I Have Said in My Heart by Idah McGlone Gibson
A woman's defense of moral courage argues men fear exposure more than woman so they cling to reputation. The piece contrasts male and female responses to illicit love and social judgment with a call to rethink courage as a shared virtue. Memo notes courage once a male trait but now is shared.
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Idah McCglone Gibson
Debutantes Prepare Wardrobe For Week of Christmas Parties
Evening clothes for debutantes and co-eds for Christmas events are being planned with invitations for every night of the week. Younger set organizes costumes and outfits ahead of the dance season.
How to Achieve Beauty By MINE Helena Rubinstein
Advice on hand care for winter from Helena Rubinstein. Emphasizes keeping hands white and soft, using cold water for chilblains, cocoa butter or cream, hand massage, anti wrinkle cream, and gloves at night. Recommends glycerine and pasteurized face cream for softness and protection. Teases next talk on counteracting artificial heat ravages.
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Helena Rubinstein
Cats’ skins surge in demand for cheap furs
Public sales report shows over 61 000 cats skins sold last month a rise of 21 000 from six months ago. Skins sourced mainly from institutions that remove unwanted cats painlessly. An official notes one facility destroys about 50 000 cats annually.
The Last Straw. Giltstock Rejects Drawings
A tale of Mr. Giltstock who earns money and commissions a grand house. The architect proposes a drawing room, but Giltstock refuses, drawing the line at rooms for which he has no use or skill. The punchline centers on his quip about drawing a straight line.
Gallatin County School Population Shows Girls Plurality
Gallatin county in Bozeman reports 4,937 pupils with 2,495 girls and the remainder boys. An English inventor attaches a parachute to a baby buggy in Brighton to ease nursing tasks and amuse the child.
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Brighton
England
Hints for the Household from Mrs Mary Morton
The article suggests many potato preparations beyond boiling or baking. It highlights meal ideas including baked halibut with cheese sauce, potato puffs, cabbage salad, lemon pie, and coffee. A simple method using milk to cover potatoes then baking for about an hour is described.
Today’s Recipes: Baked Halibut and Potato Dishes
A seaside menu outlines Baked Halibut with milk paprika bake and a hot buttered platter finish. Cheese Sauce blends cream milk flour butter and cheese to melt smoothly in a double boiler. Potato Puff mixes mashed potatoes eggs butter and milk then bakes until lightly browned. Escalloped Potatoes layers sliced potatoes with flour cheese and bacon in a gratin-style bake.
Date Souffle from Mrs Morton’s Daily Tested Recipe
A brief dated recipe for Date Souffle by Mrs Mary Morton. Ingredients include sugar eggs flour baking powder walnuts and dates. Method instructs baking in a flat tin for about 20 minutes in a moderate oven and serving cold with whipped cream.
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Mary Morton
Value of peanut butter in nutrition and pairing
Peanut butter has high food value due to its large oil and dextrose content. It pairs well with other foods such as whole wheat bread and complements various meals.
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Miss R
Mary B
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Unforgiving friends and love in a teen column
A 16 year old asks Mrs Lee about forgiving friends and a senior boy. Advice cautions that love without forgiveness is doubtful and notes dreams may influence feelings. A reader titled Billy asks about dream meanings and whether a dream indicates real interest.
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Mrs. Lee
Billy
Breath Control for the Asthmatic
Advice on diaphragmatic breathing to aid asthma. The article explains practicing upper abdominal breathing, watching from mirror, and exhaling with a rigid abdomen. It notes singing practice strengthens the diaphragmatic muscle and invites readers to request a related article.
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings
A brief excerpt describes a neighbor’s chicken coop dispute. One neighbor jokes about stealing chicks by lifting a board, provoking a quick cooperative response as the coop is moved. The poem portrays domestic humor and neighborly tensions.
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