American Beauty Icon Elsie Janis Crowned Among 12 Beauties
The interview profiles Elsie Janis, described as “the Slim Princess on the beauty stage,” noting her radiant smile, perfect teeth, brown hair and eyes, and vivacious personality. Concluding with praise for her warmth and wholesome presence, the piece cites her fame in the stage and her unforgettable public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Mmerick
America
Klate Janis
Sige
Abe
Elsie
France
Sbe
American Daily Dozen
A Woman’s Plan for Youthful Living and Beauty Myths
A lively interview reveals Miss Janis on aging, exercise, and beauty routines. She champions daily activity, facial muscle use, and regular movement, while dismissing costly salons. The piece also includes readers asking about hair growth and skin care, with responses and pamphlet offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Ghent
Sam Omar
Tarrytown
Akeeis
Etiquette Tales From A Farmhouse Notebook
A personal reminiscence recalls childhood lessons on manners and gender roles through humorous episodes. The narrator describes teasing sheep, performances during family meals, and social missteps with neighbors, shopkeepers, and a boy named Wilbur, ending with a note on a vocal mishap during concert practice.
Dear Miss Blake Advice on Bashful Suitors and Love
A reader asks how to encourage a bashful boy’s attentions without seeming forward while a second letter seeks guidance on showing love. Doris Blake’s column emphasizes patience, subtle invitations, and maintaining self poise to spark interest and confirm reciprocal feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Miss Blake
Blake
Yeu
Ford
Chan Ke le
The Queerest Boss I Ever Had
A garbled reminiscence describes a boss who dictated letters with unusual punctuation and odd habits. The fragmented text references cigars, a window, and a mix of odd routines, hinting at a strong personality and peculiar work style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebaert
Wisconsin progress in dairying and tuberculosis eradication efforts
The article reviews Wisconsin leading the accredited herd program to eradicate bovine tuberculosis, with federal state cooperation expanding tests and interstate movement. It notes 1,845 accredited herds with 41,536 cattle, and describes funding shares, testing schedules, and the role of certified veterinarians in maintaining accreditation for export and import controls. It highlights the impact of federal support, testing incentives, and the emphasis on pure breds and graded cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Théa
Wisconsin
Frank Ridgway
United States
James &. Healy
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Live Stock Sanitary Board
Chicago
Aays C. P. Norgard
Healy
Agricultural Department
Madison
Wis
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Mies Bilale Janin
Elsie Janis
Cienerous
Ton
Girle
Cleiee
Laurette Feyler
Urate
Falas
Kapten
Sheeple
Wilbur
Rails
Welbed
Agu
M. R
Vv. P
Doris Blake
Wirabet
Frank Young Persea
Saeed
Ted Geeeusl
Gee Lee
Missouri
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Kolrain Marion Finderne
Rockies
A. H. Loeb
Clonde
Locb Farms
Charlevoit
Mich
Ernest G. Loeb
Matton
Pine Lake
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