Love as Ailment and Revenge in a Dear Elsie Exchange
A woman asks Elsie Marlowe if revenge against a faithless lover is fair. She recalls a ten year romance, his marriage, and the heartbreak she still bears. Elsie counsels healing over bitterness, urging the writer to forgive, rebuild her life, and pursue self worth.
No Mortal Immune From Mating Call
A physician author argues romantic love is a nervous disease that consumes the lover. He notes love sickness includes weight loss, insomnia, and distraction, with men more affected than women. Recovery comes through realism and restraint, not denial.
New fragrance on life as Madge seeks fresh heart
A narrator urges Madge to abandon revenge and embrace a brighter future with a new love in her life, noting other women have rebuilt theirs similarly and promising a hopeful horizon beyond her dreary dream of vengeance.
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Trip
Madge
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Tomorrow's Horoscope for September 1
Genevieve Kemble notes lunar transits favor work, publishing, and contracts. Caution urged in personal ties and temper. those born today may enjoy a progressive year and a versatile, efficient child could prosper if petty bickering is avoided.
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Genevieve Kemble
A Fashion Model's Diary On Early Fall Styles
Grace Thorncliffe notes changing silhouettes for fall with navy short coats, crushable hats, and chiffon evening frocks. Marion, a cousin, discusses wardrobe planning in New York, detailing daytime frocks with architectural cuts, uneven hems, flares and set-in yokes, plus versatile belted dresses for autumn.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Kasha
Marion
New York
Spots Before the Eyes and What They Mean
In 1927 a medical notice explains that floating eye spots often come from overeating, lack of exercise, eye strain, or general illness rather than imminent blindness. It urges eye exams, urine tests, and overall health checks, noting severity is rare and warning signs should prompt action.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
Hcalth
New York City
Garrison
Mary
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Home Making Tips by Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton urges thoughtful furniture placement to create cozy rooms rather than buying excessively. She suggests centering comfort around fireplaces and music areas, placing chairs, lamps, and footstools for reading, with desks near windows and proper lighting, and warns against clutter and random purchases.
Love's Embers and a Scolding Fishwife
A fragmented excerpt shows Adele Madge Warns Noel Veritzen amid romantic tension with a wolfhound admirer. The narrator lightens the mood by suggesting a diversion and sending Mary to Patchogue as dust settles on a dusty road scene. Noel sighs, strained by affection and withheld confession.
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Adele Madge
Noel
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Noel Veritzen
Mary
Mrs. Graham
Absorbing Sequel to Revelations of a Wife
A narrator guides a young man away from jealousy over Mary’s attention to a handsome man. She warns that his harsh view risks driving Mary toward romance, saying a single insult could trigger stronger interest and threaten Mary’s ideals.
Touching Up Faded Hair By Anne Jordan
Hair care guidance for sunburned hair covers brushing daily to maintain texture and olive oil scalp massage before shampooing. It explains color restoration tips using rinses with soda and borax for blondes, enna for light brown, brown dye for brown, and black dye for black hair, plus home dye pack timing.
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Anne Jordan
Donizetti’s Turbulent Life and Enduring Operas
The life of Gaetano Donizetti from his 1797 birth in Bergamo to his 1848 death marked by a stubborn drive in Venice Naples and Paris. He wrote sixty four operas with Lucia di Lammermoor his most famous work. His career endured health crises and periods of insanity culminating in death by stroke.
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Bologna
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Marino Faliero
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