When Daughter Becomes a "Problem"
Winifred Black narrates a family crisis centered on Millicent Tyers who ran off with and later left several partners and now unsettles her parents and husband. The piece questions whether one woman’s choices justify upheaval in the Tyers household and whether Millicent should be returned to her husband, the Odd Stick.
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RS. C. E
Millicent
Tyers
Africa
Stick
Dr. Stick
Milicent
Diniseman
Odd Stick
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Cleaning fur with magnesia and flour method
Instructional note advises sprinkling powdered magnesia or hot flour over fur and rubbing in with the hand following the direction of the hair. Allow to sit a day or two, wrap in a towel, then shake out and beat from the wrong side with a thin stick to remove the powder.
Backstairs Trouble in Transylvania Farmhouse Tale
In a tense domestic caper at The Larches, Madge, Lillian, and Mrs. Ticer navigate rivalries with Katie and the Beart household. They plan discreet safeguards as Princess Olina awaits a perilous path. Olina's loyal circle braces for continued danger and a rough but careful hand in guiding events.
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Olina
Lillian
Katie
Littleaid
Lesac
Madge
Harry
Art
Transvania
Dame Ticer
Beature Service
Promised Leg Beauty Exercises and Home Treatments
A女性 guide outlines leg shaping through gradual exercises and homemade lotions. It promotes rising on the balls of the feet and walking stairs, with a reducing lotion using camphor, rubbing oil, lanolin, cocoa butter, and mineral oil. The series promises observable results within weeks and includes step by step application tips.
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Paula
Care and carelessness ruin icebox efficiency in Dorothy's kitchen
An article warns that a high quality icebox fails if not properly used kept full of ice and cleaned. Dorothy's oversized white enamel refrigerator stays lukewarm due to underfilling ice neglect and improper shielding, illustrating essential rules keep it cold dry clean buy ice and perform weekly interior cleaning.
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Dorothy
Stars Say For Setarday April 27
Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble notes negative astral forces for the day and urges caution with others in authority. It predicts personal freedom but warns against offending employers, with a focus on a year of independent thought and potential training needs for a child born today.
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Setarday
Genevieve Kemble
Ieedema
Latest Spring Coats Emphasize Femininity and Dressy Styles
Spring coats show stronger feminine lines with dressy touches while sports wear remains plain. Amber red wool coats edged with ermine trim collar and cuffs stand out alongside red white and blue princess line jackets. Summer furs like white or brown ermine gain popularity for adaptable styling. A light purple broadcloth dressmaker coat with white ermine collar and matching accessories creates a memorable ensemble.
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Orchid Flat
Infant care and feeding emphasized by Dr Copeland
Dr Royall S Copeland argues infant feeding determines national progress and humanity. He contrasts modern mother knowledge with past ignorance and stresses early life care, proper nutrition, and education as vital to health and development.
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Health Department
New York City
Twerdero
Shadow Children and the Fire Alarm Adventure
In a tale of Knarf Yam and Man Trea, shadowchildren face dangers as the Big Fireplace erupts with flames. Gnomes hand out crackers while a match and candleflame system signals danger and the children racing to safety.
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Ture
M Hand
Yarm
Steed
Knart
Knarf
Kaarf
Krart
Yam
Suchandaucha
Kuarf
Tment
Han
Oprah
Barpien
Ines
Lives and Loves of Anne Oldfield, Stage Beauty of London
The article profiles Anne Oldfield, an 18th century English actress born in London in 1683. It recounts her bold comic acting, distinctive mannerisms, rise to fame at Drury Lane, and enduring public affection despite private indiscretions. Her career peaked with Lady Townley, and she died in 1739 leaving a celebrated theatrical legacy.
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Anned Oldfield
Année
Anne
London
Farquhar
Pietcher
John Vanbureh
Drury Lane
Euceeas
Betty
John Colley Cibber
Achievi
Beatrice
Oldfield
Lady Townley
O'dlfield
Nolity
Blades
Farauhar
Arthur Waring
General Churchill
Words of the Wise Reflections on Education and Liberty
A fragmentary editorial noting that a liberal education requires knowledge of classical eras and poetry. It cites Markham and Thackeray in commentary on self reflection, civic virtue, and the dangers of defining freedom by limits.
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Greece
Rome
Markham
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