FEMINISMS By Annette Bradshaw
Mrs Up-to-the-Minute laments male gatekeeping of work with fashion notes. She insists a stylish woman needs fine shoes a matching fan and elegant gowns. The piece blends humor and social commentary on gender roles and style expectations.
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Frank
Coffee and Courage at the Inn After the Night’s Turmoil
Col Travers reassures Kronish and wife amid danger as coffee is served to the inn’s distressed party. Dicky and Graham bond over escape, while Ted eagerly joins the troopers’ pursuit. The group prepares to return home with unsettled emotions and hints of Lil’s fate.
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Col. Travers
Kronish
Smith
Mrs. Kronish
Dicky
Graham
Ted
Bess Dean
Tedd
Ture
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie D 4
Annie Laurie answers a reader about a yearlong relationship with a young man who calls but seems indifferent. She says Bobby desires her company and friendship, but true love will show with time. She counsels waiting and not neglecting other friends while the mystery unfolds.
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Annie Laurie
Bobby
Tinues
The Green Eyed Sisters In The Office
A narrator describes four jealous women in an office the elderly widow with children the pretty fiancée the plain sport who loves hats and hobbies. She alleges envy among all, with the plain woman fixated on herself and status while the others covet youth brains or marriage. The piece concludes jealousy as three green eyed sisters and wishes poverty over envy.
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Trousseau
Diary of a Fashion Model on Millinery Study
OSALTF HUTTON and Rosalie explore fashionable hats on the avenue as a study in modern millinery. Rosalie forgets her sketchbook and asks for help drawing from memory, while the narrator agrees to assist and previews upcoming hat designs.
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Osaltf Hutton
Rosalie
Tomorrow's Horoscope and a Fashion Moment
A horoscope by Genevieve Kemble advises patience and frugality for work and money, with a calm year ahead for birthdays and careful upbringing for children. The second scene follows two women, Rosalie and the narrator, discussing hats in a street encounter noting tricorne, brown antique satin, gold trim, and a gray brocade with silver threads.
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Rosalie
How Bacteria Act When They Breed Disease
A 1921 health feature explains septicemia toxemia and auto intoxication, detailing how bacteria invade tissue, release toxins, and can spread via bloodstream or food. It notes varied reactions from local inflammation to pus, tubercles, and dangerous toxins, with caution about ptomaine and auto intoxication concepts.
Famous Wits of History Remembered by Artemus Ward and Hingston
Artemus Ward and his manager Hingston toured the West with Mark Twain and Bill Nye. Ward fell seriously ill after a California visit, Virginia City rounds, and Salt Lake City stopovers. Hingston even planned to transport Ward’s body on a stagecoach, but Ward recovered enough to return out thin.
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Juan Artemus Ward
Dr. Hing*ston
Salt Lake City
California
Pacific Coast
Virginia City
Nev
Mark Twain
Bill Nye
Artemus
Brigham Young
Hingston
Don C. Seite
Artemus Ward
Hingeton
Destroying Angels
The Maple Tree Learns A Leaf Lesson For North Wind
A illustrated tale shows rival mothers Mrs Maple and Mrs Beechnut debating leaf child fashions. Mrs Oak initially declines, prompting neighbor chatter until North Wind arrives. Mrs Walnut explains the seasons drive natural shedding and fall’s routine, ending with forgiveness and understanding.
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Mrs. Oak
Mrs. Maple
Tim
North Wind
Mrs. Walnut
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