Disease Prevention Vital for Civilization Says Senator Copeland
Royal S. Copeland M D former New York health official argues that disease stems from faulty living. He cites diet, sun exposure, fresh air and exercise as key to prevention and urges a return to natural living to build immunity and health.
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What to Do Maud Thomas HEN A Winter Dance Butterfly
A girl who has gone big at a Winter Dance reflects on how her glittering gown and evening of laughter shaped others views of her. She sits before the mirror removing jewels as memories of the men who treated her as just another butterfly drift through her mind.
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A Fashion Model's Diary Explores Costume Rivalry
A diary excerpt reveals Helene's poised ease in luxurious outfits, contrasting with the narrator's baby-faced need for simpler dress. An evening ensemble in red, green, and tan fabric with a velvet cape is highlighted, as Helene prepares to wear it to a fraternity dance while the narrator seeks an equally striking gown.
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Diet Talk at Luncheon Draws Fire and Laughter
Letty vents against diet as dinner table chatter urging a society to suppress diet talk. She recalls a party ruined when a guest said he was on a diet, triggering others to share calorie counts and weight loss tallies, dulling all conversation.
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Diet talk at table a nuisance says Home Making Helps
Eleanor Ross argues that diet discussion at gatherings bores others and disrupts social flow. She notes dieters turn conversations into long eating anecdotes, likening dieting chatter to operatic interruptions and urging etiquette guidance to confine diet talk to private spaces.
Learner placard on car sparks safety idea
A London road sight shows a car with a large Learner placard and a safety first triangle. The item reflects a simple road safety notion amid other excerpts on gems, a child run church service near Harrow, and Eton College’s long history.
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Helpful Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie
Teen says she wants to return a boyfriend’s ring without hurting him. Molly advises a tactful note citing mother’s wish not to wear a young man’s ring. Annie Laurie, nineteen, asks whether to declare love to a younger man. she concerns about parental disapproval and age gap. response notes age difference may not bar a relationship.
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Stars Say For Tuesday November 26 1920
The reading forecasts a lively, eventful day with potential radical change leading to success and high adventure. Exercise caution against fraud and deceit while those born on this day may enjoy a wonderful year and possible prominence.
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Normal, Good Skin Has Natural Shine
Readers worry about oily skin but a normal oil level aids skin plasticity. Excess oil signals potential problems like enlarged pores and blackheads. correct by ensuring proper digestion and hydration. Diet tweaks may help, including cutting heavy gravies and sweets briefly, plus eight glasses of water daily.
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Oily Skin Remedies Feature and Fashion Notes
The column discusses popular fabric uses for collars and cuffs in summer wear and notes skin care tips for oily skin. It recommends using tonics after cleansing, explains avoiding certain creams, and suggests a plain benzoin astringent recipe. The writer hints at an upcoming remedy article on blackheads.
Shadow-Children Discover Sugary Home on the Table
In a whimsical scene Max Trell’s Good Night Stories follows five shadow children around a tabletop. They meet singing sugar lumps in a sugar bowl and watch the sugar tongs decide their fate as they are whisked into hot tea, melting away with joy.
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Words of the Wise and Quotations on Virtue and Fate
A compact collection of aphorisms from Shakespeare Livy Cosmos Metastasia Horace and Catalaasies Frichte. It links virtue forgiveness resilience and self-morship urging agents to shape circumstances rather than be consumed by them.
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