Women Take Men's Jobs Despite All Social Theories
The piece argues women should work when needed, highlighting four young women who filled jobs left by men. It challenges anti female employment sentiment, noting women's varied situations and the pragmatic view that big business hires competence regardless of gender.
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Cheese Dishes And Preparations From Home Kitchen
The Home Kitchen offers meat substitutes and a wide cheese selection from dairies and shops. Recipes include Cheese Patties and Cheese Fritters with steps for pastry, egg, cream or white sauce, and grated cheese. Methods cover macaroni with cheese gravy and baked cheese dishes.
Pygmies Show Complex Society and Early Marriage Practices
The article surveys Pygmy life noting their compact society and surprisingly high intelligence. It describes early marriages at ages nine or ten, wives bought from fathers for arrows, and variable status based on beauty or blood. It discusses beliefs in a devil named Ouda, a short life span, elaborate burial rites, and succession customs after a chief’s death.
Watching Children for Criminal Tendencies
Louis E. Bisch argues childhood shapes future crime, urging early self control and kindness training. He warns against ignoring selfish traits, notes problematic youths progress to delinquency, and advocates vigilant parenting and potential institutional care for the mentally unbalanced.
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Burunduki coats and leather trims trend in fashion
On Fifth Avenue fashion notes highlight burunduki semi sports coats with skin work and trims in conventional styles. Turbans return in millinery with draped, versatile coats in felt soleil velvet satin. Leather remains popular with belts bands collars cuffs and reptile skins also used for smart sportswear and dresses.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Geevieve Kemble
Wednesday January 4 horoscope notes man as capable of good or evil and self knowledge. Minor planetary influence may hint at an unexpected journey linked to social or domestic matters with potential benefits. Birthdays stabilize business but favor personal affairs and possible travel. Notable nativity Sir Isaac Pitman.
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Matching Velvet Coat and Frock Ensemble
The piece suggests coordinating a velvet coat with four color options black raisin blue or maroon to harmonize with velvet frocks. It recommends a varied frock design, adds fur trim for distinction, and calls the outfit a delightful afternoon formal wear ensemble.
Overfeeding Baby Brings Many Ills
A medical note by ROYAL COPELAND identifies risks of overfeeding infants. The text attributes various ailments to improper feeding practices and emphasizes supervision by caregivers and doctors to prevent harm to infants.
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Advice and Lessons on Romance and Infant Care
Annie Laurie advises a girl on rekindling friendship after a breakup, while Lonely Lulu explains infant stomach capacity and proper feeding to prevent vomiting. Q&A sections address teen dating freedom and age appropriate weights with brief answers.
Love's Embers and a Chessboard of Secrets
A tense dialogue unfolds as Lillian probes motives behind plans to keep a neighbor from posing. The couple discuss Dicky Lincoln, his drawings, and the young woman with a stage career, while a chessboard metaphor frames their stalled progress and strategic moves. The Lincoln girl returns for a lesson tomorrow, sparking bets on her next reply.
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Dotty Meets a Wee Stranger in the Woods
Dotty wanders toward Grandma's house and meets Happy Giggles and Mrs Bloodroot in a forest encounter. The elfin guide explains the orange red juice from the white blossom stains skin and once used by Indians for dye. Dotty picks a blossom, staining her fingers, and continues to Grandma's house.
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Words of the Wise Anecdotes and aphorisms collection
A compact set of historic maxims and sayings from Persius Huripides Martial Gibbon and others on life conduct faith and caution. It pairs advice on leadership self mastery restraint and prudent action with moral reflections from Cicero Hesiod Epicharmus and Proverb.
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