Misfits and Homes Clash In Satirical Domestic Plea
A Mrs yearns for a cozy home with a niche of country life while her husband craves cafe living and nightlife. The piece questions mismatch in desires and whether marriage can endure such divergent visions. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Variety of Winter Pie Fillings From The Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton describes preserves and fillings from winter fruit. She covers blueberries huckleberries blackberries raspberries peaches rhubarb and quinces, with steps for washing sugar quantities cooking times and canning in jars for pies and sauces.
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Jeannette Young Norton
Tweed ensembles featured with misty blue coat and wrap skirt
In Vera Winstor's fashion note, tweed has come into its own with a misty blue ensemble. The coat shows a long waistline, narrow belt, and a beaver collar with a wide scarf end. A wrap skirt and crepe de Chine blouse complete the coordinated look with beaver collar and cuffs.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie on Love and Conflicts
A reader seeks guidance on an unplanned pregnancy and leaving a married employer, with Annie Laurie urging firm refusal, confiding in parents if needed, and possibly quitting the job to avoid harm. The column then coaches a young woman who worries about a rival suitor and suggests clear communication to preserve friendship, plus a note on juggling multiple affections.
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Anne Laurie
Marriea Nan
Piars
Thisman
Picase
Annie Laurie
Mr. Right
Bear Annie Laurie
Two Lovers and a Double Engagement Dilemma
A young woman writes that she loves both Bill and Jack while engaged to each. Jack is in the navy. Bill is older. Her parents oppose Bill due to drinking. An advisor urges ending both engagements as a path to true happiness.
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Jack
Bill
Annie Laurie
Stars Say For Wednesday November 14
The column warns of uncertain influences and stubborn obstacles from planetary changes. It advises persistency, patience, and carefulness with writings and contracts while noting possible financial strain and distorted judgments. A birthday child may show unconventional thinking but strong effort can overcome difficulties.
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Occutt Review
Tasmania Mirrors England In Climate And Customs
Temple Manning notes Tasmania resembles England in climate economy and social life. He highlights apple and hop industries as major income sources and describes Tasmania’s government structure with four ministers and a bicameral legislature. The piece casts Tasmania as content with the Commonwealth link and a retreat for retired Britons.
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Tasmania
England
Tastmnania
Australia
Legislative Council
House of Assembly
Commonwealth
Spinal Fever Guidance Urges Hygiene and Calm Concern
Health column by Royal S. Copeland discusses spinal meningitis, its mild epidemic potential, and the role of right living, sunlight, fresh air, and cleanliness in preventing infectious diseases. It notes August cases in a camp, historical outbreaks in 1904 New York City, and emphasizes avoiding mouth and nose spray to curb spread.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Ausoers
Persovns
Seaboard
Shadow Children Solve Fern Leaf Mystery
Mil Flor Hanid Yam Knarf the shadow children examine a curled fern leaf and debate if it is a curl question mark or watch-spring. Knarf pulls the leaf free and it uncurves only to snap back as they bounce from the surprise, ending the discussion.
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Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knart
Knarf
Mij
Peature Service, Inc
The Heart Story of Steadfast Woman
A narrator recalls Mary Veritzen's cool demeanor toward Noel and her indulgent display with Noel and Prince Georges of Trels at a social gathering. Eleanor Olina, the Transylvanian princess, watches from afar as Noel and George vie for Mary's attention while private tensions surface, foreshadowing further drama.
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Mary
Philip Veritzen
Noel
George Jackson
Prince Georges of
Trels
Eleanor Jackson
Olina
Transvania
Eleanor
Madge
Leanor
George
Prince Georges
Words of Wisdom and Wit Across Thinkers
A collection of maxims from de Rock Longfellow Montaigne Cicero Pliny Browning and Murphy. The quotes touch on friendship honesty conscience virtue learning health and moderation. They reflect on self restraint patience and the value of cultivation for the mind.
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Charles Owen
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Samuel Brixton
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