Recalling memories of a dear past and children’s stories
A reflective piece recalls a little boy, his horse and adventures from a faded book, contrasting joyous, fragile years with later grief. The narrator urges mothers to cherish moments with their children as memories endure, while noting the book’s old fashioned charm and a shift to historical notes on Puritan MPs and Japan’s wildlife.
Feminine Foibles 1 e By Annette Bradshaw
Dialogue between JOY and JANE about dance bloomers printed ruffles garters and knickers. JOY shows new lingerie while JANE admires outfits and notes her own hair and gown require a fitted style. The exchange highlights fashion foibles and flirtatious banter from the era.
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Jane
Vegetable Soups and Fish Additions Impress at Home Kitchen
A 1900s kitchen column extols vegetable soups as flavorful economical meals. Recipes include Potato soup with shrimp, Tomato soup with cod, Oyster enhancement, Dried Pea soup, and Mock Turtle variations using lentils spinach capers and tapioca.
Fashion by Vera Winston shows two jumpers for different wear
Two jumpers are illustrated by Vera Winston. One is a tailored gray crepe piece with fine tucks and a shallow V-line bodice. The other is a navy velveteen jumper with white binding, paired with a white flannel skirt and crepe de Chine blouse.
Sh Here's a Way to Make Baby Stop Crying
A London tale reports Glasgow Professor Cameron showing mothers a method to quiet a crying baby by turning the infant onto its stomach and patting the back. The piece emphasizes proper feeding to ease digestive distress and notes related health Qs and answers from the 1927 feature.
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Ruyal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
London
Glasgow University
Princess Mary
Junior
Prof
Cameron
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Wednesday January 26 horoscopic guidance expects the end of a long stagnation. Seek advice from old friends or established institutions while reorganizing lagging affairs under favorable Solar and Lunar influence. Workers should not threaten job security. those with birthdays face new progress opportunities and stable, studious children.
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Land
The Dress of the Lapps Is Unique
Temple Manning describes Lapps as the shortest people in Europe with round skulls prominent cheekbones and light skin. They wear reindeer skin in winter and simple shirts in summer. nomads travel with belts and knives while dwellings range from turf huts to log Norse-inspired houses.
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Temple Manning
Lapps
Europe
Seaboard
Tantrums as Grist for Divorce Mill
A retrospective on Hazel and Bob's troubled marriage begins with Hazel's childhood fits praised as talent by her mother. The piece traces Hazel as a sixteen year old performer and continues to her nineteen year old romance and marriage, framed by Hazel's volatile temperament.
Advice to Girls: Keeping Friends and Love
A 17 year old seeks guidance on balancing a dear friend and a new beau. The column urges tact, preserving friendship as essential to happiness, and explains the boyfriend’s stance mirrors the friend’s antagonism. It contrasts volatile moodiness with steady partnership, citing a six year marital strain ending in desertion.
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Annie Laurie
Quicksands of Love in Adele Garrisons Revelations
In a tense night club mystery, Lillian argues Mary Harrison may be the masked dancer. The plot centers on unseen nightly departures, Mrs Baker, and Jack Leslie as clues unfold to reveal possible disguises and motives while two friends chase truth.
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Lillian
Mary Harrison
Katherine
Mrs. Baker
Baker
Mary
Dicky
Jack Leslie
Noel Veritzen
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