The Insistent Family Drives Mary From Home
A boarding school girl disappears after leaving only the clothes on her back. The piece condemns a domineering, nosy family whose constant commentary stifled her. It imagines Mary seeking independence, a new life, and a favorite Moon greeting as she starts anew.
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Harry
Mary
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Jane
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Rother
Moon
Mamma
Aunt Jane
Big Brother
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Quick Hot Breakfast Breads From Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton shares simple hot breakfast breads and quick bakes. The recipes include yeasted biscuit substitutes, perfect popovers, gluten gems, Wheat Pufflets, Yellow Corn Muffins, and variations with milk eggs and butter, all baked in hot ovens for fast morning meals.
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Jeannette Young Norton
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Odd Bible and postage facts from the era
An edition of the Bible weighs about 1 percent of a cwi and spans 38 volumes in Braille form for the blind. New 628A milk can stay perfectly wood conditioned for 96 to 120 hours. Only the King in Britain is exempt from postage. other royals affix stamps to their letters.
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Great Britain
Graceful Dance Frock with Pearl Trim in White Chiffon
Vera Winston highlights a dance frock in soft white chiffon with bands of pearl beads circling the neckline and bolero edge. Pearls accent the gown at the hipline and sweep over the full skirt, yielding an entrancing irregular hemline. Paris shifts to colored costume jewelry, but pearl trimming remains favored on evening wear.
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Paris
How the Sexes Complement Each Other By Dr Louise Bisch
Dr Louise Bisch argues that men and women are complementary forces not antagonists. She asserts mutual dependence, cites natural mating as a life principle, and maintains each sex has distinct, valuable roles that enrich human life.
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Louise B. Bisch
Three Minute Journeys Through Western Panama with Temple Manning
Travel writer Temple Manning describes rough travel in Chiriqui Panama from Panama City to Pedregal and David. The mountainous rains swell rivers, making crossings dangerous. Progreso, a banana plantation hub, marks the new Panamanian development with rail access and river barriers along the route.
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Temple Manning
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Canal Zone
Pacific
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Pedregal
David
Panama City
Canal
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Horoscope Preview for March 28 by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow's horoscope notes contradictory planetary alignments bring lively business and personal phases but potential anxiety and upheaval. Expect possible unplanned changes and employment trouble. change cautiously and watch for treachery. A notable nativity features Pierre Laplace, French astronomer.
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Genevieve Kemble
Kevah Griffis
Pierre Laplace
Working Up Hill Dangerous Practice
Royal S. Copeland warns against steady excessive work leading to exhausted nerves and muscles. He contrasts normal tiredness with fatigue that hinders recovery and suggests rest, nourishment, music, and diversion help restore energy quickly.
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie From 1928
Advice column discusses a 15 year old who declined a marriage proposal, then seeks counsel on love and future. It also covers mental and physical exhaustion from demanding work, health checks, and a reader asking about a relationship with an older boy who sees other girls. Includes Q A on cold sores and tanned complexion.
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Annie Laur
Billin
Illie
Annie Laurie
Hwildered
Love's Embers Absorbing Sequel: Princess Olina Revealed
The narrator confirms Eleanor Lincoln is Princess Olina of Transvania after a tense exchange with Georges and Fedor. He narrates how clues from Mrs Townsend and Mrs Underwood point to Olina, noting the distinctive Hapsburg nose and a transatlantic friendship with young Mr Jackson.
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Eleanor Lincoln
Olina
Transvania
Alice
Georges
George Logan Jackson
Prince Georges
Trees
Fedor
Mr. Jackson
Townsend
Dicky
Doris Meets a Cassowary in the Zoo
Doris visits a zoo newcomer, a cassowary, and compares it to the emu. The bird boasts speed and a frontward kick, laments humans wanting to eat them, and explains native dangers in Australia.
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Doris
Australia
Cassowary
Mr. Cassowary
Cassowary Family at the City Zoo
Doris visits the zoo and meets Mrs Cassowary and her mate. The couple reveals they expect eggs hatch soon and promise to show Doris their seven green eggs and future chicks. The keeper feeds the birds and the family hints at Australian friends.
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Cassowarys
Mr. Cassowary
Zoo
Doris
Australia
Mami
Words of the Wise and Cautions from Classic Thinkers
A compact collection of maxims and aphorisms from Cicero Edwards Carlyle La Bruyere Chesterfield Montesquieu Horace and Epious. The quotes touch on steadiness honesty speech humility gratitude and the value of simplicity over grandeur.
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