Wives of Tomorrow Advice Column Fragment
A reader Isabel asks about leaving a spendthrift husband and finding happiness. Frances McDonald advises focusing on the present, pursuing personal interests, and demonstrating value through action rather than words, suggesting self-reliance over separation unless needed. The piece promotes reading further questions in The Washington Post column.
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Isabel Weil
Isabel
Washington Post
Frances Vic Donald
Making the Most of Personality by Mildred Holland
A descriptive feature by Mildred Holland argues how personality can shape health and daily life. The piece surveys influences on well being, mental outlook, and diet, stressing calm routines and practical self-care as benefits amid modern stress.
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Mildred Holland
Diabetes and healthy living amid rising cases
An old column discusses diabetes rising, urging light exercise like dancing and swimming, cautioning against heavy dieting. It cites spinoff health fears, sugar avoidance, and public interest in weight and sugar reduction amid lifestyle changes and age-related prevalence.
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Bush
Life Extension Instate
The End of the Working Day and The Man of the Hour
A chorus of office life ends as the boss stalls departure while an eager staff waits. The verse pairs celebrate a great-grandfather title, a presidential line, and Indian land claims tied to oil rights with editorial bite.
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Mr Bryan
Uncle Sam
Strawberry Pie Tips From Daily Cook Book Readers
Readers discuss how to thicken and bake strawberry pies using tapioca flour and egg yolks. Suggestions include cutting large berries, using four cups berries, three fourths cup sugar, butter pieces, and thickening with tapioca. Some advise browning crust then finishing bake, others add egg yolks to sugar for richer filling.
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Laboursaving Village Built and Trawlers Whistle Nuisance
English village notes two items: fishermen in nearby town blow loud whistled messages from their trawlers as they sail, prompting complaints to the town council. separately East Hoathly builds a labor saving cottage village with its own power station run entirely on electricity due to a shortage of servants.
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Siren
East Hoathly
Barnes
Middlesex
Old German Chapel Becomes War Memorial in Linkelsbueh
In northern Bavaria the medieval Linkelsbueh town hall marks a shift from Gothic chapel to sheep barn to a soldier memorial. After World War I locals revived the dilapidated chapel, cleaned and renovated it, and turned the interior into a memorial hall bearing a tablet with fallen heroes’ names.
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Munich
Germany
Linkelsbueh
Bavaria
Dinkelnbuehl
Canary Opera Dream Sparks London Plan in Doctor Dolittle Tale
In Hugh Lofting's Doctor Dolittle adventure, Pippinella's whispered canary aria captivates all aboard. Matthew Mugg proposes turning the tale into a London show built around Pippinella's life, with the Doctor envisioning a grand operatic production.
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Matthew Mugg
Syed Cat
Jain
John Dolittle
Jiminy
London
Matthews
Pippinella
Matthew
Child's Story of Human Race by Ramon Coffman
A fragmentary recount of medieval reading habits and romance tales. It notes that early books were simple rolls, romances like the Romance of the Rose popular across Europe, and describes courts of love led by a queen. Eleanor of England is described as participating in a case about knightly gifts.
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Ramon Coffman
Ein Tuscp
Europe
Cupid
Richa
Gueen Lleanor
England
Eleanor
Yai
John F Wille Co
Chicago
Just Folks Edgar A Guent The Large Family
Poem reflecting on the joys and burdens of a large family. The speaker notes that a big clan brings love and laughter but also grief, responsibility, and frequent sorrow as members drift or misstep. The piece ends stating that greater love requires greater bravery and sacrifice.
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Copsright
Edgar A Guent
Forty eight hours of liberty installment VII
In a prison yard Stedding plans to swap places with Derek Slakeham to retrieve an attaché case for Cecily and thwart Dickson. Slakeham, now free for a 48 hour leave, navigates a silent London night to reach his target with Dickson close behind, while risk and tension mount.
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Bonebaker
London
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Geofry Pendall
Promie
Dinen Barke
Cherbourg
Cape Town
Paris
Cecily
Iim
Ailison
Vox
Warden Bredding
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Rarod Slakeham
Maj Slakeham
Stedding
Stedding Prom
Ping
Streauwe
Dickson
Derek S Uncia
Bir
Hichard
Slakehamn
Sir Richard
Duffer
Cecil
Steddinw
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Ceetly
Dirksun
Tondon Street
Marble Arch
Marronvale Terrae
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Slakeham
Tftman
Ron
Ness
Lickson
Tiger
Paw Derkson
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Doevening
Ty Lear Staam Slakeham
Fine Apparel Shop Offers Greatly Reduced Silks and Frocks
The Fine Apparel Shop in Washington features Jat Hickson as representative items and offers radium silks, silk broadcloth, crepe de chine, and Vionnet models at reduced prices. Two-piece outfits with white organdy collars, Pongees, and Chinese brocades are highlighted along with a range of prices from 35 to 75 dollars. The sale runs Monday on the shop's Second Floor.
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Washington
Hickson Jat
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