Marriage as a Prison and Trial Union
Winifred Black critiques anti marriage talk, citing Judge Ben Lindsey on trial marriage and free love. She argues marriage is imperfect but necessary, noting human faults and family strife while condemning abandonment as childish. The piece mocks the notion of escaping marriage as a universal solution.
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Winifred Black
Ben Lindsey
Winifred
Denver
Colorado
America
Lindsey
Peopl
Judge
Africa
Seana
Mnifred Black
The Home Kitchen: Oyster Levels in Mollusk Diets
A compact guide on mollusk nutrition notes oysters and clams offer iodine protein and fats with unique vegetable substitutes when eaten raw. It also details three seafood recipes scallops a la Sontag shrimp patties and curried crabmeat with steps and garnishes.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
General active business conditions are forecast as lunar transits favor trade and publicity. Renew contracts and agreements after reflection, as hasty decisions bring regret. Those born today may have a lively year in trade with letters and literary work, and a clever versatile child is anticipated.
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Luna
Important Accessories for the Smart Spring Costume
Three notable finishing touches for spring costumes are shown. Tan glace kid gloves feature side zippers. A beige felt beret bag complements the look with a soft texture. Suede beige shoes with brown heels and narrow blanket stitch finish complete the set.
Girls Who Keep Young Men Dangling
Dear Ed, a long courting puzzle is laid bare as a steady suitor seeks a clear answer from a girl who alternates between love and denial. Elsie Marlowe advises asserting resolve, then stepping away to test her true intentions and drive decisive action. The piece explores power dynamics and expectations in modern courting.
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Elsie Marlowe
Elsie
Grandmama
Susy Stonehatchet
Abe Bearclaw
Premier Syndicate, Inc
The Serene Charm of Sydney Image Guide
Temple Manning portrays Sydney as a harbor city blending blue waters and hills with bustling quay life. The piece extols Circular Quay and Woolloomooloo Bay, then guides readers toward mountain forests caves and the vast National Park surrounding the harbor.
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Temple Manning
Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Naples
Rio
Constantinople
Glebe Island
Circular Quay
Wooloomooloo Bay
National Park
Katoomba
Odd Facts From The Animal World And Bank Processing Speeds
Sloths, famed curiosities, spend all life inverted and cling to trees while moving and feeding. A Bank of England coin sorter can process about 50,000 coins per hour with a purpose built machine.
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Bank of England
Shingles Cause And Colorful Names By Dr Copeland
Dr Royall S Copeland explains herpes zoster or shingles as a nerve related skin disease. It often starts with neuralgia followed by redness fever and blisters that may heal without scarring or leave marks especially if the eye form injures the eye area.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurice
A 1927 advisory column discusses love as a personal equation with some people finding one lifelong love while others form new attachments. It notes time and nature shape views on love and warns that generalizing is unsafe. It also offers medical tips on shingles and pimples with basic at home care and requests for self-addressed envelopes for further questions.
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Africa
Greenland
Annie Laurie
W. K
Earth
Eer
Revelations of a Wife fragment to a door key scene
Auntie Madge takes the lock key after Mary pleads to keep her safe from a fire risk. Mary fears Mrs Baker’s intrusion and clings to the key for night security while recalling past family cruelty and fire trauma.
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Mary
Madge
Mrs. Bickett
Dicky
Elizabeth
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
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Bradshaw
the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Norton
Genevieve Kemble
Vera Winston
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Annie Laurice
Cargisox
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