Why Washington's Crews Win Races
Dr. Copeland Love urges readers to curb weight and eat sensibly. A lighthearted letter discusses Betty June and a bad habit of over eating, arguing dieting should be healthy not extreme. The piece promotes lean, alert bodies and makes a broader call to self discipline.
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Washington
Dr. Copeland
Betty June
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Home-Making Pillows From Wanda Barton Catalogue
A guide to making decorative home pillows with needlepoint and patchwork patterns. Describes comfort pillow styles for dining rooms and bedrooms, including worsted and velvet fabrics, silk ribbons, and linen embroidery.
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Wanda Barton
Folly a Dangerous Flirt by Fanny Darrell
A prose piece warns women about Folly as a dangerous flirtation. It describes Folly as a merry deceiver who lures with a charming smile and clever tricks. The readable text urges women to recognize Folly and avoid its seductive schemes to reach true happiness.
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Lady Fair
A Fashion Model's Diary A Fashion Model's Diary
A fashion diary excerpt describes Madane's shop flooded with clients seeking white evening wraps and varied fur shades. The narrator notes clients from the country, trends toward pale and brown tones, and a shift to a pink dance frock to start the season, advised by Madame.
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Madane
Medane
Gore
Helpful Advice to Girls Annie Laurie
A reader at twenty asks about marrying a Catholic man while Presbyterian. Answer says happiness matters most, religious differences can work. discuss with family and consider whether marriage is truly right given pressure from others.
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Rown
Ronald
Howard
Annie Laurie
Shorty
Making Ankles Alluring By Lucrezia Borm
Lucrezia Borm argues ankle beauty drives demand for low and medium heels. She urges women to wear shoes that shape the ankle, promotes multiple pairs, and prescribes styles for activity and comfort.
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Lucrezia Borm
England
Page Boy Silhouette Featured By Fashion House on 5th Ave
A fashion note on Fifth Avenue calls the page boy silhouette a trend sponsored by a renowned dressmaker. It features a pleated skirt and jumper with basque trim and side godets. Top fabrics listed include Jersey, suede cloth, velour, crepe de Chine, Georgette, and maire, with colors like violet, mauve, blues, brown tones, and black. Afternoon coats are fur-trimmed and heavily tailored, while evening gowns favor a low neckline often filled with chiffon for a rounded boat shape.
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Coutourieres
Jersey
Washington crew proves world class rowers in open air
A Washington state correspondent asks why University of Washington oarsmen excel, noting their rugged training and open-air lifestyle. Royal S. Copeland argues strength, balance, and intellect come from outdoor work, simple living, and moral character, praising Northwest youths and urging competitive sport for character and life readiness.
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University of Washington
Naval Academy
England
Chester
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Northwest
Tomorrow's Horoscope Brightens Financial Prospects
Tomorrow's horoscope notes favorable lunar time to Jupiter and Saturn aiding achievement. It predicts rewards for industry and judgment, with potential personal experiences and a year of ambitious progress. A birthday child may show strong mental and cultural gifts leading to wealth.
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Genevieve Kemble
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Quicksands of Love and a Teen Rebel Against Rigid Rules
A sixteen year old girl named Mary Harrison resists a strict study and bedtime regime imposed by Lilian at Wootimen Hut. She seeks excitement and an outlet for her emotions through peers and a cabaret dancer named Jack Lestle, while navigating social pressures and rival loyalties. The scene hints at Mary's inner conflict between duty and desire.
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Philip Veritzen
Mary Ilarrison
Dicky
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Iind
Marie
Mary
Legion
Jack Leslie
Mader
Jack Lestie
Ama Fe Oaks
Seayas
About Mothers of Famous Men By Mark Stuyvesant
Fragmented OCR text recounts Nancy Hanks as Abraham Lincoln’s mother and another bygone family tale. It mixes misread lines with a narrative about Mary, Jack Leslie, and a tense moment, but the readable prose centers on biographical reflections and domestic scenes from a historical piece.
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Mark Stuyvesant
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
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