Discipline and Spanking in High School Culture Debate
A letter argues against parental and societal approval of corporal punishment of teenagers, calling it cruel and harmful. It cites psychology, warns of long term damage, and urges reporting to child protection services and authorities. The piece contrasts supportive and scientific views on discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsle
Berio
Rin
Lewis
Society For the Prevention of
Javenile Court
Berence
Mea Lee
Home Making Helps By Wanda Horton
Wanda Horton discusses OWLS and salad bowls as valued household items. She notes varied styles including shaded glass crackled ASS and deep bowls with silver borders, mentioning Italian pottery and Majolica ware as popular salad service choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Horton
Italy
A Fashion Model Diary Reveals Gay Spring Frock Trend
A fashion diary notes the season’s gay spring frocks with remarks from Pau and Madame Ghuewmins. The dialogue covers early frock styles, cost at six dollars, and street fashion cues amid a bustling spring shopping scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Phile Parver
Wint Biowirg
Jon
G Tod
Winter Joy Ride Poem Snippet by Juanita Hamel
A fragment from a poem describes a winter slide race that leaves the rider breathless. The piece depicts cold air, rosy cheeks, and a playful scene with Cupid imagined in a southern setting.
Slaves to Routine and the Wash Day Debate
A column lampoons the push to shift laundry to midweek, recounting a Northern village tale of Monday versus Tuesday wash days and the social consequences. It muses on habit, tradition, and petty local judgments while urging readers to wash when convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Wet and Dry Laundry Association
Ige
Enthusiasm for Beauty By Lucrezia Bori
A fragmentary discussion on enthusiasm and the value of beauty in work and play. It argues that interest arises from what one invests attention in, and that shared enthusiasm strengthens groups while differing efforts can cause friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Lucrezia Bori
Tampa
Annie Laurie Advice to Girls Iy
A fragment titled Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie presents guidance for young women. The note hints at traditional moral counsel and personal conduct without detailed specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Keep Your Tongue In A Healthy State
A health article notes the tongue mirrors stomach conditions and reflects fever or typhoid illness. It describes the tongue as a rough, mucous covered organ affected by overeating, alcohol, tainted food, and even snoring, urging better mouth care.
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Royal S. Copeland
Horoscopes and dental tips from 1926 feature service
Tomorrow's horoscope notes activity in professional and commercial lines with travel and environment changes. It also delivers dental warnings about chipping teeth on candy and advises flossing, managing tongue and mouth care, and cautions about hot drinks, plus a note on cataracts guidance from a doctor.
Quicksands of Love shows a tense household scene
In a fragmented narrative Adele Garrison characters Mary Harrison and Katherine spar over a cigarette and care for a child named Dicky. The scene hints at secrets, fear, and a looming disruption as plans for rest and vigil unfold amidst tension and shifting loyalties.
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Mnier
Grace Thorncliffe
Jerekh
Juanita Hamel
Cupid
Dan Cupid
Winifred Black
Winifred
Thusinaim
Lucrezia Bod
United States
New York
New York City
Genevieve Kemble
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Adele Garrison
Mary
Dicky
Mary Harrison
Katherine
Junior
Fannet
Dickett
Kellerine Sete Thuleemstiy Bey
Harriet
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