Feeding of Young Child Becomes Health in Later Life
Advice on early child feeding stresses chewing before one year, with finely prepared meats and vegetables. Warns against bolting and hasty eating, promotes variety for full nutrition, and urges motherly guidance to form lifelong good eating habits and table manners.
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Fande Wivan
Home-Making Pillows by Wanda Barton Highlights Evening Craft Trends
Wanda Barton describes overtime stitching of pillow novelties such as an old fashioned girl figure on cream chintz with a gingham skirt and sunbonnet. She outlines square floor cushions with glazed chintz cords, leather cushions in multiple color combos, and washable button flap covers in bright red and white patterns.
A Fashion Model’s Diary From Grace Thorncliffe
A fashion diary notes Grace Thorncliffe praising a green jersey and natural Kasha sports dress as a masterful, in key creation. The piece details a belted bodice with a pointed neck, rolled collar, red Kasha trim, and decorative sleeves. The skirt features paneling and extensive tucking in a circular motif.
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Gracie
Jong
Whispers By Madge Geyer Mystery Drafts A Tale
A fragment hints at Madge Geyer sensing whispered love and a forthcoming choice. The brief scene suggests surprise and a shy, uncertain turn in her thoughts as she reacts to unspoken affection. The passage remains incomplete.
Kind Lady Finds Happiness Helping Others in Hard Time
Winifred Black writes of a typically generous neighbor, the Kind Lady, always ready to help. Though ill and restless, she remains a model of generosity as she supported neighbors, a son-in-law, and others, and will recover to continue her comforting, practical kindness.
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Winifred Black
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Preserving Youthful Skin by Josephine Huddleston
A skincare guide detailing a three step daily facial treatment to maintain firm contours. It covers cleansing with cold cream suitable for oily skin, upward outward massage to remove residue, followed by a toner and nourishing cream for neck and face.
Stars Say For Tuesday Oct 16 Horoscope Highlights
Genieve Kemble notes a day of conflicting situations in work and personal life. Employment appears favorable but near-term disruptions loom unless calm conduct protects interests. Romantic prospects emerge, a birth on this day may be socially adept yet irascible, requiring early discipline.
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Genevieve Kemble
HP Stellar
Detective fiction pleasures and cautions from readers
A 1923 opinion on detective stories, praising their entertainment value and brisk pacing while noting flaws. It argues mystery thrillers offer easy reading, clever plots, and hero appeal, but warn against weak endings and lack of love interest or deep characterization.
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Toor
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie on Marriage Age
A reader asks about the legal marriage age with parental consent. The response notes age varies by state and suggests checking a public library for the law. A second reader counsels respecting a mother’s view due to a lack of legal age, urging discussion and caution about the suitor’s character.
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Annie Laurie
Love's Awakening Excerpt with Brixton Guest Plan
Lillian and I study Samuel Brixton's telegram about joining five guests for Marion's school visit between the eighteenth and twenty second. We map travel plans, a country hotel stay, and domestic preparations while debating driving, timetable, and New York traffic.
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Betty Becomes a Bird in Sparrow's Nest
A girl named Betty wishes to become a bird and, with a magic-empowered sparrow, moves to a nest with Mr and Mrs Sparrow. She helps with the brood but is abducted briefly by Butcher Bird who reveals a predator’s lair and warns her back to girlhood, ending the wish.
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Betty
Mrs. Sparrow
Words of the Wise and the Bygone Wit
A compact antique quotation piece notes Emerson Browne and Persius on time eternity and human folly. The passage compares sorrow and happiness, mocks small minds, and frames life as a short pause in a long, enduring cosmos.
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Browne
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