Twenty five and still a bachelor maid message from Elsie
A 1924 letter to Elsie urges a twenty five year old woman to quit passive resignation and fight for life. It questions whether she will accept a drab, constrained future or pursue real happiness, home, and personal growth despite staying in a stifling situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie on balancing friendships and romance
The columnist advises a high school senior to keep broad social ties while considering a steady relationship. She notes that unless engaged, a girl should not abandon friends or rush into exclusive ties. Maintain dignity, avoid hard feelings, and seek sensible balance with supportive guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Legiate
Bill K. Pill K
Paris Wrapped Silvery Velour Gown Sparks Fashion Demand
A Paris import of silver lame wraps stuns fashion circles as model Pam wears a broidered wrap draped to perfection. Madame plans more pieces in silver blue embroidery with chiffon velvet and satin crepe, including hand painted and embroidered variants for Miss Elliott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Paris
Madame
Pam
Miss Elliott
Restful Garden a Lesson in Simple Lawn and Shrub Design
The article details a charming old farmhouse garden redesigned by a skilled landscaper to look natural yet planned. A five foot white block wall with arches frames climbing roses, a widened flagstone path, a fountain, and hardy nasturtiums create a private, homey setting suitable for amateur gardeners to replicate.
Fall fashion items feature hats, frocks, and wraps
The list details a mauve grosgrain hat with violet lining and violets on the crown, a georgette crepe negligee with lace sleeves, a two tone wool smocked green voile frock, a biscuit colored kid shoe with a red or green insert, a black moire dress with side drapery lined in green taffeta, a mink trimmed silver lamé evening coat, linen tennis shoes with crepe rubber soles, a natural Bangkok sailor with navy band, and wraps dominated by wrapped silhouettes for fall.
First International Industrial Exhibition at Paria 1798
A compilation of historical snippets notes events and facts such as Paria hosting the first international industrial exhibition in 1798, along with various statistics about exports and social issues including eye exams for students, currency lifespans, and trade relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Delicious August Dinner Menus from The Home Kitchen
A list of summer menus and kitchen tips by Jeannette Young Norton. The article promotes fish over meat, offers specific menu ideas like Shrimp Cocktail and Broiled White Fish, and includes detailed prep notes for beets, cheese salad, peaches, and desserts. It emphasizes simple, homey dishes with butter, lemon, parsley, and sauce garnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Young Norton
Mrs Washington: A Quiet Force Behind George’s Rise
The article profiles Mrs. Martha Washington noting her strong will and steady influence on George Washington. It details her early marriage in 1730, motherhood, management of the farm, and scarce public attention until Yorktown celebrations. It chronicles their limited contact after his rise and her death on August 25 1789.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
George
United States
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Cautious Day Ahead
The auguries indicate a generally unpropitious day with potential obstructions and irregular delays. Keen judgment and subtle strategy may help avert misfortune, while unusual events could complicate personal matters and entanglements may affect birthday individuals and children born today.
Why Men Take TB Easier Than Girls
Opinion by Royal S. Copeland M D United States Senator from New York Review of TB trends shows men suffer more in productive ages due to occupational exposure and health hazards while women show declining death rates. Dust fumes and smoking raise infection risk and many men return to work before recovery, increasing mortality in the 35 to 60 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Department of Health
Revelations of a Wife a Producer Sees Work Approved
In a private office the author seeks approval for a pageant drama script from famed producer Philip Veritzen. He commends the work but stresses the need for historical accuracy and hints at tension with other writer Bladner while praising the author’s dedication and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Mr. Veritzen
Veriizen
Riverside Drive
Philip Veritzen
Dicky Finds a Compass in the Woods
Dicky runs away from his Mama's house and gets lost in dark woods. A kindly Squirrel and a Golden Rod plant show him the north direction, acting as a natural compass. Dicky learns not to run away and returns home, guided by the plant’s hint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icky
Dicky
Sgr
Mr. Squirrel
Mr. Red Squirrel
Mr. Squirerel
Mr Squirrel
Miss Golden Rod
Woodlands
Golden Rod
Golden
Rod
the Meadows
Quotations on Speech and Behavior from Various Authors
A collage of aphorisms notes caution in speaking and conduct. Colton Selden Cato Confucius and Lacke offer reflections on truth restraint curiosity and social conduct. The fragmentary text urges thoughtful speech and considerate manners amid youthful folly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ptough
Ty Premier Syndicate, Inc
Grace Thorncliffe
Annette Bradshaw
Miss Shopper
Bangkok
China
California
India
Baku
Mark Stuyvesant
Genevieve Kemble
Feature Servics, Inc
DR. Copeland
Adele Garrison
Madge
Blanche
Heaven
Farrar
Horace
Colton
Quarles
Selden
Cato
Onfucius
Vitoa