The Constant Nymph Adapted From Marg Kennedy
In a Tyrolean chalet composer Albert Sanger and his wide circle of kin and lovers drive a tangled middleclass drama. Lewis Dodd and Linda waver between affection and rivals while Florence Churchill presses for position. Letters from Tess and Millicent fuel jealousy as Sanger dies and the family confronts inheritance, romance, and strain among once familiar ties.
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Albert Sanger
Blafrat
Austrian
Tyrol
Lewis Dodd
Eirik Trigorin
Aty Lewis
Sanger
Lewis
Linda
Trigorin
Antonia
Vienna
Jacob Blenbaum
Ikey Mo
Florence Churchill
Robert
Elf
Wand
Kate
Florence
Loath
Sir ‘Alix da
WEF FLASKS FOR PERFUME IN HANDBAG TRADE MARKS
Tiny flasks of etched silver or enamel fashion perfume carriers for handbags. The article notes these compact containers are crafted with delicate rims and designed to hold a small amount of scent for personal use.
Furniture appropriate to style of home by Marian Moore
The piece argues against building new homes in Colonial or Tudor styles and urges furnishing such houses with plain modern furniture. It notes readers seeking modern decorating tips for traditional homes and promises guidance through an illustrated living room example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Moore
Colonial furnishings enrich a newly finished home
The article describes a home in true early American style with a high mantel of plain red brick, fluted wood trim, dark anticked walls, and dark oak polished floors. It highlights lightweight Windsor chairs in mahogany with rush seats and a mahogany table with a pierced edge for serving tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Jumper Dress Pattern for Girls in Plaid and Wool
A jumper style for junior girls features inverted pleats at both sides under the arm. Available materials include plain and plaid Kashalke fabrics, fine twills, wool jersey, and flannel. Pattern No 202 offers sizes 8 10 12 14 years. yardage listed for 40 inch material. Guimpe included with options for long or short sleeves.
Your Health and Intestinal Inflammation Advice
An early health column explains the intestinal tract as a long mucous-lined tube and warns that overeating and spoiled foods cause enteritis with diarrhea, abdominal pain, and feverish symptoms. It recommends rest, fluids, possible enemas, and medical guidance for treatment.
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A 1928 column argues swimming is vital for all children and urges both boys and girls to learn. It calls for Scout or neighborhood oversight, safe practice, limited daily water time, and prohibition of rough play and unsupervised swimming to protect kids while they learn.
Answer to reader questions on joint sounds and mouth ulcers
A reader asks what makes joints crack and a doctor replies the cause is lack of synovial fluid. The remedy suggests warming oil massage at night. Another question concerns mouth sores blamed on hyperacidity, with a note to send a stamped self addressed envelope for full details.
Green and Tilson Return From European Trip
New York June 14 Representative William Green of Iowa chairman of the House Ways and Means committee returned aboard the United States liner America after a nearly two month study tour in France England and Germany focusing on taxation methods Representative John Q Olson of Connecticut who studied armament production in the European countries also returned aboard the America.
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New York
William MR. Green
Iowa
House
Ways and Means Comilitee
United States
Hner
America
France
England
Germany
John Q. Olson
Connecticut
Mothers and Their Children in Earnest Summer Work
A mother describes guiding her sons to earn money during summer by offering lawn and garden chores for neighbors. She set rules to prevent nuisance behavior and ensure the boys gain practical service experience, stressing that money earned should come from real effort.
Vintage Breakfast Menu with Halibut and Cornstarch Pudding
A midcentury recipe sheet describes stuffing halibut fillets with mashed potatoes and onions, topping with butter and seasonings, then baking. It also covers brown bread using graham flour and cornmeal with sour milk, baking in tins, and a pineapple tomato salad with celery mayonnaise dressing.
News Notes from the North Pole 2225
North Pole notes report the Apex Asthma Institute plans a trillion dollar wing to double capacity and claim a monopoly on asthma care. Radio host Frank Dinlwirler visits from the South Pole. Firefighting novelty uses a two-handed mitten device to collapse and raise buildings. Inflation of inflammable ice warnings, a revolving barber shop, cabaret dancers with trouble, and a famed iceberg exporter headline a quirky North Pole column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Apex Asthma Institute
Stifleanifle
Frank Dinlwirler
Equator
South Pola Jase
Pan-Pule Radio Association
Etiquette Dilemmas Resolve Maid of Honor roles
A letter from Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman discusses two etiquette questions. One asks if a man should attend a Friday evening party, June 20, and invites by a sister says she would be happy to see him. The other asks who should be maid of honor when two rivals deserve the role, suggesting sister as chief attendant and considering a compromise or selecting a best friend for a distinct bridesmaid place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Tessa
Bensath
Florence
Lewis
Faim
Sajasta
England
Uch Sae
Aha
Paulina
Tony
Cleeve
Floerice
Teresa
Bob
Mrs. Beeckman
Hiaster
Ha Oridesmaida
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Margaret Kennedy
Lazy Marlowe
Thia
Mera Gaya
Naomi Hooper
Perana
Tranem
Ian
Churchill
St. Merryn
Granit
Millicent
Millicent Dodd
Lina
Altopethes
Pontcard
Tesga
Sul
Telegram
Bridgeport Telegram
Royal S. Copeland
M.D
Guinea
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Green and Tilson
Laura A. Kirkman
Baron Coffes
Tancheon
The
Don Herold
Aurora Horealis Seda Fyuntan
Onsomme
Thia Town
Hoa
Pole
Teo
Charlie Prighd-y
Savannah
Intimacy Mitten Co
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Margy
John Held, Jr
Cimimel
Great Britain
Eee
George McManus
Newspa
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