Grand Duke Boris Weighs In On Bobbed Hair In America
RAND DUKE BORIS, cousin of the late czar of all Russians, is in the United States with his wife, arrivals marked by trunks of wardrobe. He weighs in that bobbed hair is decidedly the thing for young girls, a prediction readers could have anticipated. He plans to return to France to await Russia's monarchy restoration, as foreign princes and experts fill American social life.
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America
Screen star seeks reconciliation after trust fund split
The wife of a western film hero won a suit to end a separation ban tied to her income from a trust fund. She says she does not plan to return to films but would give up the trust and refrain from work if her husband allows a real-life reunion. Fans ponder whether the stoic star and his on screen tenderness can translate to their marriage.
Medical student uses wireless aid in exam at Strasbourg
A medical student at Strasbourg installed a wireless receiving set under his desk to cheat during an exam. The faculty reportedly is horrified and the incident may reach the minister of public instruction. The piece notes that cheating occurs even in solitary play and praises the student for using science, though he failed to apply it properly.
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Strasbourg
France
Minister of Public Instruction
Petia
Great to Be a Dog Tops Lone Star Duel at Ball
The dog Great to Be a Dog recovers from wounds after two canine clashes that preceded an inaugural ball in Austin. He defends his position as the Lone Star State’s top dog, while Sambo is described as uncivilized and prone to primitive fighting.
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Child Discipline By Carolyn Lisberge
A parenting piece argues that guiding children through imaginative play can yield obedience without commands. By entering the child's mental world parents avoid conflict, easing the bedtime transition and reducing stress. The author suggests living with children as partners in their play to ease discipline.
Dear K C. Bo mother-in-law fits real gentleness
A reader praises a mother-in-law who helps during sickness and care for grandchildren, noting she is gentle, enjoys advising when needed, and returns to her own home when the danger hour passes. The writer identifies herself as William H and expresses appreciation for the mother-in-law figure in her life.
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William H
Once Overs By J J Mundy Reflections On Modern Methods
A 1925 features column cautions against dwelling on past achievements and resisting present day methods. It argues that pride in old successes leads to laziness and apathy at work, causing workers to fall from payrolls. The piece stresses staying current and engaged with modern practices.
Trotting Fish By Bugs Baer and Finnish Trotters
A humorous column mocks Finnish runners led by Paavo Nurmi, describing exaggerated athletic feats and comical depictions of traffic, cuisine, and culture. It playfully contrasts American life with overstatement about endurance, travel and speed, ending with a nod to historical horse and man powered motifs.
Overcoming Obstacles Proves True Strength in Life
An essay contrasts two kinds of bad checks, one from man and one from nature, urging perseverance. It cites a blind student who excelled in debate after losing sight, arguing obstacles reveal character and build strength. The piece emphasizes endurance, effort, and faith.
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Huber
Dee Dound
Typhoid Fever Symptoms by Royal S Copeland MD
Dr Royal S Copeland describes typhoid fever progression from initial headache to fever delirium and prostration, notes rarewalking typhoid, outlines complications like hemorrhage perforation pneumonia and kidney inflammation, and stresses public health duties and safe disposal of patient discharge.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Why Cheap Movies Appeal to Me
A first-person critique of cinema as affordable entertainment. The author argues movies are cheap, continuous, nonintrusive, smoker-friendly in lower-priced venues, and offer simple pleasures, happy endings, and relaxed social norms. He dislikes pretentious highbrow aims and prefers unvarnished amusement over uplift.
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