Women Work For Living Not Fun Miss Anderson Says
Miss Mary Anderson of the Federal Woman's Bureau notes married women work to earn living wages and cites wages from 1349 to 2400 dollars annually as common. She argues most wives go out to work because they must to support their families and maintain a home.
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Mary Anderson
Federal Woman's Bureau
Washington
Miss Anderson
Thomas Edison
Nile
Rhine
Hudson
Henry Ford
Mary Jones
Mary
George
Busi
Little Brother
Remy
Shinme
Ceerright
The Meaning Of Gems In Cultures And Zodiac Signs
The article discusses birthstones and talismans across cultures, linking stones to Zodiac signs and planetary lore. It notes Aaron's breastplate stones, King Solomon's ring, and various national beliefs, with a focus on stones tied to birthdays and flowers for each month. It mentions popular engagement and friendship stones and the tourist appeal of stones abroad.
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Aaron
Israel
Salomon
Neptune
Berthday
Fee
Arizona
Ele
Pris
Advice to Girls from ANNIE LAURIE on Boy Talk and Etiquette
A series of Q and A on dating etiquette covers finding out if a boy truly cares, appropriate phone time with a date, ways to gain friendship with shy or unfamiliar boys, sending birthday cards, handling being stood up, and forgiving blown temper. It also discusses reactions to rivals, introductions, chaperone presence, and what constitutes tasteful conduct in early courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Sleeveless Frocks Dominate Southern Summer Styles
Southern fashion notes favor sleeveless sportswear with cap sleeves or none. Cardigan jackets remain popular, often in contrasting colors. Two winter vacation dresses are highlighted: oyster white silk gabardine with belt and pearl buckle, and canary yellow broadcloth slipover with pearl buttons.
The Art of Beautifying Your Hands
A vintage beauty guide by Josephine Huddleston on hand care. It covers weekly manicures, washing with soap, pushing back cuticles, and the use of buffers and polishes. It advises lemon juice for staining, olive oil for brittle nails, and cornmeal paste for bleaching, with cautions about overuse of bleaching products and avoiding bed linen stains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Huddleston
Odd Facts From Across the World
Heligoland crumbling prompts 875000 spend to prevent erosion. A NSW Lightning Ridge opal weighs 790 carats 6.5 by 2 inches displaying rainbow colors. Births favor boys with 1042 to 1000 ratio last year. 1060 to 1000 in 1939. English workers spend 30 million pounds annually commuting between home and work.
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Lightning Ridge
New South Wales
England
Stars Sayz For Saturday January 26 Horoscope
Genevieve Kemble notes daily stars warn of fire law theft or slander risks but reward patient diligence for those born today. Elders or institutions may confer recognition and pay while a child born now should seek truth and integrity with safety cautions.
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Genevieve Kemble
Thomson
Household Hints From Frugal to Handy
A collection of practical tips covers fabric care coffee stains and tea marks removal with glycerine and warm water. It suggests vinegar and spices to enhance boiled bacon and lemon with stewed prunes for flavor. Also notes inexpensive felt weather stripping to seal cracks and a cork on kettle covers to prevent burns.
Empress Irene The Autocrat Who Reigned From Adversity
Irene of Constantinople rose from a poor Athenian orphan to empress and regent for Constantine VI. She crushed opposition, ordered her son blinded, reigned for years, plotted a marriage to Charlemagne, was banished, and died in poverty. Her zeal to restore church imagery and monasteries earned her sainthood in the Greek Church. Her tale frames romance as ambition using love to climb to power.
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Rom
Irene
Leo IV
Leo
Constantinople
Constantine VI
Charlemagne
When a Baby Fails to Gain Weight
Dr. Royal S. Copeland warns that failure to gain weight signals possible congenital defects or infections. He urges regular weighing, medical consultation, proper feeding, and hygiene to prevent wasting and promote healthy growth in infants.
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Copeland
Knarf and Shadow-Children Go to the Movies
Knarf and the shadow-children accompany real children to the theatre where Felix the cat and an elephant act on screen. Knarf climbs onto the screen, is chased by both animals, and is hurled back into the audience as the children laugh at the chaotic chase.
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Knarf
Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Ife
Felix
Huroph
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc, Nye
Love's Awakening Delivers Santa Gift Mystery at Farmhouse
Adele Garrison's tale follows Dicky spoiling a feminine circle with a Santa Claus surprise. Edith Fairfax looms in the background as trust, jealousy, and family customs swirl around Junior, Lillian, and Harry Underwood during a Christmas visit.
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Adele Garrison
Dicky
Madge
Santa Claus
Lillian
Edith
Harry
Junior
Mr. Underwood
Harry Underwood
Katherine
Mary
Marion
Tas
Words of Wisdom for Fireside Clime and Life
A collage of maxims from Burns Rousseau Seneca and Addison. The quotes urge youth to study wisdom and old age to practice it while noting values gained through effort and labor.
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Rousseau
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Winifred Black
United States
Wanda Barton
By Marie Marot
Heligoland
Isle of Wight
the Stars Sayz
Douglass
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
New York
New York City
DR. Copeland
Max Trell
the Elephant
Mir
Mior
Hanna
Knart
Newspaper Feature Service
Ind
Edith Fairfax
Art Magazine
Words of
Seneca
Addison
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