seek monitored, in-home meetings.
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Illson
Young Country Boy Seeks Real Romance Experience
A 22 year old country man with fair education and solid position laments never having a true roman e love affair. He seeks guidance and outlets for a genuine romantic connection beyond casual company with a young partner.
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Annie Laurie
May 20 Horoscopes Preview Business Upswing and Personal Tensions
Tomorrow’s horoscope notes a lively business day from Sol conjunction Mercury with warnings of treachery and possible personal turmoil at home. It praises new contracts and enterprise while cautioning indulgence and irritability in personal life. notable natives include Richard Bennett and Hose Hawthorne Lathrop.
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Mercury
Richard Bennett
Hose Hawthorne Lathrop
Three Minute Journeys Into Chinese Village Life
Temple Manning describes the densely populated Chinese farmer's life. Families work from a young age in large households with three-room farmhouses built around a mud courtyard. Cows are scarce, meat rare, and the New Year festival is when such luxuries appear.
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China
How To Die Before Your Time And Live 100 Years
A health column by Royall S Copeland M D former New York senator argues against overwork fatigue and sleep deprivation. He promotes long vacations and rest as the path to health and longevity cautioning about radio listening late at night and tuberculosis risks among youth.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Voice of Wisdom
Onondaga Health Association
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Arthur Brisbane
Health question answers from the newspaper feature service
A set of reader inquiries covers removing facial hair with an electric needle by an expert, wart removal, snoring causes from nasal catarrh or growth, glycerine in the ear not causing meningitis but avoid tampering, gums that bleed from possible pyorrhea with dentist care and astringent mouthwash, and how to read a drug store analysis by showing it to a family doctor. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Fashion notes from Fifth Avenue shopping pages
A shopper highlights items including a white satin blouse with a Vionnet neckline to suit tailored blue outfits. The article mentions a heavy silver cloth gown with left hip drapings and gardenia trim, tortoise-shell hat pins, a three piece suit with a gray crepe de chine frock and suede belt, marocain jacket, a blue gray woolen coat with slit back, and a white jumper over a black skirt.
Love's Embers at The Larches A Summer of Subtle Courtship
In a coastal house tale at The Larches Noel Veritzen pursues Mary while Dicky seeks to sway Miss Lincoln. Tension builds as Noel’s devotion clashes with Mary’s independent stance and Miss Lincoln’s wary interest, amid social skirmishes at tea and muffins on the veranda.
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Noel Veritzen
Pas Lincoln
Dicky
Noel
Miss Lincoln
Mary
Jackie
Grasshopper Brothers Learn Humility After Meadow Feud
In a 1927 tale the boastful Grasshopper brothers tout their wisdom while neighbors mock them. Mrs Tree Toad exposes their ignorance about toads tails and mill pond visits, and the crowd celebrates the toad children arriving as the boastful pair disappear, never to boast again.
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Grasshopper
Tommy
Johnny Grasshopper
Tommy Grasshopper
Brother
Mrs. Cricket
Mrs. Tree Toad
Johnny
Toad
Tommy Rasshopper
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of Wisdom on Modesty and Mercy Across Ages
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Seneca Syrus Bryant Terence Ovid Livy Freon and Horace. It discusses modesty compassion restraint bold counsel and virtue amidst hardship. The page presents historical maxims on speech character and courage.
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Germany
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Mother
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Genevieve Kemble
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DR. Copeland
Miss Shopper
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Ovid
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