Scandal and a Fallen Star Maisie in Jealous Struggle
The piece portrays Maisie, a celebrated social figure, as fragile yet adored for her charm and artistry in hosting. Rumors swirl that a man connected to her meets a fatal end not by accident, hinting at a romance that could ruin her marriage and status.
Maisie’s Dilemma Ends in a Sharp Twist
A romantic triangle unfolds as Maisie schemes to escape a loveless marriage. She marries for money while her fiancé and husband clash in a volatile, public scandal. Maisie’s indifference to her vows fuels the frenzy as a surprising exit closes the tale.
Fifth Avenue Fashion Notes From Hiss Shopper Column
Seen on Fifth Avenue fashion notes describe scarves adapted from Indian designs in Japanese silk with crinkled and puffed textures. The resort imports feature evening frocks with matching shawls, Chanel blue dominates revues, fur gifts decline, and a new gold plated chime bracelet craze appears with many on one wrist.
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Fifth Avenue
Lamb in Several Languages and Various Lamb Dishes
A historical home cooking piece outlines multiple lamb preparations from different cuisines. It details stuffed leg of lamb with a savory stuffing and roasting, Hungarian lamb stew with olives, Armenian lamb with quinces, Turkish lamb with grape juice, French lamb cutlets with spinach, and Swiss lamb salad with a light dressing.
Today s Fashion by Vera Winston
If coal above is smart enough to please the most exacting of schoolgirls, it is made of the softest English fleece imaginable in a Pretty tight Bray with narrow Inset bands of pleating down the front and on the trim sleeves. The collar and narrow cuffs are of gray squirrel. With this is worn a soft English felt hat also in gray with a tailored band of black velvet ribbon.
Romance Hovers Over Ribbon Counter Dreams
Doris, a ribbon counter clerk, longs for color and romance beyond selling ribbons. She rejects routine days, fearing wasted youth, and ponders how each customer might offer a fleeting adventure that builds life rather than mere change. Copyright 1927 by the Premier Syndicate.
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Elsie Marlowe
Doris
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Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A 24 year old girl seeks respect and boundaries with the opposite sex and is urged to hold principles and wait for genuine friends. A 22 year old man asks how to meet peers and suggests joining a club or YMCA to meet other young people and connections.
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Annie Laurie
Helen
Elen
The Khonds Capture Brides in Primitive Mountain Customs
A fragmented account describes the Khonds of Central India as dark skinned and tribal, clinging to marriage by capture and ritual sacrifices to a earth-god. It notes their fierce practices, social deviance, and strong religious drive to become priests.
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India
Causes of Epilepsy Not Fully Known
A health column by Royl S Copeland M D discusses epilepsy types, symptoms, and possible causes. It notes most seizures occur between ages ten and twenty, outlines reflex triggers, and urges careful case study of eye, dental, digestive, and other factors. It mentions Jacksonian epilepsy and links to kidney or blood issues, stressing expert evaluation for potential cure.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
On Wednesday January 18 the stars warn of exciting but turbulent times due to lunar transits. Mars and the moon clash may spark rash quarrels and social disruption aided by Venus. Those born today face a restless year requiring strict self discipline and control to avoid irritable acts. A child born today may be rash, tempestuous, nervous, and in need of early training.
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Lillian Quietly Prepares a Hidden Plan for Madge
In a tense scene, Lillian hurries in to press a secret matter on Madge as they await cues. The narrator notes Mary Harrison may be involved, while Lillian, in negligee, insists on readiness and restraint until the moment arrives. The passage hints at a nocturnal scheme and imminent action.
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