Innocent Until Proven Guilty Moral From a Letter
A 1926 Premier Syndicate piece presents a wife who cross examines her bank clerk husband, sparking his appeal to honor and trust. The author urges readers to “Remember the law of the land,” advise giving the husband the benefit of the doubt and avoiding spying or constant questioning to keep the relationship.
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Herbert
Elsie
Premier Syndicate
Autumn Comfort in Home Decor by Annette Bradshaw
Autumn Comfort explores cozy fireplace design with fashioned andirons and gas logs as alternatives. It highlights a tiled hearth, natural wood floors, colorful rugs, built in cupboards, wall adornments, and the home maker’s ability to create a warm atmosphere aligning walls, floors, and furnishings with a harmonious color motif.
Helpful Advice to Girls and Annie Laurie column
Annie Laurie offers guidance on teen relationships and social matters. Readers share concerns about inviting a boyfriend to visit, maintaining friendship across age gaps, and apologizing after a quarrel. The column advises communicating with parents, focusing on shared goals, and inviting appropriate conversations to mend ties.
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Annie Laurie
Lue
Columans
A Fashion Model's Diary Describes a Smart Wool Jersey Frock
Grace Thorncliffe chronicles life on the Avenue after Madame's shop closing. She notes window shoppers and busy shoppers, observing designers, sale staff, and models as people stream from buildings at five thirty. Betty reveals a dress bought during lunch hour, highlighting dress finds and bargains.
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Grace Thorncliffe
Madame
Coantkins
Tyes
Betty
Gerfron
Medame
Garlee
Avi
Dextra
Quicksands of Love in a Restaurant Reunion
Adele Garrison’s Revelations of a Wife segment centers on Dicky’s sudden restaurant appearance at a lunch with Philip Veritzen and the unnamed narrator. Tension flares as Edith’s potential arrival lingers, Veritzen praises the narrator’s influence, and Dicky’s prideful jealousy surfaces during a clash over infidelity and modern marriage norms.
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Icky
Philip Veritzen
Dicky
Mr. Veritzen
Mr. Vertizen
Graham
Joe
Seruce
Fruit Butters From The Home Kitchen Practical Recipes
Home Kitchen guide by Jeannette Young Norton explains old fashioned fruit butters. It covers using cider, apples, pears, peaches and plums with spices, sugar and storage tips. Recipes include Apple, Pear, Peach and Plum butters with step by step heating, straining, and canning procedures.
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Jeannette Young Norton
Java
Largest book exhibited in New York with giant pages
An immense book with pages measuring 10 feet by 7 feet was shown in New York. The fact highlights extraordinary scale as a curiosity rather than a standard publication. London elementary schools now house about 190000 fewer pupils than in 1914, marking a sharp decline in enrollment.
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New York
London
Vitiligo and white patches of skin and hair
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains vitiligo a cosmetic condition with white skin and hair spots. Describes causes, rarity in whites, possible nervous or gland factors, and simple temporary conceals using walnut stain or chemical solutions. Advises medical reassurance and avoiding worry.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
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Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble Friday September 17
An upbeat and progressive day is foretold as all business financial and professional activities advance under planetary sway. Seek contracts promotions and honors while guarding against loss and extravagance. Those born today should pursue ambitious goals as the year favors them despite minor social irritants and careless spending.
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Genevieve Kemble
Mothers of Famous Men excerpt tribute to Margaret Aitkin
A fragment from Mark Stuyvesant’s work honors Margaret Aitkin mother of Carlyle. The passage thanks her for her mercy and steadfast, pious heroism as a guiding head and centre. It notes gratitude and the belief she may continue to bless with belief and resilience.
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Mark Stuyvesant
Margaret Aitkin
Carlyle
Fashion Notes and a Carlyle Portrait of Margaret Aitkin
Seen on 5th Ave offers a fashion forecast with Parisian influences, short skirts and new bias waistlines, plus embroidery and a red black flower trim on a white sports jumper. The piece shifts to a biographical portrait of Margaret Aitkin Carlyle, detailing her influence on Thomas Carlyle, her Calvinist upbringing, sacrifices for his education, letters of guidance, and a remembrance of her death on Christmas Day 1853.
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Thomas Carlyle
Margaret Aitkin
Thomas
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