Why Custom Opposes Lucy Stone Idea
A reader argues against adopting the Lucy Stone League stance on women keeping their own names. The writer contends social convenience and marital identity justify using the husband’s surname, while warning against making names a public cause or personal virtue signal.
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Lucy Stone
Alwin
Doris Hill
Hobson
Mart
Elsie
Doris
Lucy Stone League
Miss Hill
Spodirste
Tac
Home Making Styles by Wanda Barton
Wanda Barton surveys an antique EW room showing Chinese red furniture with gold and black trim. The piece describes a low and high boy, red dressing table, scalloped edges, and a black floor with red russ accents. Yellow net curtains, cretonne fabrics, and gold urn motifs finish the ornate parlor setup.
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Cretonne
Plants Exhibiting Signs of Feeling Reported
Several plants including the mi mosa are said to show muscular contraction when struck, implying a sense of feeling. A blind man, fifty years proof reader at the National Institute for the Blind, has brailled the entire Bible.
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National Institute For the Blind
The Clock and a Dream Lady in Timeless Love
A lyrical tale unfolds around a Dream Lady and her ardent suitor as time and longing intertwine. His devotion deepens while her doubt slowly yields to tenderness, suggesting a vow of eternal faith amid the ceaseless ticking of the clock.
Veritzen Invites Luncheon Companion to Suppress Sorrow
A narrative recounts Phillip Veritzen extending luncheon invitations that evolve into a subtle courtship. The narrator notes growing distraction from work and increasing pleasure in Veritzen's conversation, culminating in a refusal tied to an anniversary. The piece hints at concealed motives behind the invites and the evolving dynamic.
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Phillip Veritzen
Verntzen
Wan
A Wife Driven by Work Takes Her Life
Winifred Black portrays a worn mother who sacrifices sleep and health for idealized housekeeping. A loving husband and two young children are left behind as she dies, prompting reflections on sisterly neglect and missed chances for connection.
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Winifred Black
Velvet accents in fall fashion trend on Fifth Avenue
Miss Shopper notes ARUS gems in filigree for day and evening wear and coats built in plain woolens over straight-line street dresses. Velvet remains essential for afternoon wear while platined silver initials appear on accessories. Hats trend toward simple brims and crepe two-piece outfits feature inverted pleats and ribbon trims.
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ARUS
Legat
Marcasiio
An Old Aid to Beauty by Lucrezia Bori
Advice on reducing underarm perspiration using alum boracic acid powder and skin care. Warns against shields and irritation from improper cleaning. Recommends dusting powder, cleansing routines, and finishing with cold cream or olive oil to prevent dryness.
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Lucrezia Bori
Over Kindness Is Not Good For Hysteria
Doctor Roy al S Copeland discusses hysteria and neurasthenia, noting hysteria arises from impulsive behavior while neurasthenia stems from fatigue and fear of illness. He emphasizes adjusting to surroundings, avoiding excess stimulation, and using deprivation over indulgence to aid recovery.
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Ian
September Forecast Sees Finance Gain Despite Mail Delays
The horoscope notes possible misunderstandings in business and documents but expects corrections and financial returns with Jupiter favorable. Those born today may face problems from letters and agreements, while fraud is limited and legal clarity improves on a justice basis. A benevolent child may need stern discipline on truthfulness.
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Jupiter
Helpful Advice for Girls in Love and Etiquette
A girl asks about a graduation gift for her boyfriend and receiving a letter from another admirer. The advisor cautions privacy, urges appropriate etiquette, and suggests a good book as a thoughtful gift. Guidance covers handling intimate confessions, replying to a polite advance, and introductions to a friend's mother with proper deference.
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Annie Laurie
Brown Eyes
Silk Braid Accent in New Black Coat Fashion
The article notes a youth ful coat of black broadcloth featuring a wide silk braid belt across the back and sides, leaving the front plain. It describes the black lynx fur trim and the trend toward omitting fur cuffs for a simple turned back cloth cuff.
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Wanda Barton
Veritzen
Madge
Mr. Veritzen
Lilian
Qgepet Penture Service
Ibe
Miss Shopper
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Newspaper Feature Syndicate
DR Copeland
Genevieve Kemble
George
Joyce
Vera Winston
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