Devotion and Self Effacement Mark Woman Love
Woman’s love centers on a single object admired and esteemed, demanding devotion, sacrifice, and hard work. It contrasts with man’s selfish or power driven love, aiming to ally with the admired partner rather than conquer, and persists without subduing the beloved. Copyright 1838 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A young girl asks if she should meet a boy without her mother’s knowledge. Curley Urley advises talking with the mother to understand her reasons and to evaluate the suitor. If the mother’s concerns are valid, accept them. if not, give the boy a chance to prove his worth.
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Annie Laurie
Curley
Urley
Mama
Sister
Sonny
Dad
Mummy
A Fashion Model’s Diary Plans Southern Wardrobe
Grace Thorncliffe documents Mrs. Talbot’s salon session as they plan a Southern wardrobe. They order evening gowns, then a smart wrap in black satin with peach lining and a gold trim option, to suit a refined dinner look.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Mrs. Talbot
Madame
Europe
Snowbound Lovers Stranded at Distant Junction
Snowbound by Fanny Darrell follows two travelers who miss their connection and end up alone on a deserted station platform. The lonely station master resents the intrusion as he reveals the delayed train may be held for an hour or more. Tore arrives at the junction where they wait.
Wreath of Watercress for Covent Garden’s Watercress Queen
H died the other day in the East End of London. An old watercress seller from Covent Garden Market, known for her quick eye and warm heart, was honored with a wreath of watercress on her coffin. Flowers came from all over London.
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East End
London
Covent Garden
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Tomorrow's Horoscope for January 3
Genevieve Kemble predicts rising luck and risks in finances and work with possible sensational public attention. Fraud vigilance is urged, and signing writings carefully. A notable native for today is Marion Davies, a movie actress.
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Genevieve Kemble
Aan Lea
Marion Davies
Keep Up to With Your Children
Advice for parents to engage with their children, balancing generation gaps and enjoying family life. Emphasizes understanding, respect, and shared activities as children grow, with calls to self-reflection on parental role and eligibility for praise.
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Anne Jordan
FAT NOT SURE SIGN OF BABY S HEALTH
Health columnist M. D. Royall Copeland discusses infant nutrition and reserves of energy, explaining a baby's food is used for growth with little to spare for illness. He cautions that proper consistent feeding is essential for stronger resistance to serious illnesses.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Child welfare centers on proper feeding with milk as the best food and cautions against starch heavy infant formulas. Emphasizes milk modified for cow’s milk when needed and urges consulting a doctor. Also describes a summertime home party setup with baskets, decorations, and menu details. Includes health Q and A items on weight gain and wart remedies with a brief note on submission.
Marsh Rabbit Cousin Meets David In Marshland Tale
David meets Mr Marsh Rabbit and Happy Giggles in a woodland scene. They visit a family of five baby rabbits in a ground nest, learning how Marsh Rabbits differ from Billy Rabbit. Mama Marsh Rabbit explains water love and nest building while Dad keeps watch. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
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David
Marsh Rabbit
White House
Mr. Marsh Rabbit
Billy Rabbit
Marshlands
Mama Marsh Rabbit
Marsh Rabbits
Billy
Daddy Marsh Rabbit
Happy Giggles
Love's Embers and a Beach Picnic Plot
In this 1928 serialized tale, Lilian reassures Madge that Dicky loves her despite lingering doubts. A late telephone call reveals Phil’s city trip and a promised return for a Saturday beach picnic, while Madge healing from a grievous headache.
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Fortune Seaelte
Adele Garrison
Lilian
Madge
Dicky
Graham
Lillian
Veritzen
Phill
Tandy
Phil
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Words of the Wise and Wry Sayings Referenced
A compact collection of maxims and reflections from classical and later sources. Notable quotes include Arnold on partiality in time, Homer on duplicity, La Rochefoucauld on hidden cleverness, Bacon on knowledge and revelation, and Theognis on wealth and friendship.
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