When He Tells You Something For Your Own Good
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage suffers when spouses criticize each other. She warns fault finding fuels divorces, noting couples seek perfection and approval rather than constructive guidance. The piece contrasts flattery by other women with wives' blunt critiques, claiming harmony hinges on mutual praise.
My Family Hates Vegetables and New Ways of Cooking
A housekeeper dislikes vegetables as dull and tasteless but the author argues for colorful, protein rich vegetable plates. Tips include adding nuts eggs cheese and milk, using varied sauces, stuffed vegetables, and complementary sides. Sample menus include breakfast, luncheon, and dinner with vegetable plates and fruit desserts.
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
In a tense dialogue, Madge and her father plan a stealth departure to New Hampshire while guarding the children. They haggle over using a personal guard, a car, and meeting points with Frank Williams, weighing safety against exposing the household to pursuit. The plan hinges on a Newark to Patchogue rail transfer and cautious police alert.
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New Hampshire
Williams
Scott
Margaret
New York
Newark
Laddie Film at Majestic Brings Stratton Porter Novel to Screen
Gene Stratton Porter’s Laddie opens at the Majestic in a screen romance praised for preserving the novel’s appeal. The story follows a farmer son and an English noblewoman in a battle of love with dramatic and humorous threads.
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Gene Stratton Porter
Majestic
RKO Radio
Gene Stratton-Porter
Mra. Stratton-Pooter
Laddie
Rko-Radio
Ben Hecht
Ohio
Far West
Buck Jones
Polly Ann Young
England Bulb Industry Supplies Holland with Rare Varieties
England's bulb trade has improved greatly and Holland is buying some of the rarest varieties from Lae Lolmer county. A notable shift shows England exporting specialized bulbs as Dutch buyers seek unique varieties. The report highlights increased cross national horticultural exchange and market demand.
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England
Holland
Lae Lolmer County
Help Children To Learn More About Nature
Olive Roberts Barton urges bringing children outdoors to learn directly from nature rather than through second hand media. She argues kids should explore birds, plants, ponds, clouds, and everyday surroundings to feel life deeply and resist becoming artificial.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Nature
Peter Pan
Huckleberry Finn
Shirley Temple
Jackie Cooper
The Stars Say by Genevieve Kemble Adverse planetary aspects portend trouble
The astrology column notes major planetary tension may affect affairs of the day yet hints at a profitable journey and a potential friendship with a stranger. It warns of setbacks and worries, advises working with least resistance, and mentions a melancholy mood for a birthday child. Ralph Waldo Emerson is noted as a notable nativity.
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Young Woods
Smith
O'Neill
Miss Lindsay
London
Woods
Biarrat
Miss Lundern
Whe i
Sheihegier
Good Grooming Advice For Mature Women As Daily Routine
This piece urges mature women to prioritize neatness over mere beauty, stressing daily baths, regular teeth brushing, weekly shampoo, clean manicured nails, and careful clothes care. It also urges daily hat brushing and airing, with inside sponges and fresh creams to maintain presentable appearance.
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