Your Health Believing You'll Get Well
A medical reflection on optimism in illness. The author argues that the natural tendency of disease is toward recovery and cites a case where a patient survived against odds. He stresses hopeful doctors and patients, noting hope strengthens recovery and that one should never give way to despair.
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New York
Ray
Mama Moth
Moth
Daddy Moth
Mamooth
Man Moth
Jama Moth
Moth Story of Courage and Escape from Drunken Pursuit
A moth family tale unfolds as Mama Moth recalls a close escape from a box and a dangerous chase by drunken men. The narrative shifts to a brave night flight and a daring car pursuit where the narrator evades capture by steering into a shadowed cross road and evading the pursuing vehicle.
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Bridgehampton
Health Questions and Advice From Dr Copeland 1922
Readers send in health questions on weight growth diabetes and fatigue. Answers advise gradual recovery and professional orthopedic and medical guidance, urging rest and self care while noting diet for diabetes and the limits of home remedies.
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Copeland
B.S. Copeland
Newspapy
How You May Make Your Hair Stay in Curl the Beauty Way
Lucrezia Bori advises that curling strands enhance a woman’s look whether she wears a bob or long hair. For lasting waves use home curling fluids such as a borax gum arabic mix or quince seed solution, applied before curling, then leave curlers in for several hours to preserve the wave.
Real life versus old fashioned books sparks beach discussion
A discussion on reading real life versus quaint children's titles unfolds as a young woman seeks grim, vivid fiction. She argues that modern novels reveal life’s horror and glory, while an aging observer recalls earlier tastes and cautions about shock value.
Realities and Realness in Youth Literature and Life
The narrator contrasts poetry and stock quotes with readings about birds and streams. A Mother of the Family champions real human experiences over grim and sensational books, questioning whether harsh subjects are truly more real than everyday life.
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T Perme
Pretty Girl
Advice to Girls Annie Laurie column query
A reader asks if a man who has engaged five times can ever settle to true love and marriage. John D calls him fickle and doubts true commitment. Annie Laurie advises sincere talks, avoiding trivial quarrels, and starting over to pursue happiness. Readers may send letters on feminine topics for replies.
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John D
Joann
Annie Laurie
The
Payer
Mina Laurie
The Home Kitchen by Jeannette Young Norton
A kitchen article outlines preserving techniques for sweet pickles and vegetables. It discusses usable pickle varieties for meals and nursery settings, including methods for cold-pack pickling and specific veggie pairings such as cauliflower and chard. It provides a recipe framework with vinegar sugar ginger cinnamon and lemon for sweet pickled vegetables.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
Horoscopes and Pickle Recipes Share Page Features
A dated collage mixes a Tuesday horoscope foretelling activity and health cautions with long vintage pickle and relish instructions. The forecast mentions Mars and Saturn aiding ventures while a home canning guide offers tomato, cauliflower, and apple relish recipes.
This Charming Evening Gown of Silver Cloth and Jet
A detailed description of an evening gown features silver cloth trimmed with jet, lined with black chiffon. The design highlights a bouffant silhouette, a shorter unlined underskirt, and a long skirt opening to reveal jet chiffon lining, with a corsage and matching jet necklace.
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Jet
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Madge
Sisser
Lucrezia Bori
Borax
Winifred Black
Jack
Feature Service, Inc
Annnie Laurie
John PD
Anaes Hair
Genevieve’ Kemble
Sol
Saturn
Mary
Luna
Mars
Vera Winston
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