Youth of Today Needs a Soft Pedal
A 1926 column by Elsie Crowell urges three young people visiting the writer’s home to correct their rude approach. She praises their brains and courage but criticizes their manners, arguing social reception hinges on how they present themselves to others. Copyright 1926 Premier Squuate.
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Evolution of Housewares and Cooking Letters
The article surveys domestic topics from pedigreed animals to weaving spidery traps and the moonflower vine. It discusses kitchen utensils of iron and brass, old furniture motifs, and the value of dry cooking to preserve nutrients. It includes Dr. Copeland Q&A on hair care, infections, teeth, and medical queries.
Tightwad Husband Treats Her Badly Four Years of Married Life
A reader in distress writes Annie Laurie about four years of marriage with a husband who earns well but gives her only minimal funds. She stays home, questions if his at home evenings reflect her lack of appeal, and wonders if love has faded. The columnist offers empathy and practical guidance.
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