Travel Stimulus to Body and Mind Promotes Health
A 1927 column by Dr. Royall S. Copeland argues travel broadens horizons and refreshes the body and mind. Havana and Cuba are praised as quick tropical getaways compared with staying in North America. Travel stimulates energy, mood, and physical vigor, then boosts productivity on return. Health Q and A follow, advising general nourishment, outdoor activity, sleep, and cautious advice for babies and brain health.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D
United States
New York
New York City
Havana
Cuba
North America
Attic Spaces Spark Clever Reuse and Colonial Charm
A magazine description highlights how attics under sloping roofs can be repurposed beyond storage. The featured attic is neatly arranged with colonial simplicity, day bed, bright color spread, matching curtains, a hooked rug, and built-in drawers beside a dormer.
Extremes warned as fashion and pastime tempt excess
A Miss Shopper column notes Americans swing to excess in work and play, criticizing sport overshooting moderation. It describes 1920s Avenue fashion trends from belts to velvet negligees and gowns, highlighting styles such as lizard belts, string braids, and georgette robes.
Do Not Overdo Things Says 1927 Syndicate Tip
A King Features Syndicate piece urges moderation across life and work. It argues Americans often seek extremes, chasing constant stimulation, and warns that excess leads to harm. Emphasizing balance, it cautions against copying others and promotes focused effort with measured punch.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Indian Summer Tale of Sun Man and Wind
A 1927 Children's fable depicts Sun-Man, Mr. Cloud, and Mr. Wind arguing over warmth and shade. Wind and North Wind chill the valley, leading Sun-Man to warm the meadows again. Villagers later honor the seasonal balance by calling it Indian Summer.
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Mr. Cloud
Mr. Wind
Sun-Man
Sun
North Wind
Cloud
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Sage and Chestnut Thanksgiving Stuffings Guide
A home kitchen guide presents traditional sage and onion stuffing with optional oyster additions, plus chestnut, sweetbread, and liver and sausage mixtures. Instructions cover bread prep, seasoning, stuffing techniques, and safety tips for cleaning the turkey before stuffing.
Two Piece Sports Dress Adorns Kasha Fabric
Vera Winston presents a two piece sports dress in tan kasha with crepe piping tie belt and gold buckle. The blouse piping creates decorative geometric lines while the plaited skirt follows the season’s vogue for sports costumes.
Advice to Girls BAR ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks how to handle jealousy and reconciliation with a stubborn lover. The advisee is urged to accept the possibility of changed feelings, host a small informal reunion to test his interest, and pursue friendships with others if he remains distant.
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Annie Laurie
Ile
Madrid
Irl
Cc. G
Mollif
Dear Annie Laurie Advice Column Excerpt
A vintage advice piece from a teen column features letters from young girls about romance. The answers advise not pursuing shallow relationships, respecting parental guidance, and seeking age appropriate companionship while considering mother or guardian input.
Tomorrow's Horoscope from Genevieve Kemble
Forecast for Friday November 18 notes lively business conditions and bold initiative fueled by Mars while advising caution on spending and risky financial moves under Jupiter. Personal affairs appear happy and a birth date may yield resourcefulness and independence with prudent money management. Notable nativity Asa Gray is referenced.
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Priday
George Eliot
Attmlus
Asa Gray
Three Minute Journeys in Nice Flower Carnival
Temple Manning describes Nice as the origin and best venue for the Battle of the Flowers. Peasants bring baskets of blooms to sell to an affluent Riviera crowd, with nosegays exchanged and flowers occasionally dropped and recovered amid decorated carriages and gaiety. Nice’s climate and scenery elevate the spectacle.
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Nice
Alps
Riviera
Absorbing Sequel Unfolds With Veritzen Stunt
In an ongoing tale, Phil Veritzen stages a dramatic return with Noel Veritzen Eleanor Lincoln and a frail Aunt Anna aboard a limousine. Mary reacts with fear as a decisive plan behind the stunt becomes evident, hinting at family and social power plays beyond the lawn.
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Mary
Dicky
Noel
Lillian
Philip
Noel Veritzen
Eleanor Lincoln
Anna
Miss Lincoln
Philip Veritzen
Words of the Wise Proverb Quotation Fragment
A collection of brief quotations from historic figures about thought freedom trust reason and virtue. The text lists lines attributed to Cervantes Emerson Goethe Smerson Cicero Schiller Seneca Juvenal and others with varied topics on wisdom judgment and morality.
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Dr. Copeland
By Annette Bradshaw
Louis E. Bisch
Miss Shopper
Caracal
China
England and
Wales
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Blanche Silver
Sun Man
Jeannette Young Norton
Vera Winston
Mr. Jones
Genevieve Kemble
Temple Manning
Mediterranean
France
Earth
Uw. Newspaper
Feature Serve, Inc
Gay Riviera
Love
Adelena
Phil Veritzen
Illian
Phil
Papa
Words of
Cervantes
Emerson
Goethe
Smerson
Cicero
Schiller
Seneca
Juvenal
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