Lucy May Visits Grandma in Old Fashioned Village
Lucy May loves visiting grandma whose quaint house sits on a small quiet street. Grandma cooks, bakes, and preserves, filling the house with old fashioned comforts while Lucy May enjoys helping bake cookies and sweeping the porch. Her mother worries, while her father imagines living there too.
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Lucy May
Grandma A
May
Grandma
Louvre
Paris
Lucy
Lucey May
Grandma's
King Features Syndicate
Heart of a Wife excerpt shows reunion amid danger.
In a tense room scene Hugh Grantland returns with Dicky overseeing a guard as Madge greets him. She recalls past peril and recognizes the pull of his sacrifice. The moment hints at hidden danger and shared history with Lee Chow, underscoring a theme of devotion amid peril.
I See a Code Hidden in English Amid a Narrow Escape
In a tense scene, Hugh uses coded speech with Lee Chow to keep secrets from a dangerous bound man. Dicky and Harry restrain him as Lillian notes the subject is feigning unconsciousness while eyes move beneath closed lids, hinting at imminent danger and a possible escape plan.
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Dicky
Grantland
Hugh
Leeow
Iid
Harry Underwood
Lee Chow
Lillian
Harry
King Features Syndicate, Inc
A Fashion Model’s Diary Opens Spring Wardrobe Plans
The diary details a week off to visit Bill, a letter from his mother prompting plans, and Madame approving a short trip. It notes upcoming show orders, a drawing room comedy, and the Reading Woman's preferences. The piece stresses the link between wardrobe quality, poise, and customer loyalty, plus new spring coats and a crepey wool navy blue coat with white fox trimming.
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Mae
Bill Loniy
Bill
Mother
Madame
Stars Forecast a Lively Day for Thursday February 11
Genieve Kemble predicts an eventful day driven by Uranus with Jupiter offering advancement and honors, especially from elderly persons or institutions. Warns of deception or jealousy amid opportunity. A birthday indicates a brilliant year of recognition and change. Edison noted as a principled notable nativity.
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Uranus
Jupiter
Thomas Alve Edison
Velvet Suits Return in Smart Spring Lines
OTS of velvet suits again this Spring with fine cotton velvet gaining popularity for its sturdy, easy care. Paris dressmakers favor velvet for feminine flair. A simple casual velvet suit in black with white Canton crepe blouse and a yellow green satin bow features a neat shoulder yoke and mild flare, offering a smart practical wardrobe staple.
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Paris
Resort wear bags favor practicality with bold trims
On Fifth Avenue, handbags for resort wear lean practical, many with metal trims and bold color ornaments. White and off-white dominate, with envelope styles in elephant skin and capeskin, large gold buttons, silver flaps, and striking stitching to create varied effects. English poet John Masefield’s rise from porter to literary fame is recounted, noting Chaucer sparked his path to poetry.
Pioneers of Futuristic Woodwork Emphasize Natural Beauty
The article notes a shift from glass and tin to diverse woods in furniture design, with ebony inlays and tables showcasing multiple species such as Harewood sycamore maple cherry black walnut ash pear and apple. It praises natural grain, hand polishing, and the gentler appeal of period styles over modern lines.
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Hole
Great Moments in the Life of John Masefield
A compact portrait traces John Masefield from early start on a paper to poetry fame. It notes Salt Water Ballads 1902, The Everlasting Mercy 1911, and Laureate honors. It highlights Yeats mentorship, bold language, and later works like The Wanderer of Liverpool.
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Field
England
William Butler Yeats
Masefield
Royal Society of Literature
John Masefield
Bye Street
Dauber
Daffodil Fields
Reynard the Fox
Wanderer
Liverpool
High Blood Pressure Advice from Senator Copeland
Royal S. Copeland, M D, NY senator and former NYC health commissioner, explains that blood pressure rises with age as arteries stiffen. He urges annual checks after 40, rest, diet regulation, avoiding excess meat tea coffee and alcohol, regular elimination, and cautious baths to prevent heart and kidney damage.
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Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Breen Iam
Bright
King Beatures Syndicate, Inc
Good-Night Stories by Max Trell
A winter pond tale follows Shadow Song Hanid Yam and Knarf as they seek their friend Dart Bream. The group navigates ice tunnels, meets a sleeping frog, and finds Dart living under a sunken, mossy log in a submerged world. Tomorrow promises further adventures.
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Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Frog
Dart Bream
Dart
Flor
Our Rhyming Optimist Winter Fields
A poem about April wanderers and winter’s thrifty grip. The speaker notes a still house and a lone traveler trekking a frozen lane toward a warm hearth. He finds a world cold and distant from springtime joys and life's pulses.
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Aline Michaelis
Fragmented Quotations and Phrases From Various Authors
A collage of lines and maxims from Isaiah Prov Shakespeare Stevenson Pray Shelley Swift appears, mixing biblical, literary, and reflective snippets. The text juxtaposes proverbs about deceit, love choice, nature, and knowledge with assorted author attributions and non sequiturs.
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Heart of
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Dowey
Madge
Hugh Grantland
Adele Garrison
Grace Thorncliffe
Genevieve Kemble
Marie Marot
By Louise Duntley
Tennyson
Shropshire
America
New York Harbor
Pacific Coast
Luke O'Connor
John Mase
Eleanor Ross
Alice Alden
King Featur Syndicate
Ise
C. L
Dr. Copeland
Maxtrell
Morse
King Features Synificace
Rose
Linnet
Words of
Isaiah
Shakespeare
R. L. Stevenson
Shelley
Swift
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