We Expect Too Much from Marriage by Winifred Black
A 1925 column critiques divorce grounds arguing incomparability is not a valid basis. The author compares marriage to a contract and stresses commitment over whimsy. Miss Kaye favors incompatibility as sole rational grounds, while the writer cautions against easy divorce and repeated unhappy marriages.
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Winifred
Miss Kaye
Kril- Set En Kaye
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Quiet Day With Notable Domestic Changes
The reading suggests a calm day in most areas with work life showing some favor for employees. Money prospects look poor and speculation should be avoided. Domestic and social life may brighten, with a routine year but potential recognition for industry and effort. A child born today may be popular and accomplished, thriving under employment by others.
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Birls
Katie
Clarence
Clara
Arthur
Elsie
Famous Jewels by Barbara Bayne
This essay traces the enduring allure of diamonds linking past and present. It recounts famous stones like the Dresden, Regent of Portugal, Port Rhodes, and Hope, noting origins, weights, color varieties, and notable owners across history.
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Barbara Bayne
Hope
Porter Rhodes
Kimberly
Cape
Dresden
Bagagem
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
London
India
Sivaji Raj, Gaikwar
Baroda
Gaikwar
South America
Abaite
Portugal
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A girl asks how to gauge a suitor across the street. The adviser cautions against pressuring him and urges friendly, casual chats while avoiding hints of romantic interest. If he values friendship, he will show it. otherwise, wait for signs.
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Annie Laurie
Ian
Worsten
Hands Off Steadies Ends In Wartime Morality Debate
A reader columns discuss the idea of keeping steadies off limits in relationships, praising female solidarity yet criticizing the hands off steadies rule. Letters from readers explore loyalty, fairness, and gender expectations in dating, marriage vows, and social codes.
A Fashion Model's Diary Describes a Youthful Suit
Grace Thorncliffe notes ADAME designs a smart early fall suit for a debutante. The young model inspires a short tow jacket with back fullness and a plain front, featuring a single row of dark blue bone buttons.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Adame
Madame
Five Physical Causes for Grouchiness
Senator Royral S. Copeland argues psychosis underlies chronic sulkiness and speech withdrawal. He outlines bodily causes from teeth and sinuses to kidneys and digestion, noting constipation and fermentation threaten health and mind. He urges medical exam to identify treatable infections and disturbances, with professional guidance.
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New England
Royals Copelana
Evolution of the egg beaters and their rise in home making
Wanda Barton chronicles a history of egg beating tools from the barrel hoop and sanded handle to club shaped wire beaters and flat wire designs. The piece traces open work spoons and twig whisks used by peasants before rapid two wheel beaters and flying wheels shortened whipping times.
Revelations and a Nurse’s Firm Command
In a hospital room Lillian clamps down on the tale of Steve’s escape as Lee Chow sits poised to tell the truth. The group, including Adele’s observer, press for details while guarding Lillian’s modesty and bearing the weight of financial stress.
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Lillian
Steve
Lee Chow
Katherine
Lee Chowl
Madge
Lilian
Mr . Aldridge
Leo Chow
New York
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