Woman's confession tests husband in perilous marriage
A self accusing wife pleads for forgiveness after multiple infidelities. Sidney, hurt and resolute, rejects reconciliation, citing pride and masculine vanity, while the narrator questions forgiveness and laments a collapsing union. The column then offers generic horoscope notes about finances and caution in secret agreements.
A Graceful Posture By Josephine Huddleston
An essay on posture argues that proper standing and walking improve mental condition. It describes a stance with feet apart, hips back, chest lifted, and weight shifting from heels to toes in a controlled sequence for daily practice.
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Josephine Huddleston
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton offers household tips for summer protection and cleanliness. She recommends full window screen coverage, screened ventilators, springed doors, thorough plumbing checks, chimney dusting, lime around walls, whitewashing, sulphur candles, and open outer doors by day to prevent dampness. Also maintain refrigerator, drain, and milk bottles to deter pests.
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Wanda Barton
Summer chiffon fashions feature prints and lace details
Annette Bradshaw Chiffon with Lace presents All-Chiffon Ensemble II and printed chiffons as ideal cool Summer fabrics. Describes two-piece sheer frocks with unlined matching coats, navy and white patterns, black lace accents, velvet girdles, and large straw hats. Also notes flowered dimly in light patterns for simple frocks.
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Desingers
Can a Woman Love Two Men at Once
The column answers Twenty’s question about loving two men at once. It distinguishes desire from love, calling desire a bodily impulse and love a deliberate, gradual commitment. It advises that the reader will likely feel yearning for the past suitor while engaged, but should remain sensible and choose the loyal fiancé.
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Ters
Premier Syndicate Inc
Absorbing Sequel Sparks Farmhouse Intrigue
A narrator frets over dangerous neighbors and a planned city trip to shop for Junior. Dicky’s manipulation and Katie’s warnings raise tension as dreams mix with suspicion of Miss Lincoln and a red beard man. The scene ends with a weary wait for morning travel.
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Philip Veritzen
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Pain in Chronic Disease Advised Careful Medical Review
Dr Roy S Copeland discusses a Texas reader with severe chest and back pain, breath difficulty, and tremors. He cautions heart, liver, gall bladder, and kidney issues, stresses professional evaluation, tests for malaria, and addressing chronic constipation with water, coarse foods, and mineral oil. He also advises nutritive support with gelatin in milk and urine checks, then avoiding narcotics and seeking the best doctor.
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Royal S. Copeland
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Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on Love and Monogamy
A reader asks how to handle a nineteen year old girl in love with a twenty two year old who dates others. Annie Laurie replies that without engagement there is no obligation or need to demand exclusive attention and urges the woman to date other friends while avoiding jealousy. When engaged, limiting friendships becomes reasonable.
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Blanche Walsh An East Side Girl Who Conquered Broadway
Blanche Walsh, born at 36 Mott Street in New York City then heart of Chinatown, rose from a tenement youth to Broadway fame. She trained in public schools, joined early stage work, and after junior roles became a leading actress with Frohman and Goodwin, known for Trilby and melodrama, dying in Cleveland on October 81, 1915.
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