From Behind the Bars A Prison Boy Speaks
A letter from a delinquent orphan recounts life in an orphanage and jail. He blames illegitimacy and free love for his downfall, urges better state protection, and calls for homes for children to prevent future convicts. copyright 1925 Premier Syndicate inc.
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Elsie
United States
Great Britain
Federal
Childrens’ Bureau
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Hostile forces may cause disruption with rash acts and possible litigation. Be wary of impulsive decisions and accidents while social and domestic matters improve. A birthday child may be energetic but requires self-control. personalities born today are lively and well liked.
Jay Gould Biography Highlights and Legacy
A concise portrait of Jay Gould born 1836 in New York, detailing his rise from poverty to one of America's wealthiest financiers. The account covers the Erie Railroad coup, the Black Friday panic of 1869, rail and land deals, and his $140 million estate at death in 1892, with notes on George J. Gould and the democratic stance of the family.
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Way Gould
America
New York
Jirst
Erie
Gould
Commodore Vanderbilt
Zodiac Pratt
Pennsylvania
Charles Leupp
Rutland and
Jay Gould
Russell Sage Group
Union Pacific Railroad
Woodlawn
George J. Gould
United States
Mexico
France
Easily Made Screens by Annette Bradshaw
Readers can craft inexpensive room screens at home replacing dull corners and awkward doors. Three example screens show canvas coverings, coordinating papers, and varnish to create an attractive, antique finish.
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Annette Bradshaw
Bowen
Salem
Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Household furniture requires constant care to keep it looking its best. Clean woods and finishes with lukewarm soapy water, dry quickly, then polish. Painted surfaces get gentle washing and drying. brass beds require regular dusting and brass polish for a bright finish. For satin finishes use melted paraffin. white enamel surfaces must be dried thoroughly. Some use white flat paint under enamel for durability. Vacuum upholstered furniture to remove dust, then use a small brush to clean tufted areas.
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Ousehold
A Wife’s Confessional Reveals Hidden Clues in Satchel
In a 1925 feature, Adele Garrison’s tale shows a woman under pressure questioning a captive at home. The scene centers on a chained satchel of counterfeit banknotes and a key hidden by planning suspects as memory and manipulation intertwine.
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Adele Garrison
Fanny Powell
Cloget
Illian
Lillian
Lee Chow
Katherine
Pertinent Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
Annie Laurie answers letters from young women about romance and introductions. A nineteen year old in love with a younger man is urged to discuss the engagement with her fiancé and seek permission to break it, so she can pursue the relationship she truly loves.
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Annie Laurie
Rose
Mr. Smith
Miss Laurie
Cause of a baby's cry when it’s lifted
A 1925 newspaper feature by M D Copeland explains that persistent crying in infants often stems from hunger thirst earache or chest pain from pleurisy or rickets. It urges careful physical examination, stresses not rewarding fuss with pickup, and notes consulting a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Fashionably fitted sport dresses for twins in copper and leaf green
A designer and Madame craft two piece summer outfits for twins Joan and Jackie. Wool rep fabric, raglan sleeves, embroidered collars and pockets in coordinated greens and copper. Alligator skin belts chosen to match, with jaunty velour hats to complete the look.
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Madame
Joan
Jackie
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