Water sustains health as Copeland urges constant supply
In Arizona on a Sunday morning Royal S. Copeland argues that national vitality hinges on abundant water. He links soil fertility to moisture, warns against water mismanagement, and asserts that bodily tissues, brain function, and blood depend on steady hydration. He urges readers to heed water as a life-giving resource.
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Arizona
Answers to Health Queries on Arthritis and Vertigo
A reader asks about finger stiffness likely due to arthritis and a comprehensive exam is advised. Another asks about vertigo with multiple possible causes including intestinal, circulatory, ear or eye conditions. exam to locate source and give treatment.
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Intimacy Reveals True Self Not Pretended Image
In discussing lasting relationships, the piece argues that intimacy exposes genuine character rather than solid change. Pretending fades as familiarity grows, causing disappointment and tire, unless new behavior becomes ingrained as habit. Maintain authenticity to form lasting traits rather than short lived roles.
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Velvet and Crepe Merge in New Fall Costume Trend
A fashion diary notes the rise of compose costumes blending velvet with georgette satin and crepe. Designers see value in using small fabric scraps to create coordinated daytime frocks and evening garments, including velvet skirts and velvet accents with crepe blouses.
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Revelations of a Wife Sequel Delights on Veritzen Lawn
On a veranda after a Sunday dinner, Mary charms in the eyes of Lillian as she maps Junior’s poplar leaf crown. Noel Veritzen’s limo passes, hinting at his renewed control of his time and a possible rift with Mary.
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Philip Veritzen
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Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow's horoscope notes Mercury in sextile with Luna signaling active commercial and writing contracts while Saturn may cause delays. Personal affairs should be lively with possible setbacks. a birthday child could be clever versatile and industrious referencing Julia Marlowe.
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Beautifying Baby's Ears by Anne Jordans
A 1947 feature suggests mothers use a homemade cap to train a baby's ears to lie flat. The piece provides step by step instructions for sewing two elastic bands onto net fabric to pull ears back gently, with guidance on fit and gradual adaptation.
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Home Making Helps For Men By Wanda Barton
Advice for wives to manage husbands wardrobes to save money. Keep multiple suits, repair shoes and buttons, mend socks and underwear, weed out frayed items, and press usable neckties to extend their life. Emphasizes thrift and timely care for men’s attire.
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Wanda Barton
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A 17 year old girl asks if she should begin correspondence with boys before she moves. The columnist replies that with an uncertain future address it is proper to write first and to send casual friendly notes to boys she wishes to correspond with.
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Annie Laurie
How to meet the new neighbor
A writer asks Brown Keyes for help befriending a young man who just moved in. The reply suggests finding a mutual friend to arrange an introduction or waiting for the man to seek contact, noting no other reliable method is available.
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Birth and career of composer Anton Bruckner
The article outlines Anton Bruckner born September 4 1824 in Ansfelden Upper Austria as eldest of twelve. He taught school like his father and became organist in Linz then Vienna, rivaled Brahms, influenced by Wagner, famed for nine symphonies and sacred works, died October 11 1846 in Vienna before completing his Ninth Symphony
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Good-Night Stories: Missy Grasshopper and the Weather
Missy Grasshopper and Brown Cricket venture across a lake on a hot day. A sudden rainstorm drives them to shelter under a toadstool where a spider explains reading weather signals from sorrel and clover. They thank the spider, plant sorrel and clover, and learn to forecast future weather.
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Words of the Wise and Noted Sayings Compile
A compact collection of quotes from figures like Goldsmith Donne Johnson and Ascham. The lines reflect on conscience justice genius and learning and note criticism versus art and the value of experience. Each quotation presents a different facet of wisdom and human understanding.
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