Why Not Make of Your Marriage a Jog and an Adventure
A reader laments lost love and asks how to cope with mental anguish. Highland Finish advises rising above the pain by staying busy, joining clubs, and devoting oneself to work to forget the past and focus on the future.
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Pfyear
Annie Laurie
Hell
Gene
A Contrast in Stairways
Two staircases are contrasted: the winding Colonial style stair in a Georgian era home and a modern right angled staircase with ornate banisters and a practical box seat. The article highlights wood types, finishes, and social uses of the hall and stairs.
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Martha Washington
Wondering Blue Eyes Answers on Love and Age Rules
A reader asks about a seventeen year old in love with a slightly older man and whether his professed love is sincere. Advice stresses waiting until she is older to consider marriage, and to maintain friendship rather than haste into a commitment.
Brown Eyes and Annie Laurie Advice Column Excerpt
An advice column fragment counsels a woman named Brown Eyes to ask her fiancé to release her from the engagement and consider honesty before marriage. It also notes a seventeen year old girl in love with a nineteen year old and cautions a young woman about writing to a distant suitor, urging patience until he initiates contact.
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Annie Laurie
Rown
Miss Brown Eyes
Ater
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Quicksands of Love: A Riverside Park Interlude
In a Riverside Drive Park section, the narrator recalls misdirection about Mrs. Baker’s swoon and a cabaret dancer’s aid. Jack Leslie's uneasy behavior and Madge’s feigned interest hint at secrets, while Mary and the narrator suspect prying ears in the hallway as they discuss the dancer and events yet to unfold.
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Leslie
Riverside Drive
Mra. Baker
Here
Madge
Mary
Jack Lesiie
Dicky
Venvure
Immunization and medical guidance honor science in diphtheria era
Dr Royal S Copeland urges parents to immunize children against diphtheria and scarlet fever, citing New York City results and medical science. The column answers reader questions on weight, leg aches, electricity therapy, pimples, chocolate effects, and general hygiene, urging consultation with physicians and boards of health.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
William H. Park
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Dr. Royal 8
Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
Night Vision in Animals and Bicycles in Use
Mans night vision is used as a standard for comparison. Lions are slightly better at night, bears better still, and owls best among animals. Tigers and domestic cats closely rival the owl. Six million pedal bicycles and six hundred thousand motor bicycles are in use in the country.
Three-Minute Journeys By Temple Manning
A collection describing famous trees in the United States. The Athens Georgia oak gifted to itself by its owner is highlighted, then a colossal 264 foot San Francisco tree in General Grant Park is noted as one of the world’s tallest with an age exceeding 6,000 years.
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Athens
Georgia
William H. Jackson
California
San Francisco
Grant Park
Give Love a Chance to Save Your Tired Marriage
A worried wife Maybelle questions her husband’s distance and contemplates rekindling their romance. An adviser urges embracing freedom and joy within the home, inviting young people in, sharing simple pleasures, and rekindling the past romance to restore partnership and happiness.
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Maybelle
Tomorrow's Horoscope Stirs Business and Personal Prospects
The daily forecast cites a stimulating planetary influence with Moon and Mercury boosting commerce and letters. Neptune favors new ventures with large firms while urging discretion in domestic and social bonds. Birthdays bring a lively year with flourishing business and contracting opportunities.
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Moon
Mercury
Orb of Commerce
Neptune Ray
Doris and the Elf Help a Coon Family in Woods
Doris chats with a playful elf and befriends a tame coon family living in a hollow tree. She meets Mr. and Mrs. Coon and their kits, learns their washing habit, and hopes for a pet, but forgets the tree location and never returns.
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Doris
Marie
Lelfin
Mr. Coon
Happy Giggles
Mrs. Coon
The Home Kitchen Recipes by Jeannette Norton
Recipes for macaroni pastes and variations including spaghetti with tomato sauce and truffles baked macaroni fritters and yellow spaghetti with saffron. Steps cover boiling times ingredients sauces cheeses and serving notes with emphasis on Parmesan and Greuvere cheeses and sauces.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Norton
Goatskin and Pony Furs Highlight New Winter Line
In Vera Winston's fashion note readers see unusual fur naming in shops with goat fur collars and pony fur stoles paired with a dark green kasha coat. A matching dark green velvet hat and a green envelope pocketbook complete the chic ensemble.
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Nyone
Words of Wise Men and Moral Reflections
A compilation of quotes on habit motives riches courage and discernment from Johnson Burleigh Goethe Bruyere Robertson Johnson Massinger Confucius and Beecher. The collection poses reflections on virtue self-control and character across thinkers.
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