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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1927
Page
10
Advice column explores love power dynamics and asks how a man should respond to parental interference in a 19 year old fiancés relationship. Martha Lee urges mutual choice and pursuit, noting both genders’ strong emotions and suggesting the couple discuss parental concerns. Harold F asks how to handle disapproving parents and the adviser advocates joint decision and open dialogue.
A reader asks why men often change after marriage and whether love fades. The columnist suggests temperament differences, noting women are usually more emotionally invested.
A personal letter expresses deep devotion and regret after a misunderstanding with a woman. The writer recalls past relationships and insists on fair conduct, forgiving the woman and wishing her happiness while reaffirming his love and resolve to stand the test of time. Rae labels him a fool, but he defends his stance and questions the harsh judgments.
Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion is an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes and heals inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims two fold action, soothing membranes while creosote affects the stomach and blood to stop infection. Money back if not relieved after following directions.
A speaker urges clear, direct disclosure to a woman to ensure she understands the situation. The aim is to prevent heavy future regrets by making every effort to acquaint her with the facts, stressing personal responsibility.
A letter from a young woman in a newspaper page comments on girls aged 17 to 23, defending their conduct and resisting male stereotypes about gold digging and promiscuity. The writer calls out men who generalize about women and notes that young women do not enjoy indiscriminate kissing.
In this rapid clip from a local page, Debi Aaane It VTphone and his crew reprise a familiar tune while Davis delivers a standout performance this week. The Ohio bill features Heaven on Earth a familiar tale of a rich youth chasing a gypsy girl amid family opposition and wartime backdrop, with Conrad Nagel as a noted cast member.
The piece features Renee Adoree as the chief in the cast while Charlie Davis stands out this week. The program includes an Andy Gump comic, a news reel and Bob Gordon on the organ at the Ohio all week.
The film Tell It to the Marines starring Lon Chaney Eleanor Boardman William Haines and Carmel Myers enters its second week at the Apollo. Manager Kennedy notes a record day with crowds lining up on the previous Sunday. The program includes Dick Powell songs Lester Huff organ Emil Seidel orchestra and more at nearby venues all week.
Inside sugar sacks sold to grocers at ten cents each make practical dish towels after washing and hemming.
The note advises renewing sheen of black silk by sponging with hot coffee on the right side, then turning the fabric and pressing while damp to finish.
A practical hand lotion blends benzoin with almond oil for daily use in the bathroom and on the kitchen shelf. The formula aims to soothe skin with natural ingredients while balancing moisture.
A reader submission for Boston Cookies by Edith Kilkey includes butter sugar eggs soda hot water flour cinnamon nuts raisins and currants. Instructions: cream butter add sugar and eggs, dissolve soda in hot water, mix with remaining ingredients, drop on greased pan and bake until brown.
The piece highlights yellow and orange artificial boutonnieres as boys and men prepare fresh accessories for spring events. It notes bold color choices and the appeal of vibrant petals to complement formal attire.
Faith and Bob confront fear as Joy pleads for Cherry in jail. The story follows a coroner's inquest, torn clues, and a plan to prove Cherry's innocence amid family strain and a looming deadline. Joy's feverish plea to God heightens the tension as authorities close in.
Gathered or draped skirts are designed to concentrate fullness in one spot, creating a focal point at either the center front or a single side. The styling emphasizes silhouette with controlled bulk and visual interest.
Tiny bunches of pearl grapes are described as effectively used in French earrings to harmonize with a pearl necklace. The note highlights how the grape-like pearls complement the jewelry set.
Black flat crepe emerges as the top spring fabric for the mature woman with a focus on versatile, elegant styling and ease of wear. This material’s drape and simplicity appeal to refined tastes, offering timeless wardrobe options.
A pigskin pouch bag pairs with a rough tweed sport suit as a smart carry option. The compact accessory blends classic fabric with durable leather for a practical fashion statement.
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