Quicksands of Love in Adele Garrison’s Revelations
Adele Garrison narrates a tense confrontation with Philip Veritzen aboard a limousine. The renowned theater magnate pressures her to join his research project while she weighs balancing work, motherhood, and her son Junior. Her plan to protect Junior emerges amid doubts about Veritzen’s motives and her own independence.
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Philip Veritzen
Hoad
Philip
Lillian
Mr. Veritzen
Beginning of Future Progress and Remuneration Discussed
A short note hints that progress will be rapid once started but currently the effort remains in a waiting phase. It adds an aside about a crucial point, the payment for work, implying pending compensation.
Silk and jewelry trim mark Fifth Avenue fashion
Seen on Fifth Avenue silk C se embroidery is used extensively as trimming by one smart dressmaker. She uses silk fringes on fur coats for sportswear and shaved white chevrette leather. Pearls in short chokers or long necklaces dominate evening wear. Rabbit fur trims many items. A wide gold link bracelet and green and white gold curb chains with a colored stone highlight the latest fads.
A Fashion Model's Diary Revels in a Dress Purchase
In a lighthearted diary fragment Grace Thorncliffe describes Pam's mood lift after planning a night out. They shop for a red crepe dress, discuss outfits, and decide to buy the trim garment, lifting Pam’s spirits despite weariness.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Pam
Would You Want Your Mate to Remarry
A reader questions whether a spouse should remarry after loss or divorce. Elsie and pals discuss love, loyalty, and practical happiness, sharing letters about romance, jealousy, and the idea of a partner finding comfort with another.
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Elsie
Rose Mary
Premie Syndicate
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
A nostalgic piece on pewter collecting notes its charm and scarcity. It traces pewter’s history from twelfth century England to decline with cheap crockery and outlines two ware types cast and hollow ware.
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Wanda Barton
England
Alleer
Famous Fortune Builder Benjamin Winter Transforms Tenements Into Wealth
Immigrant Benjamin Winter, arriving in 1913, learns painting before turning to real estate. He redecorates and rents up a string of properties on the East Side and Broadway. His early success grew into hundreds of millions in real estate, including Vanderbilt property acquisitions on Fifth Avenue.
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Benjamin Winter
Benjamin
America
Poland
Trenes
New Yuery
Vanderbilt Bcene
Fah Ave
Sile
Cheice
Odd and Interesting Facts From The Pngieh Government
Fragmented OCR notes describe government quantities and ink use, with references to quarts of ink and a rising need for water and tires. Mentions population figures around five million people and a forecast of increased construction costs and demands.
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Pngieh
Benefit Which Youth Can Well Reap
Dr. Royal S. Copeland discusses life expectancy trends and the contrast with the Declaration signers. He argues that past times were physically harsh, urges emphasis on hygiene and sanitation, and forecasts a Golden Age of Health for children. Readers can send questions to Dr. Copeland for replies.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D
United States
New York
New York City
United States Senate
America
Roger Sherman
Charles Carroll
John Adams
Francis Lewis
Matthew Thornton
Copeland
Beauty of Good Grooming By Lucrezia Bori
An advice piece on daily grooming highlights using skin care routines and a home made skin food. It covers essential tools like eyebrow brushes and creams, skin food application for eye lines, arms and elbows, and provides a detailed formula for a nourishing skin cream with almonds wax spermaceti borax glycerin and scented additives.
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Lucrezia Bori
Tomorrow's OROSCOPE Forecast For May 27
The column predicts a day of strong augury for new ventures and possible upheaval, tied to lunar and mutual aspects. It warns those employed to avoid censure, urges personal discretion, and notes a born child may pursue scientific inquiry over traditional work paths.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie
A nineteen year old asks if one date a week is enough to sustain a practical engagement. The adviser suggests not demanding more time, advises dating other friends for now, and notes that with engagement comes the need to reassess meeting frequency.
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Annie Laurie
Ile
Axiam
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