Winter Fur Coats and Wraps Dominant in Midwinter Fashion
A fashion feature extols fur as the essential midwinter outerwear for young women. It highlights coats and wraps in Siberian squirrel and Hudson seal, leather fur-lined sports coats, and velvet and cashmere options. Describes trims, collars, and practical lines, emphasizing luxury and function for day wear and school or sport use.
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The Rich Man Parable and the Call to Trusting God
A December lesson outlines Luke 12 15 4 focusing on covetousness and wealth. It analyzes the parable of the rich fool, the folly of storing goods without God, and the cure of anxiety through trust in divine provision. It urges prioritizing God’s kingdom, readiness for Christ’s return, and generous stewardship.
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Peace That Christ Gives Surpasses Worldly Trials
The text asserts that the peace provided by Christ is superior to external circumstances and remains unshaken despite the world’s attempts to end it. It emphasizes the enduring nature of Christian peace regardless of adversity.
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Pessimist Lifts His Voice in a Strain of Modern Blues
Poem by K. Moulton in the New York Evening Mail laments apathy and social strain. It argues workers drift from cooperative effort, praising pessimism while mocking prewar norms and collective action.
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Cuticura for Pimply Faces Advise
Promote Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Daily use keeps skin clear. Include Cuticura Talcum for daily toilet needs. Advertisement.
Embarrassing Moment At Lunch With Friends
A recollection from a Detroit Free Press note describes a lunch with two girls and an awkward moment when the narrator teased another girl as a switchboard operator. The gag backfired as the operator in the party glared, and the speaker recalls turning red in the sun.
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Freedom from Laxatives
An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts that harm the body. A natural lubricant supports waste movement, with Nujol offering a gentle, non laxative option like Nature’s own oil. Nujol is not medicine, is harmless, and is prescribed by physicians in hospitals.
Wireless Call Bells System Proposed by Portuguese Officer
An officer of the Portuguese army has developed a wireless call bell system claimed to replace prolonged watching at radio receiving stations. The article notes that more men die of idleness than of hard work.
Everywhere She Goes and the Churchyard Pews
A small dog Prix tails its owner in a church pew during a sermon causing whispered stares. The owner and Trix leave the aisle after realizing they cannot chase the pet home, drawing curious glances as they depart.
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Did She? Martha Ann Snubs Mother in Kitchen Incident
Martha Ann complains as her mother bumps into her with a tray in the doorway. In the kitchen she blurts out that she would stick out her tongue at her mother, then feels sorrow shortly after the remark.
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Police to Check Highway Defects
District of Columbia assigns patrolmen to a designated road territory to locate highway defects and report them for immediate repair. The effort aims at prevention, with drivers benefiting from safer roads as defects are fixed promptly. The ad notes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product available at grocers.
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Zebra Stockings Inspire Child Wish On Family Outing
In a playful scene at Van Courtshuid links a father in striped golf stockings draws attention. Eight year old Ethel frets yet asks her mother for new stockings to resemble papa, while strangers in a subway carriage smile at the moment.
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Chopping Him Off, A Measly Mendicant’s Wolf Woes
In a Kansas City Star humor note J Fuller Gloom quips a mendicant begs relief from a wolf at his door. The stern reply suggests no aid, urging the man to face the danger alone.
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