Little Orphant Annie Finds Happiness With Milkman
An adopted daughter, once the darling of intellectual circles, becomes a reporter and then leaves to marry a milkman. The piece traces her rise in journalism, a bold social shift, and the surprising, contented life they build together at a creamery home.
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Modernistic Dais and Steps Brighten Living Rooms
An article by Eleanor Ross explores how stair steps and raised dais platforms transform interiors. From bookcase-adorned stair balustrades to elevated beds and reading nooks, designers use steps to add color, texture, and architectural interest while preserving function and light.
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie ear Annie Laurie
Frances counsels that to keep love and friendship one must be the finest person possible. Be cheerful considerate thoughtful gracious dignified and loyal to your ideals. If the loved one does not respond he is not right and real love cannot be forced.
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Annie Laurie
Frances
Modernized Princess Gown Shapes Modern Fashion File
The article notes waistlines as the fashion pivot from the bustle era to the princess gown, praising flowing lines over tight fits. It describes two new frock styles in Rose beige flat crepe and tan crepe satin, with soft rose velvet accents, graceful tiers, scalloped blouses, and even hems that flatter most figures while disguising extremes.
Keeping the Summer Tan in Winter
The article urges women to preserve a tan into autumn and winter using artificial suntans and lamps. It praises electrically powered sun lamps with special carbons and discusses liquid powders in varied shades to achieve a natural looking tan without skin damage.
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Florida
Martha Washington a Model First Lady in Nation's Early Days
The essay portrays Martha Washington as a devoted partner to George Washington, enduring public life and wartime hardship. It notes her role at Mount Vernon, her support during the war, and her dignified conduct as the first President’s wife shaping future presidential spouses.
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Daniel Parke Curtis
Colonel Washington
Washington
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Mount Vernon
George Washington
Berets and novelty jewelry spice beach fashion
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley notes felt berets emerge as essential beach attire in varied hues to match summer frocks. Berets keep hair neat and add jaunty smartness to sport costumes as novelty jewelry in copper and gilded tin complements fall colors.
Unsettling celestial influences warn of hazards today
The reading notes lunar and mutual configurations create eventful and disruptive conditions with potential danger to people and property. It urges extreme caution and self restraint to avoid peril, while calm management may yield some successes and a born child could pursue inventive independent research.
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Big Cities as Health Resorts Why Not
A column by Royal S. Copeland M D United States Senator from New York argues that major cities can be healthy living centers. He highlights urban water and milk safety, periodic child exams, public health services, and clinics, noting cities may have lower death and sickness rates than rural areas. He also answers reader questions on health topics.
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California
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Love's Reawakening And A Wife’s Quiet Triumph
Mary Harrison and Mary’s fiancé Noel face social pressure as Dicky’s family watches closely during a dinner. Noel resents limits on marrying Mary while Harry Underwood distributes theater tickets for varied outings. The scene ends with Mary preparing for a quick dress change as tensions mingle with entertainment plans.
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Oel
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Helena Brixton
Jack Leslie
Mary
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Harry
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Veritzen Organization
Tin-Soldier Narrates Hunt for the Goggle-Goggle
A tin-soldier recalls hunting wild animals, noting none remain wild as zoos tame them. He describes capturing a fierce Goggle-goggle by making it read a letter, then using a hat brim to subdue it before releasing it. The tale blends fantasy with caution about manners and fearsome creatures.
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Quotations on Honor Freedom and Truth From Classic Writers
A collection of pithy maxims and lines about honor peace liberty and truth from Buchanan Russell Byron Syrus Longfellow Montaigne Coleridge and Young. The snippets illustrate virtue courage and human folly as framed by historic authors and poets.
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