Annoyed Mutter Graham Tells of Timely Telegraph
In the Ticer sitting room the family discusses a hospital update from Marion and Jim. Dicky teases his mother with ten word telegram logic while Katie the maid draws flak, and plans form to track Jim and Katie’s travel by long distance call.
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Jercy Ticer
Cap
Dicky
Mother Graham
Mrs. Ticer
Marion
Jim
Graham
Katie
Bridgehampton
Durkees
What Science Can Do to Help Hay Fever Victims
Medical expert Dr. Copeland explains hay fever as a yearly ailment with symptoms such as sneezing eyes itching and nasal discharge. He notes nervous factors nasal tissue sensitivity pollen exposure and external irritants as causes and suggests climate change nasal treatment preventive care and mild sprays during attacks while advising against cocaine and narcotics.
How to Keep Well Rested Even in Trying Weather
A guidance note for overworked women on restoring energy during busy days. It urges short rests, loosening restrictive clothing, and quick baths or sponge baths to combat fatigue. Tips include resting in a dedicated rest room, deep breathing, changing posture, and early bed or warm baths to improve sleep and alertness.
Winifred Black on a Pretty Girl’s Dubious Ambition
A man dismisses a pretty, kind-hearted young woman as unlikely to succeed. He says her ambition is vague and un-settled, existing only as dreams unless she wakes up and stops treating prettiness as her occupation.
Pretty Girl in Office Faces Harsh Work Reality
A 1921 feature on a pretty office girl describing how she is distracted by male attention and society expectations. It argues management cares about output over looks and urges the girl to focus on work to avoid losing her job.
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Cupid
Jen
Lucrezia Bori
Pretty Girl
Advice to Girls from Dr Annie Laurie
A letter from a distressed 18 year old girl describes misery at home with a controlling father who withholds money and restricts social activity. Dr Annie Laurie urges courage, respect for a loving mother, and suggests open, calm conversation to improve family understanding and happiness.
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Annie Laurie
Copyright Notice from 1921 News Service
A 1921 copyright notice appears, attributing rights to Newenaper Feature Service Inc. The text indicates ownership and publication context for the period, reflecting standard licensing language of the era.
Melon Month Home Kitchen Dishes From Norton
Old article notes August as melon month and offers several melon recipes. It describes making pink melon jelly, melon ice, a pink melon mold, and a melon toffee infused drink with ginger ale, plus rind pickles and general canning steps. Cantaloupe and honeydew are mentioned as suitable alternatives.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Wealth and Growth
A very active and successful day is seen from sidereal readings with chances of money and business growth. Venus brings social and affectional harmony, and birthdays promise a prosperous year with advancement in business and happiness in all pursuits. A child born today is clever, popular, and likely to succeed.
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Venus
Medical Q and A from Dr Copeland 1921 column
Reader questions cover wart removal by expert using electric needle, swollen glands advice, infant constipation and eye checks for child. Dr Copeland notes that questions on medical hygiene and sanitation are answered for readers, with personal replies if needed.
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Dr. Copeland
Copeland
R. S. Copeland
Cobay's Fashion Note on a Gray Crepe Frock
A fashion note describes a Cobay design in gray crepe de chine with fagoting at the bodice and cape like back shoulder detail. The garment features pleated side panels and a blue felt hat with a large gray poppy, illustrating this season's free flowing frock silhouette.
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Adele Garrison
Florvics, Tea
Richard
Jerry Ticer
Jerry
Juanita Hamel
Royal 8. Copeland, M. D
New York City
Dr, Copeland
Winifred Black
Newen
Aper Feature Service, Inc
the Home Kitchen
Dung
Ugust
By Genevieve Kemble
Gervies, Inc
Cobay’s
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