Over-Idealized Husbands Go Philandering Headline
Magazine page item notes themes of marital dissatisfaction and flirtation with infidelity in an early 20th century piece. Features mentions of Dr Louis E. Bisch and short sections on clinging vines and strength of oaks as metaphorical advice.
Home Making and Love Roles From Wand Barton
Practical tips on thrift and household economy with advice on reducing waste in the kitchen and home. The piece then shifts to social psychology, arguing that women should balance affection with independence, warning against perpetual subservience and urging variety, companionship, and respectful clinging in marriage.
A Fashion Model's Diary in a Petite Shop Scene
Grace Thorncliffe recalls a fitting with Mrs. Cordice and her daughter Julie as they search for an evening dress. Grace models a satin jeune fille frock while Julie seeks a youthful, not grown-up look, and the scene ends with a successful sale of a crystal-cluster satin dress.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Julie Cordice
Cordice
Julie
The Hairpin Returns in Fashion Lore
Fanny Darrell notes the hairpin’s resurgence among fashionable ladies. The accessory once suppressed reappears as a decorative and practical adornment, gracing the hair of beautiful maidens and restoring its place in feminine attire.
Food, Headaches and Air Are Related
In this 1928 feature, a physician discusses headaches linked to diet and air intake. He argues food quantity and richness require deeper breathing and more oxygen, advises regular simple meals, and warns against ignoring persistent headaches. Readers are invited to send questions for further guidance.
Tomorrow's Horoscope for February 21
Genevieve Kemble presents a February 21 horoscope forecasting vast opportunity and enterprise under lunar and mutual aspects. It warns to guard against fraud in business and social contacts while noting an excellent year for those with a birthday including unexpected openings and changes in work and personal life. Notable nativity: Cardinal John Henry Newman.
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John Henry Newman
Suggestions for Oily Skin By JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON
A compact guide for oily complexions explains using creams without overloading pores. It recommends cleansing with cold cream, massaging with a nourishing cream, washing with soap and water, and finishing with an astringent, then occasional overnight application to balance oil and dryness.
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Josephine Huddleston
Daughter in Love With the Wrong Boy
A humorous piece traces a daughter seeking endless advice from fortune tellers and spiritual guides before marriage. It contrasts her quest with a pioneer grandmother who faced hardship without guidance, questioning American reliance on external advice and urging self reliance.
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Crystal Gazer
Swami
Mary
Sunshine
Winifredblack
West
Plains
California
Millon
Helpful Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie
A reader asks if eighteen is too young to marry and receives advice to wait and discuss uncertainties with the fiancé. Another teen confesses being engaged while dating another boy and is advised to apologize and speak openly to prevent future misunderstandings.
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Annie Laurie
Lue
Love's Embers and a Beachside Mystery
In a sunlit coastal scene, Eleanor Lincoln and young Mr. Jackson exchange a whispered greeting near the water as Phil Veritzen watches, signaling tension as rival feelings simmer. Lillian and the narrator plot to track reactions while Mother Graham enjoys a shaded chair under a bright umbrella.
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Phil
Mother Graham
Lillian
Mary Harrison
Eleanor Lincoln
Noel Veritzen
Mr. Jackson
Old Tabby
Otto
Jim
Mr. Veritzen
Rok Dicky
Junior
Mary
Eleanor
Georges
Philip Veritzen
Noel
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Doris and the Whippoorwills in the Woods
Doris meets Mr Whippoorwill and Mrs Whippoorwill at dusk near grandma's house. They explain their nestless eggs and night feeding habits while Doris learns their differences from common birds before heading home at mama's call.
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Mr. Whippoorwill
Doris
Mrs. Whippoorwill
Daddy Whippoorwill
Mama
Words of the Wise Quotations and Reflections Fragment
A collection of short literary maxims and quotes from Montaigne Carlyle Cicero Cicero Cicero Addison and Shakespeare on pity heart mindedness marriage learning communication and love with brief, reflective statements and contrasts to human nature and social bonds.
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