Old-Fashioned Notions On Child Rearing Persist
A column by Winifred Black contrasts modern child psychology and training with a life lessons view from a mother whose five children grew up well. The old lady recalls simple, affectionate parenting and questions the value of extensive child study and theories.
Frocks in Jersey Highlight Smart Summer Styles
Fashion notes observe jersey remains a key material for smart women. Two simple jersey frocks show horizontal stripes, bold color contrasts, and modern details like a square neckline with blue banding and a blue belt.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Advancement With Careful Plans
The text foresees success for people employed by others and favorable dealings with figures of power, warning that bold moves without preparation lead to defeat. Birthday individuals may enjoy advancement and honor, while a child born today could be talented and popular if not hindered by rash conduct.
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Absorbing Sequel to Revelations of a Wife
A narrator discusses East End island customs and servant attitudes with Miss Lincoln at The Larches. Ticer’s authority is tested as policy and etiquette clash with American views, prompting a shift in behavior and respect for local hierarchies.
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Is a Wife a Liability or Asset to a Husband
A newspaper column uses a reader letter from a self described average wife to question whether marriage helps or hinders a man's success. The writer reflects on her own claimed hindrance, roles of home and finances, and wonders if she is wiser as a mother than as a wife. She invites readers to weigh whether wives or sons shape better futures.
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Beulah McBrains
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Prevent Sagging Muscles by Exercises and Posture
AGING under chin muscles worries many women. Two simple exercises help prevent or correct sagging: a chewing motion with head tilted back and counting, then a neck stretch with the head held erect and chin forward. Maintain high head carriage to keep the throat slender and beauty poised.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A reader asks if it is proper to invite a boyfriend to a party when they have not been out together yet. The advisor says yes, it is appropriate to invite him, noting they are good friends and he is a desirable acquaintance.
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A Teen Seeks Help With Parental Bar On Boyfriend
A teenage girl asks for guidance as her mother forbids dates and visits with a boy she loves. The adviser urges uncovering the mother’s concerns, testing the boy’s trustworthiness, and respecting parental care while seeking respectful dialogue and possible reconciliation.
How to Die Before Your Time and Health Advice
A 1927 feature by Roy al S Copeland M D mocks health crank talk while urging middle life checkups with a doctor and regular dental exams. It blends humorous “death by own action” rules with reader Q A on infant nutrition nervousness and cataract treatment.
A Choice of Summer Curtains
Wanda Barton explains suburban home window treatment trends with wash fabrics. Cream gauze sash curtains paired with marquisettes create a sunny look, while sage green or soft yellow fishnet curtains add color. White bed room curtains with colored organdy ruffles remain popular and ready-made options are often altered for fuller ruffles.
Noted American Stage Star ARY SHAW Began as Teacher
Boston born actress Ary Shaw rose from public school teaching to become a leading figure on American stages. She trained in Boston, debuted at the Boston Museum, and rose through Daly New York and Modjeska companies. She starred in Ghosts and Mrs Warren's Profession, earning widespread acclaim and controversy.
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Restless Spider Finds Happiness at Home
A spider child longs for the Land of Happiness but learns contentment comes from work at home. After dangers from Mrs Wasp and Robin the Bird, Willy Lightning Bug guides her back. She returns to weave her own house beside her mother and discovers joy in labor. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Ing
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Words of the Wise and Witty Quotes Collage
A compact collection of notable aphorisms from Terence Cicero Froude Seneca Ovid Longfellow and Disraeli. The quotes cover duty kindness caution delay fear responsibility and the value of literature as a path to glory.
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